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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
15
Ansonia, American and Orpheum theaters announce a price increase due to higher operation costs. Beginning Tuesday July 1 matinees cost 10 cents for adults and 5 cents for children, while evening general admission runs 15 cents for adults and unaccompanied youths, 25 cents for box seats.
Alma Hegglund seeks divorce from Charter Hegglund with allegations of cruelty and abuse, detailed filming of finances and spousal conduct. Testimony recounted gambling, drinking, and slaps, while both sides present conflicting narratives and a pending advisory ruling. Other cases include Richards and Frazier separations, with alimony and custody requests noted.
In a regular meeting of the Central Presbyterian church the officers for six months were chosen: President Mrs Patton Vice President Eagar Pietcher Secretary Alta Stewart Treasurer Charles Bruce Collector Jack Coulter Musician Margaret Charts Plans are underway to send a delegate to the state Christian Endeavor convention in Bozeman from May 29 to 31.
Chicago aldermen introduced a draft ordinance requiring the health committee to prohibit the promiscuous sale of deadly drugs after a rise in personal crisis reports and accidental deaths. The article also notes a separate personal milestone for Mr and Mrs Jacob Leupp of St Louis, who completed 48 years of marriage in their home.
In Butte Judge Booker fines Jack Clemo $100 after he insulted and cursed at a woman serving a plate of Saratoga chips, drawing a crowd of about 200. The incident leads to fines for others including a $50 peace disturbance plea and a $10 indecent act conviction, with suspended sentences or jail terms tied to good behavior and work as noted by police.
Hundreds of youngsters joined Manager Daly at Gregson for a free swim proving a valued pastime. Observers noted careful supervision as children paddled in shallow water while older siblings demonstrated swimming. Trains to Hutte leave at 9:40 and 1:00 with returns from Gregson at 9:29 and 6:00.
Tokio reports Yasutsuna Kikoshi resigns from the war ministry with disputed causes, while Sachihiko Kusunose becomes new war minister. Separately in Washington, the army faces a severe horse shortage, with $100,000 spent and $175,000 more expected, forcing reliance on Missouri markets and planned Indian breeding stations.
Gertrude Lutz a 3 year old from Philipsburg lies at St James Hospital with a double jaw fracture after a car accident last week when her parents overturned a vehicle on an embankment. Maj Paxton has organized the first of these reservations at the Cheyenne agency in South Dakota.
Ha Sam Chol a 26 year old Chinese truck gardener has died of tuberculosis and asked before death that his bones be sent to China. He will be buried today following old country customs.
A rear axle broke during a run to the Pennsylvania block, causing the hook and ladder apparatus to drag on the pavement for about a half block. Six firefighters rode the truck, near escapes occurred, and a blaze in Mrs. Hueston’s room on the Pennsylvania block caused minor damage. Canada’s 1811 herring catch totals 251,270 hundredweight.
An advertisement invites mothers and fathers to bring their children to Columbia gardens praising guardian staff medicine chest safety and careful conductors and motormen. It promises a worry free outing with children welcomed to enjoy flowers greens and amusements tomorrow as “children's day.”
Unknown near home notes that despite South America supplying most of the world coffee, several states within that country use it sparsely, highlighting regional variations in consumption and production.
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