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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
6
A young woman posed as the suspect's wife and refilled a gun as officers confronted the thug. She surrendered just before the suspect was subdued. Police charge her with a serious case as she shows powder stained fingers. photo captures convict and the woman who calls herself his wife.
Charlies G. Titus of the International Y M C A urged an international consciousness in a Rotary Club talk on The Challenge of the New Day. He warned nations cannot live apart and urged equal regard for all, citing China’s banditry era and potential paths toward Bolshevik or militaristic futures, stressing patience and self resolution for China.
A 50 year old botanic medicine story extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for womens ailments. The ad urges readers to ask neighbors about benefits observed, noting word of mouth spread from coast to coast among women who derived relief from its use.
Speakers from the United States Chamber of Commerce and foreign observers discuss Christianity bolshevism and China’s progress while local service groups report fundraising for the Salvation Army. Major Bree notes $1372.92 raised toward a $12,000 drive and hints at a future drinking fountain and memorial tablet. A joint Rotary Kiwanis meeting with Commander Alvin Owsley is announced for next week.
Mr and Mrs H H Lee at 220 South Montana street welcomed a boy on May 22. Mr and Mrs William Bawden of 1520 Clayton street welcomed a boy on May 23.
Tokio reports 1 500 000 bushels of rice destroyed annually by rice worms in Japan. The food bureau of the department of agriculture has launched a campaign to destroy these pests nationwide.
Arthur Weirick of Lewistown moves toward Los Angeles to become cashier of Walnut Park bank on June 15. A World War I aviator, he survived being shot down over enemy lines after a German attack and later recovered. He is the son of E B Weetrick and Mrs. Milburn, and will join his wife and son in Salt Lake City before proceeding.
In Belgrade evidence of a currency strain shows peasants distrusting banks. A scarcity of large denomination notes has led to hoarding money in earthen jugs buried in the ground. The peasants have grown rich in recent years and rely on this hidden stash as their bank.
Estate of Matt Korps designates Joseph Lamb of Michigan as heir attorney to receive estate funds. Depositions of Senator W A Clark and Harry Gerard from June 13 1921 hearing in county versus Assessor Kelly and band filed. Dan Craig named special appraiser in estate of Joseph Curry. County attorney sues Mary Bell proprietor of White Front Meaderville for possession of liquor. Suit Holy Armigo Higgins versus city for personal injuries vacated by stipulation. Hoenck sues D G Bertogil for 155 dollars storage claim 15 dollars for fur coat and 140 dollars for mink collar. Petition to sell personal property in estate of John Rowan filed. In Augusta Branston estate petition for letters filed by Hulda Weerren.
City Clerk Don Harrington announced that today is payday at city hall. The finance committee recently approved payrolls and bills, and warrants were being prepared last night.
Members of the judiciary committee will meet at 7 30 o clock in the city hall to consider a number of matters referred to them at the last council meeting.
Minnie Ann Donahue and John Hartman accuse stepfather William Murphy of bigamy and fraud, claiming he married their mother Ann Kliskey while she possessed 15000 dollars and later became administrator of her estate. They say Murphy left 10000 dollars in Ireland as two heirs and that his proceeds were bought with their mother’s money, seeking trustee rulings, release nullifications, and refunds.
Mrs M J Kelly of Napton apartments left yesterday for a visit with friends in Seattle Portland and Tacoma. She will spend part of a three weeks vacation with Mr and Mrs C C Pratt formerly of Butte now in Tacoma.
Harvey Boyer 615% Colorado street was injured when a Dodge truck slid off the Butte Anaconda highway into water near the Scott Peck ranch Wednesday night. He survived with minor injuries after hospitalization at Murray's. his arm and shoulder were bruised, and his father Elijah Boyer is recovering from a broken pelvis from May 3.
Beginning today train No. 236 will carry a through sleeper from Helena to St. Paul and Chicago, departing Butte at 3 p m. The sleeper will connect with No. 2 at Havre, removing the need for the Great Falls change, per the Great Northern city office at Butte.
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