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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1916
Page
10
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Elder D Nord enmalm preached on The Two Messengers From Heaven detailing Lucifer’s fall and Christ’s humility. The talk contrasted pride and obedience, citing Job and prophecy, and urged readiness for the coming day. Meetings continue nightly with subject The Longest Prophetic Period in the Bible.
A Broadway film showing titled On the Firing Line With the Germans presents war photographs from Rotterdam to Berlin detailing civilian life and key leaders. The program traces German forces toward Warsaw and Novo Georgiev, with three performances scheduled for the final showing day.
August record released today features the Avon Comedy Four on Victor with catalog 18081. Jon Brothers at 216 218 N Main St handle distribution and availability.
Deputy Baldisero arrested George Struzib on South Arizona street last night on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon. An automatic gun of Belgian manufacture was found on the prisoner.
Chicago July 27 Fourteen labor leaders convicted of conspiracy to extort and destroy property during a strike were sentenced after a motion for a new trial was overruled. Six received penitentiary terms from one to three years.
A lesson on distinguishing army service branches through insignia. The instructor notes a gold star with an eagle marks officers from privates and a distinct emblem identifies the adjutant general and military secretary. The activity uses dot linking to assemble the complete tale in a scrapbook hook form.
The Hippodrome circuit opened at the Empress theater with a lively vaudeville bill. Highlights include Guy Rawson and Francis Clare in Yesterday, Len Hawkins, the Tun Chin troupe of five Chinese acrobats, Williams and Watkins, Ray Conlin the ventriloquist Preparedness, Annie Kent singing and dancing, Howard and Graf balancing, and Louise Beaudet in lavender gown. The act drew an enthusiastic matinee ovation, signaling strong reception for future Empress bookings.
A near fashion show style photoplay titled The Law Decides plays today and tomorrow at the Orpheum theater with two comedies. It showcases morning negligees to evening gowns, highlighting a brocaded satin gown with gray satin underskirt and pale gray accents, edged in black fur.
D. J. Heller was discharged by Judge Anthony McBride after a jury trial yesterday. The charge involved insulting Mrs. Eleanor Steard in a dispute over the overseal estate commission.
The Deaconess hospital drive reports a $1600 gain at a noon luncheon led by workers from residential districts. Contributions come from individuals and firms including D. G. Bertoglio $500 Connell Dry Goods $250 A C Growse $100 and others. Card restrictions lifted, broadened solicitation planned as trustees pursue full funding.
The Bluebird photoplay The Gilded Spider stars Louise Lovely and Lon Chaney. A gripping tale follows a vengeful Italian plotting revenge against a millionaire yachtsman, with death and retribution shaping the drama at Liberty Theater today and Saturday.
William Cantatooary a 56 year old station engineer died in Silver Bow county prison where he slept the night before. Death was attributed to excessive drinking. Mooney, who came from Mount Pleasant Iowa, had been given lodging and was found dead by the turnkey this morning.
Carl Miller and Joe Simitage were discharged when brought before Judge Mc Bride yesterday on the charge of stealing tee from the Milwaukee ice house. The evidence was deemed incompetent.
Washington July 27 the Carlin bill to prohibit federal officials and employees from giving their time skill or knowledge to any foreign government for business competing with American industry or labor was favorably reported to the house today by the Judiciary committee
An absolute divorce was granted in the district Supreme Court to Mrs Katharine V J Wylie. Her husband Horace Wylie eloped to Europe with Mrs Elinor M Hichborn. The elopement caused a sensational stir in Washington.
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