Anaconda Standard May 30 1922 Briefs
Anaconda Standard reports from May 30 1922 with brief items and society notes. The page shows standard newspaper entries and local notices in a typical early 20th century tone.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1922
Page
4
Anaconda Standard reports from May 30 1922 with brief items and society notes. The page shows standard newspaper entries and local notices in a typical early 20th century tone.
A May 1922 mass meeting in Butte signals a civic renaissance with talks of a south side highway and a new hotel. The city embraces economy in government, cross-city cooperation, and park improvements, urging citizens to act rather than complain. The editorial notes past political strife and praises pragmatic steps toward a stronger community.
The piece salutes Memorial Day and the American spirit, honoring veterans and urging unity, civic ethics, and patriotism. It also weaves in sharp commentary on figures like Woodrow Wilson, Arthur, Bottomley, Lloyd George, Ford, Morse, and Polish workers, touching on tariff worries and the bonus bill’s fate.
Zial the animal trainer loves Georges Claude Blancafort who saves his twin Ludovic but Ludovic, a desperate criminal, aims to seize the Haint-cast fortune by eliminating heirs Mile and Tine and others. Joanny betrays Ludovic but plots to kill the children for Zizi. A mob chaos erupts as authorities interrogate Kermadeuc and Marie Anne, while justice closes in.
A magistrate probes a tangled crime as an old woman and a young girl named Zizi reveal parts of a dark tale. Confessions surface about missing children, a mysterious man, and a photograph stained by grief, with the judge seeking final truth through Zizi’s role.
The Garden Club votes to set aside Wednesday May 22 as neighborhood day to begin planting trees on the School of Mines campus with support from Dr. George W Craven and others. Baldwin stresses pruning cautions and using trees suited to local climate as they prepare holes and plant. The club will provide lunch and will distribute flowers for gardens as a district summer bloom plan.
Trees will be planted this afternoon at the Butte tourist park with the Rocky Mountain Garden club and the chamber of commerce leading the event. The program begins at 6 o'clock with an invocation by Rev. W. J. Lockwood and a talk by Horace Casey, commander of the American Legion, under the direction of Dr. Peter Potter and others. Marriage licenses were granted to Jesse Clarence Levy and Freda Pincus, both of Butte, along with George Burney and Marie Kurtenbaum and Eric M. Johnson and Eile Han Magkey, all of Butte.
The Butte Mines band held a meeting and unanimously agreed to participate in the Memorial day parade this morning. They will honor civil war heroes and arrange with mining companies to be present for the program commemorating the dead of three wars.
Father J Faley of Mount Saint Charles college delivered the closing address to the Butte chapter of the National Catholic Welfare council on the rights and duties of an American citizen. The lecture, the third in the council series, drew a well attended audience as part of Butte's postwar civic education efforts.
The supreme court ordered a further division of assets in the Reading case. It directs the district court after a hearing to determine the proportional value of each company’s pledged property and modify the mortgage obligations to reflect a ratio based on pledged versus total property including coal company assets. Changes will be implemented by the district court as needed.
Several actions filed in district court include Sarah E. Sherman vs A. R. Goodell over debt totaling 533.16 after partial payment. Fairmont Creamery vs Myrtle and C P Trish for 4685.23 plus notes and a mortgage with 400 attorney fee. Eva Murphy amends against B A & P railway over brakeman TJ Murphy’s death at Rocker. Eugenio Masco vs Julio Cola dismissed or settled. appeal by defense in Hester vs Western Life. Fitsehen seeks admin of Thaddeus Manz estate with a promissory note and unpatented mining claims listed.
Six defendants five men and one woman appeared in federal court yesterday and pleaded not guilty to charges of violating the national prohibition law Trials set for the next term. Antone Hammes previously pleaded guilty and was sentenced by Judge Bourquin to 100 dollars and costs, with a 30 day stay of sentence.
Butte Water Company offers free irrigation water to support children's gardens. A permit from the Rocky Mountain Garden Clubs is required, with sizes 100 to 180 feet square for one to four children. Additional irrigation on the property earns a $1 allowance on the sprinkling tax.
Terrence Hughes a longtime Butte resident and miner aged 75 died at his home on Tit Academy street following a lingering illness. Born in Ireland he lived in the area 44 years and for 26 years leased properties around Butte. Remains are at Sherman Reed funeral home with funeral details to be announced.
The Supreme Court rules the Central Pacific stock acquisition by Southern Pacific unlawful under the Union Pacific precedent unless special circumstances justify it, and preserves joint use while noting that full separation is impractical for operations. The decision lifts Central Pacific lines from Southern Pacific even as ICC support for future consolidation remains possible.
Central high school held a patriotic memorial program for Grand Army of the Republic veterans in the hall yesterday morning. The program included an address to the committee by Lawrence Slanton, a memorial poem by Winifred Byrne, and pieces such as Ode to the Flag, Our Deathless Dead, With Beautiful Flowers, As the Flag Went By, and The Star Spangled Banner performed by students and the orchestra.
Horoscope notes uncertain planetary direction with Saturn in benefic aspect late evening and sun Uranus adverse earlier. Evening favors negotiations for future enterprises and labor disputes, while July real estate prospects show caution. Predictions include political shifts, cabinet changes, and cautious outlook for employment and marriage prospects.
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