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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
4
The piece muses on legal theatrics with Dodson and Fogg in Bardell versus Pickwick and Jarndyce versus Jarndyce. It questions judges and lawyers adopting pomp and pageantry and compares British and American jurisprudence under George V and Taft.
The notice lists office locations at 119 North Main Street Butte and a Ruebese department contact in Anaconda with phone numbers and a rate of 1.06 dollars for forty units.
The oldest inhabitant recalls greener times and highlights the Canadian poplar as a hardy city tree. It provides shade, purifies air, and supports health by absorbing toxins. Other trees struggle in smoky urban conditions, while poplars and cottonwoods line streams and streets, sustaining urban greenery.
A British royal cream of the judiciary hosts a dinner for Chief Justice Taft. The piece notes plans for further culinary events and the aims of Taft to study British courts to speed U S justice. It mentions socialism, The Hague conference, and political figures in a satirical tone.
A recently released convict visits The Standard office in Butte protesting an editorial on convict reform. He argues for better food and exercise for inmates, cites his own rambling criminal past, and says he will seek work on the road or back to New York depending on opportunities.
A. Hyatt Verrill explains common symbols used in radio telephony diagrams and why they matter. The article notes that readable diagrams rely on marking accessories and advises learning symbols to interpret wiring, stressing angled wire layouts over parallel runs for practical accuracy.
At the high school auditorium, attorney C B Wagner led the Sanity League as members denounced the Prohibition amendment. Mrs Minona S S Jones called Volstead Act a wartime wartime overreach and urged opposition to dry candidates in the next election.
The Rev Theodore Joseph Jarvynski a prominent Polish priest and pastor of St Josephs Catholic church Denver died today in Denver. He built the first Polish church in the city twenty one years ago and was born near Warsaw Poland educated at the University of Warsaw and Notre Dame. The funeral will be attended by Polish priests from across the country according to church officials.
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