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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1923

Page

2

Plead Guilty On Liquor Charges In Federal Court

Dan Enright pleaded guilty to violating national prohibition laws and was fined 125 dollars plus costs by Judge Bourquin. Joseph Boyle and Dan Craig also pled guilty and received a joint 250 dollar fine plus costs. Pro sec Slattery moved to dismiss cases against P J Moore and J Pincus for lack of evidence. T F O Connell pled guilty to obstructing justice, fined 200 dollars and costs, and resigned as a federal practitioner. Paul Crum named federal commissioner at Scobey Montana. Abe Douglass receiver's certificate in Star Coal bankruptcies granted.

Dan Enright Bourquin Joseph Boyle Dan Craig United States John L. Slattery P. J. Moore J. Pincus T. F. O'Connell O'Connell Frank Walker W. H. Meigs Paul Crum Scobey, Mont Abe Douglass Star Coal Company of Musselshell

Gonzaga Students Start 3000-Book Drive for Library

Special dispatch from Spokane reports Gonzaga University students initiated a drive to collect 3000 books for the new library on May 21. Alumni and friends are urged to donate fiction and non fiction, with a prize for the top individual donor. the effort closes June 1.

Spokane Wash Gonzaga University Gonzaga Missoula Seattle

Copper price limit set by Supreme Court ruling

The government cannot be forced to pay more than 23.5 cents per pound for copper bought during the war, a fair price fixed by the government, the Supreme Court ruled. L. Vogelstein & Co. sought 26.88 cents per pound for 12,542,857 pounds supplied to the government. the Court of Claims had sided with the government.

Associated Press Washington Supreme Court L. Vogelstein & Co Court of Claims

Closing Presentation of Poor Men's Wives

Five year effort created the chinchilla wrap worn by Betty Francisco in Poor Men's Wives, a B P Schulberg film at Rialto. A rare blue gray fur, matched by spectroscope, showcases the finest skins from 500 animals. Gasnier directed the picture and Francisco's role drives a tale of wealth, unhappy marriage, jealousy, and a final twist ending happily.

Betty Francisco B. P. Schulberg Rialto Gasnier Miss Francisco al Lichtman

Reproduction Cost Factor in Public Service Rates

The Supreme Court, in a Missouri case by Southwestern Bell Telephone, holds reproduction costs at prevailing prices must be considered to avoid confiscatory rates. Justice McReynolds delivers the opinion with a Brandeis dissent joined by Holmes.

Associated Press Washington Supreme Court Justice McReynolds Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Missouri Brandeis Holmes

Mrs Hickey's Weakness Recovered by Lydia E Pinkham

Worcester woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength after a female weakness. She reports initial pills failed, but a week of the remedy enabled her to resume housework and recommends it to friends. Letter requests free medical book from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn, Massachusetts.

Worcester Mass Lydia FE Pinkham Devina Hickey S. Ludlow St Lewis E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn

Home on Porter Destroyed by Fire

A fire at about 1 a.m. gutted the five room bungalow of George Buck at 1911 Porter Avenue. Buck woke his family to the flames and they saved only a few clothing items. The house suffered total loss and was only partially insured.

George Buck Porter Avenue

State office to issue liquor permits for professionals

Washington May 21. Formal orders modify prohibition regulations allowing physicians dentists and veterinarians to obtain permits from state prohibition directors instead of Washington headquarters. The treasury authorizes state directors to issue permits for dentists and veterinarians to use alcohol and for transportation by trucks without Washington reference.

Associated Press Washington Mellon Treasury

Plateaus to plains migration across American continent

The Neolithic peoples gradually moved eastward from the Snake River country in Idaho through Wyoming’s open ranges to the Great Plains. Professor Hodge notes they then deployed eastward to all parts of the American continent.

Snake River Idaho Wyoming Great Plains Hodge American Continent

Maempe Arraigned for Manslaughter in Harri son Blvd crash

Ernest Maempe, driver of the Ford in which Steve Desjardins died on Harrison Boulevard, was arraigned before Judge Lynch. He will plead Saturday on a manslaughter charge as Wil mas Walker and Walker served as counsel. The day also covered Paulson’s second murder trial adjournment, Henry Mark’s drug case set for May 25, and Walter Rockefeller’s permanent excusal from the jury panel.

Ernest Maempe Ford Steve Desjardins Harrison Boulevard Lynch Walker Maempe Charles Paulson Ethel Vinhides Paulson Henry Mark Walter Rockefeller

Neolithic Migration Route Across Columbia River Gap

Dr Edwin T Hodge of the University of Oregon describes Neolithic man using the Columbia river gap as a natural corridor in spreading across North America after crossing the Bering Strait. He notes early tribes moved south along the coast to the Klamath mountains, halted by the Siskiyous, then followed salmon and buffalo movements into Oregon and Washington.

Eugene, Ore Columbia River Gap North American North Pacific Edwin T. Hodge University of Oregon Bering Straits Asia North America Alaska Hodge Klamath Mountains Oregon Siskiyous America Washington

Brigham Young's House to Be Torn Down

Salt Lake City reports a 1861 farmhouse once owned by Brigham Young is scheduled for demolition. The property is noted as the site where Utah’s first sugar beets were grown, a key early agricultural milestone.

Salt Lake City Utah Brigham Young

Giant Mushroom Found In California Ranch Field

Oakland California George Mendonca found a giant mushroom on his Redwood canyon ranch weighing 7% pounds with a circumference of three feet two inches and a top width of one foot seven inches He believes it to be the largest mushroom ever found and says it could feed three average size families.

Oakland Cal George Mendonca Redwood Canyon

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