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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
3
Joseph Harkin, a Talbot avenue grocer just outside Butte, admitted selling fireworks while the three mile limit was in effect. In police court Judge Shea warned that sellers within the three mile zone would face arrest and fines, ruling city jurisdiction extends beyond corporate limits to curb the practice.
Review notes on the comedy Merriment on Tap, praising Sennett novelty trick photography and brisk pacing. Highlights Mack Sennett direction and principal players, with a sense of entertainment value and a nod to past five reel formats. A weekly feature and theater outing context is mentioned.
Butte officials announce police and fire protection remains in place until July 15 despite questions about personnel. Mayor and council discuss past hires lacking physical or mental exams, probation status, and the method to determine the last man on the force. Officials say the issue may wait for the next administration to resolve and reinstate procedures.
Walter C. Fluke, suing his wife in Silver Bow county court, was arrested by Chief Murphy on a fugitive from justice charge from Des Moines. Bond set at 200, hearing July 11. Also notes W T Kibby facing failure to provide in Missoula courts, and appeal in Morrison personal injury case. Poison mail rule reminder issued by assistant postmaster general for felals shipping to non-authorized recipients. Werner case continued for still operation. Devaney assault case set for next Wednesday. La Casse case details ongoing with intervenor and demurrer filings.
The text outlines a pension hearing for twelve widows with pensions and ongoing inquiries. Four widows were stopped from presenting themselves, while others were to be examined. Further inquiry was ordered with Judge Lynen, and more widows may be required to appear.
A Boston letter to Coroner James Carey asks about the Ben Gaeines case and a death at Mullins House Tendring. The faded text mentions names like Russell UoRichy and Gordon W Ru with garbled notes and a coded reference to 4280 at the AGMA.
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