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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
3
Mrs. Peter L. Mock of Dayton Wyoming suffered long stomach trouble with little relief. After one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy she improved quickly. She continued full treatment, avoiding surgery she feared. The ad claims permanent stomach liver and intestinal relief with no distress after eating and offers money back if unsatisfied.
McDonald, short $50 poorer, accuses Miss Ellan Thompson of theft after meeting her through her charity. Thompson denies, but jailed pending justice court hearing amid police scrutiny of so called undesirables in the city. A separate case involves a $40 loss to Fred Johnson after a night with Edna Willard in a rooming house. Ward, late Butte receiver, reports the death of Oscar Rent of Richfield Wash, TB diagnosis, leaving a wife and four children. Burial at Richton Wash follows. Rent hailed from Fenland.
Edith Brown was arraigned in Justice Conn's court yesterday on a vagrancy charge and demanded a trial by jury. Her case was continued for several days to allow arrangements, with Justice Carlisle presiding in the absence of Justice Conn.
Daniel Connell was found guilty of manslaughter in Judge Donian's court for the death of Dennis Herlihy. The jury, after hours of deliberation, sentenced him to one year in prison with credit for good behavior, to be served at Deer Lodge. The trial featured testimony about a wrestling dispute and a fatal stabbing, with Connell admitting drunkenness and recalling little of the events.
Receiver Williams filed an amended complaint in the State Savings bank case. It targets stockholders and their holdings to cover any deficit in assets when paying liabilities. Named claimants include Jere Larges estate 48000 KR J Mossi 1660 W F Allen 1007 Hickey 75666 Charles Leonard 4844 and Arthur Perham 1000.
The plaintiff claims he was assaulted Sunday last by Mary Miller Raudi Gradina Tor and Steve Chincata, suffering back and side injuries preventing work. He paid $25 to a doctor and asks $2,500 in damages, with the complaint offering few details about location or circumstances.
The Northern Pacific Montana division for Yellowstone park and exposition to repair tracks and equipment between Billings and Butte and Helena yards with 390 new workers. A steam shovel east of Boston works on a gravel pit. Ventilator in the Sfoltan pass between Helena and Garthon improves passenger travel. Warehouses built at Billings cost 250000. Business conditions are good.
Two readers are invited to visit the Brandgraffice in Butte to claim tickets for the daily screenings at the Loew's Empress theater. Call to verify your name on the classified page and obtain your tickets.
Max Flukelman was bound over to the federal grand jury after a hearing before U S Commissioner Van Etten. His attorney Harry Meyer argued against harsher punishment as Flukelman was committed to Silver Bow county Jail. The case concerns alleged obstruction in aiding Ida Love and Wall in a Mann Act scheme, with Flukelman accused of soliciting, assisting travel, and ferrying money to the woman and her son. Wall faced Mann Act charges and was sentenced to two years at Leavenworth.
O F arrell long known as publisher of the Reveille and later the El ite News appears in New York after a six months visit to Ireland and England. The dispatch says he has been in close touch with British officials and Irish nationalist leaders while predicting a prolonged war and noting expected price increases in copper wool cotton and livestock as the conflict drags on.
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