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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
9
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Charles Cottle failed to appear in the Tim Sullivan third degree assault case, leading Judge Ornsby to issue a bench warrant and dismiss Sullivan with costs charged to Cottle. A 50 day sentence for guilty clothes was noted, and Johnny Anson was acquitted of third degree assault after a brief jury deliberation. The Thomas Shea petty larceny case was continued.
A disturbance charge involved four men in a police court case. Salo on owner A Hendershot could not identify the assailant until Detective Gerry testified that Hendershot was knocked down in the fight. Hendershot then pointed out the striker. George Sheehan D L Brown Thomas Nutt and Harry Barnes were fined ten dollars each.
Two Nimrods Vern Ramsey and Henry Schaefer of South Butte wired friends to meet at the station with a truck to haul their Big Hole catch. They reported a dandy load despite muddy streams and invited others to join. Five motorists were convicted yesterday for traffic violations with fines totaling over $500 in three weeks.
Washington on May 16 Dr Paul Ritter Swiss minister will leave for his new post in The Hague once his successor is appointed. He has been in charge of German interests in the United States since Count von Bernstorff’s dismissal and will depart after a Berne announcement yesterday.
Butte Ad club held a lively luncheon featuring theater and film stars on range cards worn by attendees. Mary Pickford Theda Bara and Wilson message, urging support for war effort, were highlighted as members discussed raising $100,000 for the local Deaconess hospital while plans for future events and entertainment were noted.
The Montana warship Montana crews are inviting women across the state to knit woolen items including socks mittens and caps to supply the ship. The Butte Women’s Patriotic League is urged to organize and send a varied assortment of knitted apparel as requested by Navy League officials.
A coroner s jury exonerated John Davis an Alice mine engineer from all blame in the death of Charles Borlace killed when a mine cage ran away and fell 280 feet last Sunday. The fall from the fourth to the 600 foot level occurred after a turn knuckle bolt broke in the hoisting engine. Borlace died hours later. his companion escaped injury. The engine had been inspected the morning of the accident and was reported in good condition.
The West Coast war hub is in full mobilization with San Francisco, a key War Department center, gearing up for anticipated conflict. J B Holt from San Francisco, a hotel guest, says soldiers and sailors are everywhere and predicts he will fight in the trenches before the war ends. A separate inquiry into the Goodwin year book finds no evidence of complicity. the Silver Bow Trades and Labor council declares Goodwin not guilty.
Detective Walter Morrison declares the deal is done and the dog bite case ends. In police court a dog accused of biting a boy is reportedly killed. Attorney Ann Grows warns the dog must stay in the city. The charge against Larson is dismissed.
Astrologers deem the day unimpressive with mildly adverse signs for Tupster Uranus Mercury and the sun and beneficial Mars for US military interests. Forewarnings include possible hostilities in two years, German finances and internal unrest in July, fraud risks in the US, and rising crime. a historic Russian victory is foretold for midsummer amid financial strain.
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