Mrs Lutie May Nelson Dies At Age Forty In Anaconda
Mrs Lutie May Nelson wife of Robert M. Nelson died last night at age 40. Born in Monticello in 1876 she moved to Helena as a child and later settled in Anaconda near the smelter. Funeral services will be Monday at the family home conducted by Rev H Kitz at the Christian church._survived by husband, daughter, brother and sister-in-law, and niece and nephew.
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Lutie May Nexon
Robert M. Nelson
West Third Street
F. Mureh
W. ©. Mureh
Nelson
Monticello
Helena
Anaconda
H. Kitz
Christian Church
City People and Local Meeting Highlights
Mr and Mrs Phil Levy visited Iron Butte to see the new Pantages show while J F Spelman and family returned from a Pacific coast vacation. Oscar Akin a former Anaconda resident was in town. A large turnout at the Woman's Republican club meeting in the council chamber featured candidate speeches. A Sunday excursion is planned by molders boilermakers and helpers to Silver Lake with music and hall games and ample refreshments.
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Phil Levy
Iron Butte
J. F. Spelman
Pacific Coast
Oscar Akin
Council Chamber
Woman's Republican Club
Silver Laake
German Air Squadrons Hit British Vessels and Russian Stations
Berlin reports successful German air attacks on British war vessels off the Flemish coast and on Russian aviation stations at Gesel, Areansburg, and Lehar. The Aug. 9 raids damaged targets, with several definite hits and multiple observed hits.
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Berlin
London
Flemish
Gesel
Gulf of Riga
Admiralty
Areansburg
Lehar
Toland
First Annual Pienic at Silver Lake
The First Annual Pienic is hosted Sunday by United Scandinavian Societies of Anacon Silver Lake. A special train rate of 60 cents for adults and 39 cents for children is offered from Anaconda with a 8:30 A.M. departure and a 7:00 P.M. return. The event features lunch on the grounds and is organized by the Scandinavian Brotherhood, Sons of Norway, and Vasa.
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United Scandinavian Socieies
Anacon Silver Lake
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Sons of Norway
Onder
Vasa
Silver Lake
Butte, Anaconda
Uncle's Little Nex and The Fireman At Grand
The Jungle Film Company presents Uncle's Little Nex with educated chimps Napoleon and Sally, a light comedy. The Fireman features Charles Chaplin in a nervy, uproarious comedy with little plot but many hilarious situations. Both programs repeat tonight with the usual Saturday matinee at the Grand.
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Ray
Jungle
Napoleon
Sally
Charles Chaplin
Visitor from copper world tours city refinery site
B A Cappelen Smith a noted metallurgist formerly with the old Anaconda refinery visits the city with his wife Miss Condon and sister in law Miss Kathleen Condon. They tour the Cousties club for dinner and inspect the new metallurgy works while being guided by Mathewson and local executives.
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B.A. Cappelen-smith
Anaconda
Mari
Misa Condon
Mise
Kathleen Condon
Cousties Club
Miss Condon
Mathewson Ware
Black Rocks Set To Clash In Two Big Games
Anaconda faces the Black Rocks in a doubleheader as local fans anticipate a fierce showdown. The Roxes, featuring former AW condo players like Earl Tucker and John Brogan, aim to rebound after setbacks in Butte and Spokane. Public support grows for free amusements at Washten Wing as the town sponsors the visiting team.
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Anaconda
Wasthen
Black Rocks
Hone
Earl Tucker
King Birds
Wisdom
McNamari
John Brogan
Mac
Joe Knight
Roxes
Butte
Knights
Schraes Gerto
Spokane
Tron
CARELESS SECTION CREW CAUSE FATAL TRAIN WRECK
Great Falls August 11 A railroad accident near Shelby involved a passenger train wreck blamed on careless section crew work. Engineer Baker of Sandpoint died, three others injured, and the train was ditched at a siding. Officials investigate the cause and speed noted about 28 miles an hour before derailment.
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Dreat Falls
Shelby Tits
Trang
Baker
Esand
Davia
Doe
Ty Picran
Erenor Douine
Frere
Itin
Elena
Eoe
Miner James Dunn killed in Cottonwood coal mine accident
Lewistown news reports James Dunn, a miner at Cottonwood Coal company in Lehigh, was fatally injured when rock debris collapsed yesterday. Recovery crews exhumed the body as the scene was cleared. Additional items note party politics and corporate filings in the area.
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Lewistown
James Dunn
Cottonwood Coal Company
Lehigh
W. Belden
New
Forest Grove
A.W
Higan
The
Milwaukee
Kell
Inventor Builds Gas Engine Driven Baleing Cylinder Machine
A gasoline engine driven device has been invented to bale hay into cylindrical bales. The model operates with an engine powering the bale formation process, promising a new method for efficient hay assembly.
Three More Infantile Paralysis Cases Reported
Billings Aug 11 nine cases of infantile paralysis are under treatment with three deaths already from the epidemic Two of today s cases are in the same family and another from a distant city area The health department says two cases may be traced to a cat carrier of the disease The city canceled circus dates and tightened fe ntions to curb spread.
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Billings
Health Department
Logan News Roundup Of Local Notes And Games
In Logan Aug 1 H o J N Early inspector of the Western Weight and Inspection Bureau and others from Idaho and Montana visited Logan Tuesday to review Northern Pacific wires and telephone changes. Fireman nkearns will begin chain gang work between Livingston and Laurel. Ellsworth I Evers, a Logan yard clerk, was taken to Missoula hospital last winter after two operations and has since returned to Indiana to recuperate. A roundhouse helper sustained facial burns cleaning a fire in an engine when hot coals exploded. Mrs J W Strachan, visiting Tutte, returned home. The Logan baseball team was set to play the Boxmen at Boz.
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Logan
Aug
J. N. Early
Western
Raul Hace
Idaho
Lind WG
Livingston
Laurel
Ellsworth I. Evers
Mis Soula
Indiana
J. W. Strachan
Tutte
Boxeman
Boz
German-born Henry Sehertt dies near Bozeman at 65
Henry Sehertt died yesterday at his home two and a half miles south of Bozeman after a two week illness of apoplexy. Born May 8, 1850 in Witten Germany, he leaves wife, two daughters Cori Sehertt and Mrs J A Reese both of Bozeman, and three brothers CA M Scheytt Springhill Conrad Scheytt Chicago and J W Scheytt Terra Haute Ind. Funeral set with Elder A J Moore at Reorganized Church Saturday afternoon. Senator J C McCarthy in the city a few days after returning from Cooke City, saying times look good to him.
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Bozeman
Henry Sehertt
Nown
Witten
Germany
Cori Sehertt
J. A. Reese
Bozemat
M. Scheytt
Springhill
Conrad Scheytt
Chicago
J. W. Scheytt
Terra Haute
Ind
A. J. Moore
Reorganized Church ‘of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
J. C. McCarthy
Cooke City
Local nominating filing noted for Gallatin County
In a clipped notice Howard Masterson filed his papers for a state ticket nomination at the clerk’s office. The document references his party alignment and the county origin in Gallatin as part of the nomination process.
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Howard Masterson
Gallatin County
National banks chartered in Mil es City and Poplar
The treasury department issued national charters to Miles City National Bank, capital 100000, and First National Bank of Poplar, capital 50000, the latter converted from a state bank. An application was received for a charter for First National Bank of Hinsdale, capital 25000.
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National Banks Chartered
Washington
Treasury Department
Miles City National Nir
Capital
Firs National Bank of Poplar
Peek State
First National Bank of Hinsdale
No Arbitration Of Railroad Dispute Continues In Force
A New York wire report quotes W. G. Lee of the Order of Railways Trainmen declaring there will be no arbitration of demands. Union leaders insist on strike methods to press for terms while urging public understanding. western papers misread mediation prospects as likely peaceful.
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New York
Toruiman
Ehane
New York Times
W. G. Lee
Order of Railways
Tan
Chicago
Wheat Prices Jump in New York Markets Aug 11
York reports wholesale wheat price rise raising barrel costs to five to nine dollars due to higher wheat prices. Affects bakers and millers with old stock moving at new levels. domestic use costs cited at eight dollars per barrel and households face higher sack prices. Bread prices not yet raised. Lawrence Dodge resigns Colorado Progressive Assembly chair. calls for fielding state ticket. Dudesti blast near Bucharest kills twenty and injures about 150. powder plant work continues.
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York
New York
London
Dudesti
Bucharest
Reuter
Wind Up Affairs of American Firm
London readers report the hoard of trade moving to wind up the Horst company on grounds of events near. Mr Partello of Chicago appears to control the concern with American and British stockholders, while former senior United States officials are involved. The matter also touches other companies once linked to Baron von Coburg and now claimed by Partello, with American consulate requested to intervene. Directors include Lillian Scott Troy and Patrick Troy of San Francisco.
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London
Horst
D. J. Partelio
Chicas
Peared
Trey
Poncerned
Partello
James, M. Beck
New York
United
Horst Company
Baron Levis von Mo
Hore
Baron von Horst
California
United States
Lillian Scott
Troy
Patrick Troy
San Francisco
Republicans Obate Against Passage Of Shipping Bill
Washington August 11 debate on the administration shipping bill dragged today as Senators Gallinger Harding and Jones led a Republican attack. They contended the measure would not build a merchant marine, would threaten private ownership, and could drive American ship owners from the transoceanic field.
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Washington
Gallinge
Harding
Jones
Senate
Explosion at Tabasco camp injures two miners
Trinidad Colorado Aug 11 an explosion of dynamite at narrow 1 welock morning partly wrecked the houses of two coal miners employed by the Colorado Fuel and Iron company camp at Tabasco Cheked.
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Trinidad
Col
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Tabasco
Bulgarian Attack at Doiran Fails to Halt Allied Advance
Reports from Salonika say Anglo French forces attacked Bulgarian positions at Doiran about 40 miles northwest of Saloniki. The battle centered on the Doiran railway line and a nearby hill, with Allies said to have occupied the rail route and strongpoint.
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Doiran
Saloniki
Salonikei
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