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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1924
Page
3
A dense catalog of bakery items and produce including cherry nut cake pound cake jelly rolls and strawberry cream desserts. It lists oranges grapefruits spinach wax beans peas new potatoes green onions cucumbers tomatoes and other vegetables with assorted prices and quantities.
An appeal to the Montana Supreme Court will be filed today in Jefferson county district court by John Elliott for Roy Walsh, seeking to stay the June 16 execution for the Al Johnson murder. If denied, the hanging proceeds on that date. Elliott plans to interview Walsh in Boulder jail after filing.
United States Commissioner L M Van Etten set bail for John O Leary at 8000 after assault with intent to kill charges. O Leary remained under guard at St James hospital as bondsmen sought to post bail. He was recovering from a head wound and remained highly nervous. The information alleges he fired on four federal prohibition agents during a May 21 incident in federal court.
George Gardiner received a 504.88 judgment in his wage claim against Eclipse Grocery for work from April to August 1919. Tried before Judges Frank W. Haskins with a jury, the verdict carries interest from Aug 9, 1919. Attorneys were A. Rhone for Gardiner and Dan T, Malloy and N A Rotering for the defense. The McGrew v Haviland case was adjourned to June 9 before Judge Carroll.
Butte music stores and theater orchestras will feature Arabianna the oriental fox trot composed by Fisher Thompson director of the Ansonia theater orchestra. Special window displays begin today and Columbia gardens plus Winter Garden dance orchestras will perform the number for a week. Published by a leading New York music firm Arabianna is already recorded on Victor and Okeh discs and is a rhythmic fox trot in oriental style.
The Ansonia theater stages The Dancer of the Nile after a sensational claim by Lord Carnarvon about high priestly sacrifice in Tutankhamen times. An official kills the act by triggering a hidden pit, but the crocodiles devour only a smaller morsel rather than the intended victim.
John Gilbert portrays a man torn by drink in The Wolf Man closing tonight at the American. The film follows his struggle in timber country amid fierce encounters with hungry half-breeds and thrill inducing experiences, paired with the Baby Vegey comedy No body’s Darling on the same bill. Kilauea continues to steam as sightseers return under ranger supervision.
Colleen Moore stars in Painted People at the Rialto portraying a bold town girl who leads a gang and plays standout baseball. The cast includes Ben Lyon Anna Q. Nilsson Russell Simpson Mary Alden Murray Charlotte Merriam Jesse Striker and Bull Montana in a strong all star lineup.
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