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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1925
Page
3
A Brooklyn man credits Carter's Little Liver Pills for improving his breath and health after years of bad odor. He explains morning taste, temporary fixes failed, and constipation relief with Carter's Lattle Laver Pills restored wholesome breath.
A Butte girl linked to a stolen car and a man named Metz faced charges as investigators traced the vehicle from Oregon to Idaho and Montana. Metz was convicted in Pocatello and is serving seven months. the girl awaits trial in federal court at Portland for transporting the machine from Oregon to Butte.
The report by county probation officer David OConnor shows sixty nine boys and fourteen girls appeared in court on various juvenile delinquency offenses including assault incorrigibility burglary and larceny. Of 550 to 600 cases handled, 56 involving 83 defendants reached Judge J J Lynch with 36 boys given suspended sentences eight made to pay damages five sent to the state industrial school at Milea City and seven others placed on probation. Girls had few cases with two receiving suspended sentences two sent to Helena vocational school and nine to House of Good Shepherd. The offenses listed include burglary incorrigibility malicious mischief petty larceny grand larceny receiving stolen property and seduction.
Officers of the First Presbyterian church and church societies will gather at the pastor Dr E J Grogneveld at 631 West Granite Street to discuss plans following the regular Wednesday meeting and Bible study held at the pastor's home after a fire damaged the church early Sunday
Two Edwards brothers from California and North Carolina sue for possession of a $10 million Trinity Church property in Manhattan claiming inheritance from Robert II and George II grant of land. They assert Captain Edwards died intestate and leased the land to Cruger brothers who subleased to the church for 99 years, including the burial ground and adjacent skyscrapers.
At a well attended meeting of the Order of Good Templars officers were elected for the ensuing year. Grace Hawley is chief templar Percy Clemo vice templar Florence Pur past templar Mary Novak secretary Lewis Etringmar treasurer Len Cody marshal Robert Hamilton guard John Gilbert sentinel. The local patron is Veone as Baste tode. Paris after hiding seven years in a small room since his desertion.
The Butte Miners band elected officers Monday night in their hall with Sam Treloar remaining band master. New president and VP W B Ivey joined secretary W E Currey treasurer Steven Carkeek and trustee Ne plus librarian and custodian. Treloar returned from California where he noted municipal bands gain national interest and cited Montana's new municipal band tax law under one mill.
Gordon Smith, convicted with two others for holding up and robbing H. F. in Los Angeles, faces a sentence of five years to life. The Associated Press report notes the case tied to a broader spree of criminal activity across regions, with details fragmentary and connections to a merchant-manufacturer delegation’s planned tour of the republic.
A. Moore faced movants seeking dismissal of pending actions over court day letters alleging a six month statutory limit. The charge was dropped without resistance, but he was later arrested again by federal officers amid deportation review. Born in America he later moved to Canada and obtained naturalization papers.
Washington reports General Stone ruled that California community property tax rules were incorrect. The treasury may refund taxes collected since California enacted its law. The attorney general did not opine on income from community property. The Treasury also prepared for a court decision on spousal separate returns for one half of the community.
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