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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1922
Page
6
Keel faces murder trial Monday for the killing of James Grant at the High Up mine in Inst September. Authorities report the neck wounds were superficial and unlikely to prevent his testimony. Officials noted a possible insanity defense while Keel refused to discuss the case and said the neck cuts hurt too much.
A fragmented hotel arrivals list shows numerous guests and their originating cities from Minneapolis to Missoula and Billings. Names include W. B. Weaver, J. J. Roe, C. F. Colby, and D. J. Jeffries among others, with destinations spanning Montana states and neighboring regions.
An OCR fragment lists numerous names and locations including Dillon Helena Spokane Butte Park Clyde Park Philadelphia Denver Salt Lake City New York Chicago Seattle and various individuals. The text resembles a social or directory snippet with many personal names and towns, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
A new post office named after Vice President Calvin Coolidge was established near Wise River by postal authorities in Washington. Evan L. Woolman was appointed the first postmaster and is foreman for the Boston and Montana company. The office will serve the Bikhorn mining district.
A missing man Alfred I Smith is believed living in Butte or back from Army service. A friend of his father from Forest Park Ill requests information on his whereabouts. Also in Philipsburg notes, local visits, club activities, and a death in Emmet Boone Roe after illness, with funeral plans pending.
A hearing will determine removal of defendants to North as Biolta and Gertrude noted in Plentywood and Helena custody records. Deputy A G Bathre of the U S Marshal's office oversees proceedings filed by the Associated Press with Montana references and Montana news mentions. The fragmentary text shows multiple locations including Helena and Missoula with unclear details about charges and outcomes.
A. Meinele, manager of Lewistown's Judith Theater, visits Butte with Holacke and daughter, partners in oil and mining ventures. He notes cautious quotations and weather dampening activity but predicts improved drilling prospects. Trepp, Lewistown journalist, accompanies and has ties to Butte news circles.
Mrs W Miprelle of Virginia Cry. was in Butts last night en route to Helena where her brother Frank Gendron was instantly killed Friday night at the East Helena smelter. Siprelle knew no details of the funeral. Mary Guthete of Souring Mont.
Fair and warmer weather was forecast for Butte though yesterday saw only light flurries. Temperatures rose with Friday night peaking about 25 degrees above normal and a 5 PM reading 21 degrees above. Today’s forecast calls for generally fair and not too cold conditions. Amelia Saier was appointed guardian of the state and person for a daughter, Adeltine E Brown, with a layman present.
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