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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1913

Page

11

Anaconda News Reports Woman Beating Case and More

A man named Georgi Susick was fined 200 dollars and jailed for 100 days after beating a woman in the restricted district. Justice Boland denounced the act, noting the law protects vulnerable women. The story also mentions disturbances at a wedding and other local arrests including Walter Stafford and William Ford.

Georgi Susick Justice Boland Judes Boland Miike Mroves Walter Stafford Justice Pringle William Ford Pringle

Howarth Funeral to Be Thursday

The funeral for Will Howarth will be held Thursday afternoon at 1:45 from Samuel B. Salsbury’s residence 105 Hickory Street and at 2 o’clock at the Presbyterian church. Miss Selma De Muth of Grand Forks and Miss Clara De Muth of New York arrived yesterday. Miss Danny Howarth of Vancouver came on the midnight train. Pallbearers include Will McKay John Knox J T Chrystal Dan R Roach F J Smith and P M Halloran. The typographical union plans a meeting this evening to discuss its funeral participation. Lawrence and Harvey presented His Father’s Son to a big crowd. Before the White Man Came shown as a two reel Bison film about Indian life before colonization. Jones Wedding Day was the comedy on the bill. the show received hearty laughter and will repeat tonight.

Will Howarth Samuel B. Salsbury Hickorytreet Presbyterian Church Selma de Muth Grand Forks British Columbia Clara de Muth New York City Danny Howarth Vancouver Will McKay John Knox J.T. Chrystal Dan R. Roach F. J. Smit P. M. Halloran Typographical Union Lawrence Harvey Jones Weading Ady

Urglars Broken Tooth Leaves Story On Butter

Paris reports police used tooth marks left on a lump of butter to identify burglar Pierre Bassaud. He allegedly robbed Montreal Sous-Bois employer, ate in the kitchen, denied charges, but the bite impression matched a broken tooth. Magistrate pressed the evidence, Bassaud protested innocence.

Paris Pierre Bassaud Montreal-Sous- Boies K. Tussaud Cutter

Sea Aids Efforts To Build Panama Canal Barrier

Washington reports under Col. George W. Goethals that heavy Atlantic seas are being harnessed to advance the Panama Canal project. The sea assists in shaping the breakwater and helping the trestlework, 11 100 feet long, reach completion as rock is filled in.

Washington Atlantic Panama Canal George W. Goethals Canal

Explosion at Balmoral injures workers in Brisbane

An explosion during dynamite excavation at Balmoral in Brisbane killed one man and injured nineteen others. About forty workers were buried by rocks, seven seriously hurt and likely to die, with survivors describing a miraculous escape.

Brisbane Balmoral

Photography Is Art Says Frisco Superior Court

San Francisco January 28. The superior court ruled photography is an art and not a trade, reversing a police court conviction of photographer Charles Howson for keeping Louise Heuer in his studio for 68 hours a week. The ruling cites the eight hour law as inapplicable to art.

San Francisco IAW Bradley Sargeant Monterey Charles Howson Louise Heuer

Blackmailing gloom and marching troops headline year 1913 notes

March 4 gloom settles over army and navy social sets with reports of a possible White House order to cut military and naval attaches. Crude oil markets show seven cent gains. prices listed across several refineries. Miscellany notes include a boy delivering papers to President and a price of $2.50 war rants monthly. A Minnesota senate vote on women’s suffrage is rejected after gallery heckling. Local Montanan notices set county session, and fashion mentions light gloves and spats. Brevity of a multi-topic clipping ends with Tennessee land colonization and Knights Templar gathering.

Army Navy Washington Wilson White House

Former Montana stockman dies in Leavenworth

Eugene B. Allen, once a founder of a St. Louis bank, died in Leavenworth today at an advanced age. He formerly owned thousands of cattle in Montana and supplied beef to Indian agencies under a government contract. The report also notes a broader Washington context regarding government payrolls.

Leavenworth Eugene B. Allen St. Louis Montana

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