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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1911
Page
11
A fragmented OCR snippet describes a string of garbled words including bakery and place names. Readable items mention Selly Valley, California, and various nonstandard terms. The piece reads as a jumble with no clear event or cohesive narrative to report.
A year old Finnish girl identified as Vilht Nelmo drank carbatic acid in her home, then died five minutes after a doctor arrived. She left a note urging her beloved Alfred to wait and saying farewell as friends tried to help. Her brother faces charges related to a separate incident with a former police chief. The tragedy stemmed from a failed engagement and mistreatment she could no longer endure.
Police arrested a boy named Joe Guay on a charge of malicious mischief after a noon incident in which he and others reportedly attacked a fence with a seven inch knife blade. Officers found youths cutting water and holes in the fence near a ball game and waiting area. The case is expected to go to Juvenile Court.
A garbled preview notes a fresh Orpheum program featuring a mix of drama, educational pieces, and a youth display. It mentions Edison community film history and a motion picture titled American Reautioe, with likely short showcases and light entertainment for diverse audiences.
Following the 1995 blast, Holle firemen laid 176 floral tributes at The Miskoulu cemetery for makers who perished in the explosion and ice beret incident. Florals were received from local apartments and from Frank Day, with a younger horse handling the wagon decoration.
Officers elected include Past Guardian Bophlo Gurtia and Guardian Wolgithar An Cis McKermait as invisor Mayin Thomason banker Anua Aiken clorit in a formal but partially garbled slate from Buttechele district. Local members vote to set leadership for upcoming term.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and titles such as Mary B. How, captain of guard, Tippett, William F. Allens, Charles W. Eldersking, Ove BE. Allen, Carrie Sweeney, and Hiisaledh Harrington with scattered descriptors, offering no cohesive event or outcome.
The probation office reports rapid juvenile cases under a new law, with Mary Shaoban and Edna Freeman leading operations. Two youths confessed to burglary and were placed under watch as the Salvation Army plans a farewell event for Major and Mrs. Watt departing for New York, with Col. Henry Lee attending.
Last night Piltehors and Pilteburg councils ceased to exist as bodies of nine to ten members. A three part act passed by the legislature led to reorganization with a period of interim governance followed by elections. Multiple injuries were reported in a street incident connected to rail service disruptions amid broader industry slowdowns and scheduling changes.
A juvenile court case exposed child marriages in a Chicago county building. A 4 year old girl and others were said to have been wed by Justice Stacey with officials allegedly aiding, prompting Superintendent Bodine to demand removal of the clerks and a county-wide uproar over the practice.
A resident of 122 South Arizona Street reports a burglary as Mrs Martin upstairs at the Martin home captures one burglar who fled hauling him inside while she called for help. Neighbors pursue and bring another suspect to the house. A $10 gold piece and a revolver were involved in the incident.
Clarence S. Darrow, chief counsel for McNamara indicted for murder, departs Los Angeles for a month. He plans to confer in Chicago with Leo Taubner and other attorneys as preparations unfold for the case. Darrow’s movements follow the Los Angeles explosion and related court scenes as the defense gears up for upcoming pleas.
The article notes reliance on East Indian coolies for steady work on large sugar and banana plantations in Jamaica, despite the presence of a significant African population. It highlights the need for dependable labor regardless of racial composition.
Special Dispatch from Madison reports University of Wisconsin plans lead to honors for top Angir work. Elena Woodforth Bickerson and Belle Fuegelman named as honorees with two lodge officers nominated for the coming six months. Elections set for next Mon Tue Wed in each lodge. Interment details and county notes follow.
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