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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
11
Local notes record rent pianos from Orlor Bros and various residents traveling to Spokane Boise Pueblo and Helena. Entries mention coal companies, bankers, dentists, lawyers, hotel dining, travel plans, and social visits with numerous names and addresses across Butte.
In a county prosecutor's report, Louis Radnovich is accused of assaulting Beatrice Radnovich, his brother's wife, leading to bail posted by Chris Radnovich. George Heard of Mast Park Street faces a beating claim and will appear before Judge Dooher. Clyde Witzwater, aka Hol Linke, is charged by his wife Jessie Fitzwater with failure to provide for the family, with the county attorney pursuing action. Chester A. Hamilton is similarly charged by his wife Mabel Hamilton. Ohm Kain faces a false pretenses complaint. Hugh Call was arrested on riot involvement charges tied to a socialist speaker’s expulsion from Dakota and Park streets last week.
A jewelry firm boasts turning family gold into heirloom rings with a narrow Tiffany style. They offer exclusive manufacture and repairs in the city for over 20 years. New showroom opens at 21 West Park in the theater building run by Mayer.
Michael Harrington known as Yank Harrington died Sunday night at age 48. He was born in Ireland and is survived by four children, two step-brothers Dennis Sullivan and Jon Sullivan, and a niece Agnes Sullivan. Hutses Lawyer J. H. Duffy of Anaconda was in Bulle yesterday.
Epworths of Butte hold last preconvention meeting at Mountain View church to finalize plans for the state convention with about 185 delegates expected and up to 250 total attendees. Committees, housing, choir rehearsals, and social events are arranged with churches across the city to host delegates and provide entertainment.
New Orleans reports over 1,000 persons in dire need as southeastern Louisiana parishes face ongoing flood danger. A flood relief representative warns that unless Mississippi levee breaks are not closed, fertile lands will flood again and many residents must depend on neighbors or seek new fields.
Walkerville residents clash over halting the hosting contest and the costs tied to street work. Officials discuss a vote to stop the event, city water funds, and road grading along North Main Street with cement ditches planned.
The Clark corporation plans a new concentrating plant southwest of the city after securing title to a large site for the mill. Record filings show twelve entries by various claim owners and interest holders totaling hundreds of dollars, with names including Lee Mantle, Mary Warren, D. Thornton, and Joseph Harper. The project coincides with a French firm concession for streetcar ties and an English firm bidding to heat the city with electric light, while a Clemipan syndicate eyes county supplies through large receivers at springs.
A battered news snippet reports travel delays and hospital visits. It mentions Mrs. March weather, city delays, and a London contact 2 North Alain Street, Ble. It notes a strike in London and aviation experiments with bombs, and forecasts improvised air power with varying efficacy.
Disjointed notes and garbled phrases describe local people places and events in Butte scattered through altered text. The piece mentions individuals like Gada De Hite and Pete of Ais jelly, with unclear references to visits gatherings or dates.
Fragmented OCR text notes nominations and permanent organization decisions with names such as C. br sont gomergy tales and J. A. Hemenway, alongside a line about 3000 offenders before English juvenile courts in one year. The readable facts show meeting outcomes, delegations, and committee appointments amid dated references.
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