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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
2
Adele Garrison shares a breakfast encounter with Dicky and Katie about Leila Fairfax Rita Brown and Miss Durkee. Dicky notes Rita’s stubborn stay after last night and muses on the impact of her actions on their plans, while Adele processes the situation and its effect on appearances.
A tense scene unfolds as Dicky, confident and sly, taunts a woman about a planned confrontation. The narrator aims to influence outcomes by predicting a volatile completion, while sleight of hand with tea packets hints at hidden schemes. The exchange ends with a quip about tea delaying consequences and a chase-like exit.
A motion for a new trial in the liquor case of Joe D. Kelly and Lucille Howard will be argued before Judge John V. Dwyer this morning at 9 30. The matter concerns ownership of liquor valued at 15000 to 20000 dollars. The court had ordered its execution but a stay was granted pending a new trial. Liquor belonging to Mr and Mrs Arthur Chappelle was ordered destroyed by the court.
Judge Edwin M. Lambyes awarded $600 to Lynn Arthur Whitehead, minor, through guardian Susie Whitehead, from Butte Electric Railway. The injury occurred when an automobile truck collided with a street car carrying the boy.
The plaintiff P. J. Foley prevailed against Frank Hughes in the court of Judge Dwyer, receiving a verdict of 150 dollars in damages yesterday.
Playground season at Columbia Gardens starts next Thursday with Wharton of Butte Electric Railway announcing the schedule. Childrens day runs weekly through summer with a roster of instructors led by Miss Suttzer Pune more Nagle Wilhelmina Kramer and others, plus Katherine Booher as pianist and Burt Adams Tower coordinating storytelling. The program includes folk dancing, athletic tests, medals, new tennis courts, re painted apparatus, enhanced seating, and additional structures for shade watching. The Box Scouts meet June 24 for games under Mr McClun. high school gym class will join garden activities Wednesdays from 7 to 9:30 during Mise Crook absence.
In Julia Estes v Merritt Estes the husband answers that he holds no car, stocks, or cash beyond $750 for a machine. He asserts Julia has funds for attorney fees and owns a $3,000 home and a grocery store, detailing her financial strength in the divorce case.
Bela Kun, minister of foreign affairs in the new Soviet government of Hungary, is identified as the leader of the Reds. Count Pogany, minister of war, is Kun's principal ally within the Red government.
Judgment against Sliver Bow County for 208.07 was announced by Justice of the Peace John Doran in A. B. Cohen versus county commissioners. Auditor Nellie Sullivan said she will appeal to the district court via the county attorney. The case hinges on service claims and deputy appointments beyond county powers.
Yesterday morning saw a sparse police court session with few cases. A Montana Power driver was fined 10 dollars for speeding near Wyoming and Mercury and failing to horn at the intersection. Joe Brennan also paid 10 dollars for speeding on Utah avenue and Iron Street. McBiligott forfeited a five dollar bond for drunkenness after failing to appear. Dennis Neary faced a drink charge with a 25 cent price cited and a two and a half day city jail alternative.
Washington June 19 Provision the army appropriation bill for the main army of 498,000 during the next fiscal year was tentatively agreed on today by the senate military committee. The house bill reduced the temporary army to 300,000, with consideration nearly complete and chairman Wadsworth planning to report to the full committee for rapid action before July.
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