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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
19
Police Judge Admits and Warns. domestic trouble case over Mrs Kane and Mrs Sanger ends with dismissal. Witnesses accuse roltal roof wood-splitting. other trials include jail sentence suspended to settle fines and a minor charged in forbidden resort. Authorities fine or warn several residents for sewer and unlawful activities.
Frank Parker, barber, believed 600 soldiers sought him and hid his door with a bed while sealing the transom. Police noted he moved his effects thrice in one night and stored a razor and a hat ready for combat. He was arrested in a South Main street cigar shop on insanity charges.
W R Church, longtime Helena Independent business office employee, resigns to join Montana Life Insurance as special home office representative. Duties cover corporate and business insurance with significant time spent in Butte and other cities including Helena Anaconda Great Falls. Ad promotes Everybody's shoe store at 130 West Park Street.
The state issues the up to date Montana map prepared by state architect A W Mabon. It covers 34 counties with two new additions Stillwater and Sheridan since the last adjournment. The map lists 1 260 cities and towns and includes a clear county line index for easy location of cities and towns.
U.S. Department of Agriculture completes actions awaiting President Wilson’s approval to take effect October 1 or soon after. A bill to protect birds passed March 4. A five year closed season on certain game birds was established indicating strong wildlife protection moves.
In Justice Doran's court the state case against Mike Driscoll, Mike Lowney, and Mike Murphy ended with not guilty verdicts. The complaining witness was John Monahan. The alleged assault occurred on June 12 at Murphy's saloon, where two fights occurred. One participant was fined in police court.
The Broadway theater offers Saturday and Sunday showings on June 2 and 29 featuring Prof. Hover’s sight-seeing journey through Panama, the canal, California, and the exposition. Hover’s 250 color pictures educate and entertain, with special emphasis on the expo courts, buildings, and night illumination.
Tonkin of Butte a miner filed a federal court bankruptcy petition. He lists liabilities of 1310.95 with only 209 in exempt personal property. Debts include 020 to Various grocers 122 to Simon Bank 877 for meat and 28 for a square bill.
A tornado accompanied by hail and heavy rain struck Central Nebraska, damaging numerous farms near Kenesaw, about 1 1/2 miles west of the village. Several farm buildings were demolished, and communication lines were down. Estimated damage reached 3009, with general rains following in southern Nebraska benefiting non hail areas. No lives were reported.
At the Tacoma Alaska fur sale $10,009 was realized in a regular auction. A famous silver fox pelt sold for 44 to a St Paul house. Mink brought 550 each, and a lot of seven otter pelts sold for 116. In Chicago a fatal car crash killed Harvey A, with Myrtle Peters drowning.
Round trip fare of 50 dollars for travel from Butte to Califo via San Francisco and Los Angeles. Tickets go on sale July 1 to 8 with a final return by August 31. Presented by BOX SHEWE agent at 6, 8 Main St Butte Montana.
Sixteen year old Aileen Shaw of Eureka was led from San Francisco city prison to marry her suitor Joseph Sturges who sought a wife after her masquerade in male attire. Police show no disposition to press charges. she said she wore men's clothes to avoid insult and earn a living in San Francisco.
Eureka California June 26 Aileen Shaw a sixteen year old girl arrested yesterday in San Francisco for wearing men's clothes has a former sweetheart serving a life sentence in San Quentin penitentiary on her account His name is George Clark and he murdered Mr and Mrs Charles Baxter a year ago at Jacoby Creek to avenge a fancied insult to Aileen Shaw Miss Shaw's home is in Eureka but shortly after Clark's conviction she went to Portland Oregon
Duke Ludwig of Bavaria filed for divorce from his morganatic second wife Antoine Barth a Bavarian court opera performer aged about 40 years younger than him. The duke previously married actress Henrietta Mundell in a morganatic union who died in 1891 and was given court rank while Antoine Barth did not receive a similar title.
Leaders of the National Woman Suffrage association have completed arrangements for a demonstration at the capital on Monday. Petitions will be presented to the senate urging it to pass immediately the proposed constitutional amendment giving women the vote.
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