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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1924
Page
3
Pecal Coffee featured at FennesEys Choicest Groceries with emphasis on quality and selection. Store advertises fresh products and promotional pricing to entice shoppers.
A crowded courtroom witnessed the assault trial of John Sullivan and R J Gibney for attacking Clifton Dorris state prohibition officer. Witnesses described a brutal beating with jail staff and inmates recounting details. Prosecutors Rankin and Quin TM lead the case with Frank Walker defending.
Hundreds attend a dance at the gardens tonight offering grab bag prizes. The bags reportedly include vermin boxes cigarettes key bottles cola and other items.
A community night will be held at Floral Church at Floral Park Common Corner. New leader Joigpon Billings will lead activities with interchurch cooperation in the Floral Park area. Congregations welcome neighbors to join the gathering and enjoy the hour.
Conferees named by the senate for the tax bill and Prohibition enforcement issues occupy the Daugherty committee. The agricultural appropriation bill advances in the senate with 60 004 033 dollars. The Cape Cod canal purchase bill passes the house. The Hoch freight rate readjustment proposal moves from the house commerce committee. Congressional inquiry into AT&T is sought. Witnesses include Assistant Secretary Roosevelt and Admiral Griffin before the grand jury and Finney continues testimony before the senate committee. The house republican steering committee plans to bring the McNary Haugen bill to the floor. Julius H. Barnes of the Chamber of Commerce voices unfavorable business views to the president. Wheeler committee signals possible exoneration for Senator Wheeler.
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