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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1913

Page

16

Condemnation of Street Cars Crew Over Shippen Killing

A coroner's jury in Butte Silver Bow county condemns street car conductor Preston and motorman Nelson for failing to investigate the June 18 shooting of Harry Shippen near the Oregon avenue line. Witnesses describe hearing shots and groans, delays in reporting, and uncertainty about threats. The jury urges prompt, responsible action by city transit staff and authorities.

Street Canon Harry Shippen Shippen Oregon Avenue George Marsh Nelson Drew Slater Preston Snippen Vecter John W. Roberts Butte Horsea Reca Othe W. Shippen Butte City Silver ‘Bow County

Beal Suffers Illusions Sent to Warm Springs Asylum

Frank Beal, a middle aged man deemed mentally ill, was ordered to receive treatment at the Warm Springs asylum by Dr. E. Schwartz and Dr. Carl Horst after testimony that he believes police pursue him and that a friend from Clancy or Alhambra will come to help. He says a head injury from years past left him nervous, and he submitted to the doctors' findings without protest.

Frank Beal Illoek Warm Springs Asylum 8. E. Schwartz Carl Horst Beal Clancy Alhambra Butte Matt Donlan Ape

Atwell resignation rumors swirl as AG defers comment

Washington reports say United States Attorney W H L Atwell of Dale lay Texas faced requests to resign. Attorney General McReynolds refused to discuss and said announcements must come from Atwell himself who had previously indicated plans to resign on September first.

Washington Wren United States W. HL. Atwell Dalelay Texas McReynolds Atwell Dallas Seaer Susco At Romney W. H. Atwell

Book in Work Maps Montana Leaders in Their Fields

The Butte Newswriters association compiles a reference book to profile unobtrusive businessmen and diligent professionals. Leaders across Montana cities will be included, with copies placed in state offices and metropolitan libraries, slated for completion by September 1.

Butte Newswriters’ Association Thore T 0 Mey Montana

Circus Horses Named as Best Feature by Audiences

Readers favor horses over elephants and clowns as the Selly Plots cles alwaya is noted for its royal troupe of trained horses. The high school educated animals perform numbers across hippodromes and towns, with equestriennes such as Rhoda Roy Maud Burbank Lucile Kita Irene Montgomery Jane Mart Mary Warrington and others listed as riders. The Sells division joins a traveling circuit featuring a full circus with horses and menagerie, arriving Tuesday, June 39 Adv.

Tay Tery Ite Rhoda Roy Maud Burbank Lucile Kita Irene Montgomery Jane Mart Mary Warrington Banche Telascy Kathryn Wilkins Jane York

Frances Starr in The Case of Becky at Broadway theater

The Palace will present Frances Starr in The Case of Becky at the Broadway theater in Butte on Wednesday. Starr's performance as Becky and Dorothy is hailed as remarkable with critics praising her versatility and artistry. The production, linked to the Belasco theater in New York, features a strong cast including Delton Albert Bruning and Harry C Browne.

D Palace Frances Starr Becky Butte Mise Starr Sho Dorothy Kys Trious Richard Manafield New York Inches Delton Albert Bruning Harry C. Browne Eugene O'Brien Mabel Norton John P. Brown Access Worten Belasco Theater New York City

Salt Lake Policeman Killed by Laborer in Scuffle

Policeman Thomas H. Grimbs was shot and killed in the Wholesale district after arresting a foreign laborer. The slayer fled, firing at pursuers. A barn search led to suspect George Tinky, arrested as the investigation continues. Grimbs leaves a wife and seven children.

Salt Thomas H. Grimbs George ‘Tinky Griffith Grifths

Recount Declares Maury County Attorney Victory in Silver Bow

The court upheld Henry L. Maury as elected county attorney of Silver Bow County Montana after a recount. The proceeding, before Judge J A Clements, found no basis for the challenger’s accusations of misconduct and ordered judgment in Maury’s favor. Maury total 4198 votes to Joe McCaffery’s 4343, showing Maury’s gain.

Silver Bow Henry L. Maury Joe McCaffery Clarence Smith Barney McGrade George Curry Dan Drew Jements Helena Sais Joseph J. Metaftery Oifice Silveron Mont Reco Maury al Fand McCaffery

Precinct by precinct tally shifts in contested race

The report documents late morning to evening vote counts across precincts Maury Macaffery and McCaffery lead Smith Curry Drew in fixed margins with several adjustments. Judges recount, objections, and a final decree by Judge Clements overturn minor ballot issues while costs remain to be set.

J. A. Clements First Judicial District Towit George Curry Messrs HL. Maury HA. Tyrand Eg, Denny WF. Day Alexander Mackel Maury Sudge Clementie Ust Benny Radev Clements Curry Drew McCaffery Smith Precinct McGrade Mme McCaffery Bik Rot Maury S.mccaffery Smithy Aly Healy

Glacier Park attendance to set new records in 1913

Glacier National Park is expected to see record crowds in 1913 according to Janes A Shoemaker Great Northern special representative now in the park arriving in Butte and staying several days to oversee handling for vacationers The auto service is popular and roads improve daily with more arrivals noted The Great Northern opened a new hotel on June 15 costing about 250000 and guests praise it. cottages and bungalows are planned along with camping gear though mosquitoes are reportedly absent.

Glacier National Park Janes A. Shoemaker Great Northern Park Shoemaker Butte Glacier

Washing by hand versus machine saves money for housewife

The article compares the cost of hand washing at about $2 weekly with using a washer at 2 cents per hour for three hours, totaling 6 cents per week. This yields a net saving of $1.94 per week or $7.76 per month, giving the housewife extra pin money each month.

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