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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1914

Page

2

Joy Ride by Lads Costs Parents Cash

Juvenile court heard a tale of boys taking a buggy owned by Joseph Cooney for a joy ride in Centerville. The four boys led by Joe Kelly were fined with amounts paid by their fathers, amid family disputes and threats of industrial school if fines were not settled. The incident included a damaged hearse and botched vehicle, with varying accounts from mothers and neighbors.

Donkitn Joe Kelly George Lewis Porest Pad- Yen Jai George Storey Uvery Rg Joseph Cooney Wil Rex County Health Board Centerville Uni Scelly Donkin Kelly Aid Wil Tony Betnato John Ibras- Dickiz Meiderville Jadie Denlan

Teacher Fined For Striking Boy In Court

In police court Judge Booher fined William Turley $100 for striking Charles Houlihan at Jefferson School. Turley admitted hitting with a stick claiming self defense. witnesses supported the assault. Turley also ordered to pay $4 for medical care and the time for the injured boy.

Booher William T.ourtey Charles Oult- Pan Gruinlns Jefferson School Tiger Hlorley Houlihay Houljhin Turley Dr. Scott Hurley Chester Wake Albert Choinard Garrett Fisher Louis Fielding Denny Lafurence Warren Phelps Gilligan Houlihan Nithha Ful Meg Hartey

St Louis Fat Caught Napping With Friends in Butte

Police arrested a group described as vagrants led by a well known figure named St. Louis Fat near the Great Northern roadhouse at 4 a.m. Friday. Fat, with nine companions, had been lounging when officers moved them to the ice station. Fat has prior run ins with police in Butte and claimed years there. The men were given hours to leave town amid a rise in vagrancy and wanderers this year.

Hurley Baiare Thurey Bert Hurley Wars Butte Schduls Saveren Tony Shee Fae al Technophin Wsphice Colorado Street Chris Olson Eltining Hampdon St. Lows Great Northern Rdopahouse Great Norkheron Tutte

Paid in Full ends run with Walters no longer on stage

Eugene Walters stars in the famous government drama Paid in Full at the American Theater for a final performance. The past two days have drawn full audiences with widespread applause and praise for the production and its transition to moving pictures.

Eugene Walters Moving Pictures Tekage

NMEATTIN DEAD AND FUNERAL TRIP NOTICE

Robert Beattie a Wise river rancher died after an incident in Butte. Edward Beattie, aged 64, miner, longtime Butte resident and brother of the deceased, had worked in several camps across the state. Also noted is a bid rejection for a mail line contract from Butte to Walkerville and a funeral trip to Cleveland for Mrs D J Williams and her daughter Mrs C Lynch.

Robert Beattie Wise River Butte Helene Edward A. Heattie Edward Beattie Wilkes Corbin Mortana Walkerville Post Office Department Butte Postance D. J. Williams C. Lynch Cleveland Ohio

Butte Chamber Plans Intermountain Gathering In Pocatello

The Butte Chamber of Commerce directors decided to send secretary Charles Austin to the Intermountain Gaol Toads association officers meeting in Pocatello early next week. A bankers merchants and manufacturers delegation from Milwaukee will arrive Thursday night and depart Friday morning on the Great Northern to Helena. The entertainment committee will arrange events, with an act or two and a quiet program planned.

Great Northern Helena Fang Porkition Duke Linu

New Drug Store Installs Modern Ice Less Fountain

A Shore Line report notes a new drug store at Taxson Rockefeller's North 4 Street opens May 1 with a modern ice less fountain. Boston expert Whitin supervised the installation of marble onyx and walnut, promising a handsome display and a convenient seating area for patrons.

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