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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
18
Elevator operators, many students, were surprised by Christmas gifts from office tenants. At the Rialto building Miss Marie Doris noted boosts from her boss, a dentist, and various passersby totaling about $20 plus several gift boxes.
An alarming rumor from the Pittsburg Dispatch claims Vice President Marshall may pursue a seat in the Indiana senate in a future election. The report notes circulation of the idea but offers no confirmation or formal statement from Marshall or party officials.
Vat Donahue appeared in police court for the third time in two weeks charged with breaking down a door at 338 South Wyoming and attacking Pete Saloway with an ax. Saloway said Donahue struck at him but he blocked the ax with the handle. Judge Grimes ruled proper jurisdiction lies in a higher court, and Donahue was found not guilty. Neighbor A L Johnson said he has sought to expel Donahue from the rooming house. Also, B Williams forfeited a $10 bond for failing to appear in court on traffic charges on East Park street.
Arthur G Hudtloff, studying at the University of Washington, arrived in Butte Wednesday evening to spend the holidays with his parents Rev and Mrs M P Hudtloff. He earned a navy commission as ensign during the war and served on several ships.
Hugh Wilson, left in a serious but improving condition after last Tuesday night attack on South Ohio street, testified a woman lured him into a confrontation. He bought her clothing and whiskey before an assailant robbed him. Wilson fought back with a knife and blacked out. Barney Gannon, arrested nearby, claims Wilson attacked him first in a clash over a woman.
A jury in Judge Lambs court yesterday awarded Lou H Stevens 5000 damages against Walker QD Hines director general of railways and the Milwaukee railroad company in a personal injury suit. Stevens sought 20000 claiming injuries when struck by a bar while laying rails. Attorneys Fred Furman Leo Hanl represented the plaintiff with Wheeler and Baldwin for the defendants.
A brief news-style remark notes Mabel rejects the 12-cylinder car owner in favor of an army aviator. The line suggests a social choice set in a Detroit context, reflecting a dated gossip tone without additional factual detail.
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