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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1925

Page

5

Advised action spans multiple cases in county court

Judge William E. Carroll delayed brokerage action against Martin J. Cullerton trustee McNulty after two years of pleading, with five days given to submit findings. The Logan & Bryan payment to the clerk may go to Herman instead of McNulty’s bankrupt firm. Judge Lynch dismissed cocaine possession charges against R. D. Mercer and ordered bail refund. Judge Lynch to hear Chris Martin murder case motion demanding a bill of particulars. Judge Carroll ordered Barber v American National Fire Insurance settled with $4,600 released to Barber after stipulation. Bertha Tourellotte sues for divorce from William S. Tourellotte, case tied to prior deserted spouse issues.

J. H. Herman Martin J. Cullerton McNulty Wiliam E. Carroll Herman Logan & Bryan Company J. J. Lynch R. D. Mercer Missoula Lynch Chris Martin Th Tate Carroll J. M. Barber American National Fire Insurance Company Montana Dillon Insurance Company Montana Cet Barber Bertha Tourellotte Atyorce William Tourellotte Tr

Loomis Case Appeal Set for Today Before Judge Lynch

Ernest Loomis, a dance hall operator, appeals after a Justice Court verdict on four counts for violating the state Sunday dancing law. The hearing before Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch is expedited to reach the Supreme Court if needed to test the constitutionality of the old law.

Ernest Loomis Beefore Jeremiah J. Lynch Loomis Justice Court Supreme Court

Popular Young Matron Mrs. GP Lynch Dies

The body of Mrs Clover Hess Tanech died yesterday morning was moved to the family home at 1229 West Broadway where the funeral will be held later. Survived by husband Lynch shift boss at 10 children Geral bert 2, father and several brothers and in laws in Butte. Mrs Lynch born in Butte 25 years ago and a 1920 St James hospital graduate. Well known in the city with many friends.

Clover Hesstanech West Broadway Hus. Lynch Geralbert Butte George H. ‘Hess Lynch St. James’ Hospital

Funeral Attended by Many Priests for Julia Riley

Julia Riley’s funeral drew numerous priests led by Rev Emmett J Riley at St Marys Church with 19 priests in attendance. Pallbearers included John McGill Lynet Herry James Sweeney and Daniel Sullivan. interment followed at St Patrick’s cemetery. John Girard laid to rest after funeral at his East First Street home with Te Deum in St Josephs Church and burial at Holy Cross cemetery.

Julia Riley St. Mary’ Church Riley Emmett J. Riley M. J .Hannan John O'Malley James Sherrin Helena Victor Day Daniel Sullivan Dan’ Harrington James Cronin St. Patrick's Cemetery John Girard East First Street St. Joseph's Church M. McCormack Father McDonal

Simpson Sues for Tax Fee in County Suit

John H. Simpson filed a district court suit against Silver Bow County seeking 12 115.05 alleging his contract to uncover taxes and collect a 200 percent commission on taxes enabled him to obtain revenue. The complaint cites June 30 1921 contract and July 20 advice to levy a tax, with auditor and deputy county attorney disputing the commission's authority and recommending denial of payment.

John H. Simpson District’ Court Siiver Bow County Byron H. Cooncian Lou Freuden Simpson J. F. Sullivan

Woodmen Anniversary Event Promises Evening of Entertainment

The Woodmen of the World cami 153 host a family evening at Union Hall on Wednesday to mark the September started anniversary campaign. Entertainment includes piano solo, banjo club numbers, dances, songs, dialogue, and whistling acts, with A Grigg delivering a short talk before a dance.

Woodmen of the World Cami 153 Union Hall J.C. McNaughton H. F. Pissot E. On Ambrose ‘Taylor E. Elderkin Orton Banjo Club Miss Griffiths Ed Nygren

Montana Engineers to Hold Joint Meeting

The Montana Society of Engineers and the Montana section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers will hold a joint meeting at the Silver Bow club Friday evening Oct 30 at 8 o'clock. Gobomel Savage of the Stoker company will read a paper on Economical Steam Production. Reports on the Salt Lake meeting will be discussed. This meeting substitutes the November meeting of the Montana Society of Engineers.

Montana Society of Engineers Montana American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Silver Bow Club Gobomel Savage American ‘Stoker Company Bait Lake Montana, Society of Engineers

Poet Lends Aid to Army Workers in Butte Luncheon

A veteran speaker in Butte extols faith and truth as weapons for success and praises Salvation Army service in France. He recalls his 27 states touring postwar, stressing Army work near every doorstep. Foley recites verses as luncheon hosts plan to raise 16 000 for 1926 27 Army needs and urge continued public support.

Services de Galvation Army France Hon ‘Army Igreemen Sco Emnas Heart Butte

Women Face Police Court One Day In Butte

A clash of women led to police court actions with multiple pairs in disputes on West Park street Arizona street and surrounding areas. Lillian Roelether Theda Miller Babe Williams were involved in several altercations with varying outcomes including fines and dismissals. others including Horace McNelly Mill Hayes Harry Cousin Margaret Brown Huth Allen and Margaret O Neil faced fines for disturbances nuisance or vagrancy.

Babe Willams Lillian Roelether West Park Street Wallace Dorris Theda Miller Babe Williams Arizona Street Babe Lillian Thea Theda Dorris Horace McNelly Mill Hayes Harry Cousin Margaret Brown Huth Allen Margaret O'Neil

Stolen horse report filed in Harkins area

A complaint from H Harkins of 1025 Talbot states a sorre horse was stolen from the premises. Police are investigating the theft and seeking information on the missing animal.

Sorre H. Harkins Talbot

Butte News Notes Special Notice

Butte readers receive a rapid delivery notice and a stream of brief city visitors and residents. Names include Dr Cole moving offices, J P Walsh and B C Notter visiting from Helena, Francis Tanner, Mrs Fred Carter, Arthur Nelson, George Clark, George L Russell, Bruce Clark, Edgar Marston, Ab Mingoula, Albert Johnson, Matt Dahl, plus travelers at the New Finten and the Arizona. Also mentions Halloween decorations and holiday greeting cards at local shops and the Standard office.

Orton Broad Jdr Cole Metals Bank Builein H Fred Carter Dillon New Finten Butte Arthur Nelson Ennis George Clark Cameron Lewistown Coity George L. Russell Billings The Arizona Thompson Bruce Clark Jim Rice Edgar Marston Ab Mingoula Albert Johnson Amatt Dahl Neihart Acoma P. Os J. Hakin Livingston New Finien Iutte J. Mulvane Spokane Igh

Kodak Thefts At Depot Drug Store Break In Sunday Night

Thieves broke a front window of the Depot Drug Store Sunday night and stole Kodaks valued at about 90 dollars. A rock was used to break the plate glass, according to a complaint filed at the sheriff's office.

Northern Pacific Plans Low Fares to Twin Cities and Midwest

Northern Pacific Railroad announced special home visitors round trips priced at a fare and a third. The low fare covers travel east to Milwaukee Chicago and the Twin Cities with routes through the Midwest region. Ambitious pricing aims to boost passenger traffic along the western line.

Weste Pacific Railroad Twin Cities Duuth Milwaukee Chicag

Retail grocery ad highlights bargain sugar and fruit items

Local grocer promotes 100 lb sugar lots with $10 orders, six dollar mail sales and expert attention. Extras include Jonathan or McIntosh apples at two dollars per box, blue ribbon tea, 20 lb sugar per $20 order, one dollar per pound lard, and 10 lb hams direct from the smokehouse with assorted 98 lb flour and other essentials. Multiple price points and bundled offers are advertised to draw shoppers.

Jonathan Mcintosh Rex

Unclear Funeral Plans For Wreck Victims

A Northwest railroad wreck leaves families uncertain as to funeral arrangements. An aunt from Sundance Wyoming cannot attend Dennis Harrington's service while Amos Parnell’s funeral is set for a later date. Hayes, the sole survivor, is reported recovering as investigators plan an inquest.

Mary Mages Sundance Wyo Gallagher Bui Dennis Ea” Harrington Yrnin Amos Parnell Ike’ Hayes

Butte Boy Wins Third Essay Prize National Contest

Leonard Huber a student at Immaculate Conception School won third prize in a nationwide essay contest run by the Highway Education Board chaired by U S Education Commissioner John J Tigert. He received six dollars and asked the presentation take place at a public ceremony. Huber is the son of Mr and Mrs Mor Maber of 1107 West Mercury Street and completed the eighth grade. The prize was earned amid competition from every Montana school in the nation.

Butte Leonard Huber Immaculate Concepion School Highway Education Board John J. Tigert United States Commissioner of Education Young Huber Matthias Leonard MacDonald Bureau of Public Roads Department ‘Agriculture Menry Colon ‘Corps U. S. A. War Mor Maber West Mercury Street Montana

Suspect Held in County Sal as Wanted Man

William Wite alias William Whit Thatcher held on petty larceny charge in Justice Buckley’s court. Officer states Wite is fluent in Chinese and possessed many documents in Oriental languages. He has prior ties as an interpreter in San Francisco.

William Wite William Whit William ‘Thatcher Buckley Will Butte White Interpr San Francisco

Free border leaves with Rosts finances

Chi Hart an eighteen mile rancher met a tramp who told a tale of woe and stayed several days. The stranger aided with chores and kept, then left with Hart on a trip. Upon Hart’s return home the rancher found $300 in cash a $50 Liberty bond and three bond coupons missing. Hart provided a description to authorities as the thief departed.

Chi Hart Ertisalor Hart Theanchercrift Stranger Butte

Arts and Crafts Exhibit to Feature Rugs and Photos

An Arts and Crafts exhibit is planned for next Thursday afternoon in the usual room of the club. Mrs. L L Ropes of Helena will lead a hooked rug demonstration and present color photographs, with Mrs A F Rice and Mrs W J Higgins organizing a class next Friday in coloring.

Arts and Crafts Club L. L. Ropes Helena Butte A. F. Rice

Marian White Arts and Crafts club plans classes and exhibit

The Marian White Arts and Crafts club aims to promote knowledge of arts and crafts and to stimulate members with technical skill to create artistic works. Lessons on Fridays cover Gesso, colored photography, and potential future classes in china painting and other crafts. An exhibit opens next Thursday at 2 o'clock with a card party to follow at 8 o'clock. Twins born Sunday at St. James hospital to Mr and Mrs J H Dougherty of 618 Irene Castle's child dies Irene Castle dies in hospital after fall from horse.

Marian White Arts and Crafts Club China St. James' Hospital J. H. Dougherty

Also Mentioned on This Page

McNulty Concern Helen St. Albans New York Butte High School McCarthy, Bryant & Co Park Joun J. McArthy, Prop St. James’ Training School James W. Foley Salvation Army Butte News Northern Pacific McCarthy’s F. Broadway St. Mary's Parish North Main Gallaher Old Inquest Gounty Sal Rost Mont Gonzaga Lon Chaney Prof. Echo Ted Rose Ray Angwin Mighty Blue Pola Negri Ung Irene Castle Associated Press Chicago Frederick McLaughlin Pital McLaughlin Irene
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