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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1923
Page
9
The Standard reports Miss Lowen's daily lessons attract strong interest from Butte women as five course cooking is demonstrated. A 6 oclock dinner menu includes Canape, Roast Leg of Lamb, Mint Jelly Mold, Peas, Rolls, Fruit Salad and Ice Cream. Recipes detail mint gelatine molds and mint flavored ice cream with cream, egg yolks, and chopped nuts.
In Cleveland a possible Dempsey bout with Jack Kearns and promoters stalls as Shelby representatives push a money deal. Dempsey insists promoters honor contracts while lenders and officials debate terms and location. McGinty says offers remain strong, with Gibbons-signature terms discussed, but no agreement yet.
The Treasury reports the first semi annual payments by foreign governments on principal and interest from World War loans. Great Britain led with payments totaling $69,000,000 in Liberty bonds, while Finland paid $135,000 in cash. The settlements aim to complete obligations over 62 years.
A woman implicated her husband Danner in killings, detailing fear of exposure, confessions to the sheriff, and a road trip to Three Forks. Deputies pursued by motorcycle, led to discovery of bodies at Centent Park and a court-ordered separation.
A large area of ground over an old mine suddenly caved in yesterday afternoon in the 400 block of Watson street endangering pedestrians and making a home untenable. The cave covered a wide section with an average depth near 12 feet near the Thomas Parrott residence at 412 Watson.
In San Francisco today Artuffo was killed and shot through the right knee during a revolver duel with two federal prohibition agents who sought to arrest him for operating a still. The agents Thomas A. Warren and Earl Miller reported Artuffo opened fire as they moved to arrest him at the Artuffo home. Basil wife Julia ST. LOUIS CONDEMNS fight at Shelby condemned by Montana American Legion post. Buckwheat adulterant noted as common in many spices.
A two day state Sunday school convention at the First Presbyterian Church elected officers for the reassembled state Sunday school council. Rev. CH Burrill of Billings was named president, J Bracken of Butte secretary, Frans Weller of Helena treasurer, with regional vice presidents named. The council, disbanded in 1918 for funds reasons, was reorganized after treasurer Francis Heller reported debts cleared to $1.77 balance. Delegates heard addresses by ministers and enthusiasts and promised renewed effort aligned with the international Sunday school council. The group aims to include representatives from various denominations and will pursue active statewide work.
Milwaukee delegates a deed for parcels along Anaconda street described in detail within sections and blocks, including lots in South Park additions and Montana avenues. The Montana Way paving proposal has drawn wide attention. bids from many contractors are expected, with Helena opening on June 2.
A French court martial sentenced a man to five years and fined 168 300 000 000 marks for refusing reparation coal deliveries and a 10 percent coal tax arrears. Seven others face similar charges. Bombs derailed trains near Mayence injuring eight travelers bound to Paris, with two more blasts near Offenburg and Bonn causing no injuries.
The article recounts the life of General Terrazas of Chihuahua, a prominent landowner and former governor who fled Mexico at 84, spent years in El Paso and Los Angeles, rebuilt his fortune with his widow and sons, faced confiscation of lands, and endured his son Luis's imprisonment and torture. He was born in 1829, allied with Benito Juarez, and led efforts against Apache and Comanche resistance. He married in 1853, had 12 children, and suffered a paralytic attack in 1919.
Helena June 15 The Helena Light and Railway Company asked the Public Service Commission to approve a reduction in electricity charges and to abandon certain streetcar lines and alter schedules. The request seeks permission to implement economies and to be relieved of certain bonuses or royalties. The exact percentage of reduction has not yet been analyzed by the commission.
Mrs M J Kelly of Napton apartments has returned home after a two week visit along the coast. In Portland Seattle and Tacoma she was the guest of former Tutte families during her travels.
Committers will meet this evening at the City Hall to consider several petitions. The judiciary body will also meet to address matters before the council in the Tuesday night session at 7:30.
Pity-three men and women golfers from the Butte Country club will participate Sunday in a teammate match with Anacondans on the latter's links. The event opens the year with a dinner afterward. Participants include T. O. Angell E. J. Barker C. L. Berrien B. Bonner J. L. Bruce J. L. Busey Eugene Carroll C. A. Champ A. T L Clark Charles C. Cohan E. Crocker R. F. Gaines H. A. Gallwey C. W. Goodale J. A. Hellbronner James Hobbins Dan M. Kelly R. R. Kilroy Colin Kidd Richard Kilroy Jr Peggy Kilroy George D. Lounsberry William Love Harry Malebury A M Matter Arthur Metile A T Morgan H W Moses Oakes Perl y Quackenbush William Sales D Gay Stivers J L Temple man T Witherspoon J B Woodard.
Mexico City promoters announced the Firpo versus Hibbard bout would be held as an exhibition due to agitation surrounding the contest. Firpo arrived from Havana in good condition. Reports of Hibbard’s poor workouts stirred local opposition to the bout.
Edwin Schallert describes Goldwyns Hungry Hearts in production from New York with vivid imagery of backstage chaos and onstage struggle. The film arrives at Ansonia theater today for a four day engagement amid half clothed children and a dim lake like fore ground scene.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a foreign language scene with washerwomen, a two voice exchange, and a reference to Anzia Yezierska. Extras in a picture are mentioned and the production is directed by B Mason Hopper at a studio near Gotaweam.
The article notes Mr. Hopper's effort to secure distinctive types for Edgar kid comedies and later works like Hold Your Horses and Dangerous Curve Ahena. It highlights the careful selection of performers, many of whom have not previously appeared before a camera, as part of his strategy to shape the pictures.
June 15 report shows the state land board delaying action on a 190000 educational bond sale amid 18 bids. Examiners may reject all bids and re advertise as they consider fund use, with a meeting possible tomorrow and Attorney General W D Rankin returning to assist. Evening courses for Detroit laundrymen cover chemistry textiles and salesmanship.
A fragmented note details a funeral and cemetery proceedings. Mentions Herak, a committee, a temple or church setting, and Vermont locations, with scattered references to a cemetery and funeral service arrangements. Names and dates are obscured, but the item centers on a community funeral in a local setting.
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