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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1922
Page
7
Mrs. Gordon of Beattie Washington says after years of chronic indigestion and fatigue she improved dramatically on Tanlac. She describes relief from burning stomach pain headaches and weakness and says she feels young and strong again. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
Montana coal rate hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission opens Friday afternoon in Butte at the federal building. The session, part of a West-wide probe, aims to assess Montana coal rates amid industry concerns over potential price hikes affecting production of about 1.5 million tons annually and national consumption. Railroad officials from Northern Pacific Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Great Northern Union Pacific and others will attend, led by L Capron and C Kellogg with agents in St Paul Seattle and Salt Lake City.
Portland Oregon delays the annual Rose Festival from early June to June 2023 due to late blooming roses. The festival will span four days instead of three as Shriners travel through the Rose City en route to San Francisco.
Paris May 15 The American Red Cross will close its main European activities at the end of June after expending more than 400 million dollars. Dr Ross Hill director of foreign operations said the war affected countries no longer needed American relief efforts and cited improving welfare across Europe due to aid.
Two men armed with shotguns entered an Italian North Side Chicago barber shop and opened fire without warning, killing the proprietor and a man receiving a shave. The assailants escaped and police have launched an investigation.
A Davidson Grocery truck backing toward the curb on North Main Street climbed onto the sidewalk and shattered the front window and part of the door casing of the shoe shine parlor at 118 Main Street. Driver William Seccomb said the brakes failed. no pedestrians were injured and only glass and door casing were damaged.
Dr. Frank Williams, Butte city physician, says a baby center will be established in the city within weeks after a federal bill on care of mothers and infants. Dr. Williams, in conference with Dr. Sippy, outlines plans for lectures and programs to aid mothers and infants, with details to be announced.
Peter Lazetich was found not guilty by a federal jury after a raid at a place near Anaconda seized a still. Three applicants were granted citizenship petitions before Judge Bourquin, including Robert Cuthill James Boyle and Charles Mewrem.
Announcements from Jack Donnelly promote the next I P T event to be held Friday May 19 at Twentieth Century Gardens with an open reception. Roy Hodge of 132 Missoula Avenue clarifies he was not arrested in the recent holdup nor related to the suspect.
Brussels reports King Albert has conferred the Order of Commander of the Crown of Belgium on Samuel Hill of Seattle in recognition of his services to Belgium. The decoration was presented in a ceremony in Brussels on May 15.
Rialto presents the photoplay Paid For featuring Agnes Ayres as Virginia Blaine and Jack Holt as the husband in a tale of liquor fueled passion. Walter Hiers delivers the comedy James Gilley while William DeMille influences every scene. Also on the program are Campbell comedy Assorted Heroes, the scenic Switzerland, and a news weekly.
The Liberal culture club’s final meeting before fall is set for Thursday May 18 at St Johns parish house. A women’s committee will run the program with speakers on The New Butte covering topics like Industrial and Commercial Affairs Educational Reform and Good Fellowship plus social service. Ladies will provide music and a home cooked dinner ends the event. members may bring guests.
Albert Matson, a well known former A. C. M. and Clark equa ball player, has been admitted to practice law. A University of Michigan graduate, he announces the opening of offices with Cavanaugh and Hopkins.
Mr Roy Hodge of 132 Missoula avenue states he was not the person arrested in connection with a recent holdup and that he has no relation to the suspect.
Pleading guilty to maintaining a nuisance, two people were fined a total of 450 dollars by Judge Shea. Bessie Smith jailed for moonshine on South Dakota street faced 150 dollars. Joe Boris paid 300 dollars for possessing a still. Dan Shortridge, George Thompson, Alex Lohtoner, and Thomas Barry received fines for disturbances and assault.
Judge Jackson's court heard Margaret Rittsen vs city of Judge Pomeroy and granted Hansen divorce with child custody and maiden name restoration Paden plus $20 alimony. Robert Wagner divorce cited wife Thelma dog incident. Hearings set May 27 for mandamus against mayor to restore Leonard G. Court ney. May 21 for J A Gilroy guardianship. letters for T F Sheehan and T F O Donohue estates. estate values listed at $20,000 and $2,000.
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