Anaconda Christmas Roll Call Under Way
Anaconda confirms readiness for the Ted Copes Christmas roll call campaign. President Wilson remarks on the effort to support Red Cross through non subscription contributions. City captains, led by Colling, organize a house to house canvass with SO volunteers across districts including Warm Springs and Lost Creek. Headquarters set at the Montana hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Il Hed
Wilson
Fitt
Mra J.C
A. Hasley
Mra. C. Hi, Fryer
Nick Rosenitz
Oscar Johnson
Tony Dira
Finnegan
George Brolin
Opportunity
A. ¢. Holton
Warm Springs
Mre
M. Egan
Southern Cross
Charles Ralston
Big Hole
L. FE. Cosens
Lost Creek
John Kelly
Brown
Colling
Montana Hotel
Family music as the glue at home and a piano sale ad
A newspaper page discusses how shared music strengthens families and promotes buying piano or phono graph equipment from Orton Bros in Anaconda. It also lists Knights of Pything officers and promotes Christmas greeting cards from The Standard, urging early selections before stock runs out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
East Park Avenue
Anaconda
Notice of Estate Hearings and Creditors Claims in Montana
In the district court of the Third judicial district of Montana Deer Lodge County, James M Jamieson seeks letters testamentary for Victor G Carlson. Administratrix Cecilia Carlson calls creditors to present claims within four months at 412 Birch Street Anaconda. Dated November 18 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Tsis
James M. Jamieson
James White
Charles E. Avery
Victor G. Carlson
Birch Street
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Ceiclia Carlson
G. Carleon
Mont
Anglers Club Mystery Drives Vacationers to Harbor
An explosion near Georgetown lake harmed none, as police and deputies searched homes for suspects. Three men linked to a fishing party at the Anglers Club faced warrants. a detailed chase followed from the lake to the Hay river mouth and back, ending with repairs and a shift at a local smelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Lake
Anglers’ Club
Nily
Ina
Stuart Mil Springs
Liger
Anaconda Roll of Honor Names and Wounded in Action
A newspaper list honors soldiers including Private George F. Anderson Private Ernest J. Beal Private Michael S I Reacken and many others with notes of WOUNDED IN ACTION and mentions of Lieut W Z Keret Frank Duval Corp Walter Spengler and Archie Gillispie among the named personnel. The roster features ranks Private through Lieutenant and a mix of legible and garbled spellings consistent with OCR from a wartime memorial page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Z. Keret
Frank Duval
Corp
Walter Spengler
A. G. Alomaulat
Flal Daniels
Kerty
Oliver J
Edward Flynn
Archie Gillispie
Wate Sam. Golden
Waterilliam
Roger O'Mara
George Phelps
Leon Rusek
Asa C. Taylor
Frank D. Wise
Fragmentary Transcript of Lake Explosion Case Report
Police investigate a lake explosion incident with unclear lead suspects. Witnesses heard murmurs but signs of authenticity remain unverified. Authorities note none of the claimed crews have materialized and efforts focus on unraveling latent involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriffs Office
Lake
Tov
Big Spring
Siner Englen
Five Officers Raid Rear Gambling Room at Third and Washington
Assistant Chief Walsh and Officers Corcoran and O'Neill raided a gambling game behind a building at Third and Washington streets. They arrested Ottollian Belondo Agnostinello Pepph Eugenio Luperina and Julian Younggrap, all charged with gambling. Belondo also faces liquor without a license charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third
Washington Streets
Walsh
Corcoran and
O'Neill
Ottollian Belondo
Ve “Agnostinello
E. Pepph
Euginio Luperina
Julian Younggrap
Popular Man Called by Death in Community
Henry Bernard Ehiman died at St. Ann's hospital after a brief illness of influenza. He was a teamster for Anaconda Copper Mining and well respected by employers and co workers. Survived by parents siblings and several relatives including James D. with the American Expeditionary Forces in France and Mrs Rose Caufield of Seattle. Body at Mahoney undertaking parlors awaiting funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bernard Ehiman
John Ehiman
St. Ann's Hospital
Anaconda, Copper Mining Company
Hin B
Charles
Lena
Ann
Mary Callahan
James D
France
Nethie ‘Mitchell
San Francisco
Rose Caufield
Seattle
Mahoney Undertaking
Mitchel
Two Arrests After Assault Incident Reported
An assault at a family home led to the arrest of Nick Kempla and another individual. Under Sheriff Joe and the office were notified as the investigation proceeded. Both suspects are in custody awaiting trial with ongoing inquiries into the circumstances surrounding the alleged attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Dad
Joe
Nick Kempla
Yoon Ag
Neimishad
Alve
Kumpke
Nehmi
Kumpla
Return from Camp Taylor Highlights Officer's Brief Career
Thomas D. Kelly came back west from Camp Taylor Kentucky where he attended officers training. Reports say his short military stint proved beneficial as the weight he carried there showed improvement. Officer Pat Connolly, ill with influenza, is reported to be improving noticeably this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Thomas D. Kelly
Camp Taylor
Pat Connolly
YO Visit Coast Cities
Mr and Mrs R H Mentrum depart for Seattle and other sound and coast cities. They will stay until near year’s start, then Mr Mentrum takes duties as state fire marshal, appointed by Auditor-Elect Porter. They will reside in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentrum
Seattle
Sound
Porter
Helena
Laney Fire: Chimney Smolders at Chestnut Address
An alarm summoned the fire department to 418 Chestnut where a burning chimney caused brief attention yesterday. Fire crews extinguished the blaze quickly with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laney
Chestnut
Abolish Regulations Then Make New Health Rules
At a board of health meeting in City Clerk Davidson’s office, officials voted to remove existing influenza measures and adopt new compulsory regulations. Citizens were urged to avoid visiting homes with contagious disease, limit attendance at private and public dances, and minimize gatherings. Homes with illness would be placarded with cards for physicians to display, to be removed only after recovery. Funerals restricted to close relatives, procession limited, and bodies wrapped in carbolic acid solution and buried within 36 hours when possible. The meeting included Dr J M Sligh and local officials. 13 new cases were reported that day, with several patients improving under local physicians’ care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Davidson
J. M.sligh
Insley
John Marchion
Thomas Grimshaw
F. M. David
PD Voir
Anaconda
Anaconda Anstach
Hesith
SUIGH
Tribute Paid to Friend's Memory
Funeral services for Jester were held at 2 30 at the home of on Seventh street with Elder officiating from the church of the Saints. Horndexter was affiliated and attended the funeral in a body. Interment was in Hill cemetery. Pallbearers were Frank Clark C A Clark Arthur Hedge W P Cincas Hert Lloyd and Carl Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder
Church of the Saints
Horndexter
Hill Cemetery
Frank Clark
C. A. Clark
Arthur Hedge
W. P. Cincas
Hert Lloyd
Carl Peterson
Barbara Pozega Laid To Rest In Ceremony At Mahoney
Barbara Pozega was laid to rest at Mahoney under a requiem mass in a high church with Rev Father Pirnat officiating. The last resting place was Mount Carmel cemetery with pallbearers Frank Michael, George Lassovich, George Hukovick, Fabian Kovacich, and Marko Bitrien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Pozega
Mahoney Under
Acy
Father Pirnat
Mount Carmel
Frank Michael
George Lassovich
George Huko- Vick
Fabian” Kovacich
Marko Bitrien
Funeral Notice for James H Higgins
K of Members requests attendance at Walnut Street 3 on Wednesday morning for the funeral of our late brother James H Higgins. Pierre Sanders G. K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
James H. Higgins
Pierre Sanders
G. K
Naval program 5 on elaborate scale revealed
Washington reports detail the navy's March 1 manpower and vessel plans. Eight battleships will remain in reserve and manned by two thirds, while seventeen cruisers join active service. A aviation force and various craft require thousands of personnel as part of a large expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Unite Navy
Coontz
Activ
Admits Charge Now in Telegram Glorifies Action
The Wolph ambassador to the Russian Bolshevik government admits in a telegram that he circulated seditious literature in Germany. He claims the material moved through the office of the independent socialists and that weapons were handed to Herr Berth of the independent social democratic group. The note follows recent accusations of wrongdoing and asserts pride in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Im Ae
Themany
Germany
Weap
Herr Berth
Independent Social Democratic
Enviable Kaiser Bill Record Shown by Exemption Board
Statistics from the local exemption board reveal 2 623 men registered in June 1917 and 1 512 between ages 18 and 36 in a broad wartime tally. A conservative estimate places those drafted between 1917 and 1918 at 961 with others serving as chaplains or with youth organizations not counted. The board also issued health measures for contagious diseases and influenza, limiting attendance at funerals and urging home isolation and care, under city health orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Bill
Businese
Mer
Young Men's Christian Association
Knights of Columbus
Beloved city man dies amid funeral plans
Death notices say LMAN-In thin city grieving for Bernard Sehiman beloved son of Mr and Mrs J Tan and brother of John Rieti Mena Anna and Terma Himan. Several relatives listed including Mary Callahan of Anaconda Nellie Mitten of San Francisco Rose Chaffield of Seattle. Mahoney funeral parlors report arrangements pending as sister from California arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LMAN
Thin City
Tenty
Mernard Sehiman
Mra J Tan
John Rieti
Mena
Anna
Terma Himan
Amnex
Ehiman
Brance
Mary Callahan
Anaconda
Nellie
Mitten
Crear San Randacy
Tra
Rose Chaffeid
Seattle
Wash
the Mahoney
Ramis
Testaenee
Biren
Ualttorni
Miles Body Forwarded for Interment in Great Falls
The body of Lee D. Miles was forwarded on the 1-20 train to Great Falls Montana for interment as funeral services were conducted by M. P. Mahoney Funeral Division at 115 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Mahoney
Main Street
Miles
Lee D. Mies Wilting
Great Falls
Mont
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Mint Cafe
R. B. Abbott CO
Anaconda National Capital
James Mn. Murphy
Hast Park Avenue
Goldeen
Loin
Anaconda News
ERS
Ute Tas
W. Emery. Kell
C. F. Bailey
Board of
Safetg
Thouse
Montwhlin
FPR
Perens
ACLEW
Georgetown
Fred Pilin
Gat Peeutt
Pilling
Gillespie
East End
Metro Pictures
Bert
Lytell
I. B. Lewis
Anaconda’s
Fe W. Buckwald WB
Harper Rawin
Benrether Gor
Merry W. Brolin
George F. Anderson
Ernest J. Beal
Michael SI
Reacken
William Canton
Chauncey Davidson
Mike
Grba
Samuel Hartwle
Richard W. T
Delbert J. Holliday
Stames Lynch
Dennis P. McCarthy
Mee
William Morie
Quatay” W. Peterson
Dragotin
Pericieh
George J. Sneder
Gorm
Arthured
Rucker
Sbi
Mugene
Ore
Dee
Mitie
Sacramento
United States
Mr. Arnold Daly
the Always Reliable
Pathe News
Bluebird
C. A. Tuttle CO. Funeral Doctors
Business and Professional Directory of
Iate
Dravage
JW. T. Hogg & CO
General Transfer
Keppler Jewelry CO
West Jewelry House
Hallmark Store
Jamnen
Higwina
Sfamily
Walnut
Kolema
Wilkins
McDermott & Danielson
West Sixth Street
Mount Pleasant
Town
McDermott Daniels
Katherin
McDermott & Danielsing
Gal. Poinden
Mrv
Sirs
C. B. Walli
M’dermott & Danielson
Avenue 403
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