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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1918
Page
6
Judge Dwyer warned Matson there would be no quarter if he pleaded guilty to highway robbery. The case, based on taking Pete Sullivan’s watch after Christmas, led Matson to reject a guilty plea and proceed to trial with attorney Harrison Kreebourne appointed to defend.
Judge Lamb grants Doro Hhy L. Petree a divorce from Ira C. Petree husband since Spokane marriage around two years ago. Decree cites his state penitentiary incarceration after a year’s grand larceny conviction and three to seven year sentence. Petree may resume maiden Cheney name. Returns from Great Falls Christmas at relatives.
Attorney William Meyer filed a district court complaint seeking 15,250 damages for Kenneth Hannaly, a six year old injured when Lucille Howard's automobile allegedly struck him at Park and Montana streets. The suit claims negligence and reckless driving, noting the boy was dragged about 18 feet and may suffer permanent deformity, with 15,000 in damages and 250 for medical services requested.
This astrology column forecasts a day to overcome obstacles and achieve unusual success as Jupiter and Venus align with Neptune. It warns postwar reaction may slow projects but predicts two years of prosperity, with activity in sea and land for army and navy, and favorable prospects for weddings, fashion changes, and new leadership.
E. W. Munson, a national lecturer for the Theosophical Society, resumes his course with a lecture on France, Great Britain and the United States. Presented in the Lewisohn Block rooms, the talk covers their unique relations and occult ties, preparation for tests, and unity under justice banners. Munson, an engineer by trade, has dedicated himself to theosophy.
Yesterday in the justice court attorney Jackson filed numerous actions. Neal Kelly faces an assault charge related to an incident with Thomas Thornton of Centerville. John Sullivan and Eric Tolonen are held for second degree assault. Tolonen is accused of assaulting Tolonen Johnson. Pat Leggan prompted George Goggan to be charged with petit larceny. Disturbance charges are listed against Joe Kelly, Morgan Sweeney, Mikie Barton, John Clopper, Tony Butkovich, and Matt Malaranie.
Inquest by Coroner Lane found Hugh Campbell died from a skull fracture after being struck by a Northern Pacific switch engine about 100 feet west of the abandoned Columbia Gardens streetcar track on December 24. The verdict labeled the death accidental. Evidence was deemed insufficient to convict others in a separate police court disturbance case stemming from a theater incident where powder affected patrons.
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