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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1917
Page
7
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Long list of visitors and residents in Butte from Helena Missoula and surrounding towns. Guests include M R Elston of Helena, H M Keller of Alder, R A Bacon of Billings, R F Barber of Trident, and many others. Mentions piano shop ad and local events plus Knights of Pythias lodge plans and military transfers.
Sait and the Miners and Beavers face a tough opening series as Brown aims to rise to fourth place. Ad club members will wear straw hats and ride decorated trucks, hoping for a strong crowd at Butte Grill. Last year 6 000 attended the park dedication when Butte and Tacoma tied 5 to 4. Meikle pitched well Sunday as Tacoma, with Hunt and Schroeder, looks to improve. McGinnity none too sure yet. An unusual record follows a two game silent stretch after umpire Eckman’s calls, with Finneran set to handle balls and strikes today.
The Montana street paving condition and transport gaps delay moving the Butte Anaconda Pacific Railway passenger station. The change will not occur until further notice. The notice appears in a section to members of the Orders Sons of St George inviting a joint officers installation at King George lodge Meaderville on Friday June 1.
Orville 8. Raphold, the prohibition speaker, did not arrive in Hutte in time for last night’s meeting at Good Templars hall on North Main street. After a wait, an impromptu gathering was held with representatives from the Woman's Christian Temperance Union invited to speak.
Governor Stewart issues a proclamation offering a 200 reward for the arrest and conviction of Clifford Barry alias Joe alias Pudge Barry who fled from jail in Butte while awaiting trial on highway robbery charges. The reward remains in effect.
Paducah Kentucky May 28 The storm that hit Sunday afternoon swept four counties in Western Kentucky with death estimates near 70 and injured around 700. Fulton county deaths may exceed 40 with nearly 200 injured. Clinton and Carlisle County records show multiple fatalities and dozens hurt. Bardwell and Graves County report significant losses, with district damage running into hundreds of thousands of dollars and communications largely down.
John Sturlino was found guilty of first-degree assault for shooting two companions, Bertoglio and Nicolino, during a Christmas Eve melee in Meaderville. The jury fixed a prison term of not less than five nor more than ten years in Judge Dwyer’s court after a trial that lasted about three hours.
Magistrate Whitty notes a high number of arrests under the vagrancy act with many men and women taken into custody and contributing several hundred dollars of the total amount.
Oscar Johnson told of two neatly dressed men who jumped from behind a shed near Milwaukee station and robbed him of his watch and $20 after a stiff jaw blow. Two women bound for the station were accosted but not robbed.
In a street brawl near Broadway and Main early today Frank Calahan claimed George Kilduff defamed the flag. Kilduff was thrashed, then both men were held on disturbance charges after Nolman Carlson separated them. Kilduff reportedly argued with a patrolman en route to jail.
Washington May 28 Agricultural and livestock interests protested to the interstate commerce commission against the railroads 15 percent general freight rate increase. They said such a revision would unjustly burden food producers and seriously handicap the government food production campaign. Representatives of the American National Stock Association and stock raisers and farmers voiced heavy opposition, noting they could not profit if freight costs rose.
The Butte public library board invests $100 of fine money into government Liberty loan bonds to show patriotism. Police arrest Tony Makela for petty larceny after a theft at the Speculator mine dry room. Court records show fines totaling $950.
A large estate auction planned for June 6 at the Jones ranch in Wisdom Montana covers 5471 acres and 20000 dollars worth of cattle horses and tools. Mrs. Robert H Jones is named administratrix. Deputy County Attorney Tim Downey sustained a minor eye injury from a baseball impact.
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