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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1910
Page
6
A long account describes Salvation Army efforts as Santa arrives to give out thousands of toys and clothing to needy children during a holiday event. Judge McGowan presided as Adjutant Mangle led the program with thanks from volunteers and the Daughters of the Salvation Army.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions tents, wines, drums, bells, and children with odd phrases about happiness and a group named Salvation… Chehelmas? The text is highly incomplete, lacking clear persons, places, dates, or events to identify a coherent news item.
The Inferior Sex staged at the Broadway theater features Maxine Elliott in the lead with a strong company. Critics note a grand production with capable performances by Beatties, Miss Smith, Clarence, and Frederic Kerr, while delivering a largely successful farce that engages the audience with polished staging.
The Justice Court heard multiple complaints yesterday. M. Maloney was charged with petty larceny after allegedly stealing a 4 horse blanket from a stone bakery wagon. J. Rogers pleaded guilty to petty larceny and received a two day sentence. Cont. Gieovith faced robbery allegations in district court, with a peddler saying liens involved. Thurrington, at the St James hotel, accuses Sulvan of assault with weapons, resulting in injuries.
A reported case centers on a woman who asked for arrest and then refused to prosecute another woman who had asked for arrest. The event unfolds with references to monetary exchanges and subsequent actions, including a mysterious journey and a final note about a possible public interest ledger.
Jie, 57, well known in the city, survived by the widow, a son and a daughter tied to Bulte and Alis. W. Larsen, and three brothers of Purttaid. Funeral Thursday morning from the home to the Christian church with Rev. Whitlam Jordan officiating. Interment at Mount Morten cemetery.
The Chinese Baptist mission group held a Christmas gathering Monday evening on West Mercury Street. All Chinese children performed songs and recitations beside a brightly lit tree. The Rev Noftsinger of the First Baptist church spoke as teachers praised the effort.
A Christmas celebration at Hethel Baptist Church Walon and Mercury featured a large tree and decorations for children. The Vitae folks with elders led the Sunday School program with carols and recitations by many youngsters. Santa Claus attended and added to the festive mood with songs such as Christmas Eve and various solos and duets performed by named children and adults.
The text mentions dairy and produce markets, payments and parcels, plans to prepare and charge, and owner letters about fruit and vegetables. It hints at preparations and pre charges for commitments, with references to two years and a seating arrangement affecting takings.
Washington late December reports indicate congressional reapportionment will set total House membership at 435, aiming for one representative per 211 700 people. Crumpacker and Census Committee study bureau data on state losses, expecting 435 seats may prevent declines and protect states.
A 1909 inquiry into state records led to a report by a nine-member board to the attorney general. The investigation uncovered defilements and a forgery scheme involving forged signatures of oat owners and deceptive transfers through Montana association, with preliminary steps toward prosecution.
The article describes Langhorne being watched during an investigation into defalcation. Raymond, the association secretary, aided the inquiry and testified to a warrant leading to Langhorne’s arrest. Officials note the amount is unclear but indicate a planned action by the county commissioners. The piece mentions a grand annual ball and religious charities involved.
A Washington Post piece recounts A Kennedy touring the United States to promote a South Africa robber concern and describes native drum signaling as an early form of long distance communication. Drummers on riverbanks tap signals that traverse miles, with messages often traveling through inland villages before reaching their destination.
Contemporaries report a new hotel keeper school in France led by Pieris under the authority of De Avurbich of Wrankfort. It trains managers to follow the Enemion of Notsa precepts, demanding discreet conduct and policing noisy guests. Violators risk expulsion from hotels certified by the society.
In Washington on December 27 the Supreme Court heard renewed briefs on the constitutionality of the corporation income tax. Former Senator Foraker of Ohio argues the tax targets private corporate affairs and not specific business, challenging its handling of public disclosure rules and the scope of inspection by competitors. Oral arguments are expected when the case returns in January.
A miner named Pal Ears sustained a severe leg wound while leaving work at the Fwanaved mip plant eight when a fixture fell on it. He was rushed to a hospital where Maton Shanklehenger dressed the wound and he later returned home.
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