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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1918
Page
3
A report details alleged harsh treatment of James Grady, with his wife expressing strong objections to the actions described. The piece emphasizes the severity of the measures and the household's response.
Ethel Grace Grady filed for divorce from James W. Grady in district court alleging threats of violence and desertion. The report covers ongoing Red Cross War Fund activity, large donor notes, and allocations to multiple relief causes amid a county drive.
The public service commission must hear new evidence before ruling on the street car service issue. McCulloch ordered a transcript of the hearing and sent it to the commission, which has 15 days to modify or stand pat after reviewing the additional testimony.
Attorney David Wittenberg sued the Helena Independent in Judge Lynch's court. After the plaintiff's opening statement, Wittenberg was sworn as the first witness. The defense objected to testimony, claiming the complaint was defective, and Judge Lynch sustained the objection granting 10 days to file a new complaint.
A 1918 horoscope warns of potential insanity and unbalanced mental states amid planetary influences. It urges sanitation focus aboard cities and caution for aviators, noting favorable trends for some but advising discretion in associations and rising social tensions linked to religion and unrest.
Washington May 22 army casualty roll lists 6 killed in action 14 died of wounds 38 wounded severely 11 wounded slightly and 1 missing. Officers named include Lieut James Palache Farmington Conn died of wounds Lieut John Ie St Louis Mo and Hugh Ivan Benoit Mass wounded severely. Privates and sergeants from multiple states listed as wounded or dying of disease. names include Harvey Palm Willsdale Ore and Clem Hobbs etc. Prisoners reported in Germany Edward J Doherty Massa Carl Holst Boston Muldoon Brighton Mass and L E Luke Dayton Wa appeared in casualty list. Canadian casualty note follows and the report closes with St Louis consent vote for 1919 convention location.
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