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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1914
Page
14
Butte social notes list numerous visitors and locals from Dillon Helena Missoula and Great Falls. Names include Walter Scott of Musselshell, Thomas Quan from Hoze man, Bay area residents, and Mrs Es Best from Dillon. The item mentions boxing attendance, a funeral at Grelock church, and staff changes at local cafes and typewriter company.
Miss Marjorie Dorman of New York, secretary of a Wage Earners league opposing suffrage, arrived in Butte to debate but left for Helena after labor leaders urged postponement. Clara Markeson of the anti suffrage association arrived for a possible Helena debate, with plans to visit Missoula and towns along the Great Northern. Dorman may return in fall if conditions improve, and a Rankin debate may occur then.
In Judge Donlan's court E A Blixt faces murder charges over Enos Berkheimer. An insanity expert from the state and a defense witness described Blixt's epileptic fits and odd behavior. Wives and hotel staff testified about Blixt's conduct and possible mental impairment during the day’s hearings.
John Patrick Clark aged 36 a well known Butte resident died from a hemorrhage while being taken to the emergency hospital on South Wyoming street. He had been in failing health for over a year and is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Patrick Clark a sister Natalie two brothers Leo and Ollie and uncles P J and Martin Gilligan. The body was taken to Sherman Reed's and a funeral will be announced later. Clark was born in Scranton Ba.
Testimony in a bail hearing cited epileptic fury and loss of control as factors in alleged crimes. Dr. A Knight and Dr. J B Sullivan examined insanity claims, with authorities arguing fits can disrupt brain centers and precede violent acts. The case involves assaults and a bail status, with a court adjournment noted.
Mrs H Johnson of 4100 Forty sixth avenue Seattle wife of a chief petty officer of the United States naval ship Explorer reports rapid relief from two years of muscular rheumatism using Akoz. She credits external Akos application and Akos internal water for relief and urges readers to inquire at local drug stores or contact the Akoz man for more information.
The complainant says the trouble grew from neighborhood differences that have simmered for over a year, culminating in a violent encounter where Red sustained a cut on the forehead.
The Young People's society of Mark's Lutheran church presents three plays tonight in the auditorium starting at 8:20. More than 40 members participate with Walter Nickels in the leading role of the first play and Miss Elizabeth Mees starring in the second.
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