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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
8
In a county case yesterday McClernan discussed Rebecca and County Treasurer John Yeton with school trustees. Mrs Alle faced dismissal from a city emergency involved post amid tension over school management and district finances.
A court case centers on Mrs. Sookara a trained nurse who claims status as a registered nurse and argues the school board lacks a right to employ nurses for student care. The suit involves the county treasurer delays in salary payment and a contested certification basis. A jury later awarded Hilda Winston damages in a separate housing matter.
A chamber of commerce committee led by James H Rowe J A Poore and E A Brown begins an inquiry into Butte smoke conditions. They seek laws from cities like Portland Seattle Spokane and Salt Lake to curb coal smoke and plan to study systems used by large coal users, consulting with major industry heads to find a solution without law.
Judge Medernan granted Aurie Costello a divorce from Nick Costello whom she married in Butte years ago. She testified he contributed nothing, drank constantly, and refused support, telling her to work or go to the restricted district to earn money. William Meyer acted as her attorney.
Gus Flores and his son Stewart Flores testified before Judge Doran about two men dressed as Tom and Jerry who caused a disturbance on the street the day after Christmas. Officer Howe described loud swearing and nuisance as the impersonators shouted and disrupted the morning.
A fragmented notice mentions a $1 guarantee tied to Mainsprings and a street address at 21 West Pars. The readable text shows May erty as part of a location fragment, indicating a local notice or sale detail without full context.
In a libel free account, court records show John Dipko found guilty of beating his wife and fined twenty dollars as Mrs. Dipko described a miserable life living with relatives. Additional cases include Hodgins fined ten dollars each for domestic dispute, May Clark jailed for vagrancy, and six men charged ten dollars for insulting a woman in a South Butte hotel.
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