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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
6
A physician behind the anti-fat regimen Arbolene earns praise from women in society circles and a Los Angeles writer praises its success. The ad claims easy 20 to 60 pound loss when Arbolene tablets are used regularly, noting reduced cravings for undesired foods and superior results over other remedies. Sold by druggists in sealed tubes with directions.
Frank Jones was seriously stabbed during a Dillon disturbance over political speakers. Ed Cush ing, a local barber, faces first degree assault charges with a $10,000 bond. After the fracas, Wheeler and Buzzell hid in a Bend box car while Beaverhead Legion members deny resignations. Citizens vow to oppose radical interference with government.
Norman Harvey and Mrs Inez Goldsworthy were married Tuesday night at their new home 120 West Copper Street Norman by Rev George David Wolfe pastor Mountain View church Both residents of Butte They were attended by Mr and Mrs Joseph Matthews.
Adjutant Emmett O'Brien claims John White robbed the American Legion headquarters by breaking a glass pane and stealing eight dollars from receipts in the adjutant’s desk. White was arrested last night and jailed on the charge at the city jail.
London report shows Love Lane in Tottenham leads divorces among city streets with Angel Road in Edmonton close behind. The quirky tally highlights neighborhood patterns in marital separations across the metropolis.
The Women s Democratic club of Silver Bow county organized with Mamie Lenaghan as chairman and Lee Copper as secretary. Committeewomen were chosen for each precinct to register Democratic women, secure voter lists, and canvass districts to boost registration and voting. About 75 women attended and debated keeping the group non factional.
The record shows Senator Walsh backing strict enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and supporting the drys. A secret Palace hotel sub committee drafted a platform, with a full committee expected to accept a majority report early morning. Walsh’s actions, including withdrawing from a chairmanship bid, are described as aligning with the administration rather than anti-administration forces.
Detectives Gerry and Rodda raided the drink parlor at 38 East Broadway and arrested John Smith on bootlegging charges. About a dozen men were drinking moonshine. Smith was the only one charged and released on $200 bond.
Nassau county arrest concerns Christina Petrillo who ran away to marry 13 year old William WGrasyck. Constable Will Strohson and EP C representative Preston Chapman testified at Lynbrook hearing before Justice KE Neu. Brasyck committed to Mineola jail in default of $5,000 bail pending grand jury action. The girl-wife was sent to Brooklyn & P. C. C.
A Washington Bureau quote shows Mr Meekton unsure about women entering politics while noting Marrietta’s potential entry could cost something. The remark reflects era views on female political participation and public ambition.
A fragmented OCR item records a short local brief about seven events involving ewes. Names, places, and exact actions are unreadable, but the fragment indicates a livestock or agricultural note from a regional paper. Further readable text is required for precise details.
A list of assorted meats and foods with prices per pound or item. Goose liver sausage 6.4, head cheese .55, blood and tongue .75, mortadella .50, Westphalia hams 1.40, kosher corned beef 1.25, kosher bologna .65, kosher wienerwursts 1.00, various cheeses and baked goods priced from .75 to 1.00.
Michael Wilson files in district court claiming his wife Helen M Wilson prefers Ed Hunt and would be happier with him. He asserts cruelty desertion and neglect of their two minors aged 11 and 13, and seeks custody.
Isaac Bowman faces a liquor selling charge filed by the county attorney with Mary Tapio as the complainant. In a separate filing, William Williams is charged with stealing a sack of coal from Northern Pacific yards.
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