Duress plea wins for defendant in Anaconda court
The jury returned a ten to two verdict in favor of the defendant, who testified she was forced under threats to sign a note for $1,000 payable to McLaughlin. The case involved a note purchased by the plaintiff, with the defendant alleging coercion and manipulation by McLaughlin. Jurors were polled showing 10 approving and 2 opposing, and the court noted all prior criminal pleas had been guilty. The first upcoming case is a not guilty plea by Sir Lebeau on burglary charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaugh
Bell
Florence Clark
Tieit
McLaughlin
J.T. Law
James Lappin
Manus Kane
Mose Tiberdle
James Strappe
M. Hardigan
Nels Larson
T. R. Goldberg
Domienick
James McEwan
Robert Pieattic
John J. McQuaide
Sir Lebeau
Local Notices and Social Notes From Anaconda
A collage of city ads and social items: Stoose meet tonight Adv and A D HL meetings, piano rentals, dances at Schlapps, St. Joan Baptists and W K Dwyer visit Butte. Miss Wolfe from Bozeman, Mrs Duclo and many Butte visitors. Buick for sale, Standard Drug ad, various residents in town yesterday. The Cherry Street Juniors defeated the Foundries throk Batteries Juniors Rowman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoose
A. D. HL
Parker's
St. Joan Baptists
W. K. Dwyer
Butte
W. W. Zollman
Denver
Tn Crosswhite
R. Lee
Aberdeen
Anaconda
John Duclo
Cherry Street
The
Foundries
Batteries
Rowman
Local notices mix business visits and sales in city
The page catalogs a jumble of names and short notices from Edmonton and nearby, noting casual business visitors like HL L Canfield and W H Rankin, various ads on goods and services, births, a funeral, and community events. It records prices, store items, and social details in a bustling small town clipping style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. L. Canfield
Edmonton
Canada
Grand saloon keeper fined for after hours closing
Milton Spencer, owner of the Grand saloon, was fined yesterday by Police Magistrate Sanderson for keeping the saloon open after hours Saturday night. The notice pledges strict enforcement of the closing ordinance with no excuses. A May 14 meeting at Standard hall plans for the May 30, 1913 track meeting, with all brothers urged to attend. Leo Canfield, a restricted district resident, attempted to drink carbolic acid and was severely burned on the lips. Dr. St. Jean attended her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Spencer
Sanderson
Standard Hall
W. N. Tanner
William M'Manamy
Leo Canfield
Dr. St. Jean
Johnny on the Spot to Meet His Bride
A New York scene captures Charley Lalor, brewmaster for Anaconda Brewing, returning home with a German bride as the Kronprinzessin Cecilie arrives at Hoboken. A young man blasts through the gangplank crowd to greet the returning passenger, blocking the dock amid warm reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Lalor
Anaconda Brewing Company
Germany
New York
Ike
Epot
Muller's There Is A Good Reason You Should Buy From Us
An advertising offer from Muller’s promises low cash prices on a wide range of goods. It claims to buy in bulk, sell for cash at the lowest possible price, and provide substantial value with every purchase. It highlights foods, butter, paper, toilet supplies, olive oil, tonics, and garden items, all offered at saving prices per case or per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aweiah
ABC Star
Plant Juice praised by Portland trainman in testimonial
Jack Reed, a Southern Pacific trainman living in Portland, extols Plant Juice for curing stomach trouble, nervous debility, and indigestion. He credits four bottles with restoring energy, relief from gas and dark spots, and better liver function. The ad promises a refund if expectations aren’t met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Reed
Unis Road
Smith Drug Company
Joan Iso
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Backache Is a Warning Dean's Kidney Pills Ad
Thousands suffer kidney ills unawares as backache headaches and dull nervous tiredness signal kidney weakness. Anacona case Cedar Streets resident G J age 50s reports relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills, noting immediate help and no further kidney pain since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Streets
G& J
Anacodia
Dean
Runway Scene Ends in Disrupted Farewell
Passengers interrupt a young couple as they attempt a farewell on the walkway. A man clasps the youth by the shoulder, shaking him once and then more firmly, lifting his head, while the young man guides his fair companion down the concourse. The crowd's rush disrupts a possible kiss at the foot of the run.
Missoula Elks Minstrels Make Hit in Philipsburg
Philipsburg hosts Missoula Elks and their minstrel troupe with Chamber of Commerce reps. A special train arrives to a welcome band and city delegation. The opera house overflows for a three hour show followed by a banquet and late revelry. Guests depart on the morning train amid praise for Philipsburg’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philisburg
Philipsburg
Gala Aitire
Missoula
Opera House
Elk Joy Makers
Garden City
Progressivenes
Granite County
Parcel Post Used to Ship Coconut from Hawaii
Frank Cosgrove of Anaconda used parcel post to send a large Hawaii coconut to his sister Miss Annie Cosgrove of this city. The nut required several stamps and a painted address, then was posted at the Honolulu post office amid display cases at Roach & Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Frank Cosgrove
Annie Cosgrove
Roach & Smith - Wary
Ralph Case Saves Five-Pound Trout At Georgetown Lake
Ralph Case a compositor at the Standard shop waded into Georgetown lake to save a five pound trout after his line struck and the fish nearly escaped. He landed the big fish with help from a fellow angler as locals report abundant sport and many fine catches at the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Case
Standard
Osc
Georgetown Lake
Case
Tie
Re 'Nat
Gaelic football elects new officers and plans games
At a meeting of the Emerald Gaelic football team Harry Ward was elected captain Art Woods vice Captain and John MacMahon treasurer. Other executive members include Pat Connolly Martin Lee John Byrne Pat Faley. A strong team is in fight and it is promised that some future games with Butte teams will be played this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerad
Harry Ward
Art Woods
John MacMahon
Pat Connolly
Martin Lee
John Byrne
Pat Faley
Butte
Arbor day observances and tree planting in Livingston
Special dispatch notes Arbor day observances in Livingston with public offices at tone of respect. City planted many trees behind city hall and in front of the park. Martin Greeley, a blind man known in Livingston for six years, died in Holly block. He guided himself confidently and aided others. A Lewistown sister will requisition the box for the old home at St Paul. He was a pianist of notable ability. Mildred Kelly, acquitted last Thursday of murder, left with her father and sister for their home at Poplar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Martin Greeley
Lewistown
Idaho
St Paul
Mildred Kelly
Poplar
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Grand Theater
Kentucky
Wellcome & Peckover Co
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A. Tuttle
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Telephone Bell
Ind
Tuttle & Mahoney
Daly Bank and Trust CO
General Banking
Westness ‘Tra
Anaconda National Bank Capital
Abbott - Bord Co
East Par
Studebaker Automobiles
Richardson & Cosens Main Street Garage
Mont
Anaconda Coppe Mining Company
Pohda
Board of
A. H. Melin
Anaconda News
Charles Mulvihill
East Front
Phyllis Wolfe
Bozeman
City
Pons
Eve
Buick
Dan Kowske
W. A. Moyle
William Martin
the Valley
J.J. Aurbach
A.W. Laren
Catherine Ielz
Fa Landry
Georgetown
F. Anderegg
P. J. Carmichael
Ea Business In Tow
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Good Clothes
Shular
Gustison and
Drarey
Tg. Miller
George Peterson
Mabel Hall
Minnesota
Clague’s
W. H. Rankin
Spokane
C. C. Gitwon
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West Sixth
Paul Newman
Portland
A. F. la. France of
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Eter Levengood
Sidney, Mont
Visi
C. J. Leven
Breen
Mosey
Frank J. Kieser
Birch Street
James Lynch
Greson
Gary
David F. Roach
Roach & Pilger
Pearl and Stoltenberg
Beaudry
Jack H. Berry
Butters
Sinter
Jerry P. Mahoney
Srontine Hotel
van Camp
Monarch
Devine
Oak Street
Buttivan & Peterson
Frank McAndrews
East Fourth Street
Anaconna
Copepr Mining
John J. Morris
Lot Ts
Charles
Mallory
Chulch
Modesty Creek
Fa McMahon
Arizona
California
J. J. Wegener
Jacob Hatner
Emma Lode
St. Jean & Co
Telphone
August Schmidt and Son
Iowa
Schmidt
Iron Molders’ Union
Ofeg
Ratte
Copper City
Luther League
Swedish Evangelical Church
C. E. Franzen
Christian Church
Vincent Corriveau
Chestnut Street
Fequiem
St. Peter's
Gus Beasman
Lee Mitchell
M. H. Shaughnessy
Dan Maloney
Arthur Lepper
Luke Trainor
Splogn Man
Johnny
Charley
Strampa
New York Papers
Muller’s
Cash Grocery
Elks’ Minstrels
Livingston News
Coca-Cola Company
Aruurra
Charles H. Branscombe
West Park, Anaconda
Montana Auto and Garage CO
Broadway
Ienock
Western Montana National Bank
United States Depository
Casale Apa
Sally ‘Leas
RMA
Sorpite
Beta. Isakson
Charlee Teakenn
Ber Hushard
Sweden
Harry He Brown
Sand Springs
Mont Iiota
Interstat Lumber CO
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