Anaconda man arraigned on Mann act violation
Anaconda Department of Unoaouo ordered return of Harry Drossos who was arrested June 6 by Federal Agent D H Dickason. He pleaded not guilty before United States Commissioner C E Avery and was committed to Salt Lake City jail for trial on bonds of 2000 not furnished. Drossos, previously found guilty in Utah, allegedly transported Pana Georgopoulos here for a Mann act violation and obtained a marriage license before arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Drossos
D. H. Dickason
United States
C. E. Avery
Mr. Avery
Salt Lake City
Drossos
East Commercial Avenue
Utah
Pana Poula Georgopoulos
Georgopoulos
Local Notes Airdrop Across Anaconda Busy Day
A stream of brief items from Anaconda reports visitors from Lost Creek and Butte, alumni dances at Washoe Park with tickets, and a summer session starting June 16. Frankly, local business, social calls, and hospital updates fill the page with short notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Business College
W. Park
Adv
Cars Collide at Park and Oak No Injuries Reported
At Park avenue and Oak street pedestrians watched as a Ford driven by Mrs. Maggie Predovich and a Studebaker driven by Joe Elison of Race Track collided. Both cars veered toward the Luxton-Drury tailor shop but no occupants were hurt and damage was slight. Predovich was traveling east on Park while Elison turned at the intersection.
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Park Avenue
Oak Street
Ford
Maggie Predovich
Studebaker
Joe Elison
Race Track
Luxton-Drury Tailor Shop
Predovich
Mr. Elison
Miss Virginia McGuire To Summer At Home In Missoula
Miss Virginia McGuire a student at the State university in Missoula spends the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs James McGuire on Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia McGuire
The
State University
Missoula
James McGuire
Oak Street
Mrs. Willits Heads to Denver to Meet Daughters
Mrs. A. J. Willits departed last evening for Denver to reunite with daughters Ruth and Virginia, who travel overland from New York where they attended Cornell University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Willits
Denver
Ruth
Virginia
New York
Cornell University
Portland visitor Mrs Hurd heads to Spokane
Mrs Blanch Hurd of Portland, visiting her son G A Hurd, will depart today for Spokane. Mrs James McDonald and her Utah daughter arrive in Anaconda to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Hannigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge B. Winston
Butte
Mrs. Car
Jordan
James McDonald
Ogden, Utah
Anaconda
Veterans meet at Elk's clubhouse for flag day event
All world war veterans are requested to meet at the Elks clubhouse tonight at 8 o'clock to attend the flag day exercises and participate in the presentation of the colors to the American Legion. Wear uniforms if possible.
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Elk’s Clubhouse
American Legion
Ady
Disinterred Montgomery Body Sent to Canada for Burial
The body of James Montgomery, who died in Anaconda on December 5, 1896, was moved from Hill Cemetery yesterday and shipped to Innisfail, Canada for interment. His sister-in-law Mrs. Jerry Ryan and her son Pat accompanied the body north where relatives reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Montgomery
Anaconda
Hill Cemetery
Innisser
Canada
Jerry Ryan
Montgomery
Pat
McGinty Returns to Anaconda for Summer Visit
James B. McGinty from Gonzaga College Spokane came back to Anaconda yesterday to spend the summer with his mother Mrs. Mary McGinty. Pep Barber Shop offers ladies and children's hair cuts with two expert barbers at 210 KE Commercial AT Amundsen prop-Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. McGinty
Gonzaga College
Spokane
Anaconda
Mary McGinty
Pep Barber Shop
Amundsen, Prop
Giroux Granted Suspended Sentence After Larceny Charge
Frenchy Giroux, arrested by Officer Bentley last week, appeared before Justice Pringle and pleaded guilty to petit larceny. He received a six month suspended sentence on condition that he leave the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenchy” Giroux
Bentley
Justice Pringle
Portland Firemen Make Record Trip
William E F Wilbur and T F Miller of the Portland fire department visited Anaconda with Mrs Wilbur and Mrs Ella Person en route to Oregon after touring Yellowstone park. They started last Saturday and claim a record land journey passing smelters and a fish hatchery, guided by Fire Chief Charles Collins and A C M chief Emory Kell. They planned to travel over Flint creek hill and Skalkaho highway today.
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William EF. Wilbur
T. F. Miller
Portland
Flint Creek Hill
Skalkaho Highway
Friday the Thirteenth Brings No Ill Luck in Anaconda
Anaconda residents reported no misfortune on Friday the thirteenth despite the superstition. A single afternoon auto collision at Park Avenue and Oak Street caused no injuries, and warm weather appeared to offset any unlucky omen with precautions observed by most residents.
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Anaconda
Parkaveggue
Oak Street
Walline
Former Secret Service Chief Convicted in Water for Whiskey Scheme
Philadelphia June 14 The Associated Press reports Matthew F. Riffin former district secret service head plus seven others were convicted of conspiracy to defraud the government over a water for whiskey substitution scheme worth 5 900 009 dollars. The verdict follows a retrial after an earlier conviction was overturned by the circuit court of appeals.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Matthew F. Riffin
Secret Service
Ecircult Court of Appeals
Bronx jeweler robbed in armed hold up
Three armed bandits bound a Bronx jeweler and his salesman and then ransacked the store. They escaped with merchandise and cash valued at 443 500 in a June 13 incident reported by the Associated Press from New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Clergyman Returns from Missoula Commencement
The Rev. John G. Spencer came back yesterday from Missoula where he attended the state university commencement exercises. His sister was among the graduates. Miss M. Stewart arrived in Anaconda for a weekend visit with Miss Ruth James after teaching at Lewistown. She will depart soon for Dillon to teach at the college this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Spencer
Missoula
The
State University
M. Stewart
Lewistown
Anaconda
Ruth James
Stewart
Dillon
Record Temperatures Hit 84 in Anaconda Yesterday
Observer Frank Kennedy reports Anaconda saw a high of 84 and a low of 37 with 6 pm reading at 75. Bruce Green and family left for Monroe Wisconsin where Mrs. Green will visit her parents this summer and Mr. Green will attend a Chicago university summer course. He previously taught manual training in Anaconda.
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Anaconda
Frank Kennedy
Bruce Green
Monroe
Wis
Flag Day Observance In Omester City Marks American Pride
Old Glory flies over business blocks and homes as Flag Day is observed in Omester City. The Anaconda lodge of Elks hosts ceremonies at the club rooms with a flag presentation to the Deer Lodge post of the American Legion. A Washington conference produced 15 etiquette rules for proper flag usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Logde of Elks
Deer Lodge
American Legion
Washington
United States
Camp Plans For Fifth Tri county Scout Camp Echo Lake
Boy Scouts of Anaconda Deer Lodge and Philipsburg receive circulars detailing the fifth annual tri county camp at Echo lake from July 13 to August 10. Limited to 65 Scouts, two weeks minimum, $5 per week, transport provided by donors. Packed packing list includes cooking kit, uniform, knife, ax, blankets, towels, soap, Cea book, and more. Scoutmasters urged to attend to boost attendance.
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Boy Scouts of
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Philipsburg
Tri-County
Boy Scouts of America
Echo Lake
Bids Sought for School District 19 Janitor Work
Bids due by noon July 10 1924 for janitor services in School District No 19. Specifications available at the clerk of the school board in the high school building. The board may reject any or all bids. Charles E Farnsworth Clerk Adv.
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Charles E. Farnsworth
Cleys
Tribunal reversal ends Valley county livestock car damages case
The U S Supreme Court reversed the Montana state supreme court and dismissed the Valley county suit by rancher R L Cornwell against Great Northern Railway for damages after failing to furnish livestock cars. The court ruled a contract to supply cars for interstate livestock transport conflicts with the Interstate Commerce Act, barring damages.
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Associated Press
Helena
United States Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Valley County District Court
R. L. Cornwell
Glasgow Rancher
Great Northern Railway Company
Valley Court
Cornwell
Copany
Warm Weather Colds Promote Honey and Tar Remedy
A local ad touts FO LEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND to treat coughs and colds from warm weather. Benjamin Thomas of Scranton praises the remedy for head and chest cold symptoms, urging readers to get a bottle from Paxson & Rockefeller.
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Foley's
Benjamin Thomas
West Lackawanna Avenue
Bscranton
Paxson & Rockefeller. Ady
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Ruggles
Lloyd Hamilton
Friend
Hamilton
Ucational
Twlsted
Standard Publishing Co
R. A. Kelly Company
Anaconda Department
Unooou
Utar
Man
Mann
Anaconda News
Stagg’s
Martin Bros. Taxi
P. O
Joe Beck
John Holtz
Lost Creek
Phil Sheridan
Torgerson Bros
O. M. Nelson
John Hoffman
Lower Valley
M. O. Scott
G. L. Lund
St. Peter’s
Washoe Park
E. ¥. Rudruff
J. R. Reed
M. Sharp
Lloyd Madsen
Herman Houck
Philipsburg Mail
Marcus McDonald
St. Ann’s Hospital
Ole Brandt
Denton
Charles Mulvihill
Mount Vernon, Wash
C. A. St. Clair
Diamondville
Wyo
Dr. Treese
Stewart Mill
Montana
Paul Stockbridge
J. M. Terrill
Chicago
H. Serrins
Florence West
St. Paul
Louise Smith
John Corrigan
St. Mary’s College
Oakland
Cal
Ruth Shepherd
Flathead Country
Alaska
George Maxwell
St. Ann's Hospital
Alder Street
Vernon C. Hatfield
Hatfield
Louise Still
Attention
C.A. Tuttle CO. Funeral Directors Telephone
R B. Abbott CO
Hornung
Colorado
East Park
Giroux
Portland Firemen
Goodfriend’s
Omester City
Madsen
East Park Avenue
Beet Park Avenue
Aoe
Ikery
Hood River
Boston
Royal Anne
Florida
Sunkist
Chase & Sanborn
Ralston’s
U. 9. Tribunal
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