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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1921
Page
5
A federal court denied a habeas corpus writ sought by Digk Radivorff, held for deportation by Immi y Giatan. The court granted leave to amend, requiring a copy of the prior deportation order and additional perici, with further proceedings to determine the legality of detention and potential relief.
The Rev. Cook will preach his farewell on Sunday morning after years of service as pastor of a Baptist church. The Cook family departs for Seattle as their children attend school nearby. A Theosophists lecture by J Williams titled The Hidden Side of Religion is planned for Sunday evening.
Rent pianos from Orton Brow All new today. Cosmopolitan La ntes Home Journal Field and Stream Literary Digest at the P.O. News stand. Excursion rate of $2.75 round trip on Great Northern railroad to Al hambra Hot Springs now in effect. Hotel rates 3.00 per day American plan. Christie Nakken sues for divorce from Harn Nakken. One child. Jeane Tovey of Wisdom visited Miss Mary Lenaghan en route from Salt Lake City after Utah Conservatory course. T. W. Ellis v Tony Cénonica continued to Tuesday morning. No law and motion calendar today. W. A. Rohn sues Newark Fire Insurance for loss on policy. Agnes Alston sues Charles C. Alston for divorce. married Anaconda June 2, 1918. she seeks to resume maiden name Agnes Purcell.
A cigar store owner says card games are barred by a police department order enforced by Chief Larkin. Mayor Cocking and Deputy City Attorney Wittenberg dispute the scope, noting only gambling for value is illegal. Cigar sellers warn of retirement without the ban’s lift as table rentals rely on play.
Memorial services will be held Sunday at 8 pm at Unity church Meaderville with large delegations from the Army Ladies Grand Army Women’s Relief Corps American Legion and Boy Scouts. Special car service will leave Main and Park at 7 20 pm for McQueen addition then transport veterans and ladies to the church. Rev. F C Fulford will give an address with music by the adult choir. services are public.
Washington officials have notified that Butte along with Billings Great Falls and Miles City are designated branches of a war risk program. The change aims to streamline service and expand capacity. More than 6 000 men in Butte and surrounding areas will be employed under the new plan.
The text reports a case dismissed twice by Justice Buckley with the stay of execution phrasing. The attorney objected to the trial, and charges against James Dare are noted. The court will pronounce Monday, with a stay of execution in force. Four flyers killed in France as reported by the Associated Press.
The court reported the jury could not reach a verdict after a long session. Foreman and others described ballots as inconclusive, with the case to be redocketed. the defendant Kelly, tied to the street crime, faced a possible sentence of up to 40 years in prison.
Young athletes from the grade school will showcase ability at the annual meet under supervision of Mine Passmore. Boys and girls are to arrive by 9:30 reporting to their supervisor for the three class events including running and field events. The program splits into three class events with running and jumping and relay style races, highlighting promising young competitors. The holiday bill at Gregson Springs offers a three day program with old time country dance vocal performances and a balloon dance with prizes, plus special train services. A vagrant case sees Larry Scharak and Evaline Richards in police court with the woman receiving 30 days and Scharak discharged. Mrs. McTaggart faces a suspended $10 fine for parking ordinance violation.
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