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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1916
Page
7
Butte notes list numerous visitors residents and events from Miss McLeod and A C Lee to births and travels across Montana towns such as Three Forks Helena Walkerville and Dillon. The column notes arrivals departures and social gatherings with references to local businesses hotels and streets. The tone reflects a bustling community update prevalent in early 20th century papers.
The district court rejected the change of venue request in the Joseph Bruneau versus Hutte Miners union suit. The judge cited fears of biased juries in Silver Bow county and potential manipulation by the union, with affidavits alleging partisan juries and organized influence. The dismissal was at plaintiff's costs, without prejudice to start a new action.
Jor of Jerry X Gudell files a suit against Texas based Davis Daly Mining seeking damages over a fatal incident. The action alleges fault in the death and names the involved entities and parties.
Officials announce a through all steel train from Butte to Great Falls via Lewistown will start May 7, with an all steel car set and electric power to Harlowton. No. 48 arrival times shift, Lewistown departure to Lovelock and onward to Great Falls outlined.
The annual report shows 2,050 male and 3,677 female applicants for Bee or Whiten. Four thousand two hundred ninety five applications for help were received in the month, with 3,008 women and 1,261 men seeking aid. Positions aided by the agent reached 1,181, ranch hands numbered 324, and hotels requested and received 1,852 help cases amid strong demand in Butte and beyond.
Miss Elizabeth O Connor argues the Victrola will replace old teaching methods in schools. Demonstrations show phonograph as instructor for lower grades with music appreciation, nature study, and literature connections. The program aims to foster musical taste without irksome teaching, expanding students' knowledge of music and composers. Insurance convention note and Montana Life agents join Elks celebration in Butte.
Mrs UMBRES BLY WHEE keeps a weapon after threats by husband. county attorney rules no law bars a woman from possessing a pistol for protection. Bray, who shot twice, has left home and threatens further violence. Mrs Bray plans to keep her children, while legal action waits.
Rev George D Wolfe states Professor Mitttken led a thorough inquiry into alleged misconduct at the city high school. Wolfe says the teacher accused of aggravating the incident faced discipline and other faculty showed support in denouncing the outbreak. He praises the faculty and Butte citizens for their restraint and decency. May 1 1946. Trish moves away after 25 years in Huttes harboring business. He sold holdings and plans to relocate with family to Coeur d Alene City Idaho. Wakerville fire department to host reception for new city officials May 6 at city hall.
The new council organized quickly after a brief session. Mayor Lane presided while aldermen unanamously elected Peter Cavanaugh as vice president. Committees were named across Buildings Fire Finances Health Judiciary and more. The service noted a funeral with a requiem mass at St Church and interment at Holy Cross cemetery.
A fashion note advises mothers to tailor suits for their young sons to expand material options beyond ready-made outfits. It highlights the popularity of bloomer trousers and a long straight blouse opened along the front with a belted waist, suited for boys under six.
The Walking Jarboes, a tiny man and his wife, advised Mayor Lane they will reach Butte late this week or early next week on their 8600 mile walking tour. They started from Kansas City in September on a wager to travel to San Francisco and return via Seattle Minneapolis Chicago New Orleans and back in 18 months. They recently passed Santa Barbara where they acquired a dog. They plan to stay in hotels and continue despite the long journey.
The wife of Attorney Malloy alleges her husband Bachman struck her at their home on 440 Oxford Street from the Highlands mining area. She claims a vicious uppercut blacked both eyes and damaged teeth, filing charges of third offense assault. The mayor’s Boston bull pup mystery ends with the dog returning home to eat meals there after a local Standard note.
Frank Foley, Lutey grocery driver, was thrown 18 feet and left unconscious after a runaway at Wyoming and Park streets. His wagon crashed into a telephone pole. Foley’s injuries were not serious. A Bulletin from the department of commerce notes 5,073 radio stations in the United States.
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