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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
14
Butte clothing stores face a dilemma as winter persists with subzero winds and high coal use. Shoppers debate buying spring garments versus restocking winter wear while forecasts show no quick warmup. Merchants note steady demand for warm attire and coal, reflecting harsh season but hopeful for spring arrivals.
The county board of examiners is arranging tests for teacher certificates. Third grade examinations were written yesterday, with ten more applicants to be examined today for first and second grade certificates.
Corge M Cohan, famed as a world renowned name, presents Broadway Jones and Creal at the Broadway. The play promises a brisk, lively atmosphere with strong humor and bright dialogue. It opens Sunday night continuing through Monday with prominent acclaim.
Yesterday in police court four defendants were fined 25 dollars each for selling beer and liquor in the restricted district. Miss Morgan forfeited her bond, Rochleau appealed, and two men charged with vagrancy were dismissed. Bucky McDonald was fined 100 dollars for third degree assault after a Park Street confrontation that left Joe Shields badly injured. A brief death notice mentions Seman Seman, long employed, and a verdict in a case against a parlor company was directed by Judge Taneh. Metropolitan Market ad notes meat buys.
Mrs Mary Simmons files for divorce from Hans Simmons alleging repeated blows, smashed furniture, and insobriety endangering her safety. They wed March 12 1908. she cites desertion since January 10 1912 with the husband now missing. Their 1910 child, 18 months old, is involved in custody concerns. The petition seeks alimony and security for payments.
Kart Tucker, solicitor for North Was, faces quarantine after scarlet fever alarms at a city club. The incident prompted a rush of state entries in a crowded room as Horst and others move to confirm offices and petitions. Evan Williams tenor performance noted as a highlight.
The case against Tutte Electric Railway seeks damages for injuries after Frank Mestald says he was assaulted and thrown while alighting a Columbia Gardens car on Reb 26. He alleges officers assaulted him. the defendant argues precaution and negligence by the plaintiff.
Mtockton Cal Feb 2 a convict under death sentence for prison break who had not spoken in three years reportedly smiled while under observation by alienists doctors hope the display may allow his explanation for a murder charge and challenge prior conclusions about his safety
Washington February meeting of the Chevy Chase Club reveals no action to be taken regarding honorary memberships. Board members report Governor Wilron’s letter was read, but president Hyde states no action will be pursued, leaving the matter as courtesy only.
Los Angeles assault case details a man identified as A J Helnn founder of a Milwaukee hook manufacturing firm who after arrests for check forgeries mutilates himself. He uses a penknife to gouge both eyes stating he seeks natural death and peace. He is 46, widowed or separated, with wife in the area.
New York reports Peary the polar explorer joined subscribers in forming an American branch of the Scott memorial fund. Admiral Peary and Joseph Choate each contributed one dollar, supporting Captain Scott and the ill-fated Antarctic expedition. The movement aims to supplement England's efforts for Scott's estate and expedition costs.
Des Moines Iowa February 28 Thomas F Flynn a capitalist died by his own action in his apartments. The body was found by the janitor in a bathroom. A note left blamed domestic troubles for the act. His wife had recently sued for divorce and last week Tella McCoy the Maine telephone girl sued him for 3500 alleging a promise. Dr Francisco A Lima a Salvadoran diplomat arrived in Washington to attend President Wilson's inauguration. A clothing advertisement notes stock of blue tee and worsted suits marked 19 dollars. A New York streetcar rule requires steps not higher than 15 inches from the ground starting January 1914. Open cars excluded due to mechanical constraints.
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