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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1914
Page
5
A reader reveals the Woolworth building remains the tallest in New York, while the Equitable Building nears completion as the world’s largest office structure, expected in about two years with 390 feet of rise, 35 acres of mooring, 15 000 tents, 43 elevators, and a $29 million price tag.
Police shut down a widespread pool selling scheme linked to baseball in Butte. Chief Murphy ordered officers to stop the operations, which ran at Walker's and the Atlantic saloons with about 1,600 pools sold at 50 cents each. The largest pool won about $723, promoters plan to restart quietly. arrests and prosecutions follow under the anti game of chance ordinance.
Ansonia theater opens The Warrior Mad tenth in a series star Kathryn and Brace in a sensational tale. The plot follows revolutionaries storming a palace, a hungry lion pursuing Kathryn, and Umballah’s pursuit as daring escapes unfold amid danger and intrigue in a dramatic jungle setting.
Republicans call a meeting next Friday night at Schilling's Hall North Main Street to mobilize for the fall election. County committee members and interested party members from all groups are invited to join in strengthening party activity. Laundry ad promotions interrupt.
In a Murray County court, Weinrich seeks $36,000 damages over alleged improper treatment of a fractured leg at a local hospital. The defense moved for a nonsuit after testimony. Judge McGlermin granted the motion, ending the case.
A romance dating back years culminated in the marriage of John Moltarind and Tesula Livingston at the Ansonia theater. The ceremony was performed by Gov. B. L. Groeneveld. As children they were sweethearts, then quarreled for two decades before reuniting and marrying on stage amid a hushed crowd and light applause.
Mayer promotes a line of flawless diamonds in perfect white or steel blue for less or money back. Unmounted gems can be set into Tinga pieces, pendants, stickpins, bracelets, or other items. Blazer's guarantees prices to beat Butte and offers money back.
A misread classified notice promotes flag sales with pole rope ball and holder included. It promises a yearly subscription in advance and mentions flag day independence day and other occasions. The message urges every home to be supplied with a flag and offers a post delivery combination for ten dollars yearly.
Mayor Duncan departs Chicago after attending a meeting of the athletic committee. He is slated to join the executive committee of that body.
In a Missoula area case dating eight years back, a woman alleges cruelty by J Leary Olef and seeks monthly support and child custody. She claims she was abused and that police delays worsened the situation. She also accuses her former spouse, Michael J Leary, of desertion and neglect. a judge modified arrangements to ensure the child remains with the mother. A separate suit by Rosie Funkelman seeks divorce from Mas Punkelumn after desertion. she cites profligate conduct and lack of support.
Nearly 200 members of the Hohn Wood Homestead Brother hood of American Yeomen gathered for a social evening after business. W H Bennetts spoke on the order and its recent bene ficial acts. Program featured songs and instrumental solos by Miss Louise Prophet Miss Kelly and others. Refreshments and dancing followed as the organization of over 206 members grows steadily.
The Lincoln school will be represented at the grammar meet Saturday. Boys who violated rules were rewarded for repenting and promised to practice after bell times. Miss Rutter rescinded the disbanding order, and the school celebrates with tickets selling fast. The meet is expected to be the most successful yet with Professor Loch organizing at the gardens.
Fred Tuesher married Miss Freda Schier at the bride’s parents home 2411 South Dakota Street with Juattes Conn officiating. Charles Ohnesorge served as best man and Rae La Duke adert as bridesmaid. About 20 guests attended a reception. couple will reside at 2107 South Dakota Street.
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