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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1924
Page
7
A straight wrap-around coat in powder blue features a soft crush collar and bell-shaped cuffs lined with striped silk in blue, green, and yellow. Gilt buttons accent decorative cuffs, with slender lines and pleated collar contributing to its fashionable appeal.
The annual revue by s Hardie’s students of dancing is set for tonight in the high school auditorium with the full class in attendance. The program opens with A Rose Dream featuring talented singers and dancers directed by Mrs Baird Sullivan and overseen by Mrs Hardie.
Federal prohibition agents raided the Busy Bee cigar store and soft drink parlor at 22 South Main street seizing two bottles of liquor. William Spargo and Mike Cleary were arrested and later released on bonds of 200 dollars each. Warrants were served on Frank Massi and Arthur Semi for alleged violation of the prohibition amendment. both were released on 200 dollar bonds. Charles Rosetto was arrested for violating the dirty laws and released on 200 dollar bond.
The Butte Kiwanis club meets at the New Hotel Finlen at noon with Joe Halloran presiding. The grievance committee will oversee the program and present constructive criticism from members as they review recent work and outline future plans. Members are asked to come without guests to avoid hampering discussion.
George Pallas allegedly cursed in a foreign tongue and threw his hat at a police station wall during the incident. He warned he would kill Gus Pappas on sight after Pappas reported missing clothes later found pawned. Detective Jim Larkin arrested Pallas who vowed to pursue the county attorney over the case.
Marriage licenses issued by Clerk of the District Court J F Driscoll show Robert Donaugh and Mary Rodgers of Butte along with Arthur R McVeigh and Mary Reasoner of West Yellowstone Montana.
Coroner Murphy announced an inquest will be held Thursday into the death of Jack Mc Ginnis a well known Butteman.
A Chinese rancher living near Silver Star in Madison County was awarded 1200 in a damage suit against Fred Dorhofer and John Holstein. The case arose from an assault during a land dispute with a shotgun wound to the shoulder. The verdict was returned by a jury after brief deliberation in the federal district court.
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