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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1920
Page
3
In the house of commons T. P. O Connor condemned employers policies of frightfulness in Ireland saying they swell Sinn Fein ranks and besmirch England. Joseph Devlin Belfast and others denounced reprisals in Ireland.
The federal court sentenced Maurice McGrath for running a still. Judge Lindsay urged clemency but the court imposed nine months in jail, a $500 fine, and costs, plus three months for perjury. The judge stressed veracity, denied mercy, and noted moonshining as a prevalent federal offense.
The Republican headquarters on North Main street, once praised as the handsomest west of Minneapolis, was dismantled yesterday as workers removed bunting eagles and chairs. Attendants noted the eagles’ expressions shifted with use, while Chairman Barber quipped about elephants and wooden birds in a wry, period-voiced remark.
Police court attaches reported no arrests in Butte from 10 am Thursday to 10 am Friday. The city saw no bootleggers drunks vagrants or autoists detained. Two traffic cases from yesterday were fined $10 and continued to this morning.
The mother of General Wrangell arrived today from Russia absolutely destitute. She was cared for by the American Red Cross and furnished with money and supplies.
Sidney Lanner and J C Phillips departed yesterday on a business trip to Washington D C. The pair travel together seeking meetings and potential deals, reflecting ongoing company expansion efforts.
The city treasurer thanked Butte taxpayers for paying taxes on the first of the month instead of the latter part to enable a warrant call before Christmas. The move has generated strong response and a busy opening period, with hopes to issue warrants well before the holiday season.
Snowfall of a foot and a half in the Deer Lodge forest hampers the timber cruising crew near Cataract Creek north of Ulder. Deputy supervisor W. L. Baldwin and crew have been estimating timber ready for sale and expect to complete next week.
Judge Lynch presided in juvenile court yesterday afternoon as the lone defendant, a boy, faced legal proceedings with two widows present in the courtroom, marking an unusual scene for the session.
A small boy was accused of causing a disturbance but proved not guilty and released. Numerous witnesses testified for both sides. the lad emerged as the winner in the subsequent trial. Two widows were granted pensions, one with five children receiving $40 monthly and another with one child receiving $29.
LACK OF ORDERS CURTAILS WORK. LAWRENCE Mass Nov 5 The four mills of the American Woolen company here closed tonight for the week and will shift to a four day week starting Monday They had operated six days with only about half their personnel The reason given by agents is lack of orders
A reader from La Junta Colorado reports constant fatigue and backache, tracing the cause to overwork and weak kidneys. She credits Foley Kidney Pills with rapid relief after trying them for kidney trouble.
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