Anaconda News Eli Metrovich Case Concluded by Jury
In Anaconda Judge George J. Winston instructed the jury to return a not guilty verdict for Eli Metrovich after the state's evidence was presented. Jurors were excused until Friday morning, and an additional venire of 15 jurors was requested. Alexander Podblelski pled guilty to third degree assault after the charge was reduced from first degree assault and will be sentenced Saturday.
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Man knocked down but able to act in court
Pete Stepovich is set to appear in police court at 4 pm to answer a violation of the traffic ordinance. Patrolman Tom Edmunds says Stepovich on a motorcycle eastbound on Commercial avenue attempted to cut ahead a westbound car, striking a man pulling a baby in a buggy. Beausoliel struck Stepovich after the clash, injuring no one seriously.
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Edwards Elected To Anaconda National Bank Post
T T Edwards was elected man of the Anaconda National bank yesterday to succeed C B Farnsworth, who has retired after nine years. Edwards hails from Mexico Missouri and formerly managed Ye Bros store at Billings. Current officers are Chris Yegen president Peter Yegen first vice president T J Edwards second vice president and manager M A Fumor cashier. The officers and J W James comprise the board of directors.
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Newton Marries Margaret Marie Little at Park Avenue Home
Friends attend a wedding for Newton and Miss Margaret Marie Little held Monday at 5 45 PM in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duems 715 East Park avenue Rev R A Cameron officiated Miss May Newton was bridesmaid Ralph Kirkpatrick best man A five course dinner followed with numerous guests listed including Elmer Lane Hugh Jones Arthur Keller Kenneth Cummings and James Noble among others
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Josephine Graham
Chris Johnson
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Senate votes to ban saloons in Washington
Washington Jan 9 The Senate approved the Sheppard bill by 55 to 82 to abolish saloons in the national capital after November 1 1917 The measure moves to the House where supporters say its passage is assured An amendment proposing a referendum was defeated 42 to 43 with party lines blurred among votes The bill bans manufacture importation and sale of alcoholic liquors in the district with limited exceptions and heavy penalties for violations The vote reflected mixed party lines and included support from progressives for passage
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Names in Osbornes Trial Spark Confusion in Plainfield Case
New York figures Oliver Osborne also known as James W Osborne is linked to Miss Tanner in a federal trial of Franklin D Safford for perjury. William J Kitchin a former hotel owner testified James W Osborne was Oliver Wax in Plainfield. The case ties to a breach of promise suit brought by Miss Tanner. Meanwhile city politics see a mayoral resignation effective January 11 and a new chief candidate bond reduced from 100000 to 25000 as eleven people are detained by the state attorney.
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Confession Reported Ties to Chicago Police Probe
Chicago authorities disclosed confessions linking Suite's Attorney Maclay Hoyne to a broader police corruption sweep. Hoyne said the statements came from detainees held in the last 24 hours and do not directly implicate Chief of Police Charles C. Healey, who was arrested after resigning last month amid the extortion and bribery inquiry.
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Germans urge radical course in newspaper comms
Amsterdam dispatch reports a German Westphaller Zeitung commentary on Ambassador Gerard. It questions amiable U.S. attitudes while asserting Germany will use its weapons to settle with enemies and maintain control over peace terms. The piece reflects German hard line and anti peace messaging amid wartime tensions.
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Mrs Mary A Croly Dies At Home In Anaconda
Mrs Mary A Croly 57 wife of Robert P Croly died after a long illness at 807 West Fifth Street Anaconda. She went to Rochester Minnesota last June for Mayo brothers consultation and stayed three months. A native of Mis Island she and her husband came from Glendive Montana in 1891 and Anaconda had been their home since. She was a member of the Fraternal Ald union of Anaconda. Funeral at St Pauls church Friday at 9 AM with requiem high mass. flowers omitted by request.
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