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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1922
Page
2
Petitions addressed to Governor Dixon asking commutation of the death sentence for Assad Yahray in the killing of Hugh Gibrom were circulated in Butte yesterday. Friends and relatives support the effort to urge leniency, with the petition beginning The undersigned respectfully re-
A district court in Silver Bow County considers commuting the death sentence of Assad Juhray to life imprisonment. The plea argues the state’s dignity and peace can be upheld without the execution and asserts the killing of Hugh Gilson does not merit capital punishment. The request seeks a recommendation to the parole board for life terms.
Helena January 9 State Bank Examiner L Q Skellon announced the resignation of A W Springhorn first assistant and the appointment of S L Kleve as his successor. Springhorn resigned due to his appointment as receiver of the American Bank and Trust company of Great Falls.
News from Santiago reports Mrs. Bianca Errazuriz de Saulles preparing to remarry Fernando Santa Cruz, a young Chilean engineer. No wedding date is set. The former socialite spent years in Chile with her wealthy family, which has produced Chilean presidents. Her son Jack de Saulles, implicated in his father’s death, remains with her amid memories of the sensational trial in 1917.
Miss Belle C. Scofield, former assistant superintendent, left Butte last May for the East and was offered the art supervisor post in Indianapolis public schools on January 2. Friends in Butte sent congratulations as the Indianapolis job is regarded as a digest position in national public education. Scofield previously served as superintendent under W. J. Maddock and resigned amid teacher reductions in Butte.
An outline of Christ public life from baptism by John the Baptist through his three year ministry. It notes his miracles, teachings in parables, interactions with publicans and sinners, and confrontations with Pharisees. The text discusses why Christ lived publicly and in poverty, citing biblical references and theologian Thomas Aquinas on Christ’s incarnation and mission.
Readers are urged that olive tablets from Dr Edwards can ease stomach upset by stimulating the liver and bowels without harsh effects. The preparation is a purely vegetable compound with olive oil and is taken at bedtime for relief, allowing normal digestion to resume. The ad claims the tablets provide quicker relief and permit eating as desired.
The discussion explores why Christ preached first to Jews before Gentiles, citing fulfillment of Jewish promises, divine order, and to negate Jewish quibbles. It notes Christ’s deliberate approach to reveal truth through living teaching rather than writing, and the role of the Church in preserving correct understanding.
Miss Madeline Marie Birschele of Gregson Hot Springs wed Charles Newman Carver of Butte Sunday at Gregson, in a ceremony conducted by Rev. M. D. Huddef. The couple, both longtime Butte students, will reside in Butte and be at home at 737 South Main Street.
Four deaths from cholera were recorded in Manila in the last 24 hours with six more believed ill admitted to the Isolation hospital. In Detroit, Ford plant resumes with 40,000 on payroll under the rotation plan after a month shutdown for inventory and repairs, and 82,000 workers at peak.
Police court notes show Ed McHale of 414 South Main forfeited $150 after a no show for trial on bootlegging charges. A bench warrant was ordered for Phoebe Williams, jailed on a vagrancy charge after posting a $25 bond. Judge Shea urged appearance for trial to avoid bond forfeiture, citing city revenue from such forfeitures which runs into hundreds of dollars monthly.
The Neighbors of Woodcraft held an officer installation with Louada Smit as installer, and Margaret Murray as past guardian. New appointees include Thomas magician, Della McDonald clerk, Rit Beth Crowley banker, Gertrude Wakley inner winner, and Maria Carmichael manager. Armstrong chemist to National Carbon Company returned from vacation. others resumed studies.
More than 100 farmers and farm women registered for Farmers' work classes at Montana state college Bozeman. Classes start today and run through the week as the Montana seed growers show opens tomorrow, expected to draw many attendees from the region.
Miners flock back to Butte as nine months of shutdown ease, with numbers rising after January 16 hint of wider restart. Many return to former posts, while some companies hire sparingly ahead of a gradual resumption of mining operations.
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