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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1923
Page
4
In the Anaconda Standard the Butte office reflects on an ancient tale where an old man demands strict action against a quarrelsome domestic helper. The housemaid Senen is fired after unknown offenses, with the mystery of her misdeed remaining unsolved.
Montana readers celebrate Frederick Laist of Anaconda as the first Douglas gold medal recipient from the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. Laist is hailed as a leading metallurgist whose research and tireless work have advanced the science, with strong community pride in Montana.
Report highlights a New York program pairing Boy Scouts with at risk youths via the Friends of Boys, led by a New Haven practitioner. Police involvement under Commissioner Enright aims to redirect delinquent boys toward supportive mentors rather than punishment, noting New Haven’s 50 percent lower arrests for under 15s. The effort casts big brother movements as a path to saving America.
A New York judge suggested a general, unwritten rule that a wife may take her husband's money if she needs it, provoking objections from the Benedicts and prompting reminiscences of Venice's famous case as well as cultural jests about Eve and trousers. The column muses on gender norms, politics, and social history as it references Lenin, European diplomacy, and a 1922 sugar consumption record.
J A Sanders of the Montana Historical Society cites a Lewis and Clark journal passage describing grass hats worn by Pacific coast Indians. The conical hats, woven from bear grass, featured color designs and a chin strap, with notes from 1805 to 1806 about winter quarters and meals.
An obituary report describes John Hetland, veteran waiter of Butte, burned to death last week and buried at Mountain View cemetery. A large Eagles ceremony in Helena honored him with a 2 pm service at Sherman Reed chapel, conducted by officers and drill team members. Pallbearers included Sullivan Keefe Gilligan Cain Esterly Turner.
Acacia lodge in Anaconda will visit the late lodge tomorrow evening to perform the third degree ceremony. The Anacondans will depart Smelter City by special train at 6:80 oclock. Senator SK Wheeler is named Feastmaster.
At 10 o'clock last night the jury for Charles Baldy Roberts or Paulson, tried last week for Fidel Thomas murder, had not reported a verdict. The trial closed Saturday in Judge Lynch's court with instructions to return verdicts of first degree murder or acquittal.
The funeral of Nicholas Popovich was held Saturday morning with a large turnout from Butte and Anaconda. Requiem high mass at Molys Savior church. Interment in Holy Cross cemetery. Anaconda attendees listed. pallbearers named.
The Bolshevik delegation informed the near eastern conference that Russia stands ready to provide a national home for Armenians. The note, sent by M. Tehitcherin to the three conference presidents and to Ambassador Chil, proposes cooperation with Georgia and Ukraine to station Armenian immigrants on their territories with further negotiations planned among Russia, Georgia, Ukraine, and Armenian representatives.
Former Kansas miners' leader Howat will return to Cherokee county jail next Tuesday to complete 52 days of a six month sentence for violating the misdemeanor clause of the Kansas industrial court law. Judge Boss granted a bench warrant. service will be stayed until Tuesday morning. Howat’s attorney Phil Callery said Howat would surrender to Sheriff Helman as scheduled.
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