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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1922
Page
7
State board plans to spend over 800 dollars on building and construction bids. Details unclear due to garbled text but indicates Montana projects and procurement activity.
Blaine Beakey and Robert Dennis were jailed about 3 am at the Ocean bar on East Park street. They admitted intoxication but denied a serious fight as onlookers thought. Dennis was held by patrons when police arrived. Each man was fined $5 for disturbing the peace.
The transfer of 8A 8B and TA pupils from courthouse to Washington junior high on January 28 triggers staff reassignments. Superintendent A Douglane says no new hires. announcements will list which teachers move to Washington High and which stay at the courthouse. Portable home-classrooms will be abandoned and Washington will house freshmen and some upper-level classes, with about 180 freshmen to be sent there.
Former aliens naturalized while serving in World War I are urged to contact M. R. Bevington in St. Louis. Unclaimed naturalization certificates for soldiers at multiple camps and schools were delivered earlier. recipients must provide where they were naturalized and other identifying details.
A young scholar praises a Princeton English professor’s study on punctuation. It traces how twelve marks evolved with printing, clarifying meaning for readers and learners in an educational work framed as essential for mastering stenography and editing.
Mrs August Bentz 56 will have funeral Sunday afternoon at St Mark's Lutheran church. She was the mother of Leo Bens a noted middleweight fighter known to local fans as Hing. A Butte boy and son of Mrs Bentz who lived here many years he worked as a shift boss at the Anaconda mine. Surviving are another son Charles a sister in Wisconsin and four grandchildren.
The W C T U and temperance workers meet Monday evening at o clock to observe the second anniversary of the prohibition law Attorney E B Howell will be the principal speaker with several other addresses Mrs Frank Whing to sing The meeting is open to the public
Roy Spencer, a ranch hand living in Dillon, filed a bankruptcy petition in U.S. district court yesterday showing liabilities of 9094.70 dollars and assets totaling 8477 dollars. The filing outlines a debtor with modest assets and substantial debts in a local case.
Judge George M. Bourquin ruled on August Bechtold face habeas corpus appeal denial. Bechtold and four co defendants Charles Lawrence Victor Nyland Mike Mufich and Frank Rohan must surrender to U S marshal to resume serving sentences for liquor law violation. Others had liberty pending Bechtold appeal. their writs were denied and sentences suspended until circuit decision. Cases arose under old revenue laws for distilling.
James McElwee initiated a district court suit against James Barry to reclaim a diamond ring valued at 580 dollars allegedly in the defendant's unlawful possession. The action seeks return of property. The item is connected to a telephone directory listing effort for The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company.
Thrift Week will run January 17 to January 23 highlighting postal savings and treasury savings. Postmaster Phil Goodwin received the notice urging schools and public groups to teach thrift, with schools Y M C A and others to join in demonstrations and practical saving methods linked to Benjamin Franklin's birth date.
New York dated January 13 reports the transport Crook, escorted by the St. 3, will dock in Brooklyn tomorrow morning. The ship carries soldiers bound for home and supplies after a lengthy voyage from the Rhine area. The arrival is expected to boost morale and return many servicemen.
On January 18 Thomas Latrerio, a convict, was hanged at Florence Hate penitentiary. It marked a double execution by the State of Arizona since it was readmitted to the Union.
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