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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1921
Page
10
Paley and Wednevir advertise an all stock sale of Kuppenheimer suits in loose, semi-fitting, and form-fitting styles for men and young men. Offered are single and double breasted jackets, belted models, stripes plaids and plains in brown blue gray green tan and mixtures with back models in various weights. All at one-half price.
In court City Prosecutor Wittenders faced a father accusing him of defending a woman linked to his 19 year old son. The judge allowed the father to speak, noting the boy’s infatuation and financial support to the woman. The case resulted in a suspended sentence for the woman and a promise by the boy to avoid her. The sale then proceeds with shoppers flocking through the store until closing.
A court case features Jennie Doe in a troubled relation with a 19 year old youth and the youth's parents seeking to end the affair. The judge imposes a suspended sentence of 180 dollars or 80 days if association with the boy resumes, with county officials opposing dismissal. The trial recalls a prior court appearance for the same charge. A second brief item notes Foley Kidney Pills praised by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Comer for rheumatic and bladder issues. Uruguay's temperance laws aim to dry the country by 1925 ahead of a centennial celebration.
A rush to buy at the Murphy Boftley store caused a one hour closing after doors opened for a half price sale. The crowd exceeded expectations as anxious shoppers surged into the shop in Butte, reflecting unsettled business conditions reported to local traders.
Two high school boys faced the police judge on speeding charges. A laundry driver and a baker’s apprentice also appeared with mixed outcomes. One youth avoided conviction due to jurisdiction issues, another paid a $21 fine suspended, and a baker pled guilty with a $25 fine. The fifth defendant was dismissed for insufficient evidence.
West Virginia state fire marshal M C Kindelberger said on return from Matewan that incendiaries likely caused the Stone Mountain Coal head house fire at Matewan. The blaze, the day’s sole incident, caused about $26,000 damage and prompted a broader arson discussion.
The court affirmed a $51 verdict for Victor Olderheim as administrator against Butte Electric Railway Co. and sustained a district court ruling in Joan Hassan versus the Northern Pacific Railway Co. in Silver Bow County personal injury suit, with the administrator’s damages contested on appeal.
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