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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1921
Page
3
John Vincent Favero faced a charge of using offensive language on the phone brought by Francis Wagner, head of a private detective agency. Police Judge Grimes dismissed the case after Wagner claimed Favero swore at him and Favero described his work with Wagner in white slavery investigations.
The court dismissed Favero after advising him to stay quiet and stating he would soon work in the mines. Catherine Wright charged with va Braney was dismissed along with J F Rogers charged with gambling at 25 East Park Street.
Announcement reports the marriage on April 27 of John Cannon and Miss Nora Leary, longtime Butte residents. Cannon is a local business man and partner in Cannon & Butte. Nora Leary has deep local roots and many friends. A Stockton physician visits patients by airplane.
Rev. J. O. Randall of Mountain View Methodist church spoke to the Butte Business college student body on the need for perspective in business. He said there is a difference between thinking and having thoughts and that success comes from intelligent, responsible thinking and developing a perspective.
Weinberg's announces season end sale starting Monday with newspaper ads showing big price cuts across all departments. shoppers are urged to compare prices and visit the store for discounts.
Butte inventor Victor H. Robin unveils a combined blow torch and attachment for plumbers and welders. The device heats a pipe in seconds using a double coil copper tube and air driven fuel, promising lower cost than standard torches at 12.50 dollars retail. The Victor Blow Torch company will manufacture locally with possible branches abroad.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr expresses shock and sorrow on the death of Edward Bassett, first commander of the Butte American Legion post. He conveys deep sympathy to Bassett's family and notes the legion and nation lose a valued member.
U S District Attorney Shelton visits Butte from Great Falls for a special federal term and will proceed to Helena for the next session. He notes 15 cases heard, 13 convictions, 2 acquittals, mainly liquor violations, with pleasant weather in Great Falls during the stay.
Cut out this slip and mail it to Foley & Co. for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The offer promises relief from coughs, colds, croup, pains, rheumatism, kidney and bladder ailments, constipation, and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
The York cathedral bears a monument to the Right Honorable Viscountess Downe who died on April 24 1812. The inscription directs readers to Gentleman's Magazine for May 1812 for her character and other particulars.
Blanche Farrington, described as tall with auburn hair, testified she was the common law wife of Nick Kouscoulas and accused him of beating her and stealing seventy dollars from moonshine sales. The couple clashed in court as Blanche proffered harsh insults and theatrical defenses while Nick faced a $20 fine for assault.
A young boy appeared in police court to report knocking down an elderly woman on Montana street while riding his bicycle. He explained he tried to avoid her but they were confused. Judge Grimes praised his frank account and urged adding a bell for crossing warnings.
Advance manager W H Brill announces Anna Pavlova will bring a 70 member company and 20 piece orchestra to the Broadway theater in Butte for performances on January 11 and 12. The tour covers 20 weeks across America with two performances in Butte, guided by a special train and two carloads of scenery. The troupe includes male dancer Alexander Volinine and supporters Hubert Stowitts and Mechislav Pianowski, with new ballets added since her U S return. Seats are on sale at Howard Music Co.
Gordon Campbell, noted geologist, pleased by the A B C well in the Devil's basin and the nearby first well. E C Cobb reports Golden West Black Butte drilling to resume after under-roaming. Kansas Montana shows alternating rock layers with strong showing. Montana syndicate formed with $100,000 capital led by Ainsley B. Mitchell and others.
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