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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
17
Wharton, head of the street car company, warned the city council that steel and rail orders must be placed months ahead to avoid delays and weather disruptions. He referenced a recent order for 20 tons of rail due May 1, 1913, and urged early action to prevent paving and street work from being postponed into freezing weather.
County Attorney J. J. McCattery issues a uniform bond schedule with cash and property amounts for felonies and misdemeanors. The list specifies bonds for murder, rape, robbery, other felonies, gambling, and misdemeanors, plus half-bond rules for attempted offenses and pleas for bond reduction.
A man calling himself Pat McCann aged 2 years caused a disturbance at Silver Bow, alternately rational and incoherent, alleging abuse. He attempted to throw himself under a train and was captured by bystanders before Under Sheriff Smith and Deputy Nolan arrived. The county attorney plans to file insanity charges.
In San Francisco on March 5 Judge Van Fleet granted Walter McGrew a reduced sentence, sparing four years in prison after learning his wife was expecting a baby. He noted McGrew spent stolen money on drink but chose mercy to protect the innocent child. Instead of five years, one year in Alameda County Jail was imposed.
Prospective buyers urged to attend a large shirt sale Saturday morning led by Tom. About 1,500 latest Spring styles including French percale dresses with attached cuffs, valued at up to three for a low price. Houchers style featured, with emphasis on affordability and fashion.
A coroner jury found that Gene Grandmaitre, employed by a contractor to tear down a brick wall, was killed when the wall collapsed in the restricted district. His partner escaped.
While working on selects J Byrnes a 33 year old city employee was injured when the wheel of a Sprinkling Wagon crushed his knee against a hydrant. He received treatment at the emergency hospital and was then taken home to 1908 Kaw avenue.
A wanderer recalls wintry travel as a country man crosses snow to town with a dobsled, becomes stuck in mud, and seeks shelter at a roadhouse until fresh snow arrives. The piece also highlights local figures William Gallick and Orton, praising their roles in Butte's development and civic life, and includes sketches of street scenes and community anecdotes.
Chicago reports a March 3 hearing where leading Ohio merchants are cited. The state commission, led by Lieutenant Governor O’Hara, will hear witnesses over a week and subpoena department store girls to reveal earnings and living conditions amid concerns of underworld enticement and insufficient pay.
Washington March 5 Alienis day will examine the man who calls himself Dr. Charles A Schwab held in the Washington asylum after secret service men placed him there yesterday. He claims to be sworn in as president and says he possesses documents alleged to be from Chief Justice White to the Supreme Court. Detectives say Schwab is an eccentric figure and potentially harmful.
Chicago market notes a weak close as domestic receipts rise with Minneapolis volumes up year over year. European demand dwindles while Buenos Aires shipments rise. Wheat slips after early strength. corn and oats see mixed action. hogs lift provisions on higher costs. cattle stay firm with steady to higher bids.
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