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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
4
Butte currents chronicle trades, travels, and social activity with mentions of coal, pianofortes, banks, and merchants. Movements include travelers to San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Hanford, with licenses issued and naturalization events in progress. Local society figures, firms, and lodging houses are noted among daily routines and upcoming events.
The court forfeited Mak Fried’s bail bond after he failed to post an appeal bond for a $10 forfeit. Judge Booher ordered his arrest and issued another warrant when he did not appear in court. Vinod was fined $10 and failed to post an appeal, leading to further warrants. Additional cases involve Northern Pacific Railway, Walsh, and Charles Goxman for failure to post bail bonds.
Senator William A. Clark of Montana bought a golden and colored landscape titled "Tenas... Antuin" for $16,001 at a public sale last night. The price marks the highest ever recorded at a public sale for a work by an American artist.
An OCR fragment recounts a frontier tale of prospectors seeking shelter from storms in October. It describes migrations from Michigan and other regions to a sheltered site in Kilver Baw and nearby camps, the search for gold, and a symbolic rock shelter marking a fateful discovery. The piece praises Butte as a welcoming refuge amid harsh winters and widespread exploration.
The American theatre presents The Vengeance of the Fakir a two reel drama about a kidnapped son rising to save his sister from danger and earning a happy ending. Also shown are The Horse Race at Pawleys Ranch Poor Jones Vacation and News of the United States Capitol with light entertainment and humor throughout the program.
A lengthy legal note discusses value and taxation issues on valuable property. It covers property sales, court actions, and assessments involving parties such as Galpin, Meresty, and the city, with mentions of damages, stock requests, and compensation claims in a domestic and corporate dispute context.
Local residents pressed county officials to investigate three Granite Street saloons. The Midway saloon on Granite Street voluntarily closed as agitation continued and a petition was presented to county commissioners for scrutiny of the establishments.
The 7-year-old son of Mr and Mrs E T Richards of 712 East Park died yesterday from spinal meningitis. Richards was a prominent member of the Hostel and Montana band near local circles.
West Point cadets will attend President elect Wilson's inauguration in Washington. They plan to pay their own expenses if Congress does not appropriate funds for their stay. The group remains prepared to travel and participate as scheduled.
A garbled report shows a conference on an immigration bill with the character certificate clause causing Senate hesitation. Representative Gardner of Massachusetts relayed the progress to the House. Representative Burnett of Alabama, author of the measure, was noted for a possible action tomorrow. The Senate pressed for further conference after the House had adopted the report.
Jan. inquest fails to determine motive in the dining room murder at the hands of Jadwin who killed his wife on January 3 during a family meal. He died by his own hand immediately after the act. Both had social prominence and the dinner guest Charles A. Poster recalls the scene. Jadwin had separated from her husband over temperance issues, leaving the family shaken.
William Westhart 74, longtime San Francisco resident and World War I veteran, was naturalized today. He plans a visit to Germany and was cleared for travel with approved citizenship status.
A fragmented OCR tale follows a tattered roller towel’s journey through a crowded, chaotic scene. Mentions of waterbeds, inns, and various characters blend with garbled names and odd phrases, hinting at a long running domestic or communal dispute entwined with humorous, surreal images.
A bank cashier admits accounts are short amid a broader investigation connected to New York funds and a Lincoln memorial project dispute. Washington reports note a ministerial shift as Democrats face stalled action and a House work pause.
Washington Jan 2 Senate committees on military affairs today refused to report favorably the bill to place surviving officers of the Civil War on the retired list of the army. It would require an annual expenditure of about £23,099,909.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference various corporate names and financial figures including Butte, Milwaukee, and Montana entities. The text mentions capital paid up amounts and assorted legal or regulatory filings, but details are garbled with many misread names and numbers, yielding an unclear corporate statement narrative.
A Memphis man charged with complicity in an AEG kiting scheme was found guilty in Amarillo court last September. The trial linked Toyee Je to roles with a man named Tye and Joins B. Saeed in alleged preparations for a vehicle scheme.
The readable fragments indicate a discussion of government, fibers, and legislative matters, but the precise event, entities, and location remain obscured. No definite people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes can be reliably extracted from the provided text.
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