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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1918
Page
4
In Dollee court Judge Whitty heard a man failed to stop his wife from visiting a cabbage patch area near the city. Officers found the woman named Jennie Deo among several others. the defendant was found guilty and fined 46 dollars.
The feature showcases a set of Victrola records with operatic and patriotic arias. Gari Baldi and Caruso deliver stirring renditions of national hymns, while Zionist and wartime pieces by Gluck, Zimbalist, Hart, Elliott Shaw, McCormack, and Cohan seek to lift morale for troops overseas and returning Americans. The collection touts "Hatikva" and "Home Sweet Home" as emotional anchors and highlights a duet by Hart and Shaw, plus McCormack's rendition of a popular march-tune.
The Broadway theater hosts a New Year’s Eve style watch party with a late 10 o'clock show. Manager Merle T vis endorses a lively lineup including canary bird whistles for ladies and rattlers for escorts. Acts feature Diva and sea lions, Fagan’s jokes, and the Persiera quartet. Audience participation aims to crown an entertaining finale as the infant year arrives.
A bartender named Kane, employed at the Fagle saloon in 102 South Main, was held on a charge of selling adulterated whiskey. A man, a total abstainer, brought a bottle to the police station for exhibit. The liquor’s properties prompted the arrest and a chemical analysis bond set at 250 dollars awaiting federal action pending test results.
Mrs. Frank Fogarty aged 28 daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Bencow of 104 Utah avenue died at her parents home yesterday after a brief illness while visiting Putte. She had previously lived in Great Falls and is survived by her parents a brother Lyman J and a sister Jessie C Tosy of Butte and her husband.
Judge Lamb granted a divorce to a wife from John H Monahan citing desertion and failure to support. She was awarded $50 monthly for herself and child, with Monahan ordered to pay $100 to her attorney. A separate case involved Nell suing Nicholas for divorce amid drinking, beating, and name-calling.
Quong Ying, a 40 year old Chinese immigrant, appeared before Judge Dwyer and pleaded guilty to burglary. He admitted his involvement and accepted the court’s sentence.
The floating fortresses of Uncle Sam's big navy lie at North River anchorage as thousands of sightseers visit daily. Sailor boys enjoy shore leave for the holidays while Captain Dorey stands out as a popular fleet officer.
The defendant faced a first degree assault charge and received a sentence of three to six years in prison after taking a shot at Officer James Casey during an attempted arrest. His prior manslaughter conviction, alleged in later charges, was dropped when he chose to plead guilty, with Henry Levinsky acting as his attorney.
A brief about Judy the orphan girl in Daddy Long Legs presented at Fredway on January 1 and 2. The plot follows her belief in fairies and the romance that grows when a cynical benefactor hides his identity while she longs for love and security.
County Attorney Jackson's docket lists new actions including Main Deitch charged with a felony in Justice Buckley's court. In Buckley's court Mike Roric cites John Dickon Laurence Felon Joe Franick Martin Febac and Franie Brogovich with gambling. In Justice Doran Henry and Theresa Donati face charges over requiring a female to work more than eight hours. Caro Une Guldont is the complainant.
In police court yesterday Gilmore, accused of fast driving, claimed his father had died that day in Missoula and he was rushing to meet his mother. Judge Whitty dismissed the case after the defense. Harry Lockhart, a known marginal figure in Butt, pleaded guilty to a related offense, paying a $10 fine after admitting he opened his establishment late on Sunday night to serve friends. Lt. Nike Dwyer stated ten men were at the bar at 2:30 a.m.
Public gatherings were banned again in Patem Ore for the second time this winter due to Spanish influenza. The rise in cases since Christmas prompted cancelling the Oregon National Guard inspection or drill scheduled for tonight.
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