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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
6
A plea to American readers to donate to Irish relief amid famine and violence. Emphasizes immediate aid, receipts for contributions, and that every dollar goes to relief. Appeals to all beliefs and highlights urgent needs, including Dublin's starving children and destroyed livelihoods. Directs donations to J. J. n. Treasurer in Harbour Block, Butte, Montana.
Columbia University debaters meet Montana trio at the Butte high school auditorium next Wednesday night in what superintendent W E Maddock calls an intellectual feast. The topic is whether states should adopt the Kansas industrial court system for disputes between capital and labor. University of Montana graduates form a reception committee to greet the visitors.
Juniors at the School of Mines conducted helmet tests under actual gas conditions last week. At the Tramway rescue station students simulated rescues while surrounded by gas and smoke, directed by Henry Callison of the United States Bureau of Mines. Twenty two students participated.
A $2 500 judgment was entered in favor of Attorneys Binnard and Rodgers against Jeanne Peterson now Jeanne Holemo for services in a breach of promise suit against J P Stagg of Anad Conda. The suit settled out of court per agreement for 50 percent of the settlement. A separate divorce action Mamie M Albert vs Raoul Albert cited cruelty as the cause. divorce granted.
A letter to Mr. Benson of the American Railway Express in Butte from special agent J I Nevans reports bogus orders for tires and other goods sent by long distance telephone in a prominent citizen’s name. Garages associations police and sheriffs have been warned to be on their guard.
Louis Madsen 18 Ward Daniels 19 and C A Brown 20 were sentenced to life in prison for the January 14 killing of Patrolman Volney L Stevens in Seattle. A motion for new trial was denied. Dodge—captured with the group and said to have fired the fatal shot—died from wounds.
The Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union will convene at the YMCA this afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. W. H. Thomas, superintendent of the scientific temperance instruction department, will give an address. Ernestine Richards will perform a vocal solo and Lily Thomas will present a declamation.
The Gold Hill Norwegian Lutheran church on Copper and Alaska Streets invites all to an eight o'clock Holy Week service led by Pastor O. J. Mithun. Special features include sacred songs by Malven Norby, lyric tenor, of New York, with preaching by the pastor. An cordial invitation is extended to all.
An ad lists Mohair auto robes at 54 by 80 inches for 9.00 monthly and Chase plush auto robes at 60 inches for 12.00, plus all wool plain auto robes 64 by 66 inches for 15.00 and all wool extra heavy robes 54 by 66 inches for 20.00, labeled as Specials.
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