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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1913
Page
4
Butte residents travel to Los Angeles Portland Chicago and San Francisco for visits and business. Local mentions include Dentists, bankers, and railroad officials noted in casual notices. Several readers plan trips to New York, Antwerp and Arkansas hot springs, with family announcements and local ads interspersed.
A misdated and garbled report describes a 6 year old girl in Whitehall Warren alleging John Wells assaulted her and induced her to leave home. Wells denies the charge as police investigate. The girl, who dictated a signed story, asks her mother for forgiveness and claims she was manipulated by Wells. Police plan to place her in protection while a bond bid for Wells continues. Parents are expected to travel from Giese today as federal officers review the case. Washington lodge members announce a funeral service for Peter Roger with local brethren urged to attend.
A fragmented notice promises price cuts on cigarette packs and features Schmaltzlein Paint Co marketing lines. References to Broadway and a broad array of products appear, with unclear details and multiple misspellings. The readable facts center on discount claims and advertising boilerplate from a historic advert page.
The family of Frank Piowart extends gratitude to those who sent flowers and offered sympathy on his passing and during the family’s time of sorrow.
A brief note listing Clothery Clothes Ready to Wear or Measure offerings across agencies on Fifth Avenue. Mentions ladies department tailors, shirts, hose, coats, English gloves, silk gloves, Holeproof guaranteed hosiery, and related leather foods in a compact catalog-like item.
In a street confrontation two Bentey Bravery drivers Sam Wiske and Hoy Graz of One Lutey Grocery were robbed at gunpoint near the Wart Silo yards. The masked attackers halted the wagons and compelled the men to a dark passage, stealing fifty cents from Wiske and threatening to shoot if alarms were raised. Both drivers were ordered back to their wagons and driven toward the business district before the attackers fled. Police report no formal arrival of the incident yet and no injuries noted at the station.
Martin Meyar aged 17 suffered a deep throat slash during a first shave in a barber chair. An assistant in the next chair swung an arm causing the razor to slip and cut the lad’s throat near the jugular vein. He rushed to Dr Horst for emergency care. parents live at 311 West Park Street. Meyar works as a messenger at the Butte Post. brothers Willan and Harry Meyer are noted attorneys.
The Girls club saw growing interest with over 90 girls attending a Turkish customs talk by Mrs Brockaway. Miss OLeary led exercises and will coach weekly, while officers were elected and to be installed next Saturday afternoon.
Bishop Brewer to administer confirmations at St John s Church Uil a.m. James Dorn visiting from agricultural college at Bozeman for a few days. The Sunday school meeting of the Newshows elute will be held Wednesday night with a postponement from tomorrow night noted. G Terkman ex Great Northern uptown office operator was in the city from Helena where he is contract ing freight agent for the road. Government Agent Charles McAndrews and Delert h s Jarry Lyne discuss New York fight with Crean. A German prisoner arrested in Havre on a White slave case will be deported to New York.
A garland of Ireland’s Shamrock is described as sent to President Wilson by John Redmond, with references to Irish politics and the embassy gesture. The account notes the president and secretary Tumulty receiving the token amid ceremonial symbolism.
New officers were elected at the Butte Tennis Club meeting last night with William Glen Hlen Helent as president and Clarentie Itosga as secretary. The executive board will include Pred J, Gundy, IF, along with Harblett, Morris, Burton, and Tindley. The club amended bylaws to admit new members and discussed plans for Zion Plane courts and a town tournament. The meeting was described as enthusiastic by attendees.
An unclear report details Patrick Kehoa Plummer, aged about five, who died when a panicked crowd trapped him in a North Matin Street area. He was transported to an emergency hospital by Paysielan Uses. witnesses describe injuries and a chaotic scene.
President Ballard of the Mormon church arrives in Butte from Portland for a Montana journey. He will address Scandinavian Hall on The Principles of Mormonism as church officers plan events. Also, funeral services for Henry Riley are set for 2:00 AM at Sacred Heart Church following a wake at 72 Eastl,e Street.
A Butte man, about 20, accused of issuing fraudulent checks to several local merchants, was taken into custody by Deputy James Leelsie. The suspect, linked to a paper venture by his family, allegedly wrote checks for small sums and $4 to $12, with connections to property deals in Minnesota. He faced immediate remand as police investigations continue.
New York March 15 The district attorney Whitman secured the first conviction in the crackdown on grafters. Hartigan, agent for high officials, perjured himself to shield a key suspect. The prosecution frames Sweeney as the central figure behind the corrupt system and notes the suspect left the state to evade charges.
An application by Corenn on behalf of the Gauiolle church seeks the Hemiten of cha Stered Heart and the new enthedeal on the Mont.
Fragmented court notes describe a trial linked to a cathedral and city authorities. Names and places are garbled but indicate a financial matter involving a large amount and church officials. The text mentions Cardinal and public funds, with figures around seven billion and a constitutional context.
Manas Cite March 1 a jury in the Hyde trial failed to reach agreement after hours of deliberations. Judge Worthelth postponed verdict until tomorrow as observers watched the courtroom. An observer reported a possible agreement in sight, but no firm decision emerged by late evening.
A notice warns parties tied to Hum It Towell County Minnesota that within six days of the date there is a claim or contest involving the property and damages. The document references payment to certain persons and mentions the Chinese Republic and a location on Halona Street in Buttes, with a date of Mach 16.
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