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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1923
Page
5
A 15 year old Chinese boy, born in Butte, faced burglary charges and horse theft in juvenile court. He was found guilty but not jailed. his guardian will be held responsible for future conduct. The boy claimed innocence about gang ties, admitted parts of the theft, and may be sent to China to live with relatives.
Delegations from various Butte patriotic bodies prepare to welcome Alvin M. Owsl ey national commander of the American Legion during a brief visit on January 10. Arriving at 10 15 pm by Milwaukee road, he will spend about 10 minutes at the station. State Commander Loy J. Molumby and Col D Gay Stivers will meet the party at Missoula and escort them to Butte.
The article profiles Buster Keaton and his younger brother Harry Keaton who assists on the studio set. It notes Harry’s reluctance to become a star and his admiration for Buster’s mastery of stunts. Day Dreams, Buster's latest film, is playing at the Rialto theater.
Frank V. Hubert of the Hubert Shoe company left for Chicago and New York yesterday to purchase shoes for the spring trade. He expects to be away from Butte for about two to three weeks. The Fraternal Brotherhood resumes at Pythian hall with cards and dancing, no business session, many tables arranged for play. Jennie O'Brien acquitted of petty larceny before Justice O'Neill, case dismissed with defendant not required to defend. Memorial service at St. Helena's church next Sunday at 7:20 pm features Stations of the Cross, benediction, and a male choir program directed by Bartolo Guidi.
E M Rampou prominent Butte restaurant man is jailed in New York on an arrest warrant. Authorities say the charge stems from a 224 73 dollar bad check written on Yegen Bros bank to Metropolitan Meat Co for a butcher bill. Rampou recently sold his business and left for Europe. Montana officials will seek extradition or prosecution. New York police plan a rapid decision.
The county attorney's opinion, submitted to county commissioners, interprets the statute governing counties of the second class. It notes no provision for chief deputies in treasurer, clerk and recorder, clerk of the court, assessor, auditor, or sheriff offices, but allows a chief deputy in the county attorney's office. It argues the legislature intended more than the statute provides, permitting a sheriff, undersheriff, deputies, jailers, and deputy roles, with commissioners able to allow extra deputies upon proper showing. Salaries are fixed by law, with Justices of the Peace paid by township population.
In Butte today no dance hall inspector is on duty yet the council will strictly enforce the new social affairs ordinance. Alderman A H Wilkinson, who helped push the measure protecting youths, was forced to resign as inspector after learning a city officer cannot hold an appointive post. He noted volunteers from other aldermen would monitor dances until a new inspector is named by Mayor Cocking at the January 17 council meeting.
C M Goodenberger manager and George Nelson secretary of Silver How Motor Car company left for New York to attend the Dodge Brothers automobile show and annual meeting at the Pennsylvania hotel on January 9. Goodenberger says the meeting is the greatest event of the show week and offers entertainment and benefits making the trip worthwhile.
Fiorente Vidor stars in The Real Adventure at Rialto in a satire on romance and marriage. A college girl seeks intellectual equality, but her husband treats her as a possession, leading to disillusionment and a clash of ideals. The day’s program also features The Long Chance at American Theater with Henry B. Walthall and Marjorie Daw in an all star versal production directed by Jack Conway.
Cella Lore is charged with distorting the peace in a complaint filed in the justice court by the county attorney. Hazel Lore of 215 North Idaho Street is the complaining witness.
Divorce granted to Madge Saner from Fred Saner before Judge Jackson with grounds of failure to provide. Monthly income cited as $250. Receivership and bonds noted in Metals Bank suit. case actions for quiet title and notes mortgages described. Deployments include divorce actions by Don Glorgevich against Gladys Gloge vich and inquest order for deaths in an accident. Births listed in Butte with three new infants. depositions from Alaska used in murder case against Axel Holmquist. Cultural and clerical notes cover probate and real property matters. inquest scheduled today.
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