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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1924
Page
8
A garbled report indicates a defendant will appeal to a higher court. The text mentions Blackfoot Indians and a medical condition, with unclear references to a trial and a reservation. The fragmentary wording suggests legal proceedings and potential detention or conviction context.
A garbled public notice indicates candidates must withdraw before August 1 for several sinie ottices in Ave peintie to the azsoci Boe. The legible elements point to a withdrawal deadline and an electoral context.
A federal case connected to a Baltimore steamship company involves alleged theft of 81,000 and a lieutenant linked to duties at dining rooms serving all Yeasels. The probe centers on embezzlement tied to a Baltimore woman and shipboard management duties.
Harry Shannon of Lovell Livestock Company was seriously injured yesterday afternoon when a frightened team ran away, dragging him under a wagon. He was treated at Barrett Hospital with two broken ribs and bruises, expected to recover unless internal complications arise. DILLON July 29.
Deer Lodge July 39 funeral for Mrs Kate Keeler from the Methodist church with the rites conducted. Interment will be in Hillcrest cemetery under the auspices of the Order of the Eastern Star. Deer Lodge News notes mention local residents and social notes, with brief references to area events and people.
Philipsburg Mont July 29. In Granite county thirty eight citizens have fled as candidates for the August 26 primary. Neither party fields a full ticket. Republicans list for county commissioner and sheriff, plus several offices. Democrats nominate for coroner, surveyor, justice of the peace in Philipsburg township, and other roles. Key contenders include J C Ted Harrington, A S Kauffman, John Kaiser for county commissioner and Allen Conn, Angus McDonald for sheriff.
Hamilton reports growing tourist grounds along the SkalKahd road with many visitors from distant towns. The note mentions daily arrivals, meals at the matn, and guests sharing lunches while exploring the area during July.
Associated Press report from Chicago notes Rosetta and Vivian Duncan facing a policeman in a staged courtroom scene after a traffic regulation dispute in Evanston. The sisters claim police assault, with witnesses, bouquets, and onions from a bailiff. Court action set for tomorrow as Cicero police officials faced scrutiny.
A four day Montana state golf tournament schedule is released with matches starting daily at 9 am in Great Falls. The program includes men's and ladies medal play, open championship rounds, flight match play, and daily putting and driving contests. A separate fire incident at Fourth and Monfor street is noted with firefighters extinguishing the blaze.
Tom Mix and Tony present a two night Western showcase at the Imperial Theater. The Heart By Fang stars the duo in a brisk action filled melodrama with musical numbers and comic interludes. The show promises thrills and a light romance as the pair chase danger and feud.
Over the last 48 hours about 42 tourists from across the country registered at the Kiwanis camp in Anaconda. Names include McClintick Pueblo J Pussen Denver Clark Washington Freeland Monitesanos Van Cleve Garrison Remus Merrill family Portland Fall Lewistown Wade Payette Samuelson Salt Lake Wratten Wichita Falls Bulack Marion Achey Indianapolis Seidl Los Angeles Jon Manhattan Jeller New Jersey Arnold Albany Talbott Spokane Coburn Seattle Messer Watertown Jacobson Racine Anderson Smith Oster man Great Falls Norgard Tineller.
Frank Tucker and J B Abbott, two top local golfers, carded an 8 on the 18-hole course last Sunday. R P Wood said the feat would be published for all members, to share the low score and honor the occasion.
Bartletts completed a month long vacation visiting Seattle Portland Walla Walla and Stevensville arriving last Sunday. They recount a pleasant trip with frequent coastal points and favorable weather during the journey.
Birdie Ward and Ray Brown were arrested last evening at the Laundry on Main Street for liquor violations. Police Chief M. P. Mahoney and officers Cullen and Gallagher reported scattered rumors of a murder on the road between Anaconda and Missoula, but investigators found no confirmation. Anaconda temperatures rose with a 63-degree low and 42-degree evening reading, while a report noted 30 miles of main laid in Montreal.
Ira Dill found guilty of misappropriating 118.24 from Metropolitan Life Insurance while acting as an agent. Jury deliberated over six hours. sentence to be set by Judge Winston on Saturday morning. Dill testified that funds were owed to him by commission and were misapplied to other premiums. Other witnesses included Emory Kell and P J McGreevey.
A fragmented ad copy extols the ideal woman as strong healthy and beautiful shaping the well being of her children and the happiness of those around her It urges women across America to embrace health ideas and improve self to benefit family and society.
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