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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1924
Page
7
Natives of the interior of China are described as craving American forms of amusement and purchasing phonographs to listen to music and sounds from abroad.
Trial records reveal Norman Clark charged with first degree assault after a February 3 brawl at George Murr’s 824 South Washington home. A two bladed knife and moonshine linked to the incident left Murr with 108 stitches and multiple deep wounds.
The Rialto presents Flowing Gold a First National film adaptation of Rex Beach with Milton Sills and Anna Q Nilsson as Calvin Gray and Allegheny Briskow in a Texas oil town. Henry Nelson vies for wealth and love while Gray seeks revenge and triumphs in a battle of wits against his foe.
The American presents Chaplin’s A Woman of Paris starring Edna Purviance in a poignant drama of Paris life. Marie St Clair’s life unfolds with human, restrained emotion, offering viewers something to ponder beyond romance and melodrama.
The American Bar Association nears its 46th anniversary and reports roughly 17 000 members.
A near tragedy occurred during a The Shooting of Dan McGrew scene at Metro studios. Dick Hunt, the property man, found a revolver loaded with a real bullet and replaced it with a flashlight shell before Lew Cody and Percy Marmont acted, as Clarice Badger called the shot.
In federal court Judge Pray heard motions by Yegen Bank to dismiss depositor petitions seeking bankruptcy and a trustee. Debtors contend an act of bankruptcy occurred when the bank went into receivership and ongoing acts followed. The hearing also covered intervention by Receiver Hanson and related liquor and prohibition cases in the same session.
Rosalia Chapman files for divorce from Harry Chapman charging extreme cruelty. They wed in Cripple Creek Colorado in 1920 and have two children. She seeks $50 monthly alimony, $250 attorney fees, and custody of the children.
The Montana Society of Engineers will screen The Story of Steel at 8 p m on Monday May 12 at the Butte Chamber of Commerce. The meeting will also consider changing the annual meeting date from April to September with reasons citing better attendance and weather.
W. E. Frezzey of 2541 Princeton Avenue told police yesterday a crevanette coat was stolen from his automobile parked near an East Park Street cafe late Thursday night. A new tire was also reported missing from a machine owned by Jack Dever.
A fragmented newspaper ad lists a wide range of produce and meats with per unit and per pound prices. Items include Bananas Pineapple Lemons Grapefruit Apples Asparagus Lettuce Celery Green Onions Radishes Parsley Strawberries Cabbage Beets Carrots Tomatoes Pork and beef cuts Hens Tongues Sausage Hamburger and other staples. Prices shown are low and varied by weight or quantity.
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