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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1910
Page
11
Governor declares all charges against Smith false and accuses opponents of political maneuvering. The address, delivered during a tense political period, asserts Smith faces a legal probe while urging support for allied party figures and upcoming elections.
Aviation scene in Los Angeles features Curtiss Rager defeating Wright entrant in a half mile aerial contest. Gusty conditions noted as a notable factor. The event drew adult spectators and highlighted early aviation rivalry and speed.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a person named Talon Dex or Tokenina as a deceased individual, with mention of a police investigation and a gradual decline in condition after a physical incident. The fragmentary lines reference a location in Virginia and scattered names, but no clear date, full names, or events.
A district court in Department 1 today heard Ryan charged with vagrancy and incorrigibility as parents Mr and Mrs John Ryan claimed the boy is beyond their control. The proceedings explored reform options with the county attorney George Poole and defense attorney Ea O Flynn, focusing on the boy’s welfare and possible commitment to reform, given his illness and conduct. The judge questioned the boy’s ability to work and considered whether sending him to reform school would benefit him, with options including return to the city if required.
A garbled 1920s style notice recounts a disputed will or memory claim involving a person named Cerdon and a Hamilton event. The fragment mentions a Mrs Hoven, a widow, and concerns an obituary or legal settlement. Details are unclear but imply a contested estate.
The Empire Theater to reopen midweek with a full vaudeville program. The Kaufmanns, famed young impersonators, headline with the Jick Alien company. Jack Plening debuts in vaudeville, Miertling delivers a notable dialinist act, and Buck Allen conducts clever illusionwork transforming statues. Gardner returns for another week of photoplays and Low Wingdhe orchestra performs under Prof. Charon Glin.
A tense street confrontation erupts as a burglar robs a residence at gunpoint. Neighbors, police, and a pursuing officer pursue the culprit through alleys and a nearby yard, ending with the burglary suspect escaping and authorities recovering evidence after a hurried chase and gunfire. The incident prompts police to cordon the area and question witnesses.
One of the major features at the Majestic Theater is the Brunettes, two young athletes who perform acrobatic stunts with skill and rhythm. Their lively aerial routine is becoming a standout act, drawing crowds as they continually refine new maneuvers and daring feats. A Spanish War Veterans group is planning an event Friday with officers installed, a brief program, and guest speakers. A separate incident reports a near-fatal accident at Parrot Mining, where a worker escaped serious injury after a fall over a projecting thermal. another worker, Mary Dempster, was involved and only lightly injured.
A confused OCR style report recounts multiple arrests and local incidents near Sabphar Oklahoma. It mentions farmers and industrial plants with references to companies and individuals, ending with a note on the death of Alexander Gordon in London and a legal action taken.
Fragmented notes describe winter apparel and heating themes with scattered names and places. A few mentions reference colleges, conferences, and university figures amid garbled OCR style. The excerpt hints at a broader piece on cold weather gear and relevant social details.
A garbled news flash describes a wartime era accident in Washington involving a derrick and a failing blast. One person reportedly died and the scene involved improvised preparations and a sudden explosion.
A double tragedy unfolded as two men were found dead at a house in Baxi Bra Mohs. Investigators say the scene showed whiskey empties and potential signs of a robbery. Police arrested two suspects, Warrington and another unnamed man, as the community mourns. The Pentagon and military order references appear in garbled text. funeral arrangements for a victim named Tetin are noted alongside local religious services.
A fragmented note mentions AL Renshaw and a full orchestra tied to a local event. The readable words suggest a ceremonial or organizational context with a troupe or band associated with Mutt Stationary Engineers. No clear date, place, or outcome could be confirmed.
A tangled legal note leads to a judgment in favor of Kemper and Booth after a complex court sequence. Albert J. Kanlight reports the 1592 proceeding, with A. Murray and Koignt Garhi among counsel. The case involves trust payments, liens, and disputed notes, with orders issued and motions debated through the line of the suit.
A fragmented notice highlights a Red Cross Seal program at the Orpheum Theater. It notes cooperation with the Red Cross to educate about tuberculosis and public health efforts, praising dramatic performances featuring notable actors and urging support for the cause.
Fragmentary OCR describes a legal matter involving a person named Thomas M McNuiuera and others. It mentions a judge Justin Boley and a plea or proceeding related to chattel mortgage and impropriety with monetary amounts cited, indicating a court case with defense and witness elements.
Fragmentary OCR summary mentions meat bundles and price ideas with unclear names and places. It references turkeys, flight price, and a depot or plant, but the readable facts are sparse and nonspecific. The tone resembles a bargain notice or ad, lacking clear entities or dates.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a last will with no family named. The text mentions estate allocations, possible bequests, and references to a public acknowledgment or ceremony. No clear dates, names, or places are readable to confirm specifics.
A questionable OCR fragment lists various names and phrases suggesting a claim that express companies are banks. The text includes scattered proper nouns and incomplete sentences, mentioning people, places, and random terms without coherent context or verifiable events.
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