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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1924
Page
11
Fashion notes reveal two chic small hats designed to pair with spring tailleurs. One hat features black straw crown with black taffeta brim and a blue facing accented by a French flower cluster. The second uses navy blue crown and brim with Alice blue border taffeta for a vivid contrast.
Classified notices list diverse job opportunities and housing rentals in Butte Montana and surrounding areas. Items include a staffing bureau offering office and industrial workers, a Montana sales position requiring $500 capital, home embroidery work for women, a live-in housekeeper, several furnished flats for rent in Butte, and a transient rooming house seeking cash customers.
The Empress in Butte offers Mary Newton company with The O'Brien Girl this week and promises Polly With a Past next week. Belasco's famed attention to detail is highlighted as the management secures the manuscript from Belasco's office for the production.
Alan Forrest and Viola Dana discuss a joke about a bottle label reading By special appointment to Mis Majesty during filming at the Ansonia theater. The Metro Star questions the claim as the film shows for the last times today.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday nights the Broadway theater presents the thriller Whispering Wires a melodrama based on a short magazine story. Henry Leverage wrote the original tale Kate L McLaurin dramatized it and the original New York company will perform here. The play opens with a murder told in a novel way inviting audience sleuthing to uncover the real killer.
Jack Wright a 14 year old Boy Scout died after an improvised ladder made from automobile chains touched high voltage wires during a bid to become a fireman. He fell about 30 feet and died three hours later in a Cheyenne hospital. He was the son of John Wright an automobile dealer.
In Ballinasloe at Killormer barracks attackers struck early today, wrecking the barracks and seizing record books, guards bicycles, and clothing. No occupants were harmed.
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