Sam Protine’s Elopement Saga At Columbia Gardens
A sprawling tale centers on 98 year old Sam Protine and his would be bride Lottie. He vows a wedding at Columbia gardens despite delays while rivals mock his age and claim, with backers from press and circus past, the union may still occur. Other figures flare in this melodramatic public scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Lothario
Columbia Gardens
San
Yoo
Seung
Sam
Butte
Lottie
Georgie O'Day
John Robinson
Bam
Jones
Butte Convict Shot by Officers Near Cutbank
Special Dispatch reports William Sawtelle, clerk of paroles, announced James J. Smith, a first degree murder convict paroled April 18, 1920, was shot and killed by two deputy sheriffs near Cutbank after resisting arrest. Smith, linked to a recent railway robbery, had threatened his wife who operates a ranch near Glacier Park. he was 40 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
William Sawtelle
Board of Paroles
James J. Smith
Silver Row
Cutbank
Smith
Glacier Park
Kiwanis Club Holds Regular Meeting at Montana Hotel
The Kiwanis club held its weekly luncheon last night at the Montana hotel with President Knight presiding. An unusually large attendance enjoyed the evening’s entertainment features and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Montana Hotel
Knight
Pleaded Guilty to Murder of Ackaret in Butte
Historical notes recount James 4. Smith pleading guilty to the murder of trapper Clarence Ackaret near Divide after a saloon hold up in Butte. The case links a gun seizure by Under Sheriff Mike Murray, a prior prison term, and a fatal shooting tied to a Prospect region. The report ties the event to a Wyoming Atlas saloon robbery and details surrounding Smith’s arrest and later statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 4
Smith
Sullivan Toad House
Butte
Mike Murray
Atlas
Wyoming
Park
Thomas
Walker Fina
Atureau
Homer Coombs
Clarence A. Ackaret
Butte Tonquire
Lettore Cea
Ackaret
Divid Py
Giroux
Shuith
Walker
Vic
Deer Lodge
Murray
Anaconda Mines edge Anodes in playoff game on diamond
The Anaconda Miners surged to seven runs through two innings to defeat the Anodes seven to two in a Mine league playoff. Rolfe struggled early, facing seven men in the first inning, while Mek Steck steadied the mound for Anaconda. The Anodes clawed back with three runs in the third and four in the fifth, but Anaconda answered with a burst of scoring, including a key three-bagger by McKain and a four-run fifth inning that sealed the victory amid a contentious finish as umpires faced protests from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks
Rolfe
Anodes
Anaconda
Butte
Mines League
Anacondans
Mek Steckshee
Anode
Argunt
Logan
Jacobs
Barris
Piper
Feld
McKain
Ursula
Moore
Wade
Steck
Grive
Morton
Sells
Higbee
Luttrell
Tucker
Short
Tremblay
Emmanuel
Lodell
Oldhaber
Gill
Mekain
Areelia
Sella
L Higbee
Ursella
Husky
Anacondon
Lute Trell
Lodett
Jeman
Othiva
Tett
M. High
Ursellas
A.C. al
Ureelia
Highes
Eingle
Ton Felt
Araella
L. Hiebee
A. Piner
Cae Mekain
Urea
Steckinton
Logett Ib
Sal Moore
Olen
Jacobe
Zame
Anaconda Couple Married at Nuptial Mass
Miss Susan Karas and Anthony Lubke of Anaconda wed yesterday at St. Pete Church in a nuptial mass conducted by Rev. Father Pirnat. Bride wore Georgette gown with matching hat, sister Margaret Karas as bridesmaid, and James Corcoran attended the groom. They will honeymoon on the coast and reside at 714 East Commercial Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Karas
Anthony Lubie
Anaconda
St. Pete
Father Pirnat
Mise Margaret Karas
Lubke
James Corcoran
John Karas
East Front Street
Lincoln School
Solmonson Convicted in Dog Shooting Case in Justice Court
Carlos V. Solmonson was found guilty by a jury in Justice Hen Fled's court of shooting Mrs. Rose McLaughlin's dog. Four jurors supported the verdict and two opposed. The court assessed a $50 fine, and Solmonson, via his attorney, gave notice of appeal after a lengthy case with several postponements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos V. Solmonson
Rose McLaughlin
Solmonson
Colored Giants to Clash with Jay Bees
The Jay Bees of Anaconda meet the Colors Giants of Butte this evening on the common. The event promises something unusual as the Butte team has been strengthened considerably by recent additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Giants
Butte
Anaconda to Host Strong Butte Eleven Tonight
The article previews Anaconda facing Butte in a twilight game with a minstrel band providing music. Anaconda, regarded as a top team, seeks victory after a 5 to 4 win over Deer Lodge in their opener, signaling a high quality tilt tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Butte
Deer Lodge
Sebastian Arrest Made by Anaconda Officers
One of the most important recent arrests occurred early Wednesday when Special Officer Clifford took Harold Sebastian into custody at the rear of Stage. Sebastian surrendered after being warned and the gun was silenced. He was turned over to the department and jailed, with a screwdriver collection found on his person. He appears to be about 19 years old and a Navy veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Clifford
Harold Sebastian
Clitford
Wielthn
Sebastian Reed
Dept
Addi
Ken
Navy
Oundal
Great Healer San Cura Ointment Ad Claims
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a universal antiseptic for sores cuts scalds burns and bruises with a money back plan. It highlights dramatic testimonials including a patient in Titusville Pennsylvania who recovered from a leg infection after using the ointment and using it on skin ailments and a separate sale pitch for SAN CURA SOAP at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis W. Frankensein
Titusville
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Sam Protine
Benator
Cookie Burr
Treree
Marysville
Park Street
Alice Calhoun
Vitagraph
Peggy
Beyond the Rainbow
William Christy Cabanne
Oer Bozeman
Mont
Order
of Eagles
Eagles
Howard Bennett
Grand Lodge of the Order
A. H. McConnell
Asociated Press
Senate
Ihhe
Anaconda News
Meamansel
Gul
Ehort
Stesta
Aeoadia
Pehdsi
Aris
Ls Migbee
Ureella
Selle
L. Higbee
M. Higbee
Mass
St. Paul's
Sebastian
THE
Continental Oil Company
Colorado Corporel
Denver
Great Falls
Conoco
Armadly
Gilbert Hard
Rinard’s Mills
Ohio
City Drug Store
Main
Anaconas, Mont
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