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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1920

Page

7

Glehn Alleges Beating and Robbery in East Park Street Incident

William Glehn testified before the county attorney charging Joe Reno with grand larceny after claiming he was beaten and robbed of 60 dollars at a East Park street location. Glehn said Reno demanded the money while he was intoxicated and later threw him out of the building. He did not know the exact address of the assault venue.

East Park Street William Glehn Joe Reno Glehn Harry Meyer Reno

Whatever It May Be We Claim It Says Marsh

In a police court Burt Marsh claimed ownership of a gallon carboy containing three fingers of colorless liquor linked to a drunkenness case. Ed Murphy and Tom Wilkinson faced vagrancy charges. Mrs Brown and Wilkinson were fined ten dollars. Murphy and Mrs Brown were dismissed.

Burt Marsh Ed Murphy Tom Wilkinson Wilkinson Murphy Brown Sullivan Hunt McLaughlin Cabbage Patch Butte Marsh City Hall

Judge Lynch to Draw Venire for Criminal Court

Judge Lynch will draw a venire of 150 names for duty in the district court's criminal department next Saturday morning and set cases for hearing. The first case will be heard in November as plans indicate. The upcoming session is expected to be busy with a heavy criminal docket.

Criminal Department District Court Lynch

Boston Activist backs ballot on abolishing death penalty

Mrs. Florence Spooner of Boston known as the little lady in black and angel of the prisons declares support for a state wide ballot to decide abolition of the death chair. She pledges help from the Anti Death Penalty League of Massachusetts to circulate an initiative petition amid decades long campaigning against the death sentence.

Boston Florence Spooner Little Lady In Black Angel of the

Street Gan Motormen Acquitted Of Speeding

The Butte street railway motormen were acquitted in two speeding cases heard by Judge Grimes. Officers testified speeds of 24 and 26 miles, while passengers claimed 11 and 13 miles. Cross examination attempts by the prosecutor were denied.

Butte Tron Streets Oscar Rheim Harrison Avenue Olympia Golubin Freudenstein Juttner Arizona Iron Street Iron Rheim Harrison Street

End of the World Warned by British Scientist

Prof W M Flinders warned at Cardiff that only a four minute fraction of original atmospheric carbonic acid remains and a few inches of silicate decomposition could exhaust it, leaving life unable to exist. He later said this might occur only hundreds of thousands of years hence. The piece also notes a Hopi bride-elect serving in her mother-in-law’s home for 20 days grinding meal.

London W. M. Flinders British Scientist Association Cardiff Earth

Ten Drunks Contribute Ninety Dollars to City

Drunkenness netted police court treasury $90 yesterday with nine pleads of guilty or bond forfeitures. Bo Murphy was acquitted on admission of three jobs, while three speeders Albin Stenius Bill Smith and John Doe paid $10 each. Others faced continuances or fines for vagrancy and parking rule violations.

Treasury Bo Murphy Albin Stenius Bill Smith John Doe Stenius Smith Doe Rohan John Butler Shirley Harris Florence Wilson Helen Richards Frank Morrelli Jack McGee Roy Smith

Eagle lost in San Francisco downtown billiard parlor

A young six pound eagle from the mountains wandered into a San Francisco billiard parlor on Eltis street at 2 AM. The owner captured the bird with a sack over its head and it will be given to the Golden Gate.

San Francisco Eltis Street Moore

Hamlin’s Wizard Oil and Liver Pills Ad

Rheumatic pains relief with Hamlin’s Wizard Oil promises fast penetration and joint limbering. Ad suggests use for first aid, sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, earache and more, with a 36c bottle. Also promotes Hamlin’s Wizard liver Whips pink pills at 30c.

Hamlin

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Constipation Relief

A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin early to prevent lifelong constipation. It presents the product as mild safe for babies and effective for adults, noting its senna and pepsin formula and wide family use.

Dr. Caldwell Dr. W. B. Caldwell Washington Street Monticello Illinois

Dixon election signals democratic triumph for all the people

The election of Joe Dixon is described as a victory for American democratic principles. It awards sober citizenship and creative forces over destructive ones, affirming government must be administered equally in the interest of all people.

Joe Dixon Commonwealth

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