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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1927

Page

3

Bound Over To Higher Court In Grand Larceny Case

Pepers in the case of Frente Cor signa and Willan Barry were bound over to district court on charges of attempting to commit grand larceny. Bond set at 150. Barry alleged to have aided to flee an automobile. A preliminary hearing before Justice L. A. Buckley led to bound over for trial. Losane and Quintero also bound for district court on robbery charge. no prosecution expected. Louise Burton seeks bond to keep peace, while divorce and minor-children abandonment cases surface in local courts. Andre Verechtri bond to keep peace dismissal noted.

Pepers Frente Corsigna Willan Barry Yestarday Barry Justine L. A Antonio Losane E. Quintero Theron Losane Quintero John Leary Bluebird Utah Avenue Louise Burton John Burton Keen Justice of the Peace A. H. Wilkinson Burkci James Dudley Florence Dudley Justice of the Trace J. I. McNamara Andre Vereehetri Jusion Buckley

Flags distributed at Butte cemeteries for veterans’ graves

American Legion members and Legion Auxiliary will stand at cemetery entrances Sunday to hand out flags for veterans’ graves. Relatives of the deceased can pick up flags at the Legion hall if they cannot attend. Flags will be placed on graves on Memorial Day. A new system aims to locate all graves, and exercises will be held Monday at the cemeteries by the organizations.

American Legion The Legion Auxiliary Butte Teilors Merings Ine Af Legion Hall

Mars Nash To Attend Parents Anniversary

Mrs EB J Nash wife of the mane uver of the Buttelectric Railway company left last evening for Monrovia California where she will attend the Bolton wedding anniversary of new parents Mr and Mrs A Walther. The event is set for March 20 and Mrs Wathey are former well known residents of Butte. They lived in the city for years, Mr Wathey Henry an official of the street railway company. They left for California about four

EB. J. Nash Buttelectric Railway Company Monrovia Cal A. Walther Wathey Butte Wathey Henry Street Railway Company California

Bozeman Plans Park Opening Celebration

Feoale of Bozeman organize a June 2 celebration to mark Yellowstone park travel opening on the Northern Pavlie road via Baz and the Gallatin road. Officials report 40 years of park travel work and citizens express elation at the milestone.

Feoale Bozeman Yellowstone Park Baz Gallatin Road Bas Park

Play Late at Broadway dealer complex art of infusing laughter

Monty discusses the silent era comedy Play Late at the Broadway dealer complex, praising its artful balance of tone and timing. He notes the challenge of evoking laughter, the serious craft behind each spontaneous moment, and praises cast and crew including Leo Garhhy and Fatty Alexandr in this production.

Monty Vinnhe Leo Garhhy Sean Tim Charles J. Matles Ixd Ceastlay Chaos Gerard Row Gord Bud Jaraisap Max Agcer Fatty Alexandr Josoml Toannhary Turley Bacceeson

Widow’s suicide case linked to unused pistol weapon

Testimony at an inquest in Pat Holland’s court showed Mrs. Mary Anderson used an unused 2 caliber pistol stored at 2942 Philips Avenue for self destruction. Fred A. Anderson testified he placed the weapon 30 years earlier and a coroner’s jury ruled death by self action. The inquest also noted prior surgeries and a visitor’s account, with another inquest planned for a separate injury at Elm Orlin mine.

Mery Vernon Worte Philips Avenue Pat Holland Fred A. Anderson Ty Lin Dis Browledeer

Air patrol planes to cover western Montana forests this summer

Western Montana forest areas will be patrolled by army planes during summer, base near Spokane announced. Planes will cooperate with ground forces to spot fires, report outbreaks, and aid crews with reconnaissance and rapid response across remote lookout zones.

Montana Sbo Ib Wag Air Foress Westerany Spokane Army Fliura For Ertira Dentarly Valuabie Seid Ihwa

Ranga Orders Changes in Police Duties in Bepartiaert

Mayor Beadie instructed Chief Murphy yesterday to reassign officers Frank Moe and Dan Reagan from plainclothes duty. Peln McDonald and James Donlin will assume their former roles, with WeNoenald placed as jailor and Doulin shifted to patrolman duties.

Beadie Murphy Frank Moe Dan Reagan Offic Peln McDonald James Donlin WeNoenald Getlay Officer Doulin

Woodville Park street highway project approved by state

The state highway commission approved the Woodville Park street highway and the Reservoloy road. James H. Rowe formed the county board yesterday and said contracts for both projects may be let soon. Silver Bow county plans to spend 100000 on roads this year and matching funds from federal government. Work on Woodville street highway is nearing completion and the Woodville Park section contract will be let next month.

State Highway Commission Woodvisin Park Street James H. Rowen Yeurterday Rowe Vir. Rowe Highway Commission Silver Bow Shunty Silver Bow County Woodville Eutore Wi Park-Wood~ville Boulder Highway Throveholk Park

Clemency Granted to Philipsburg Man Clerks Grant

Charles Lets from Philipsburg was convicted for violating the Unruly One act and fined 600, but today the state board of pardons cleared his fine. An elderly man in poor health, he has served his sentence, and the clemency recommendation cites his condition.

Helena Charles Lets Phipsburg Anl Lewis

Arbor Day events invite Columbia Gardens children guests

Arbor Day will be marked Saturday with tree planting at Columbia Gardens in Bulle. City youngsters ride free on streetcars to the Gardens from 9 to 2 and enjoy playgrounds and sports as groups including Birla run activities. Riders under 16 travel free. cars return from 1:25 to 6.00 amid limited schedules.

Columbia Gardens Bulle B. J. Wash Rutie Biedman Rashrvey Company Lings Ti Park Dain

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