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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1913
Page
4
Butte notes show a flurry of ads and social updates. Locals include Ken falshaes and other merchants promoting goods and services, Miss Julian Maylett leaving for San Francisco, Helena visitors returning home, and theater or concert plans delayed. Community updates mention residents traveling, new stores, and transfers of businesses along with upcoming anniversary observations.
Jewelry made to order or repaired and remade. Bring your design to Miller's, 20 West Parle Street AAdv oc. K. Wah Anker mentioned as a local figure seeking advancement and social activity.
Erastus L. Crowl known as Warry Crowh, a veteran Butte printer, shot himself in the head at the West Broadway Miner building after years of illness and despair. He left a note and a photo of his wife and child, and his death was confirmed at the emergency hospital.
Sparse listings show Hirsh Widewirn and other firms tied to menswear, touting decades of ready for service suits and overcoats. The text also records numerous 1 dollar deed transfers, property lots, and minor real estate movements in various additions.
A Sunday afternoon talk at the Young Men's association features William Cutts as speaker. He will discuss moving pictures and their impact on modern life, aiming to inspire young men to attend regularly and engage with the association’s weekly sessions.
Eight year old Allet Heche, who had been sent to the industrial school several times as a runaway, was found yesterday morning sleeping in a barn on South Main Street. He had returned to his father’s house a week ago but ran away again. Officer Gilligan will arrange for him to be sent to the school at Banidor.
At midnight Camriang Waid reported a lost card game stake on North Arizona Street. Police joined the scene and arrested Dabn Porevich Joe Lesty and Joe Darieh on gambling charges as officers closed a shop ad offering men’s shoes at Everybody’s Shoe Store 130 West Park Street.
A Kiev newspaper denounces the murder charge against Mendel Belliss in the 1910 case, calling the indictment a weapon against a religion. It attacks the prosecution and urges fair trial standards, while noting public reaction and calls for caution. Washington Jews plan a protest against Russia’s case as Passover approaches.
Washington October 10 by the closest vote of the session the house approved the conference report to accept the senate amendment to the relief appropriation bill providing for the removal of deputy internal revenue collectors and deputy marshals from civil service regulations.
Prince Taro Katsura died in Tokio at age ninety seven. The noted soldier and statesman helped shape Japan's postwar policy and played a key role in forging the Anglo Japanese alliance. He served three terms as premier and held senior ministerial posts including finance. He was closely allied with the emperor throughout his career.
A vivid portrait of a boy named Johnny living in Butler, shown as a budding worker who embodies industry. Despite his youth, he toils daily, taking on tasks from sweeping to cleaning, earning his place on the West side where his boss believes he will become a master of industry as winter crowds return.
A readable fragment lists numerous individuals and places in Montana including Great Falls, Livingston, and Billings. The text mentions several surnames and initials such as Rowe, Rytian, Mimberg, Kell, Pearson, Skelton, and Wright amid a scattered regional roster. No clear event or outcome is stated.
A garbled report describes an automobile incident last night in which the vehicle’s owner had the driver arrested. The machine caused damage near Hash Park and at Erneston, with bystander Mrs Annie William and others affected by the scene and consequences.
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