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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1927

Page

3

Pair Gensured and Sentenced for Robbery Plea

District Judge J J Lynch sentenced Cubarco Valles and Louis Monts to state prison after they pleaded guilty to a July 2 robbery near the Harrison avenue theater. Valles, with limited English, was sharply admonished about American welcome for industrious immigrants and the consequences of crime. Monts, in his forties, was criticized for leading Valles astray. both claimed drunkenness at the time. If Valles behaves, he could be released in 18 months.

J. J. Lynch Cubarco Valles Louis Monts Valles Linch America Butte Monts A. R. Bertoglio

Whitten Divorce Granted by Judge Carroll

Robert Whitten was granted a divorce from Amelia Whitten by Judge W. E. Carroll after four months of marriage separation. John A. Cook ordered to pay Phyllis Cook $10 weekly alimony for one year plus $80 attorney fees to assist the support of their minor child. Probate of T. E. Burnett’s will requested. estate valued at 2500 with 6000 in Liberty bonds. Judge Carroll approved sale of Yegen bank property to three bidders. three land tracts sold for 7780 total.

Robert Whitten Amelia Whitten W. E. Carroll John A. Cook Phyllis Cook 8. R. White T. J. Davis Liberty Judge Carroll Yegen Bank

Oakland Auto Ad Director Endorses Newspaper Advertising

Waldo E. Fellows of the Oakland Motor Car Company arrives in Butte after touring the Pacific coast and Rocky Mountain states. He champions regular year round newspaper ads used in 2870 papers, alongside national magazines, outdoor and direct mail campaigns as sales grow. Fellows, headquartered at the district office, visits local dealers with E J Beguba the Butte district manager.

Waldo E. Fellows Oakland Motor Car Company Pontiac Mich Butte Spokane Fellows Pacific Coast Rocky Mountain E. J. Beguba

St Mary's Girls Beat Blaine In Grade School League

St Mary's Sherman Emerson Girls won 40 to 30 over Blaine in a girls grade school baseball league game. Newcomers filled Garfield’s vacancy after their withdrawal, with Garfield’s standing carrying one loss and one forfeit. Franklin withdrew and forfeited to German. Emerson trailed St John’s 23 to 2 late but closed to two-run gap.

St. Mary's Girls Blaine School St. Mary's School Garfield Blaine Franklin Jerman Emerson St. John’s Emersonites Fx J Fello

Mildred Sullivan to Visit Seattle on Vacation

Miss Mildred Sullivan deputy in the city treasurer office will leave soon for a short vacation to Seattle to visit friends and relatives. Officials visit A W Thomson superintendent of dining car service for Northern Pacific R C Taylor dining car inspector and Joe Driscoll secretary to Mr Thomson spent hours in Butte yesterday on business, then continued east on the North Coast Limited. An Australian 16 year old claims he has solved the secret of nervous motion.

Mildred Sullivan Seattle A.W. Thomson Northern Pacific Railroad R. C. Taylor Joe Driscoll Thomson Butte North Coast Limited Ee Mee Se

Federal Grand Jury Called In Helena July Hearing Opens

A 35 member federal grand jury will report to the Helena court on July 15 to begin its calendar. The Butte term ends Tuesday with hearings set. Deputy L V Ketter filed seven information charges under the national prohibition act including one against a Butte citizen and six against Great Falls residents. Emma Harlan of Butte is under bond. Great Falls defendants names await arrests. Mike Manolovich surrendered after a bench warrant and was placed under 1000 bond to report for Idaho jurisdiction. John Cuffe of Eureka was admitted to practice in federal court. An upcoming hearing will address the special master’s report in the August Benz bankruptcy case recovery and tax refund suit by Brownfield Canty against the Internal Revenue Service. Suit by T Tomich against Union Trust will be heard on a motion to amend.

Helena Butte Wellington D. Rankin L. V. Ketter Emma Harlan Great Falls Mike Mike Manolo ‘Ich Manolovich Idaho John Cuffe Eureka Yesteray Maurice J. English August Benz Brownfield-Canty Company Department of Internal Revenue T. Tomich Union Trust Company

Butte Receives Union Pacific Cent-A-Mile Excursion

Union Pacific announces a cent-a-mile excursion to Butte with tickets sold for one day only July 22. Valid from Wyoming Idaho Oregon and Utah stations with return by midnight July 25. Fares include 8.70 round trip from Salt Lake City and 8 from Ogden. Boise excursion draws Butte residents seeking Idaho trip.

Butte Union Pacific Railroad Union Pacific Wyoming Idaho Oregon Utah Salt Lake City Ogden Boise Idaho City

Trio Forfeit Bonds On Bootleg Charges

Jim Easy, Sally Jones and C O Connell forfeited $150 bonds each in yesterday’s peace court session for bootlegging. A second trio, accused of partying too long in the Cabbage Patch, drew 30-day sentences. Zumel McCimn, a colored man from Louisiana, got three hours to leave town under a 90-day sentence for mooching in office buildings.

Jim Easy Sally Jones C. O'Connell Pace Court Aother Zumel McCimn Louisiana Montana

City mails notices for two new improvement districts

Frank Curran reports notices were mailed yesterday to about 75 property owners on West Platinum Street and 50 on East Park announcing the creation of two special improvement districts. Protest rights are stated, and majority opposition would kill the plans. Engineers are compiling cost estimates per property in expectation the paving and ornamental projects proceed.

Frank Curran Commissioner of Public Works West Platinum Street Excelsior Ophir East Park

Few Catches Reported In Nearby Streams Tributary To Union Pacific

The local railroad office announced poor fishing in tributaries near the Union Pacific line due to high water and muddy conditions. Divide, Quinn, Melrose, Armstead, Bedrock all reported no or little catch. Lima saw fair results amid muddy rivers. W B Elliott attended the Montana Railroad Commission hearing in Helena.

Union Pacific Armstead Lima W. B. Elliott Northern Pacific Railroad Montana Railroad Commission Helena

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