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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1923

Page

5

Butte Hotel Visitors From Nearby States and Notables

Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Tv. D. Farrow of Bearmouth among Butte hotel business requests. M. J. Macauley of Billings a business visitor and guest at the Butte. Lyle Doggett of Helena among visitors registered at the Thornton. Charles Kline of Great Falls registered at the Leggat on a short business trip. W. N. Nihienne Armstead registered at the Thornton with W. N. Carner of Ennis in Butte for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thomas of Miles City visiting friends, guests at the Acoma. Wallace Neihart in Butte from Dillon for a few days, registered at the Leggett. George L. Larson of Ogden visiting friends on a business trip, registered. Alexander Muirden of Montana Wesleyan College in Butte for a few days, registered at the Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. John Saari and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Saari visiting from Red Ledge, guests at the Arizona. Listings include Saturday Evening Post and other magazines at the P. O. News Stand.

Butte Thornton W. E. Thomas Miles City Acoma Wallace Neihart Dillon Leggent George L. Larson Ogden Alexander Muirden Montana Wesleyan College of Helena Arizona John Saari Andrew Saari Red Ledge Saturday Evening Post Argosy Literary Digest Movie Weekly Screenland Western Stories Love Stories P. O. News W. 8. Nicholson Roundup Leggat Charles P. Bovard Helena al Goodkind van Dorn Spokane J. G. Knight Livingston P. Kommers Great Falls Maurice Weiss Chicago Finlen Wells J. A. Buchanen

Special Notice II Residents Gain Courier Service in Butte

A special notice explains the Standard will be delivered at once by messenger to residents if carriers fail by 7:30. It lists visitors in Butte from Roundup Helena Spokane Livingston Great Falls Missoula and Chicago, staying at Leggat Arizona Thornton Acoma Finlen hotels.

Butte Anaconda

Mrs Hawsworth Leaves Hospital After Injury

Mrs Rosina Hawsworth, badly hurt three months ago when she fell into an open cellar in Burlington, has recovered enough to leave Murray hospital. She is cared for at her daughter Mrs Mary Gradinaroffs home at 406 Hopkins Street. Pilgrims in Southern France kneel and bathe in a fountain near the Chapel of Sr Laurent du Pouldour as a rheumatism preventive.

Rosina Hawsworth Burlington Murray Hospital Mary Gradinaroff Hopkins Street

County Board Seeks Reappraisal of Realty Values

Butte commissioners push to revalue city properties to correct inequities from aging assessment bases. Commissioner Gemmell cites Park Street and Main Street blocks with large value gaps, urges a city county joint appraisal panel, and notes 10 protests so far as the board extends tax equalization hearings to August 13.

Board of County Commissioners Butte William Gemmell Park Street Main Street Galena Street Montana Street Park

Judge bars use of truth serum in Walsh murder trial

Attorney for Roy Walsh says no efforts will be made to use scopomalia the truth serum to establish innocence as he faces a jury for first degree murder in Boulder next Friday. Judge Bennetts ruled the serum cannot be part of the trial and that testimony from a drugged or mentally impaired witness is not competent.

Roy Walsh Boulder John Elliott Butte Walsh Albert Hughes Lyman H. Bennetts Virginia City Elliott Bennetts

Weather range and regional temperatures across the United States

July weather notes show highs and lows from Helena to Miles City Calgary and Seattle with readings from 88 to 46 and 56 to 62. Rain fell from northeastern Washington into Central Alberta and Manitoba while a broad high maintains fair skies tonight. Lumber firms report increased demand for motor trucks as a primary transport line, with grocers next.

Helena Mont Max Min Erozone St. Paul, Mpls San Francisco Seattle Spokane Pacific Coast Rocky Mountains Washington Alberta Manitoba Plateau Rocky Mountain

Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments

Advertisement touts Zemo as a quick healer for eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar troubles. Sold at drug stores for 85e or 1.00 for extra large bottle the liquid is described as penetrating soothing and fast acting to relieve itching and heal skin conditions.

Zemo

Seven Delegates Elected By Silver Bow Post for State Legion Conven tion

Silver Bow post No. 1 elected seven delegates Frank Walker Col D. Gay Stlvers Father J J Tougas J J Diestel Dr T Witherspoon Horace Casey and Hugo Keneks to represent at the state Legionnaires convention in Billings August 8 to 10. Seven alternates were named plus a committee to pursue an auditorium. A motion created a three member panel to draft a resolution praising Comrade Al Clark for Legion work in Butte. The 40 member post will send the largest delegation ever to a convention from one post. A Legion automobile ball is set for July 25 at Columbia Gardens with stockholders to decide car disposal. Mrs P J Tevlin will represent the Women’s Auxiliary at the convention.

Silver Bow Post No. 1 Legionnaires Billings Legion Headquarters Frank Walker Col D. Gay Stlvers J. J. Tougas J. J. Diestel Dr. T. Witherspoon Horace Casey Hugo Keneks John Barry Francis Silver Chauncey Berrien George F al Clark Salt Lake Silver Bow Post Butte Legion Butte Legionnaires Billy Foy Legion Automobile Columbia Gardens American Legion P. J. Tevlin Woman's Auxiliary of

Yeomen Lecturer in Butte Tonight

Alex Anderson supreme lecturer for the Brotherhood of American Yeomen visits Butte July 19 to address Yeomen and friends at Eagles hall. He will outline the organization work in education and fraternalism with other points discussed. State Manager John J. Tewksbury of Billings and District Manager Arthur Nelson of Anaconda accompany him. All Yeomen and friends invited.

Alex Anderson Brotherhood of American Yeomen Butte Eagles’ Hall Mr. Anderson John J. Tewksbury Billings Arthur Nelson Anaconda

Peter O Gagnon Buried In Holy Cross Cemetery

Funeral services for Peter Onesime Gagnon were held from his home at 2236 South Dakota street and St. Joseph's church. The rites included vocal selections by Mrs Schell and Mary McBride, with interment in Holy Cross cemetery. Pallbearers were Albert Giroux Frank Fisch Peter Piskolich O Bertrand Fermand Jalbert and John Bertrand. Reverend Father Gallagher officiated at the grave.

Peter O. Gagnon Peter Onesime Gagnon South Dakota Street Father O'Malley St. Joseph’s Church Holy Cross Cemetery Albert Giroux Frank Fisch Peter Piskolich O. Bertrand Fermand Jalbert John Bertrand Father Gallagher

American rescuer saves girl in Paris Fourth of July tale

Deane H. Dickason of Denver, a Rocky Mountain News assistant city editor, saves an orphan girl in Paris during a fire at an Rue Lafayette orphan asylum. The crowd cheers as he descends with the child, reflecting a grand Fourth of July celebration abroad.

Paris Deane H. Dickason D. H. Dickason Butte Department of Justice Montana Dickason, Jr Rocky Mountain News Denver Globe Chicago Tribune Dickason France Rue Lafayette Cal

Traffic Regulations To Be Revisited By City Council

An open meeting of the judiciary committee will discuss a proposed new traffic ordinance next Monday evening. Last Friday only a few taxi operators and similar workers attended. The committee will review a report from the chamber of commerce traffic committee and consider public input from 260 of 500 questionnaires returned. The final action will depend on meeting attendance and questionnaire responses.

Judiciary Committee Chamber of Commerce Wills

Lightning Victim John Spreitzer Buried at St John’s

Funeral services were held for John Spreitzer a Butte boy killed by a lightning bolt at Maiden Rock last Sunday. The Requiem high mass was sung by Father Turnbull of Helena with a large crowd in attendance. Kate Shutey sang Some Sweet Day. Burial followed in Holy Cross cemetery with pallbearers R Lubich J Lubich J Sehrudi V Varsa M Stefanatze and F Skrijose.

John Spreitzer Butte Maiden Rock Church of St. John the Evangelist Nev Father Turnbull Helena Kate Shutey Holy Cross Cemetery R. Lubich J. Lubich J. Sehrudi V. Varsia M. Stefanatze F. Skrijose

Special Healing Service Tonight at First Baptist Church

Evangelist R L Erickson, citing many calls from the sick, will hold a special healing service this evening open to all, sick or well, to witness prayer over by church elders. It may be the last such event, with Erickson slated to be at the church daily 2 to 3 pm for those in spiritual need, as Mr and Mrs Black provide songs tonight.

R. L. Erickson First Baptist Church Mrs. Black

Cape Breton Miners Vote to Stay on Strike

Four thousand Cape Breton coal miners voted to continue the strike defying orders from John L. Lewis, UMWA president who canceled district 26 charter and called miners back to work. Daniel Livingstone of union No. 26 issued a defiant statement vowing resistance to American leadership and policing Nova Scotia rights.

Associated Press Sydney Cape Breton John Lt. Lewis United Mine Workers of America Lewis District 26 New Glasgow Daniel Livingstone International John L. Lewis Nova Scotia Livingstone Kansas U. M. WW

Greatest iron deposits of the world re in Brasil

A concise note outlines vast iron ore reserves in Brazil, highlighting major mining regions and the country's prominence in global iron production. It references geological formations and potential export impact.

Brasil

Trials and Divorces Highlight Butte Court Day

In Butte 1920 court sessions Judge Carroll and Judge Jackson hear W J Walsh against East Butte dam damages with lengthy testimony. Separately J A Leighton wins $2,449.74 and $750 fees. Caroline Schuster divorce finalized. Madge B Dugan seeks $300 claim settlement from Northern Pacific. Etta George seeks divorce decree modification amid child custody disputes. Nel Lundseng seeks divorce after threats. a man cites moonshine threats and coercion.

W. J. Walsh East Butte Company Harrison Avenue Judge P. F Sanders Alf Kremer J. A. Leighton Martha Foster Jackson Caroline Schuster John Schuster Madge B. Dugan Robert Cunningham Northern Pacific Railway Cunningham Pipestone Spire Rock Etta George Ernest R. George Ernest Nel- Ne Lundseng Thomas Lunseng Sam Great Falls Butte

Butte Births Surpass Deaths in 1922 Says Dispatch

A Washington dispatch reports Butte had 570 births and 649 deaths in 1922, indicating births fall short of deaths though infant population continues to grow with several new arrivals at Murray and local homes in July.

Butte Washington, D. C City Health Office R. B. McCleary Murray Hospital L. T. Landram Mark Peterson Colorado Street G. W. James H. H. Bouton Argyle Street C. B. Dixon Moulton Street

Bond Money Forfeited In Police Court

A woman using the name Mrs. Smith was arrested on North Main street for maintaining a nuisance and forfeited a $150 bond in police court. Four women charged with vagrancy pleaded guilty and were fined $10 each. Egg Blue jays are noted as expert mimics and fine songsters.

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