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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1923
Page
2
The Allen murder trial proceeds with a lengthy jury selection as 60 names were summoned and 41 jurors remain eligible after excusals. Defense and state questions focus on bias toward private detectives and self defense, with jurors retained and excused listed, including several named individuals.
The article reports a breakthrough in settlement talks as the United States, led by Mr. Wadsworth, gains priority for the American claim. A compromise satisfactory to the United States is reached, signaling progress toward an agreement with German authorities.
Washington Representative J Stanley Webster was appointed by President Harding to serve as United States judge for the eastern district of Washington.
The reporting documents a probe into the death house of David in a colony with new witnesses. A grand jury may hear former civil suit witnesses from Grand Rapids. An altered burial permit links Harriet Hanna and Dolly Gray cases, as Mollhagen seizes records and permits.
In Marysville Ohio on April 30 a man thought to be King Benjamin Purnell, leader of the House of David in Benton Harbor Michigan, was released from custody by Union county Sheriff Charles Collier who said he was not the cult head.
The piece describes a week long program featuring parades dances concerts and games to emulate New Orleans Mardi Gras spirit in Butte. Finis Matson and his Jazz Babies provide hours of music with the Wesleyan Glee Club following. A large audience gathered at the chamber of commerce room where radio equipment supplied by Jones Supply Company and local electric firms broadcast the proceedings.
An injunction issued by Judge B B Law bars M S Cunningham and H C Biering from entering the Southern Montana Livestock Co property controlled by Ringling and Work and from disposing of 21 horses alleged to have been run off the ranch. The suit concerns 290 horses purchased in 1921 and claims an attempt to regain possession by illegal means.
Boston April 30 Charles F E Gallup son of former Michigan judge surrendered for arraignment on an indictment that alleges conspiracy to defraud linked to the Boston Montana corporation He pleaded not guilty and was released Gallup said extradition papers are being prepared to bring William R Allen former lieutenant governor of Montana and president of the same corporation to the bar here for indictment actions
Reports from Maine to Vermont describe severe flood damage after warm rains melted mountain snow. Rivers surged washing out highways and cutting power to plants along the Kennebec river. Railroads blocked and dams failed, marking one of the worst floods since 1896.
General news from Deer Lodge highlights a Mother's seventy first birthday dinner hosted by Mrs J J Miller on Main Street with guests including Mr and Mrs Victor Hendrickson and others. The report also lists multiple visits and travels of local residents to Butte Spokane Anaconda Missoula Twin Bridges and Seattle with several family and student connections.
Butte residents Dorothy Monroe Mary Rice and Helen Small travelled to Butte for a glee club event and returned to Dillon to resume studies. Mrs. Oscar Dingman led Camp Fire hikes and a home meeting. Whittier school achievement day May 4 featured student songs dances and displayed work. Local clubs held meetings and a Friday night whist gathering. A hot roast dinner supported church funds. A birthday party for Violet Brailey included music dancing and a large guest list.
J Richards and family of Hornet street plan to move to California in a few days. Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah attend Trinity church services with Rev Spencer delivering a sermon titled The Church and the Lodge. Mrs Clark travels to Southern California for health benefits after a brutal attack by an intoxicated man. Mrs Davies on Missoula avenue is ill, and Sam Barker decorates Leggat hotel lobby. Mother's Day services are planned at Trinity church May 13 with enhanced music. May Budge of East Center street remains homebound with rheumatism. Mrs John Beardsley also ill on Missoula avenue. Tomorrow is Near East Relief Day at Trinity church inviting donations of clothes and necessities. Matt Waters on Missoula avenue is convalescing after illness. Mr Toy, 67 East Center street, is very ill at home.
Dillon reports the death of Henry Gott schalk at 78, burial planned Tuesday, with limited relative details. Ted Renfro and N J Birker win Brownlee and Dillon medals at a Sunday shoot at the fair grounds. J Calloway returns from Southern California to stay in Dillon. A meeting of American Legion and veterans bureau talks is announced for ex service members. Primary Parent-Teachers Association plans a Wednesday meeting at the primary building. Deputy Sheriff Lem returns from Elko with Ed Dollard, wanted on burglary charges.
Phillipsburg May stage the operetta Cinderella in Flowerland in the MacDonald opera house under Woman's club auspices with Miss Zoe Fifield directing. Miss Josephine Moore and Miss Marcella Springer will provide piano and violin accompaniments for the musical numbers. The cast includes many named players led by Fairy and Princess roles, with a Saturday night club party at the Firemen's Hall completing the social events.
Topeka April 30 Governor Davis telegrammed President Harding urging a nation wide movement to publicize voluntary sugar use restrictions until prices drop to a reasonable level He pressed the president to publicly request Americans to limit purchases and use of sugar as a swift remedy against sugar price speculation and plunder across the country.
The Ripley plan of the Interstate Commerce Commission to consolidate 1 600 U S railroads into 19 systems was attacked in St Louis hearings. Chamber representatives argued it would strip the city of major railroad offices and harm growth by reducing competition and efficiency.
Helmville hosts a large crowd for a Saturday night program titled The Fruits of His Folly directed by Mrs. William Smith. Audrey Perry dazzles as a favorite with cast including D J Geary Leo Wales Chester Ochs Phillip Hamilton Herbert Hamilton Edwin Schmidt Anetta Wales Pearl Atkinson Laura Bignell Gladys Hamilton Flora Raymond. Mrs O W Perry of Ovando attends with others in Helmville. Hugh Wales suffers a paralytic stroke and is ill. Sc Mittelstaedt of Blair Co bankers visits Finn country.
The government urges broad prohibition reach to ships on the high seas arguing sea stores of intoxicants fall under national ban. Foreign lines contend territorial limits and flag protection limit enforcement and Crossties with foreign ports could force changes in law. Justices probe the scope of territory and authority as ships debate liquor provisions aboard during voyages.
The telegraph from Ottawa reports Alexander Howat former Kansas UMWA president was held in Canada for investigation of a Kansas felony conviction. Gov. Davis said immigration authorities conveyed the notice. The Associated Press notes the case involves an alleged crime conviction in Kansas.
In Lausanne on April 39 France bluntly told Turkey she dislikes Turkish troop concentration on the Syrian frontier. If seen as a menace France will reinforce its forces in Syria. General Pelle invites Ismet Pasha to luncheon as a sign of goodwill while expressing grievance over the Chester conciliation and Turkey’s earlier actions. Turkish explanations cite Armenian band depredations in Cilicia.
Judge Simpson denies change of venue for George Edward Whitfield accused of murdering 11 year old Anna Nosko near Battleground Washington in March. Trial set to begin tomorrow in Clark County Superior Court despite defense claim of local prejudice.
Knights of Columbus indoor meet draws a full house as teams compete in sack races nighttown sprint three legged dash and other events. Wallace O'Brien captains the winning team with 30 points while J D Murphys outfit scores 28 Leonard Haggsys squad 26 and I at Wharlens 26 with Kinville directing events. Judges include John MeCough Wilbur Zundle W J McMahon Charles Meagher and W J Corbett.
Seattle, Wash, April 6, shipping men hailed a Supreme Court ruling that makes Seattle the only U S port from which trans ocean liners can run and sell liquor. Victoria B C remains wet and trans Pacific boats touch there before the ocean leg. They note ships could load liquor at Victoria while inbound and pick it up on the way to sea, but this would not lift bans aboard board vessels without board action.
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