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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1909
Page
1
The notice lists school election registration details with scattered names and addresses. It mentions separate registries for city elections, various precincts, and multiple registry agents, but the text is garbled and difficult to parse. It appears to outline registration hours and locations across many precincts and streets.
Fragmented OCR reports a fatal fall down stairs with multiple names and locations. It describes a body found near a stairwell, an inquest proceeding, and mentions individuals including Anderson and James Mean, with references to Blen rooms and Butte. Details are garbled but indicate a death and investigation context in Butte.
The article reports Leo Alvani fleeing from a local jail after claiming ill health and heading toward Illinois with William Corbit and attorney William Meyer. Corbit accuses Alvani of a $450 loan tied to a confidence game, while Meyer contends no prosecution will occur. Alvani, known as Professor Belmont, previously used disguise and underworld methods to lure victims, with a woman close to him said to have revealed the scheme. The piece notes police pursuit, arrest aftermath, and unsettled warrants as authorities review the case in Ohio and nearby cities.
The six day roller race at the Salt Lakes arena produced a highly charged finale. Salt Lakes veterans Schatz and Hardy battled through the nineteen miles as Fred Fernald and Pat Bradford tried to close gaps. Reynolds and Aradford led pacing, with Brad Ford and Wyett under scrutiny as spectators paid 35 cents. Race pace hovered around 232% as the field stretched over 12 laps, yielding a dramatic night with spectators lingering for every moment.
A tragic case described a four year old girl named Margaret who died after exposure to a substance and her family names a possible suspect. The town records indicate a trial is planned for the morning, with an inquiry into who supplied the substance.
Harry Fry, 28, shot in the left breast at a Northern Place restaurant after a quarrel with wife Susie Hart Bulle whom he was divorcing. He was treated at James Hospital. the couple had separated eight months and a child is involved. Mrs Fry testified to threats, and police learned of the crisis as witnesses described the scene and Fry’s actions.
An elderly man named Beart was found in the vicinity of a creek near Ovace siding at 7 o clock evening. His wife Hilve of Vagina Wet attended the scene. The incident occurred near a cemetery where Beart’s body was later taken for burial.
A detectives report details a boy’s kidnapping plot with a woman’s alleged involvement. Police trace the child’s movements through streets to a hospital and a home, with private investigators dispatched to trace suspects in Sharon and Tuisburg as the inquiry unfolds.
A March 23 crowd in Sharon gathered for a Great Joy demonstration celebrating the homecoming of Willie Wittla. Family, local residents, and members of the National Guard and Independent Rifles joined a parade and a grand event at the White home where 304 people attended. Mr. White thanked helpers and urged community unity to aid families in need. a touching scene followed with youths and crowd watching as Wittla was reunited with loved ones, and officers kept the family safe amid the cheering turnout.
Toe Anmelos Gill May The Order Of Trternal Drothertwied held a rational convention today in Butte Montana. The gathering featured supreme present acts, welcome responses, and the election of Mo Ge One. Delegates discussed amendments to the ritual and related measures, with attendees from several states in attendance.
Special dispatch from Missoula March 23 reports Remaster Joseph M Dixon stating the Windhead reservation may open this summer likely in late July or early August for attendance matters. He traveled from Washington to Montana to oversee reservation activities and will return to Washington soon. ACTINSS growing worse in Los Angeles as Modjerka’s condition worsens over 12 hours per Thy Ward.
Butte briefs note several residents traveling or relocating: Dr W F M Snyder departs for Escanaba Michigan. Nathin Cadfrey, senate secretary, is in the city. James Crabany returns from Minnesota trip. Charles M M Russell, Meow hoy cirtiat, arrives from Great Falls. Mrs Ty Taine and daughter visit Alameda California. Georg Drelbelhis reaches Fairbanks Alaska after winter in Butte. County Commissioner Charge R Brown leaves for California for health. Charles Sumner del son Hans ard to Mis wouls reside. Charles Wright and P M Talling connected to American Parcel Telegraph Co. many others at Anaconda and the Whn line.
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