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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
6
A Victorian style notice extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a general vegetable tonic for women. It claims to strengthen the whole system, relieve nervousness insomnia headaches and dizziness and improve overall health. The ad invites readers to mail 10 cents for a trial package from Buffalo New York.
Frances Steele faces murder charges in the deaths of James McAlona and Al Kerrigan. She pleaded not guilty before Justice Ornsby, with a $5,000 bond set and a preliminary hearing scheduled before Justice Wilkinson next Tuesday. Mike Webb is slated for arraignment next Wednesday. Authorities say the pair were arrested August 31 in Forsyth after a witness claimed they confessed. The victims were found unconscious in a cabin on South Arizona Street and died en route to the hospital.
Butte's first aid team travels to Denver to compete with top squads, facing a tough challenge but expected to show well after rest. The Frink team of Philadelphia, last year’s winner, returns to contest, with the ae pa finishing second in 1919.
An information charging Dan Ruzzi with white slavery was sworn yesterday by Victor Lacy in Justice Wilkinson's court. Ruzzi allegedly broke up Lacy's home by taking his wife and leaving him with two small children. James Bilboa faces third degree assault charges from Helen F. Callahan after she asked him to leave her rooming house on August 28. She has been under a doctor's care since. W. R. Paske is charged with misdemeanor for tendering a bad check to a local electric supply house, the Mondak bank noting insufficient funds.
Tuesday evening between 3 and 11 o'clock eight violators were found at Park and Main by Policeman Golubin. Seven appeared before Judge Grimes. three fined ten dollars, two forfeited ten dollar bonds, two dismissed. Names include Sam Kinville F J Williams Angelich Co Jake Pincus Emil Elo G P Conway Phil Miller. Emil Elo dismissed for first trip to Butte. Williams also dismissed. Butte Dairy Company to face similar charge. Three of five drunkenness defendants pled guilty and were fined ten dollars. one bond forfeited. one pled not guilty.
Mrs. W. B. Daly and her sister Mrs. to T. Nevin have just returned from an extended visit along the Southern California coast and other Pacific points.
Our operators and musicians were ordered from the Rialto by someone in New York not due to complaints but because two partners in this theater also own a portion in Tacoma theaters where a dispute between operators and managers of moving picture houses exists. We cannot influence Tacoma from Butte. How would you feel about being blamed for your in law’s kin?
Wait until last day to file statements. Successful and unsuccessful candidates crowded the clerk and recorder’s office to submit expenses before the deadline. More than 230 names appeared on Silver Bow county ballots while congressional and state candidates filed at the capitol in Helena. Delinquent lists will be checked today and a $25 daily penalty applies for late filings.
The article explains that under state law, individuals who do not file their expense accounts risk losing their place on the official ballot. It emphasizes compliance deadlines and the authority enforcing the rule.
Union Pacific train No 42 will arrive in Butte at 9 45 p m and depart at 9 55 p m starting Sunday The schedule moves up 25 minutes with the train running from Seattle to St Louis James Kemp general agent announced yesterday
The Chinese army is well supplied with buglers and many soldiers aim to be buglers. About one third of the rank and file appear to be musicians, reflecting a strong musical presence within the forces.
Federal agents raided a Deer Lodge forest plant at dawn and arrested Jack Radionovich and Albert Choinard. Two moonshine stills, 70-gallon and 45-gallon, plus mash and paraphernalia were seized and destroyed, over 30 gallons were distilled overnight. A horse, wagon, and shepherd dog were also confiscated.
James Carman of Mayfield Kentucky reports relief, saying Foley Kidney Pills have removed back pain and prior inability to straighten up. Advertises benefits for lame back sore muscles stiff joints rheumatic pain and kidney and bladder trouble. Sold everywhere.
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