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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1925
Page
7
A readable fragment discusses Butte dogs roaming beyond city limits, their threat to autos and tires, and local attitudes toward dog control. It notes laws do not cover stray outside areas, suggesting shooting as a last resort, with sheriff stance that citizens may protect themselves. It hints at a broader debate on restraining dogs after dark and dog catchers.
The White House expressed hope for a 300 million tax reduction as hearings closed by the House Ways and Means Committee. A new tax bill is under consideration. The Doheny-Fall bribery indictment was argued in the District of Columbia Court of Appeals amid other federal action.
The trial of Pan Sullivan and Emmet Walsh halted when Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch directed the jury to return a not guilty verdict. The court then remanded the defendants to custody and ordered a new information for grand larceny filed within five days. The case involved a robbery of Gus Ekola at a Covert Street soft drink parlor with $23.85 taken. A gray suit and vest tied to Sullivan were presented as evidence for identification. Later, authorities prepared the new information as the judge noted lack of robbery essentials in the evidence. Also, Adolph P. Schefer, army private, was stabbed in Cheyenne and remained in serious condition.
A seventeen year old male named Mond confessed involvement in a Denver robbery case. Police reported his cooperation and named others connected to the incident. The investigation continues as authorities seek to recover stolen property and identify additional suspects.
The Butte Kiwanis club will observe Father and Son day at the New Hotel Finiento seven. The event opens for the occasion and all members without sons join a tumbler and Indian club evening. Old Timers meeting follows at Stevens and Manley hall South Butte at eight. Members urged to attend.
In Butte the multi talented Scotty Frame works as carpenter, architect, and lawyer. He performs marriages, draws plans, oversees construction, drafts settlement papers, and handles estates. His diverse roles intertwine with community life as pastors, builders, and attorneys collaborate around his clients.
In a police court hearing William Casey admitted he has not worked for twenty years while acknowledging vagrancy charges. City Attorney John Andrew questioned his guilt as Casey lounged in the courtroom and quipped about retirement. The judge suggested possible confinement to a nerve clinic after the exchange.
An old weary reader recounts stomach discomfort and improvement after using Carter's Little Liver Pills. The fragment notes relief from a constipated condition and references a general health mapping of liver pills and gastric upset.
Jury duty begins as Judge Bourquin presides with no cases on the calendar and a light docket expected near the holiday season. Names of jurors summoned include John Ball Elmer Coomba Mathew Falcon Stanley Price Lawrence Fellows Joseph Greiger M Gorman W Ivey Mat Kirmo Jaime Koryunen Nick Krlakovich John Konen Dave Kehoe Keller Lioya Lavelle Moorehead Anton Noel Ogle Perkins Fred Richards John Ring Co Real Shatt Arthur Shelton Julian Vers aagen K P Woodward James Winters Roy Zoliman
Mrs Burden a pioneer of Montana visits her sons John and Joe Burden in Butte spending several weeks with family. She plans to return to Salem Oregon. The item notes also mention coal prices dropping in England and a London oyster shortage.
A damaged OCR passage describes making a pine cough syrup believed to ease coughs and colds. It notes ingredients and a soothing taste, mentions pine’s relief and a brand reference to The Pinex Co in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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