Burch Declared Not Sane By Doctor Testimony
Dr. Charles L. Allen of the Los Angeles lunacy commission testified that Arthur Burch, charged with murdering Belton Kennedy, is mentally deteriorated toward insanity. Allen based his opinion on observations and information from others. Burch insists he is sane. The defense plans further alienist questioning as the case continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Arthur ©. Burch
Belton Kennedy
Charles L. Allen
Los Lunacy Commission
Burch
Allen
Tedutta
Farmers face expansion woes and credit debates
A joint congressional hearing in St Paul on rural credit heard President of the federal land bank warn against overexpansion and the creation of new credit machinery for agricultural needs. Speaker Haugen and Senator Johnson pressed relief while noting rail rates fall under ICC. Officials from the university farm school Minnesota Farm Bureau and banks attended, with a resumption planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank of
Quamme
Magnus Johnson
Kimball
Minn
Federal Land Bank
Quanime
Farmers Loan Associations
J.C. McLaughlin
Michigan
Clarence MacGregor
New York
A. J. Gronna
North Dakota
Johnson
Haugen
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
R.A. Wilkinson
Farmers’ Bloc
Minnesota
Co‘operative ‘Associations
South St. Paul
Minnesota Cooperative
Mt. Paul
University Farm School
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
Bankers
Mate
No Liquor Edict Declared for New Year's Day
A garbled notice indicates a prohibition on liquor for New Year's Day. The fragment mentions city observance, potential rivals and brothers, a state context, and bells marking the occasion. Observers should expect a formal edict restricting sales and public behavior on the holiday.
Apostle uncovers alleged swindle in Masonry scheme
N A Apostle of Anaconda Mont exposed a Greek scam in Spokane where a dealer offered to sell three Masonic degrees and later higher ones for fees. The man claimed 33rd degree insignia but proved unaffiliated with Masonry, belonging to Clandestine Masons. Police questioned him after Apostle handed him to authorities. seven memberships were found in Spokane, with more alleged in Portland. The suspect agreed to refund and departed Spokane.
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N. A
Apostle
Anaconda
Spokane
Mystic Shrine
N. A. Apostle
Anaconda Mont
John G. la Rue
Ia Rus
la Rue
Misons
Washington
Postle
Portland
No Stamp Tax on Parcel Post in Anaconda
Master Burke reports a new order repealing internal revenue stamp tax on parcel post matter mailed. After January 1, 1922, tax is abolished by the revenue act of 1921, saving Anaconda residents over $1000 annually. Packages mailed from the Anaconda office will carry no stamps, reducing costs for residents.
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Burke
Anaconda
Knights Hall Yule Program Brings Yuletide Cheer
Christmas celebrations at Knights of Columbus hall featured a large decorated tree with gift poems for each member, dancing to club music, and late hour refreshments. Committee members included Berry as chair and Conroy Reardon Larkin McGreevy and McGrath among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Eagle Eyes
Berrie
Cotter
Mary
Waret Conroy
Vernon McCartery
Gertrude “Reardon
Cathrine Larkin
Barney McGreevy
Francis McGrath
Emmett Russell
Patrick Malvey
John McNulty
Charles Flood
Ray Reardon
IGE ON RINKS SOFT AND BUTTE GAME POSTPONED
Anaconda curling club report shows a postponed interclub match due to rink conditions. McMullin rink defeated Stevens while D Martins rink beat Corcoran with noted lineups and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IGE
SOFT
Butte
Anaconda Curling Club
Ute
Anaconda
McMullin
Stevens
Martin
Corcoran
Harper
Eoengier
Skip
Morse
Mckensie
Ry Davidson
Bryson
Machen
Johnson
Martiellip
Goreorea
Shay
Basketball Week Brings Anaconda Teams to Daly Gym
Anaconda high and St Peters high prepare a Daly gym double header tonight with Orio les from Missoula meeting St Peters while Anaconda faces the Orioles. Lineups include Martin Kreuger Vilson and Moran Besoniis Sullivan for St Peters and Brown Berson Heffernon Reynolds for Missoula. Anaconda and Granite County meet later after Blanchard and the Anaconda nine travel to Philadelphia to face the Granite County squad with a lineup including McCarthy Lindblad Bimonala and Lawler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aport Lovern
Anne Conde
Daly Guimnne
Anaconda, High
Philipsburg
St. Peter's High School
Daly Gymnasium
Dove
Airat
Pater
Anaconda
St."Peter's
Orioles
Lindblad
Bin
Mons
Mebonala
Lawler
Death Calls 17YearOld Robert Riviere in Anaconda
Robert Riviere aged 17 son of Mr and Mrs Abbey E Riviere died at 221 East Commerce Avenue after a ten day pneumonia illness. Born in Anaconda he lived here all his life and helped found the J B Goose Junior athletic club. He was popular, played baseball last summer and studied at Johnson's business college. His sisters Mre Mrs Howard and Mrs Alice Hobson of Pocatello are in Anaconda for the burial plans. The body will be taken to Pocatello for burial this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Riviere
Abbey E. Riviere
East Commervenue
Anaconda
J. B. Goose
Anaconda High School
Ror Johnson's Business College
Robert
Mr. Howard
Alice Hobson
Pocatello
Riviere
Anaconda News in Brief Highlights Local Visits and Events
Anaconda brief notes many visitors and local happenings including skates sharpened at Duval's, Archie McTaggert of Butta on business, Joe Kramer of Race Track in the city, Mrs. Mary Meyers visiting Butte, and carnations ordered from Anaconda for New Year. Also report updates on hospital patients, club dances, church activities, and residents' travels to Butte, Missoula, Deer Lodge, Warm Springs, and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duval
Archie McTaggert
Butta
Anaconda
Joe Kramer
Mary Meyers
Butte
Greig
Ida Bowman
Louise
R. Jeffery
Prosser
Wash
Earl Suzeler
Tom
Phil Sheridan
Claude Kift
Clyde Smith
Missoula
John Helstrom
Adrian
Warm Springs
Ed Nagte
Bikhorn
J. B. Lockman
Louis Gray
Edgar Mounter
Dempsey
Karl Schart
Eal Wilson
Larry Meyers
Harry Welton
Bribery charged in county fight in Great Falls
Dec 28 report details alleged bribery and extortion in Lew and Clark counties linked to withdrawals from a petition for a Dearborn County election. George H. Hurd claims bribery affected signatures. county attorney says matter may require court action, not county commissioners, as subpenas may be issued for key petition signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Lew and
Clark
Dearborn
County’ Board “of Commissioners
George H. Hurd
Hurd Drople
Helena
Rom
Clap County
Wignatorte Hi
No Secret Meeting Declares Drummond
A fragmentary report references Drummond and a claim of no secret meeting. It mentions charges, representations, Washington, and railroad valuation topics, with unclear names and dates, suggesting a political intrigue or protest linked to farm organizations and state control debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Tanlac credited for dramatic health turnaround in Washington state woman
Min tie Terrell of Beatle Washington reports a dramatic recovery from long illness after taking Tanlac. The woman, once unable to eat or sustain strength, says she gained 29 pounds and can eat freely again, praising Tanlac as a grand medicine. Sold in Anaconda by Puller Drug Co and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlao
Mintie Terrell
Wighthorne
Beatle
Taniac
Anaconda
Puller Drug Company
Ding Found Guilty Dealing in Drugs
Charles Ding, a Chinese man, was found guilty by Justice Pringle on charges of selling drugs. He received a sentence of 88 days in the county jail after testimony by Cus Andrews and others. The case involved possession of opium with a marked bill and a search at a residence in Gimme-a-Dime alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ding
Justice Pringle
Omcolle
Clitford
Mecus Andrews
Andrews
Sherif McKemviens
Mavericks Set New Team Scoring Record
Mavericks push season total to a new high, surpassing the previous mark held by Je fhedowel. The team finished with a dominant win as Mikich ouden and Sparrow Hutchens lead with strong scoring totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanore
Jefhedowel
Mavericks
Clesners
Seorea
Mikichouden
Sparrow Hutchens
Drury Wins Elks Billiard Tournament
J H Drury defeated Gus Goldberg in a handicap billiards final to claim the Elks tournament prize. The closely contested event drew strong club interest, with Drury taking the lead late as Goldberg struggled to close the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury
J. H. Drury
Gus Golberg
Dracgtans
Binicraner Eet
Instehad Seuvnet
Clubs Combine for New Year’s Dance at Montana Hotel
Anaconda high school social group the Romans hosts an invitational dance at the Montana hotel tonight. The event aims to celebrate the holiday season with a year opening dance and members expected to attend from the community and school circle.
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Montane Hotel
Knights Meet to Escort Body to Train
K of P members and visiting brothers gather at Tuttle undertaking rooms at 8 pm to accompany the body of Robert son of A I Riviere to the 3 80 o'clock train G B Lat hroph. An offer to mail a slip for a Foley patent medicine trial package is included with a request for name and address.
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K. of P
Knights
Tuttle Undertaking
Robert
A. I. Riviere
Foley & Co
Fisherfield Avenue
Chicago
Anaconda Market Ad Lists Groceries and Shoes
Anaconda Meat and Grocery Market features assorted goods including coffee syrup honey and haddie cans. The ad lists prices and promotions for brand name items and various shoes for men women and boys, indicating a broad sale section across groceries and footwear.
Edith McCormick Obtains Divorce After 26 Years
Edith Rockefeller McCormick, daughter of John D. Rockefeller, obtained a divorce from Harold F. McCormick in Zurich after filing at 10:50 a.m. and a decree signed by Judge Charles A. Mebonala at 11:40. The decree carried no alimony. property settlements were disputed, and no children were named in the ruling.
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Associated Prams
Chicago
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Harold F. McCormick
Eilat
Finkage
McCormick
Charles A. ‘Mebonala
Sium
Zurich
Switzerland
Iir
W McCormicke
Charen Darrow
Harold Mecormicke Sr
Allan Muriel le Gormick
Mathilde
Billings Plans To Help The Jobless
AP reports Billings plans immediate work to aid the jobless, including a new night way project near Bilines. The plan aims to straighten a municipal water channel, improve civic areas, and distribute work among residents as part of city relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Associated Press
Rimrosky
Civic
Garena Eh
Sitlon
Germany Sends Consular Agents in New York
Germany moves to reopen its consular presence in New York and other cities with Karl Lang arriving aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam as head of mission. Staff including Dr Emil Baer Armand Heite and Hugo Mundt are slated to serve as general consul and vice consuls, while the former Swiss-based consulate area is being readied for the German offices opening January 3. Funeral notices for Henry P Johnston and Robert Rivier appear in the same column with burial arrangements and local details.
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Prew
New York
Washington
Nieuw
Amsterdam
Karl Lang
Bay
Lower Broadway
Herr Lang
Abassador
Emil Baer
Chicas
Armand. Heite
Hugo Mundt
Val Francisco
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Siadian
Dr. Allen
Madalynne Odenhain
Mala
Knights’ Hall
St. Peter's
Anaconda News
Troy Laundry
Tripp Davis
Mirs
Louise Fish
Loreta Fish
Deer Lodge
M. G. Brunell
Bobby
Brunell
J. R. Danielson
St. Ann's’ Hospital
Cy Baker
St. Ann's Hospital
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Fred Moore
Oak Street
G Morgan Conway
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. D. of ‘Hibernians
AO. H. Hall
John D. Sullivan
Mra. McMahon
Antaconda
Stafford
Hamilton
Bitter Root
Ladies’ Aa Society
the Presbyterian Church
W. F. Hiayes
W. H. Trippet
C. H. Johnson
H. H. Logan
T. Y
C. Gil
Seal Bae Rurmond Warons
Benatop
Nehey
Ding
Deer Lodge County
Jewelers
Err
Nakano
Montana
Stoney Bing
Reighion
Saturday Evening Post
MVE
Major Allen
Pathe Review
Harold Lloyd
East Park Ave
Finnan Haddie
Edith M'Cormick
Rockefeller
Bee
Abbott
Hogg Transfer Company
Germany
John Sun
Henry P. Johnston
F.C. Knotter
Hill Cemesee Riviere
Rome
East ‘Commercial
Robert Rivier
Pocatelio
Idaho
C.A. Tuttle Co
East Park
P. J. Finnegan CO
Taneralanne
Oak
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