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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
7
Charles Donnelly, previously assistant division counsel in Montana, has succeeded J. M. Hannaford as president of the Northern Pacific railway. Hannaford resigned on his seventieth birthday after 54 years with the road, a pioneer in Montana rail development.
Dan Milichevich faces murder charges in Justice Buckley s court after his arrest for the Sept 21 death of his brother Filip Milichevich in a rooming house at 248 East Broadway. A coroner s jury ruled Filip died from gunshot wounds of unknown assailants and Dan was held on a $5 000 property bond. County attorney N A Rotering said evidence remains and Milichevich will stay in jail or bond until the inquiry progresses. he pleaded not guilty and awaits further proceedings.
St Paul report says Charles Donnelly will succeed J M Hannaford as president of Northern Pacific, with Hannaford to stay as director and vice chairman. Donnelly joined NP 17 years ago as assistant divisional counsel in Montana, later becoming executive vice president. Hannaford retires Nov 19 on his seventieth birthday.
Adm Lugonja filed in justice court a claim for 315.50 and costs alleging nonpayment of prior judgments. The prior justice court judgment was 300 plus 10 costs, which rose to 315.50 on appeal. The new complaint seeks judgment for 315.50 plus further costs of suit.
Pat Quirk was formally charged in justice court yesterday with robbery at the instance of Pat Liggat of 7 East Woolman Street. Quirk was arrested on Liggat's complaint several days ago. Tom Miller was charged with disturbance at the instance of Lyda Bundy, while Pete Smith and Beans Doe face grand larceny charges at the Edison hotel on Agnes Kammerer’s complaint.
Three men paid ten dollars each in police court yesterday for starting a rough house in Ma Wah noodle parlors on South Main Street. They gave the names Billy Bell George Kelly and Martin Glenn. Joseph Ranier faces a traffic ordinance hearing today.
State Board of Health will back the Health Week initiative in Montana, led by Dr. J Donohue, as the Silver Bow pest house remains closed apart from isolated cases. The event, started by the Butte Chamber of Commerce, aims to promote preventive health measures and public wellbeing.
Two young women Miss Mary Grimm and Miss Eva Knight running for Lewis county offices faced trouble while campaigning in a remote area near Tacoma. Their car broke down and they spent a night in the woods without warmth, learning a cougar has been sighted frequently in the area.
The Nauen wireless sending station in Germany was officially dedicated as the world's largest, with a 12,000 mile broadcasting radius and a capacity of 75 words a minute. President Ebert spoke and issued a broadcast opening the new service. American Commissioner Illia Lor ing Diesel attended amidst international press and officials. The inauguration featured a direct message from Germany describing the service launch.
President-elect Obregon of Mexico says he wants able men for heads of the government departments. The Providence Journal reports on the stance as Washington debates cabinet choices and potential reshuffles.
Immigrant Duly Grady, who died overseas in France while serving in a United States regiment, is to be brought to Butte for burial. Information indicates his remains arrived from France and will be laid to rest at home in Yuma, Arizona, with funeral plans to be announced.
Regular weekly meetings of Butte lodge No. 24 B P O Elks will resume after the summer vacation this Thursday evening. Frank L. Riley, secretary, asks all members to attend.
In negotiations, Vienna considers municipal ownership of a movie theater network. Critics and a German production company propose a joint venture with the city retaining significant control. Final terms depend on investment milestones and regulatory approvals.
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