Anaconda Baraby 19 Held On Serious Charge
A complaint filed against William Baraby accuses lewd and licentious acts toward children with a warrant issued for his arrest. A preliminary hearing is set in Justice Pringle's court, with potential transfer to the district court if evidence suffices. Baraby denied the charges as authorities recounted a six-child ride and a subsequent local search.
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William Baraby
Justice Pringle
Baraby
Court of Justice
Warm Springs
Powdrill
Alex Smith
Nts
Barnby
Ed Neil
Sem Elison
Justice
Montana Fire Marshal Condemns 16 Buildings
W. G. Brooks state fire marshal and Fire Chief Collins condemned 16 buildings in Anaconda as fire hazards. They ordered demolition within 60 days, noting the city as 100 percent in fire prevention apart from the condemned structures and comparing favorably with other Montana cities.
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W. G. Brooks
Collins
Anaconda
Marshal Brooks
Ladies Columbia Concert Orchestra at the Margaret
The Margaret theater announces the Ladies Columbia Concert Orchestra will perform Thursday evening July 9. Conducted by Mme Francis Knight the group is composed entirely of talented young women, each a soloist, praised as a premier musical attraction of the season.
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Margaret Theater
Ladies’ Columbia
Our
Mme. Francis Knight
Mme. Knight
Anaconda News in Brief Pianos to rent and ads
Various local notices and ads from Anaconda list services and goods including pianos for rent, a garage, taxi, laundry, beauty shops, sewing, and furniture sales. Personal notes report returns from trips, visits, and family arrivals while community events and upcoming sales are noted.
Perfection series at Imperial with Eva Novak
The Imperial theater presents the latest Perfection picture tonight and Thursday starring Eva Novak. The straightforward southern horse story features Meta Sterling Max Asher and Lloyd Whitlock in key roles with Bob Rhodes Lydia Knott Bill Dyer Dan Crimmins Bill Carroll and Jack Richardson in supporting parts.
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Imperial Theater
Eva Novak
Perfection Pictures
Meta Sterling
Max Asher
Lloyd Whitlock
Bob Rhodes
Lydia Knott
Bill Dyer
Dan Crimmins
Bill Carroll
Jack Richardson
Old Turf Follower Buried in Anaconda
The funeral of Arthur Blackburn, a renowned Montana thoroughbred handler, was held yesterday at 2 p.m. from P. J. Finnegan funeral chapel. Rev. John Gilbert Spencer officiated. Interment followed in Hill cemetery. Pallbearers were D. P. Ivan kovich, Arthur Sanford, John McMillan, Neal MacKenzie, Harry Sunderland and Christ Dearman.
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Arthur Blackburn
Montana
P. J. Finnegan Company
John Gilbert Spencer
Hill Cemetery
D. P. Ivankovich
Arthur Sanford
John McMillan
Neal MacKenzie
Harry Sunderland
Christ Dearman
Tescher Sues Over Note Owed by A C Capps
Joseph V. Tescher through attorney John W. James filed in district court to collect 186.65 on a note from A Capps. The suit asks 16 percent interest and 50 attorney fees.
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Joseph V. Tescher
John W. James
A. C. Capps
Growth of Dresden Sparks Streetcar System Expansion
The rapid growth of Dresden is driving a substantial extension of the street railway system. The increase in urban population and commerce necessitates new routes and track work to improve transit service.
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Dresden
Franklin and Winn Rematch Eyed After July Fourth Bout
Fred Franklin from Anaconda returns from Miles City where he fought Fred Winn in an eight round clash. Franklin floored Winn twice but lost the decision. Manager Beatty Smith seeks a rematch in Anaconda or a neutral venue to settle the feud. Winn weighed 176 pounds and Franklin 165. Eleven thousand houses are being built in W
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Fred Franklin
Anaconda
Miles City
Fred Winn
Pride
Franklin
Beatty Smith
Powder River
Winn
Eight Arrests Mark Record Month for Anaconda Police
The Anaconda police docket shows eight arrests in July with more than two thirds completed in one week. A. Johnson and Peter Garvey received $10 fines for drunkenness. Carlo Lombardi and Joe Mazzanti had speeding cases continued to 4 PM. Neil Larson faced drunkenness and disturbance charges with 30 days suspended. Jerry Harrington of Battle was released after a 10 day suspended sentence for drunkenness. Ed Frankovich was dismissed on a speeding charge.
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Anaconda
A. Johnson
Peter Garvey
Carlo Lombardi
Joe Mazzanti
Neil Larson
Jerry Harrington
Battle
Ed Frankovich
Parishioners surprise rector at St Marks anniversary
The Rev. John Gilbert Spencer of St. Mark's church was surprised by more than 50 parishioners at his home to celebrate the fifth anniversary of his ordination. The Bishop’s attendance had been planned but canceled due to his unavailability. Parishioners presented a purse and hosted an evening at the rectory.
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John Gilbert Spencer
St. Mark’s Church
Faber
Anaconda
William Farrer Fined for Reckless Driving in Collision
Justice Tom Siiha fined William Farrer ten dollars and costs after a reckless driving charge. The case stemmed from a collision recalled in court yesterday.
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William Farrer
Tom Siiha
Car Driven by Eugene McCarthy Jr. on West Valley Road
Farrer field notice of appeal referenced in the report. The concise entry notes a vehicle incident on West Valley Road involving Eugene McCarthy Jr and a related field notice of appeal.
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Eugene McCarthy Jr
West Valley Road
Farrer Field
Crushed in Shaft at Cresson Mine
Two miners died at the Cresson mine when timbers and the cage crushed them as they were raised to the surface. B H Hesterberg aged 22 and Clarence Houston aged 28 were among a group brought up during shift change.
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Associated Press
Victor
Col
B. H. Hesterberg
Clarence Houston
Cresson
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Butte
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Prino, Mont
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Salt Lake
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Barker Creek
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Missoula
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Toppenish
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F. W. Peckover
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Philipsburg
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Bagley
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Bert Strong
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Anacondia
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Joseph Farquhar
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Reeves Hason
Joe Rock and
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Fuller Drug Co
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