Liquor Case Forfeitures Prompt Judge Murphy Stand
Police Magistrate Tom Murphy refunds $450 bonds for four defendants charged with maintaining nuisances and beer transport after no shows for trial. He vows no liquor cases will be heard in his police court, citing District Judge Winston as basis and citing lack of filed complaints. Mayor Smith accuses Murphy of retaliation for desk sergeant removal and questions the change in procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Murphy
James Drumgoole
Eric Larsen
Frank A. Smith
Jerry Martin
Cullen, Osborne and
Connelly
Murphy
Smith
Judge Murphy
McCavitt
Alex Smith
Officer Osborne
Ime
Osborne
Cullen
George B. Winston
Rotary Club
Anaconda News in Brief Window Shades and Local Notices
Anaconda notes and ads list visitors from Butte and Spokane, births, sales, and services. Door-to-door, hotel and shop mentions include piano sales at Schlappi's, Reo touring car for sale, and locksmith equipment. Nearby residents and visitors travel to Deer Lodge and Yellowstone, with social events and alumni dances slated for June 12.
Kleinhans and Howard wed in Philipsburg ceremony
Miss May Kleinhans and William Howard, both of this city, married at Philipsburg last Friday. Miss Ruth Kleinhans and Earl LaForeest attended the couple, who will reside in Greetans after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Kleinhans
William Howard
Philipsburg
Anaconda
Ruth Kleinhans
Earl LaForeest
Great Rans
Lee Again Heads Trainmen in Reelection
William G. Lee was reelected for three years as president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at the triennial convention in Cleveland. He won 631 votes to 40 for A. F. Whitney of Oak Park Illinois, who was his only opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
William G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Lee
A. F. Whitney
Oak Park
Iil
Final Rites for Anacondan Frankovich
Funeral services for Frank Frankovich of Anaconda were held at his home and St. Peter's church with a solemn Requiem. The SS Peter and Paul Society Catholic Order of Foresters and the Iron Workers union attended, with floral tributes and a long cortege to Mount Carmel cemetery. Pallbearers included Mike Bolkovatz, Joe Frankovich, Frank Lasovich, J J Dooly, Pat Monahan and Pat Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frankovich
Anaconda
East Park Avenue
St. Peter's Church
Fathers Pirnat
Tracey
Crowley
SS. Peter and Paul Society
Catholic Order of Foresters
Structural Iron Workers’ Union
St. Peter's
Butte
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Mike Bolkovatz
Joe Frankovich
Frank Lasovich
J. J. Dooly
Pat Monahan
Pat Kelly
Anaconda Children Enter Legion Essay Contest
For the fourth year, Anaconda students statewide compete in the American Legion National Essay Contest. The theme asks why the Legion, an organization of veterans, upholds and defends the Constitution. National prizes total 1500 dollars with 760 600 and 250 for top essays. state and county awards also planned with medals and certificates. County winners advance to the department Americanism chairman by July 10, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Organization of
Veterans of the World
The
United States
Department Americanism
Man Held in Anaconda Identified as Wanted Nelson
Police in Bismarck North Dakota wired the county sheriff that a man arrested in Anaconda has been identified as William B Nelson wanted in Montana for writing bad checks and forging signatures. He is alleged to have served a sentence for forgery at Leer Lodge penitentiary after being sentenced from Great Falls. Officials had not decided whether to issue papers for his extradition to Montana for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
Gallager
William B. Nelson
Carl Nelson
Nelson
Leer Lodge
Great Falls
Rev Knotter to Address Anaconda High Class of 1926
The Rev J G Knotter of the Presbyterian church will preach the baccalaureate for Anaconda high school graduates Sunday at 4 PM in the Methodist church. Graduation exercises are set for Friday evening June 12, with the valedictorian and salutatorian still undecided as Miss Marion Imain and Miss Isabelle Irwin tie for top averages at 97.3. Principal J Rice said the final choice rests with the two senior girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Knotter
Presbyterian Church
Anaconda
Methodist Church
Marion Imain
Isabelle Irwin
J. Rice
Uddreyees
Railroad Commission Hears Ante Gut Case On Rates
Emil Torgerson of Intermountain Transportation asked the railroad commission to lower fares between Anaconda and Philipsburg and along the route. He proposed 3.00 to 1.60 for bus fare and 10 to five cents per mile on short hauls. He said the cut would boost traffic and aid summer residents. Mazza and Johnoe opposed, arguing traffic is too light to justify a rate reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Torgerson
Intermountain Transportation Company
Railroad Commission
Anaconda
Philipsburg
Potate
Gensus
Eorge B. Winston
Torgerson
R. Torgerson
Juime Mazza
McHugh
Anaconda-Philipsburg
John Oe
Supper Dance Announced at Anaconda Country Club
The house committee promotes the first supper dance of the season for June 4 at the Anaconda Country Club. Members and out of town guests only, buffet from 11 p.m. to close with a nominal charge. The subscription dance moved to June 16 due to nodal functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Country Club
Thanks for the kindness after Frankovich loss
The family extends gratitude for various acts of sympathy and the floral and spiritual offerings received after the death of Frankovich. They thank the 88. Peter and Paul society the Catholic Order of Foresters the Ironworkers and all who sent support. Ady Marcus Canich Mr pane Mrs John Propfozich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frankovich
88. Peter and Paul Society
Catholic Order of Foresters
Anna Frankovich
Marcus Canich
Pane
John Propfozich
Ady
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Wonderful
Butterick Department
Harold Lloyd
William
Farnum
Hunter
Frank Lloyd
City Drug
W. F. Gilbert
Titueville
City Drug Store
Main Street
United States Mall
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
No. 4
Chestnut Street
P. J. McGreevey
Real Estate and General Insurance
East Park St
R. B. Abbott CO
Hogg Transfer Company
Anaconda News
Sergeant
Mahan's
Adv
Knute Thoreson
Dan Graham
Roy M. Sjoblom
George Morden
Deer Lodge
S. Oliver
Lower Lost Creek
D. M. Yates
Locust Street
Connor
Emerson
Schlappi’s
Walter Sweeney
Baby
St. Ann’s Hospital
Ash Street
Gale
H. K. Carr
Oak Street
West Park
Misa Lilah Sitha
Justice of the Peace
Thomas Sitha
Spokane
Dr. Hall
California
Yellowstone National Park
Margaret Chrystal
Bozeman
Alpha Omicron Pi
Sulivan
Butte Optical Company
Montana Hotel
Montana
C. WH
Bande
St. Louis
Gillett
Chicago
J. H. Menke
Dillon
T. J. Carlson
Seattle
George H. Bedard
Denver
C. Beneecke
la Sala
Wis
M. J. Silverman
Spoane
Bruce Weaver
Edward Shefield
Mrs. Shefield
Jackson Hole Country
Wyoming
Mr. Shefield
Mrs. Weaver
St. Paul's Ald Society
St. Paul's
Nellie Shea
Dan Conley
E. P. Brogan
Mary Malee
Mary MacDonald
A. Caron
Joseph O'Rourke
Josephine Landry
Tom Fleming
Martin Bros
Anaconda, Laundry Co
Chest
W. —Advy
Columbia Shades
aAdv
Mrs. H. Nelson of
Louie Hunpryville
Missoula
Della Darling
Cedar Street
Birch
Alpine Marinello Beauty Shop
Mrs
FE. Salvesen
Arthur Dingle
San Francisco
Mrs. A. Dingle
Dan Kelly
Joseph
Kansas City
Flynn
McCarthy
Commons
Russell
Shyrock
Laughlin
Ballard
Piyon
Wirth Avenue
Boat Park
Howard—Kleinhans
Fuller Drug Co
SGM
Park Ave
Alfred John McKenzie
Foremen's Row
Upper Works
J. G. Spencer
Hill Cemetery
P.j.finnegan Co
Panera
Embalmers
Oak Phone
C.A. Tuttle CO. Funeral Directors
East Park
Porrent
Kelly & Tuchscherer
Three Orders
Legion
North Dakota
Booth Tarkington
Amberson
Alice Calhoun
Cullen Landis
Allan Forrest
Ben Alexander
Charlotte Merriam
Pathe News
Knotter
Elizabeth Arden
City Drug St Store
Sol Lesser
Baby Peggy
Hobart Bosworth
Irene Rich
Lincoln Steadman
Harry T. Morey
Barbara Tenant
Babby Peggy
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