Montana Notables Honor Wedding Anniversary at Lodge
A gathering at Dela Lodge marked the fifty fifth anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Coleman. Guests included Joseph Hyde of Battle, Lizzie Hyde of Seattle, William Matthews of Butte, E S School of Ketchikan, Alaska, and others. Josef Mulcahy helped host. Eleanor Jen poured, Mildred Toomey and Georgia Jelley served. Coleman Mulcahy, with Milton Bergman on violin performed.
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Dela Lodge
Owell County
Illiam Coleman
Coleman
Joseph Hyde
Attle
Oleman
Lizzie Hyde
Seattle
William Matthews
Utte
Matthews
Candidate filings incomplete in state nominating drive
Helena Aug 4. Secretary of State C T Stewart announced a small batch of candidates failed to complete nominating papers. Six missed the deadline including Frank J Edwards of Helena Republican for governor and Patrick Henry Keany of Butte, who filed for congress on the Lexington Concord Minute Men slate. Others failing petitions spanned district judge races Miles Cavanaugh Butte Republican Bertram Berger Lewistown Republican J J Fnther Plentywood Republican Twentieth district and John J Barrett Democrat Thirteenth district.
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Helena
C. T. Stewart
Frank J. Edwards
Reublican
Patrick Henry Eany
Butte
Congress
Lexington- Concord
Miles Cavanaugh
Bertram Berger
Lewistown
J. J. Fnther
Plentywood
John J. Barrett
Wilson appoints postmasters by social dispatch
Washington Aug 4 Three many postmasters were appointed today Miss Fitzgerald Levinsprings vice Arthur Bush resigned Margaret Johns Narada vice F A Halverson resigned Emma Schnibe Webster vice Roscoe C Zinc removed Local notice notes changes in postal leadership with resignations and removals.
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The
Standard
Washington
Manly
Miss Fitzgerald
Levinsprings
Arthur Bush
Margaret Johns
Narada
F. A. Halverson
Emma ~Schnibe
Webster
Roscoe C. Zinc
Primary Election Judges Appointed in Powell County
Powell county commissioners named election judges for Aug primary across Deer Lodge Elliston Finn Garrison Helmville Ovando Pioneer Race Track Peterson Creek and other precincts. Judges and polling places listed include Avon Precinct 1 Walter Kimmerly Isabelle Whitehill at chapter house and Deer Lodge banks public schools and town halls as sites.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County
Avon
Howard Parker
Walter Kimmerly
Isabelle Whitehill
Blossburg
James Cosgrove
Thomas McDonald
Robert A. Nicholson
Cottonwood
Frank Christoferson
Henry Hansen
Guy W. Shaubut
Peter Griffin
William Maloney
Rose Nesbit
Otis Farman
Myrtle Reed
Nettie C. Hurst
Mollie Lacey
Honus Gerstacher
Old Western
Elliston
Henry Blow
Hadley Parnell
George W. Thompson
Finn
Alfred Finisterer
Remy Keiley
William Hendrick
Keiley
Garrison
Rasmus EE. Hansen
Lulu McDonough
Albert Rippingale
Garrison Hotel
Gold Creek
John F. Cook
Joseph W. Kinney
T. J. Hollenbeck
Hollenbeck
Helmville
Michael Lowery
C. E. Meagher
Town Hall
Peterson Creek
Margaret Richards
Peter Brown
Gilbert Roehr
Mountain View
Deerlodge News Briefs Include Weddings and Obituaries
Miss Leilah Culver visits Deer Lodge from Seattle as Garnet Lintz returns from a Portland wedding journey. Couple Lintz wed recently and plan apartments at the Robworth. Habeas corpus denial for Thomas Surle of Butte. other court dismissals. Fred H. Moore dies at 42 from heart trouble. remains to Ferguson Iowa. Infant Bartlett dies. services by Rev Attwood. Milwaukee clerks Scheibel Klingbeit Matis Schmidt Mucha arrive from Milwaukee to staff here. Charles Rice of Avon visits on business. B Reese and wife from Philadelphia in town for several days of business and Milwaukee electrical firm connection.
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Deer Lodge
Leilah Culver
Seattle
Claude Bielenberg
Garnet Lintz
Butte
H. A. Tyrvand
Walter Kertulla
Peter Donohue
Richard Tucker
Berthoud Ringeling
Fred H. Moore
City
Ohio
Milwaukee
Ferguson
Iowa
Co. W. Bartlett
J. W. Attwood
Fred Scheibel
A. I. Klingbeit
Alfred Matis
Louis Schmidt
Gerard Mucha
Milwaukee Railway
Charles Rice
Avon
B. Reese
Philadelphia
Mr. Reese
Jury Investigates Self Over Jail Strike Indictments
Federal grand jury reported true bills against 41 jail employes leaders were found in abeyance as the panel began a self inquiry into how afternoon papers published indictments two hours early. Judge Alschuler vowed to punish the leak and subpoena reporters if evidence exists. John Grunau, president of the Chicago Yardmen association, prepared for court action amid Justice Department questions and documentary evidence presented to the jury.
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Samuel Alschuler
Alschuler
John Grunau
Chicago Yardmen’s Association
Department of Justice
Grunau
Thief’s Luck Stuns City Child Dragged by Car
New York on July 23 Patrick Teehan a 10 year old boy was struck while playing in the street He clung to the fender and was dragged 490 feet before the car stopped He was not injured The driver was taken to the police station and a resident accused him of stealing the automobile
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New York
Patrick Teehan
Belgium Steel Output Reaches 22 Percent of Prewar Level
Belgium’s steel production has recovered to 22 percent of its prewar output, marking a modest restoration in the industry. Officials cite gradual furnace restarts and renewed demand as drivers of the early recovery, with full revival expected as energy supplies stabilize.
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Belgium
Anaconda News Dies Suddenly En Route Home
Virgil Lee aged 67 died suddenly on a train near Spokane while traveling home to Mabton Wash from a visit with his daughter in Duluth and his son in Bozeman He and his wife had been guests of Mr and Mrs R P Wood 715 Cherry Street Anaconda This was their first visit to the city and they were shown through the smelter Tuesday morning prior to departure
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Virgil Lee
R. P. Wood
Cherry Street
Spokane
Mabton, Wash
Cox in boxing ring frames fight for Democrats
Governor Cox spoke to a Dayton Democratic picnic from a roped boxing arena, urging an offensive campaign for the fall. He predicted success, vowed the fight would be from start to finish, and said the coming victory would be a triumph of right principles over Republicans. He teased his Saturday acceptance speech as understandable even by school children. He contrasted Democratic resolve with Republican evasiveness.
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Dayton
Ohio
Cox
Ponzi Refuses Asset Audit as Investigations Grow
Charles Ponzi, promising 50 percent returns in 90 days, blocks state audit of his assets while federal probes continue to uncover liabilities. Securities Exchange Company notes are honored amid a shrinking investor line as the run on Ponzi’s scheme shows signs of easing. Speculators profit little after buying notes at a 10 percent discount.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
Ponzi
Moonshine Hunt Ends With $300 Fine in Akron
A 12 member posse led by Sheriff Hutchinson and Mayor Decker pursued moonshine trails near Joe Hoffman’s property. A dog alerted to a hidden still in a dugout after soil digging and digging revealed a mound. Hoffman blamed the dog as mayor fined him $300 plus costs.
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Akron
Ohio
Hutchinson
Decker
Joe Hoffman
Mast Liberty
Hoffman
Skillagalee Brought To Boston Market By Captain Sears
Captain Leo Sears sold a skillagalee on his schooner Funchar in Boston, the first in years. The fish, a half brother of the swordfish with a longer sword and a dorsal fin stowed along its spine, fetched a price of $100.
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Boston
Leo Sears
Mysterious object sighted near ridge in west valley
Five golfers at the Country club reported a distant object possibly a balloon or airplane landing on the north side of the ridge in the west valley. It appeared to trail smoke as it circled toward the ground. Inquiries at Ten Mile ranger station and Brown's quarry yielded no further details.
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West Valley
Brown
Elk Festivities Offer Wide Day Program At Ranch
A large program for Elk festivities is scheduled Sunday at Dan Tewey's Race Track ranch. A special Anaconda train departs at 9:30 AM via Stuart, returning by 9 PM with round trip fare. Women and children will be shuttled from Race Track by car and truck. events include dancing, games, sports, and a major daylight fireworks display in Montana.
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Dan Tewey
Anaconda
Stuart
Montana
Audit ends with praise for county offices balance
J. D. Dwyer of the state examiner's office completed the annual audit of the county treasurer's books and began reviewing the clerk and recorder's records. He praised the treasurer's records as the best arranged and balanced he has seen in his tenure, though he would not comment further until all offices are checked.
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J. D. Dwyer
State Examiner's
Dwyer
Pat O’brien
State Examiner's Office
Anaconda News in Brief Digest
For sale at Stuart Mill spring camp. The Anaconda Anglers' Club meets tonight at 8 at Lepke's store. A daughter born yesterday at St. Ann's to Mr and Mrs Gus English of 301 Main. Umbrella theft at Johnson's barber shop two weeks ago appeals for return. Henry Carron and sister Dora Carron arrived in Montreal to spend the summer with relatives. St Peters Aid Society hosts an evening in the school gym with Misses Woods McManus and others. gentlemen invited, but limited space means no childcare.
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St. Ann's Hospital
Gus English
Main Street
Montreal
Canada
Henry Carron
Dora Carron
St. Peter’s Aid Society
Mary and
Tess Woods
Mary McManus
Anna McMillan
Margaret Sestrich
Blanche Beaudette
Katherine Daly
Anna Walker
Mary Dragoye
Bernadine Lubke
Embargo on Railroad Equipment Recommended
Washington August 4 An embargo on all classes of railroad equipment in intracity movement was urged by the American Railroad association commission on car service. The circular proposed an absolute ban on coal cars for across town moves to cut switching and free more cars for road haul freight, with a permit system for freight that cannot be trucked.
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Washington
Commission On Car Service
American Railroad Association
American ready built houses draw interest in Europe
John R. Walker, lumber trade commissioner, reports strong interest in American ready built houses from buyers in France and England, signaling potential expansion in export markets.
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France
England
John R. Walker
Knights of Columbus acquire Flathead Lake land in Montana
The Knights of Columbus secure 76 acres on the east side of Flathead Lake near Polson Montana for a summer home. Anaconda council No 882 aided the project, aiming to host members and families with central buildings and numerous camps. A Catholic field day is planned to start in 1921 with final plans to be set at the next state convention.
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Knights of Columbus
Flathead Lake
Order
Montana
Anaconda Council
Helena
Polson
Anaconda golfers enter state meet in Butte today
Anaconda golfers signaled for the state tournament opening in Butte. Participants include S. P. Hunter, George A. Dean, B. S. Morrow, S. J. Crosby and wife, R. W. Handley, Fred B. Smith, E. E. Iarns worth, W. C. Capron II, W. C. Whyte and Keith Whyte, C. A. Lemmon, George P. Wellcome, George C. Jackson, H. A. Ware, C. I. Emerson, B. T. Asbury, Carl L. Loux, R. B. Abbott, W. E. Mowbray, S. T. Blair, H. M. Johnson, F. W. Bellinger, R. P. Wood, Frank Tucker, Sir Goodfriend, Dr. Turton, Miss Cosgrove, Miss Nuckols, Miss Tuchscherer, Mesdames Berry Hasley Branscombe A. N. Macintyre, rank Tucker and S. J. Crosby.
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Anaconda
Butte
S. PD. Hunter
George A. Dean
B.S. Morrow
S. J. Crosby
R. W. Handley
Fred B. Smith
EE. Larnsworth
W. C. Capron, II
W. C. Whyte
Keith Whyte
C. A. Lemmon
George P. Wellcome
George C. Jackson
H. A. Ware
C. I. Emerson
B. T. Asbury
Carl L. Loux
R. B. Abbott
W. E. Mowbray
S. T. Blair
H. M. Johnson
F. W. Bellinger
R. P. Wood
Frank Tucker
Sir Goodfriend
Dr. Turton
Miss Cosgrove
Miss Nuckols
Miss Tuchscherer
Mesdames Berry
Hasley, Branscombe
A. N. Macintyre
Rank Tucker
Elks Hold Regular Meeting and Delegate Election
The Elks announce a regular meeting at 8 30 pm with election of delegates to the state meeting in Billings. W H Tuchscherer Exalted Ruler and W H Clinton Secretary sign the notice along with other important business.
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Billings
W. H. Tuchscherer
W. H. Clinton
Quick Relief for Eczema San Cura Ointment Ad
San Cura Ointment relieves itching bleeding and chronic sores and promises to banish boils ulcers cuts burns and bruises with a City Drug Co guarantee. Available in jars priced 5c 65c 125 259 with San Cura Soap for tender skin and babies at 25c from Thompson Medical Co Titusville Pa. For Sale by
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City Drug Co
Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
Lavoptik Eye Wash Promises Quick Eye Relief
Advertisement from Fuller Drug Co notes Lavoptik eye wash with witch hazel camphor hydrastis provided rapid relief for strained inflamed eyes. Describes a man who could not read without pain improved after two applications and a woman with weak eyes benefited from one bottle.
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Fuller Drug Company
Advt
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Ole Dahl
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Seattle, Wash
Hamilton
Missoula
United States Mall
Drummond
Ovando
Gox
Anaconda News
Stuart Mill Spring
L. V. Bender
Anaconda Anglers’ Club
Lepke
Johnson
PATHE
Elks
Eczema
Standard Publishing Co. Stationery Department
Expert Service
Anaconda Shoe Shop
C. A. Turtle Co
East Park Avenue
P. J. Finnegan CO
W. H. Dobsloff
Anaconda Florist
West Side
R.B. Lewis
R. B. Abbott Co
James H. Murphy
Ken
Kelly & Tuchscherer
Elm Street
J. I. Sanderson
East Park
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