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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
10
The principal branch office of the Standard is at 28 Taft Broadway, Butte. Telephony 422. Independent telephone advertising rates furnished no application.
A jumble of items from Butte and nearby towns notes encounters, visits, and errands. Mentions Dr Ironsides dental work, Dr Hanson new blood disease treatment, and a Montana church social. Nearby residents Wurtz, Kirtley, and Symons travel updates appear alongside hotel stays and social calls.
Hopkins, convicted of manslaughter in a fatal shooting, was released from county jail on a $10,000 bond under Chief Justice Brantley’s orders as the Supreme Court rules on bail before sentencing. The sentence is set for next Saturday before Judge Lynch, with a new trial motion pending and Hopkins seeking to settle civil affairs before final disposition.
About one hundred newsboys attend the annual Newsboys Club banquet at the Florence hotel. The event features an elaborate menu and toasts with officials and patrons listed as organizers and speakers.
Burt Marsh, a district court lawyer, sues his wife Ta Marsh for divorce. They wed in Butte on January 4 with no children. Co respondent is Wm. Braman. Braman claims he was mugged when Marsh attacked him after meeting a woman on Christmas night. A default was entered in a separate suit of Muttis against William Molthy.
A newly staged production titled A Play of New England was presented at the Broadway Theater last night. The company featured a band and concert on the streets in the afternoon, with Joshua Simpkin delivering an old fashioned drama. The third act included a saw mill scene and a stage romance with a leage circulae saw in operation, along with musical and costume specialists.
Spokane newspaper reports Pat Wall of Butte may move to Spokane to join a new telephone company venture home in that city. The note mentions a recent public obituary gathering for John Nelson and the Odd Fellows lodge plans a funeral for Brother Wo. Gruber with mem9bers expected to attend at Went Roadway on December 2 at 1 pm.
In a tense election contest, Judge Bourquin weighs residence and ballot validity for precinct 47. The proceedings consider whether certain Bennitts and Sullivan votes should be discarded, affecting who is declared elected. The court debates domicile rules for residents and railroad workers, with remarks on registration and ballot markings.
Yesterday Was Another Day describes a sales pitch urging people to visit Mayer's Store for free fitting of glasses. The ad promises relief from nervousness nausea and headaches via properly fitted frames and notes their inhouse grinding plant for precise lens work.
Washington December 8 friends of Charley W Murase a New York banker in a federal penitentiary have decided to push for a sentence commutation to Taft Instead of an unconditional pardon they believe civil rights restoration is unlikely Mrs Morse reportedly shares this view and Senator Hale has urged the attorney general to consider commuting Morse’s term from ten years to a shorter period based on good conduct
Helena dispatch reports no new developments in the Langhorne shortage inquiry as Examiner Kompe continues work. Bankers and merchants connected to forged checks express diligence in recovering losses while questions arise about liability for protected accounts and the secretary of the board faces scrutiny. Deputy Duncan escorts S. Wylamphorne Jr. to Deer Lodge after sentencing in Helena.
Special Wapnteh reports David M Evans 8 named postmaster at Race Track Powell County, replacing Tevey reatened. New appointments listed at Ceandyjew Choilan and Mena divisions in HOUnty.
Former Potlea Inspector Edward McCann petitions U.S. court for habeas relief from Joliet prison. Judge Yeare A Carpenter presides in the writ matter as McCann challenges confinement.
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