Anaconda News Lead on Acid Plant Chambers Built
Anaconda reports progress on the new acid manufacturing plant with six lead lined chambers, each 60 by 60 feet and 95 feet high, plus two cooling tanks. Welded lead seams, hydrogen welding, and heavy gauge walls prepare for future production as experts oversee the complex construction. The turbine clock and noted engineers from Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and San Francisco oversee the project, with completion expected well into spring.
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Anaconda
Gaylusene
Glover
H.W. Dederick
Chemical Buildinga
Stx
City News Letter Reports Dangers and Local Notices
A jumble of town items notes dangers in the city letters, meetings, social events, and visitors. It mentions dances, club meetings, a road of notices, and various residents traveling from Anaconda Butte Georgetown Warm Springs Lost Creek and Mill Creek. The piece also covers a ship voyage past Dover noting eight floating mines seen en route to New York and plans for a concert artist.
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New York
Mra M. Morse
H. Vollenweider
Lewin
Anaconda
Berlin
Violiniat
Plant Land
Dewi
Bean
Merlin
Lef
Holland
Dover
Lewis
Carpenters Dance Set for Anniversary Event with Taylor's Orchestra
The carpenters union plans a grand twenty eighth anniversary dance next Saturday with eight piece music by A O Hail. Ed Connell chairs the arrangements with J Young R Welsh C Wiese J Laughran O Swanton Williams J McDonald RW Swerkin and H C Erickson directing decorations and floor duties. Also noted is a county notice from Deer Lodge Montana treasury calling in bonds of 1000 dollars each Nos 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 208 204 205 with interest ceasing on January 1 191. James H Murphy treasurer dated December 1 Anaconda Montana.
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Carpenters’ Union
A. O. Hi Hail
Taylor
Ed Connell
J. Young
R. Welsh
C. Wiese
J. Laughran
Deer Lodge
Montana
James H. Murphy
County of Deer Lode
State of Montana
Anaconda
Mont
Creighton Football Sees Narrow Loss and Future Plans
An article from Anaconda news notes Creighton’s 9 to 7 defeat by South Dakota after near-misses on a goal line carry and failed forward pass. It reports ongoing game negotiations with Nebraska, Iowa, Ames, and Notre Dame for next season, plus comments from coaches and players about prospects and material.
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Creighton
Omaha
Hart Conley
South Dakota
Snall
Tocat Lees
Dartmouth
Chet Dudley
Notre Dame
Charles Flood
John Connolly
LISBM
Burns
Banane
Scrubbed Pup Ponders Improvement amid Weather Delays
A garbled item notes a pup or person named Jesse Miller promising to “put rink in the drink” pending better weather. The fragmentary text mentions a white howery cult and preont temperature, suggesting a stalled plan awaiting favorable conditions.
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Jesse Miller
Bitter Lesson and The Beloved Adventurer at Alcazar and Grand
At the Alcazar Inst eve Ring two part feature Bitter Lesson stars Alice Hollister while The Beloved Adventurer from Lubin features Arthur Johnson. The Grand presents The Marriage Wager a two act drama about a clubman winning a bride through a reckless wager. Ball Game and Pathe Week offer newsreel items and war updates. Both programs repeat tonight.
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Alcazar
Alice Hollister
Lord Cecil
Arthur Johnson
Lubin Company
Ing
Pathe
Inter
Engineers Begin Their Side Of TT
Engineers present their defense in a wage dispute, arguing pay is fair and responsibilities have grown. Attorney Sheehan cites arbitration of 1910 and suggests current changes should reflect the last four years.
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Stones
Tax collectors close big year in Montana county
County Treasurer James Murphy and Deputy W J Gallagher report a substantial tax collection for the year, with a large payment from the AWC M company. Delinquencies are expected to total under four dollars, aided by vigilance that recovered property including cattle moved from Beaverhead to Anaconda. The funds will retire outstanding bonds, leaving about five tens of dollars in reserve.
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James Sf Murphy
W. J. Gallagher
AWC. M. Company
Northern Pacific
Supreme Court
Beaverhead County
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Progressive party mulls amalgamation with Democrats or Republicans
In Seattle the Progressive party contemplates uniting with the Democratic party or the Republicans while planning for a possible 1916 presidential bid. George W. Perkins of New York chairs the executive committee meeting as Amalgamation discussions surface, with mixed views on maintaining the national organization. A separate note: Nova-aienry Pauly, Hotel Liberty manager, signed for city aid to the unemployed, amid reports of guests refusing to work or pay.
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Dem
Progressive Party
Iweed
Progress Party
Democratic
George W. Perkins
New York
Seattle
Wash
Nova
Aienry Pauly
Liberty
Tee
Balltough
Pauly
de Gink
Navy bars Tipperary song for American sailors
Secretary Daniels endorsed Lt Commander FT Evans at Newport Naval Training Station forbidding the singing of Tipperary by naval apprentices. He compared it to forbidding the Marseillaise or Wacht am Rhein, saying it should not be sung by American sailors.
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Washington
Daniels
FT. Evans
Newport
Fry Daniels
Tipperary
Veteran of Spanish American War Dies of Pneumonia
Wilford L. Chattelie of Anaconda died yesterday from pneumonia at age several, survived by two sisters including Mrs. Max Leland of Butte. Interment planned in Butte after train transfer. Separately, ads note Master Key serial at the Reel with Ella Hall and Robert Leonard and plans for twice-weekly showings, plus a bowling match where Makeshifts edged Athletics 2,219 to 2,205.
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Wilford L. Chattelie
Ing
Helena
Montana
Max Leland
Bute
Butte
Universal
Reol
John Fleming Wilson
America
Little M Ella Hall
Robert Leonard
Bes
Thudeville
Ahi
Lesky Jackson
McDermott
Finnegan
Ig Kelly
Plckard
Small A
Petritz
Blanchard
Butchera
Anaconda Butchers
Anacondas
Andre Sen
Jovick
Duke
Luss
Mercod
Tucker
Masons Form Nationwide Drive For War Sufferers Aid
At a Cincinnati gathering of prominent Masons a nationwide campaign to raise funds for war sufferers was launched. About 1,880,000 Masons in the United States are said to exist and organizers hope to secure at least one dollar from each member.
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Cincinnati
United States
Bread prices rise in Seattle bakers pledge
The Pacific Northwest Master Bakers announce a wholesale bread price increase effective tomorrow, refills for small loaves rise to six cents and double loaves to ten cents. Similar actions have spread to other northwestern cities as bakers reorganize in response to market pressures.
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Seattle
Was
Purifying Drinking Water Method for Troops Described
Washington reports a Nova-army scan describes a new field method to purify drinking water for troops. The system uses a bag carrying water with 15 grains of chloride of time dropped in, destroying all germs within five minutes. The bag weighs about eight pounds and is designed to be carried easily.
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Washington, Nova
Man recalls deposit of robbed money in hotel cafe
In Seattle on November 3 D Col yer, jailed for the fatal shooting of benefactor William Messersmith after a robbery accusation, remembered that he had deposited the $140 in a hotel cafe last Saturday night, altering prior charges.
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Eattle
Wash
Colyer
William’Messersmith
Mesersmith
Montana Woman Finds Wonderful Stomach Remedy
Mrs D Houde of Eureka Montana, gravely ill with stomach ailments, reports swift relief after using Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. In a letter to George H Mayr of Chicago she praises the remedy, noting its rapid benefit and repute. The ad claims the medicine cleanses the digestive tract, relieves stomach liver and bowel troubles, and has saved people from surgeries. Smith Drug Co distributes the remedy locally.
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Montana
D. Houde
Eureka, Mont
Mayr
George H. Mayr
Chicago
Houde
Smith Drug Company
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Mill Creek
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