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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1927
Page
3
City Treasurer Tom McCarthy reported a solid start on the second installment of the 1926 tax levy. Total paid to date is 17,435, with more than half of the amount due already received since December. The first installment totaled 272,000, and taxpayers have continued to remit in the months that followed as the second installment becomes due this month.
John Aimone of 19 Lincoln Avenue, Mendergiliey, claims he helped a man, then was robbed. He says Terry McGuire Fredie Milidn and George larceny charged after they allegedly beat him and stole 837. The three suspects are held at county jail awaiting arraignment.
David Gabrielson an escaped trust y from the state penitentiary is back at Deer Lodge after a few hours of freedom. Officers Roe and Tuley tailed his car from Silver Row then stopped him in West Porphyry. He was identified and jailed, later taken to the penitentiary to serve two to four years for forgery. Police investigate the attempted ship of the car.
The Chamber of Commerce conducted its primary election to nominate candidates for the upcoming election. Nominees were withheld pending formal certification with results due after the May date. Local officials anticipate a strong turnout and expect the process to close by 5 PM Monday.
Fire Chief Fred Martin notes an unusual number of runs in April with 38 alarms. Total loss reached 1579 dollars, with property value at 172,595 dollars and coverage of 103,659 dollars. Monthly expenses totaled 5 dollars.
Building operations were tight in Butte during April per H. J. Wiegenstein former public works commissioner. Eight building permits and 15 plumbing and electrical permits were issued. Department receipts totaled 133 dollars including 15 dollars from tin can sales.
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