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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
6
Bargain noted for eight style bathrobe blankets priced at 1.55 each. Described as fully 24 inches in size with splendid finish and varied patterns. Customer can compare patterns and enjoy a special price before stock runs out.
A crowded courtroom heard differing witness accounts in a $5000 damages suit by Peter Lerner against George M. Smith over a wall collapse at a building demolition. Witness Dave Swalgly described the accident as workmen cleared debris while others contested whether Lerner was ordered to under the wall or whether it fell due to undermining. Doctors testified Lerner’s ankle injury and hospital care, while Smith claimed he gave only routine orders and later offered wages and medical bills. The trial, including attorney tensions, continues with Lerner seeking compensation for injuries and unpaid wages.
Fragmented testimony taken in Madison County concerns the election contest involving multiple parties and witnesses. The record notes representation by Morrixen and V. Stewart and describes motions, ballot removal, and referenced procedures as testimony proceeds for a recount or decision.
The piliload roll ing stock has been improved. Locomotive weight more than doubled in 19 years and car capacity increased about 10 percent. In one year 1,800,000,000 tons of freight were hauled within the United States, about 35 tons per person.
Dec 2 reports from Londai and Pittsburg describe burglaries tied to anarchist propaganda. Papers claim investigations show London as a gang HQ funding robberies, with literature and translators found among loot. Separate item notes city bonds sold to bankers in New York for a massive issue.
The Cascade City teachers association chose R J Cunningham of Bozeman as president with C A Duntway of Missoula as first vice president and TR G Young of Victory as second vice president at the annual meeting. Largent voiced broad support from educators, commerce and citizens as the group invited members to meet next December. The session approved an industrial education initiative and urged Congress to provide $76,000 for rural schools, with discussion on providing a national curriculum and textbook publication.
Dr Price's Klaynring Extracts praised for strength freshness and fine flavor. Advertises extracts made in the ward appealing to ladies of good taste seeking delicate natural flavor in cakes puddings and table delicacies.
In Olympia Washington the state supreme court ruled that a seller cannot declare a contract invalid when a buyer is a negro purchasing a first class residence lot. The decision affirms King County's ruling in David Cale versus Entry Tract Investment Company of Seattle, rejecting claims that color lowers property values.
Precinct information from Sprinshetd indicates Judge Milton Creighton of Montgomery County’s eleventh circuit court drowned near Shoal Creek when the carriage broke under the weight of a horse and buggy. A companion jurist escaped. Creighton is brother of Judge Jamns A. Craighton and Judge Jack Creighton of Fairfield.
A court ruled against the divorce case involving Mrs Cadahy and her former husband. The decision followed a contested petition and a claim of estrangement. Official records indicate the parties planned further actions as dates and details remained unresolved.
Report from Apoesal Dispatch explains Chief Pontet of Great Wantsie identifies two alleged burglars Wilton Alanis and others. County Attorney Breer and Jewotey take action as authorities pursue a suspect wearing a distinct garment. The notice mentions a residence on Bolted Tanie street and invites public inquiries to contact Orton Brow at 2de21S Main Street for best value information.
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