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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1923
Page
7
The Bozeman event closed with M. J. Abbey praising the congress and presenting awards in the stock judging contest to Hamilton first Deer Lodge second Kale spe third. About 150 to 200 Gallatin county high school boys attended with many youths from the region.
Larry Weir of the Central Cap company was struck in the head as he slipped into an alley near Cheduemagon cate early morning. He was found 20 minutes later unconscious and robbed of valuables. Suspect details and exact time are unclear due to damaged text.
Testimony in a Bastrop parish case describes Ku Klux Klan activity as watches and hooded men questioned locals. Fred Higgenbotham, a cafe owner and self described Klan messenger, detailed August abductions and the role of Captain Skipwith, with witnesses recounting deportation directives and limited recollection of meetings at various courthouses.
Mrs. Gerald Firth of Pittsburg, who spends part of the year in Europe, holds her son Gerald Jr. as he salutes the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. The patriotic boy was born on the Fourth of July.
Ravanel MacBeth representing North Idaho mining interests proposed a new government plan to ship silver dollars by express at bank request with the government paying express charges. Senator Smoot of Utah will introduce the measure, aiming to boost western bank purchases of silver dollars within six months. The Mint Director estimates banks will take at least 49 million dollars in the period if enacted. The plan seeks to absorb express costs to revive circulation in the West where silver dollars have declined in favor of paper money.
Amichael J O Keefe a member of Titty and O Keate accountants at Butte dies of pneumonia aged about to be at home his mother Mrs Johanna Olsate of Missoula avenue survives him with three brothers Neal Hugh and Raymond and two sisters Teresa and Olshea He was a judge at central high school Kiwanis member fourth degree Knight of Columbus active in amateur theatricals and appeared in plays staged by St John the Evangelist Church Dramatic Club
A damaged OCR ad lists multiple food items including Sunshine and Soda Crackers, Diamond Walnuts, various meats and cheeses, potato and shrimp salads, and a range of brands. It mentions Mazz ad items like Prince Pret salad and Montanan cheese among others with fragment quantities and notes of general availability.
Fragmentary notes list committees and names tied to a nas ora carnival near Bacentive. Mentions Walter dor vot work and a monthly public event at Marl Saur with several nobles and Geos Dy erk.
Mrs Richards widow of the Richards undertaking firm died at home of her daughter in Butte. She was eighty three and survived by four daughters and three sons, with grandchildren and great grandchildren. The body rests at Richards parlors ahead of funeral time to be announced.
The AIG Caravan plans to travel to the Imperial Council after the first yearly meeting of Te Whicomi of Twin Bridges. Newly elected potentate presided at the opening session as details emerge. An entertainment plan from May 40 to 13g aims to raise funds for the temple.
FLAS to stage annual minstrel show arranged by the lodge. Rehearsals underway with February 12 and 13 set as show days. Committee promises a grand stage setting and a 30 member women chorus. The lodge magazine Butte Hi will publish full show plans in a charity edition.
In Washington on January 11 the Pennsylvania railroad system challenged the jury jurisdiction of the railroad labor board over wages and working conditions. The government argued the board did not exceed its powers. Blackburn Esterling, assistant to the solicitor general, asserted.
The board acted as a facefinding body dependent on public opinion to enforce its findings and was not subject to suit. The codling moth collects a ten to twenty percent toll on our pear and apple crop. Africa’s greatest length is nine hundred miles. Standard Want Ads Bring Quick Results.
A Packard belonging to the Shelby Sweet company was stolen for the eighth time in a year. The yellow car, described as four door, was taken near the victim’s home. Police and officials report three notes left by the thieves and a two hour vigil near the scene as investigations continue.
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