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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1924
Page
9
Anaconda playgrounds committee voted to hire an athletic director for two months from mid June to mid August. Selection is pending. The program, expanded from last year, will include popular games from 1923 and many new ones. Over 100 youngsters attended daily in 1923 and will participate again. The committee has already purchased material for the new season.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary ONeill follow from 700 Cherry Street at 9 30 this morning. The procession goes to St Pauls Church for a High Mass at 10 o'clock. Burial is in Mount Carmel cemetery. A prior report misdated the funeral. the family corrected the error.
A group of young Anaconda youths including two Boy Scouts transported 11 year old James Weist after a accidental gun misfire near Lily Pad lake. They built a tourniquet improvised a stretcher and carried him two miles to safety for medical care.
The Montana Supreme Court denied an alternative writ of prohibition to stop Silver Bow county authorities from prosecuting Christian Yegen Peter Yegen and Barton B. Dakin. The charges involve accepting money in the defunct Yegen Brothers' bank while insolvent. Mrs. F Renick, who deposited 155 dollars on February 15 the day before the failure, is the complainant, with trial set for May 20.
Brief notices from Anaconda include taxi services and storefronts, visits by Dr L G Dunlap, a lost string of pearl beads, and a reward for return. Local travel and car ads, weather updates, hospital news, sales at Granite Apartments, and public notices fill a bustling page of community briefs.
Police Judge Murphy ruled that alleged violators of traffic ordinances cannot be brought to court on presumed conviction. Several witnesses in the cases against B. Dreyer and Jack King failed to appear, so the case was continued until this afternoon with summonses issued for their attendance.
The photodramatic feature Women Who Give opens at the Bluebird. Adapted from Cape Cod Folks, it features Reginald Barker’s finest screenplay with thrills including a giant swordfish battle a shipwreck a lighthouse keeper’s home fire and a ship wrecked on rocks. Barbara Bedford Robert Frazer Renee Adoree Frank Keenan and Joseph Dowling star.
The Turkish government prohibits the importation of artificial silk, affecting asa ist local silk manufacturers and related trade. The restriction narrows imports and may influence pricing and supply chains for Turkish textile firms.
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