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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
14
Line of smocks priced at 3.45 features beach and rummy cloth with slip on styles in round and square checks and novelty pockets. Also includes coats for girls at 15 with velveteen and serge fabrics, multiple pockets, and decorative details.
John Hand, American tenor, spoke of his aim to be an American artist singing to American people in the American language. He contrasted his goal with classical stars like Caruso and McCormack, emphasizing humility and a democratic, ground-up persona. Hand, in only his second professional year, has received opera and concert offers, including engagements with the Society of American Singers in New York and an eight week stint with the Minneapolis Symphony, with further performances planned in Berkeley and New York snapshots.
Two girls aged 15 and 16 were sent to reformatories by Judge Lynch for delinquency. One will go to Miles City reformatory and the other to the House of the Good Shepherd in Helena. A 17 year old fainted in court. Zier case delayed for a week. Two boys, 14, faced immoral conduct charges and pleaded guilty.
A birth at Columbia hospital yesterday morning elevates SR Campana to fatherhood, a distinction rivaling high military ranks. Campana, formerly in Yankee death squads in France, married Mayme Sullivan of Butte after wartime service and now resides at 8 West Copper Street.
Harry Owens was charged in Justice Buckley’s court with passing a worthless ten dollar check on W. B. Weber of the Howard Music Company. The complaint was filed by Deputy County Attorney T. B. Downey in the presence of Mr. Weber.
Mrs. Leigh M. Stewart sues Commander Stewart claiming his love was overpowering to the point of killing her affection. She describes him as primitive yet gentle, jealous, and never satisfied, forcing constant kissing and affection that exhausted her and turned daily life into a threat. She plans to present sea poems by the husband as evidence.
Secretary Houston of the Treasury Department disapproved the revised Western reclamation bill introduced by Senator McNary Oregon. The measure, offering 350 million for the Western project, failed to meet objections raised by former Secretary Carter Glass. Houston barred certificates of indebtedness for long term use, insisting they can only be issued short term.
In The Hague on March 5, Holland's reply to the second allied note on the extradition and internment of former Emperor William is expected this week. The Dutch minister in London will be warned to guard the erstwhile German ruler, with details about the Doorn estate and the plan for his confinement.
Washington March 5 Peter Rimmers an American citizen has been kidnapped by Mexican rebels at Salina Cruz Mexico according to a dispatch today to the state department from that city.
Atlanta reports a dramatic dispute as Mrs. John C. Garner and Mrs. Pittman claim the other has their baby from Grady hospital. Garner argues the infant she has lacks her own child’s marks, while Pittman insists her baby is the rightful child. Authorities, including Grady hospital superintendent Steve Johnston, say no swap occurred and may examine both cases.
Chicago may permit twenty one story structures up to 260 feet after the council building committee voted to lift the 1911 rule limiting downtown buildings to 200 feet. The change could affect downtown skylines and development plans.
In London on March 5 reports indicate a proposal to sell the British West Indies to the United States to help balance Britain's war debt. Premier Lloyd George may discuss the plan in the House of Commons next Monday.
Mike Gettson charged with second degree assault in the Feb 19 incident that struck 6 year old Jeannette Latouf on East Park Street. Justice Doran bound him over to district court with $1,000 bonds. witnesses from O. D. laundry described the crash and the car’s evasive movement toward the sidewalk. Doctor E. F. Maginn says the girl is badly injured and will stay in hospital six or seven weeks.
RTLE March 3 Two surveyors today found the body of Walter fagnall a Seattle clerk in the woods between Kent and Des Moines. A bullet wound was found in the head. Coroner’s investigation indicated murder. He had not returned to his home after a Monday shift.
Must be citizens only. In Columbus on March 5 the United Mine Workers of Ohio amended its constitution to make citizenship compulsory for all members. The change makes foreign-born status insufficient to entitle a person to membership.
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