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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1924

Page

2

Buckley Witness Trial of Dorri Buckley

The article recounts the Dorri Buckley trial with witness accounts from Jerry Buckley John Sullivan and Neil Sullivan. Buckley testifies about the shooting at Buckley’s place on March 27 with Buckley claiming self defense after a confrontation over whiskey and a gun drawn by Dorris. Jurors are listed as Frank Mattuci H M Zenner J L Teal Charles Greiner Matt Balkovetz Luke Dunn Jerry Eagan Herman Bishop H L Culver H Rudolph John Corbett T F Walsh.

Ing Dorris Dorris John Sullivan Witness Neil Sullivan Jerry Buckley Buckley Place Buckley John J. L. Teal Charles Greiner Matt Balkovetz Luke Dunn Jerry Eagan Herman Bishop H. L. Culver H. Rudolph John Corbett Uner T. F. Walsh

Farm aid politics split over Muscle Shoals and wheat bills

The Muscle Shoals Fertilizer contract favored Henry Ford but drew fire from American Farm Bureau Federation officers who shaped terms including an 8 percent net profit cap and price regulation by a joint board. Debates surround McNary Haugen wheat price supports with farm groups split and business interests aiming to inflation. NR tribal lines show senators and farmers at odds over government role and franchise implications.

Henry Ford Muscle Shoals Ford American Farm Bureau Federation The National Grange Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America Norris Nebraska Washigeton Minnesota McKelvie Washington New York Herald-Tribune News Service

Free remedy claims to stop fit attacks at home

An advertisement from Milwaukee promotes a free treatment said to end fits epilepsy and related illnesses. A user, Mrs. Paul Gram, claims she has not suffered in 15 years and asks sufferers to write for a free remedy from Mr. R. Lepso at Apt. 227 895 Island Avenue Milwaukee Wisconsin.

Paul Gram Fourth Street Milwaukee R. Lepso Apt Island Avenue Wisconsin Adv

Committee Told Of Liquor Deals

Testimony shows Maington paid 15000 of 20000 by General Drug of Chicago for liquor permits and 25000 by J B Shever Co both of Chicago. Burns says new agent Means was shadowed by his aides at prosecutors in New York, and denies Bonner took diaries. He admits using Ralph Hateley for Wheeler record and denies Burns agency worked for George B Lockwood in Montana incident probe.

Maington General Drug Company of Chicago J. B. Shever Company Burns Gaston B. Means New York Bonner Daugherty Ralph Hateley Senator Wheeler Burns Detective Agency George B. Lockwood Republican National Committee Montana Wheeler

Coolidge Dominates in Primary Returns Amid Klan Sentiment

Report notes pre primary Republican debates show Klan influence in Democratic gubernatorial race. Dr. Carleton B. McCullough wins a large plurality but trails seven opponents, pushing nomination to convention. Presidential race favors President Coolidge over Senator Hiram Johnson from the outset.

Terest Carleton B. McCullough Indianapolis Coolidge Hiram Johnson

Butte Girl Places Second in State Declamation

In Missoula on May 7 the state declamation contest opened at the university auditorium. The Billings high school team won the judges’ decision while Everett Patterson claimed individual honors. Eleanor Craven of Butte took second place, with Dorothy Morefield of Big Sandy and Sven Carroway of Billings tied for third.

Missoula University Auditorium Billings High School Everett Patterson Butte Wilsall Big Sandy United States Eleanor Craven Dorothy Morefield Big Bandy Sven Carroway Billings

Montana Slayer Walsh Escape Sparks Authorities Debate

Officials in Boulder and Butte refute a roof hole theory and say inmate Walsh walked out after doors were left open. The death sentence looms for the murder of Al Johnson of Renova last June. Aaron Smith, a guard, is charged with permitting the escape.

Boulder Butte Walsh al Johnson Renova Aaron Smith

Anti Jap Clause Erective 1925 Chamber Policy

The twelfth annual convention of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States adopts a resolution in support of engaging with Japan through diplomacy rather than congressional action. The measure, awaiting board approval and a final vote, favors ratifying the policy by a clear majority. Robert N. Lynch spoke on foreign trade and urged respectful handling of exclusion debates.

Chamber of Commerce of the United States Robert N. Lynch San Francisco Congress Japan

Editor Released on Habeas Corpus After Contempt

J W Spear editor of the Arizona Republican was jailed five hours in Florence for contempt after a $300 fine. released to his attorney pending a Mari copa county supreme court habeas corpus hearing Saturday. Justice Henry D Ross issued the writ. matter returnable before Superior Judge Fred C Struckmeyer in Phoenix.

Associated Press Phoenix Ariz Florence Stephen H. Abbey J. W. Spear Arizona Republican Maricopa County State Supreme Court Editot Fred C. Struckmeyer Abbey Republican

Wrestler Quits Ring in San Francisco Match

In San Francisco on May 17 Rich ard Schikat won the referee's decision after Dr Theodore Stejke walked out of the ring following an hour of wrestling without a fall being awarded. Stejke quit when the referee refused to credit a fall Stejke claimed. Ad Santel pinned Charley Peterson in 30 minutes and 15 seconds with a reverse headlock.

Associated Press San Francisco Richard Schikat Theodore Stejke Stejke Ad Santel Charley Peterson

Kellogg’s Bran Promises Health Benefits for Children

A vintage advertisement promotes Kellogg’s Bran as a health solution for children, claiming it prevents diseases like constipation, cleanses the bowels, and improves regularity. It touts doctor endorsement, flavor, versatility in recipes, and availability in hotels and groceries.

Kellogg’s Kellogg ’S Battle Creek All Eivvere

Silver Bow creek drainage panel eyed by council

The Silver Bow creek drainage commission led by Mayor Horgan plans action on a substantial funding request and a sewer problem. Aldermen Wilkinson Mulholland OLeary Blank Rowe Cohen and Nevin serve on the panel with city leaders signaling a special meeting to decide on appropriation and urgent creek questions.

Silver Bow Creek Citizens Wilkinson Mulholland O'Leary Blank J. H. Rowe Jack Cohen Charles P. Nevin Citizens’ Committee

St James Hospital Nurses to Receive Diplomas

Fourteen nurses who completed the three year course at St James hospital will receive diplomas from Rev Father Killila Monday night after a graduation program tied to National Hospital Day. Judge Joseph R Jackson delivers the principal address. Dr J C Shields speaks for the class.

St. James Hospital Father Killila National Hospital Joseph R. Jackson J. C. Shields Roger Deeny James Cummins

Local Readers Named in Community Obituary List

Agnes Sullivan Kathleen Reilly Josephine Calnan Winona Kupfer Mary Hayes and Ruth O Blenes are mentioned among mourners in a local notice noting the passing of several residents. The brief obituary item lists their names and honors their memory.

Negan Agnes Sullivan Kathleen Reilly Josephine Calnan Winona Kupfer Mary Hayes Ruth O’blenes

Young miner Martin Glenn dies after Black Rock accident

Martin Francis Glenn, 23, native of Butte, died at a Butte hospital from injuries at the Black Rock mine. He leaves a wife and child, then a mother Mrs. Johanna Glenn, two brothers John and Emmett, two sisters Mrs. Margaret Killin and Catherine Glenn, and other relatives. Funeral at 9 a.m. Friday from his mother's home 11 Buffalo street. Requiem high mass at St. Mary's church. Coroner J C Murphy to hold an inquest Saturday.

Martin Francis Glenn Butte Black Rock Johanna Glenn John Emmett Margaret Killin Catherine Glenn Buffalo Street St. Mary’s Church J C. Murphy

Muslin Origin Traced to Mosul in Mesopotamia

The article notes that cotton cloth muslin is said to have first been made in Mosul in Mesopotamia, highlighting a historic origin attributed to the ancient region.

Mosul Mesopotamia

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