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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1917
Page
9
A prominent bookseller predicts strong audience turnout for The Winning of Barbara Worth at the Broadway theater in Butte tomorrow night. The play, adapted from Harold Bell Wright’s novel, is praised as a beautiful scenic production with a strong cast under LC Yeomans.
Mary and Joe Guglielmino, once married, separated years ago with a daughter Victoria. The mother, after moving to Helena and working as a waitress, allowed the girl to be placed in a home before custody disputes led to the state bureau of child protection taking charge of the daughter in Butte. The case centers on the rightful guardianship and the child’s welfare.
A 1917 horoscope warns of misjudgment in public affairs and notes a volatile political climate with threats of scandals. The article shifts to a Salt Lake City case about a girl placed with Sisters rather than returning to Butte, a guardian’s orders, and finally reports a police inquiry into the death of Connie Mack, reportedly shot by a Greek man named Morris near Bingham Canyon.
A court order keeps a girl at a school farm or return pending. meanwhile Empress hosts a four day vaudeville engagement through Saturday with matinees. The Metropole Four, Three Aeroplane Girls, Eva Hill and Myron Beck, Mizpah Selhbi, and the Empresscope feature in a zestful program noted for humor, novelty acts, and news reels.
There will be another matinee today and two performances tonight of the Pantages vaudeville show at the Broadway theater. The local engagement will close after Wednesday night shows, marking the end of the current run.
Uptown offices of the Milwaukee railway will move to the new Shingtinee pamenaer station on Saturday as BH Barrett announces the Claims, Telegraph, and Assistant general superintendent offices will be located there. The electrification department stays in the Daly Bank building. Opening date set a week from tomorrow. Building cost nearly 250000.
Edward Green and Catherine Mills were married by Judge Doran in justice court yesterday afternoon. Attendants were John L. Graft and Jennie Truestad. Officers of Montana lodge No. Fraternal Aldonson will be installed Thursday evening Jan 28 in Scandia hall. Members urged to attend and bring refreshments. Maggie La Gur, secretary.
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