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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
9
You should not buy hardware often and must avoid poor tools. Our store sells only good tools at very low prices. We back every purchase with an ironclad guarantee and protect you from losses due to faulty tools.
Corcoran and Taylor faced contempt orders after failing to meet court mandates to pay alimony to Katherine I. Taylor. Taylor, a collector, argued lack of funds but was ordered jailed by Judge Lynch until he makes satisfactory payment arrangements. A five day suspension of sentence was granted to seek settlement.
Grace V Corcoran wins divorce and alimony decree with $69 monthly payments, pending contempt actions against George D Corcoran. Other cases include divorce complaint by Durrial Green for failure to provide, and adoption order for Annie Hughes by George and Nellie Glen. A trunk theft suit by Louis Morris succeeds for $750 plus costs, and Mrs. Griffith is named executrix of William Griffiths estate worth about $6,400.
Castle Rock Colo July 16 Charged with attempting to kill Miss Nellie Cross after she refused to marry him Charles Crecilius manager of the Ewing McMillan ranch near here committed death by own action in his cell today by hanging himself with a strap from his artificial leg Upon arrest he declared intent to kill himself and the sheriff removed the leg and all utensils that could be used to carry out the threat The straps from the leg were left dangling from the stump
The world Sunday school convention concluded in Zurich after a week of sessions. Delegates from across the globe attended, with more than 300000 dollars subscribed. Tokio, Japan, was chosen as the next meeting site, and Robert Laidlaw of London was elected international president. W A Budaley of Middletown Ohio was elected American member of the general committee.
Don t miss the dance to be held at the Miners Union Hall on Thursday July 17 given by the Butte Athletic Club Tickets are 50 cents in advance and at the door an evening of entertainment is promised
F M Grady purchased John G Gay s interest in the G and G Gay and Grady block at Main and Mercury streets for about 17000 dollars. Grady, longtime Butte businessman, built wealth in carriage works and high class vehicles. Gay traveled from Los Angeles after the deal, then returned south. The three story plus basement buildings are fully rented and date to 18 and 12 years ago.
In police court Judge Booker lashes out as Attorney William Meyer earns a jail threat with sarcastic remarks during encroachment hearings. Fines are set at 50 dollars per case with 10 dollars per day for continued encroachments. cash deposits await appeal bonds. Several cases dismissed after defendants paid fines. law points delay Silver Bow county and Butte school district actions. Malev Hall block case confirms 50 dollar fine plus 10 per day. Meyer pursues appeal bond.
The Ansonia opens a three reel Kalem feature Shenandoah depicting Civil War battles and family strife. Sheridan races to Winchester to save the Federals as a prisoner plots unfold, with Gertrude seeking West and a church meeting near the battlefield. Additional features run through Saturday with matinee plans for ladies and children.
The Empress theater hosts a strong matinee with no weak acts led by the French pantomime La Somnambule by G Molasso. Anna Kremser stars with a large company in an elaborately staged Parisian life tale, complemented by diversified acts for an anticipated capacity audience this afternoon.
Mayer store offers repair and custom jewelry design with a noted manufacturing department. They specialize in transforming wide wedding rings to narrow Tiffany styles and provide watch regulation, mainsprings at $1.00 and watch cleaning at $1.50, each with a one year guarantee, located at 29 West Park.
Senator Owen introduced a resolution urging the president to propose an international conference to generalize limits on war preparations and to promote world peace. An advertisement from Everybody's Shoe Store in Butte at 180 West Park Street accompanies the item.
Thomas Ryan was arrested on information from Theo dore Snyder for assault. Snyder waived all rights of trial and pleaded guilty as charged. Judge Donlan sentenced Ryan yesterday to six months in the state prison.
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