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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1923
Page
7
The New York County Grand Jury indicted a man on charges of stealing from the Anti-Saloon League superintendent and alleges forgery extortion and a Tamany conspiracy. He claims the indictments are for political purposes and will wear them as a medal of honor.
Penny syrup five pound cans priced at 42 cents per can. Bottle caps in cartons at 35 cents. Cappers priced at one dollar. Catsup Blue Label or Heinz in bottles at 33 cents. White Rock Ginger Ale bottled at 22 cents. Hires Root Beer Extract bottled at 20 cents.
In Hamilton Montana Robert Gaalaas reports increasing butter fat in June from 399 cows in the Ravalli County Cow Testing association. Top milkers include Echo Archie McKillop and Joanna Stevensville with 65 and 61 pounds. The group, formed last March, now spans 26 dairymen from Darby to Florence and aims to expand to other counties under dairy expert W S Murdock of the USDA.
The Disabled American Veterans of the World War filed a brief with Director Hines of the Veterans Bureau advocating a permanent compensation basis for disabled former service men and the abandonment of the present 90 day examination cycle. The group estimated about 150,000 men would be affected.
Pottsville July 25. John Schultz famed for his six foot six inch height and for being rejected by President Lincoln to stand beside him during Civil War troop review has died at his home.
The Sacramento superior court rejected a motion to dismiss the temporary injunction against the Industrial Workers of the World and its leaders. Judge Malcolm Glenn ruled the injunction remains in effect, citing concerns over the organization's activities statewide.
The certificate of A. R Ford, principal of Lincoln high school in Eureka Montana, was revoked today by the state board of educational examiners. The revocation was based on the charge of unbecoming conduct, the specifics of which were not disclosed by the board.
More than 400 girls participate in Thursday dances at Columbia Gardens pavilion under Mrs. Glenn W. Robinson playgrounds director. A big pageant, set for August 30, will include these dances. Over 100 girls enrolled in athletic tests with 60 medals awarded. Mel Clevett, athletic director, plans a special course for boys for closing day exercises.
Henry D D Odgers and George Lynch with knife wounds, joined by Francis McGlynn, after a street fight in Centerville early Wednesday. Injured men hospitalized. Peter Polledritto Lilvi Carollo and Mike Stovich in county jail charged with second degree assault to be filed by the county attorney. Odgers seriously but not dangerously wounded.
Albert Sans, alleged author of threatening letters to Mariel Normand and Mack Sennett, was held pending a hearing on his mental condition. Police said he claimed an obsession that he caused the death of William Desmond Taylor, the screen director slain in Los Angeles in 1921.
An advertisement touts Zemo as a safe dependable treatment for itching eruptions and skin troubles. It claims relief from irritation pimples blackheads eczema blotches ringworm and similar conditions with a 35 cent or 1 dollar bottle applied as directed.
County commissioners as board of equalization hear 69 complaints naming blocks on Shodair Oakland Tallent and Granite street. Plaintiffs seek reductions from 46415 to 25000 20000 to 5000 20000 to 5000 and 20000 to 15000 alleging neighboring properties with equal value are assessed lower.
Mrs A H Hamilton of Kansas City yesterday stopped in Butte to visit her sister Mrs W D Fenner at 409 West Broadway She has many friends in Butte and plans to travel next to Los Angeles for an extended stay before returning home via Arizona
London papers hail Turkey’s diplomatic victory in the Lausanne peace treaty signing. The noted document is praised as generous and just by The Times, with commentators split on its lasting value but common in praising Turkey’s stance and gains over the allies.
The interstate commerce commission orders the Oregon Short Line to begin a 98 mile line from Rogerson Idaho to Wells Nevada by Jan 1 1924 and finish by June 30 1925 or lose authorization. The route will shorten San Francisco to Southern Idaho distances. MOVIE FOLK WED
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