Anaconda News Veteran Machinist 15 Called to the Beyond
Henry Winn 55, longtime Anaconda resident and machinist, died at his Elm Street home after a five to six month illness. He came to Anaconda 25 years ago for the refinery and stayed with the company afterward. Survived by his wife and four children Elmo Earl Floyd Winn and Mrs. William Faas, plus three brothers and three sisters in Des Moines. Funeral at the Masonic temple under Acacia lodge, time to be announced.
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Henry Winn
Elm Street
Mr. Winn
Ohio
Anaconda
Winn
William Faas
Elmo
Earl
Floyd Winn
Des Moines
Iowa
Masonic Order
Modern Woodmen and Machinists’ Union
Masonic Temple
Federal expert visits smelter to study smoke problem
Van H Manning chief of the federal bureau of mines arrives in the city as a member of a Washington authorized expert board with John Hays Hammond and K D Ricketts to assess the smelter smoke issue. A. E. Wells accompanies him. Manning reports tests show progress and expects to complete the inquiry before returning home.
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van H. Manning
Federal Bureau of Mines
Washington, D. C
United States
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Manning
John Hays Hammond
K. D. Ricketts
A. E. Wells
Salt Lake City
Mr. Manning
Curse of Life focal point in St. Paul’s sermon
The women's mission opened with mass at St. Paul’s church and Rev. J. P. Donegan preached on The Curse of Life. He argued sin brings spiritual death, harms conscience, and offends God, urging confession and renewed resolve to avoid mortal sin.
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St. Paul's Church
J. P. Donegan
God
Christ
Council Discusses Isolation Hospital Costs Refers Matter to Health Committee
City council debated maintenance expenses for the isolation hospital and referred the issue to the health committee for investigation and a report at the next regular meeting. November bills were approved except a $1920 charge from the Butte Anaconda & Pacific Railway for road tax collection commissions, not recognized as the tax is to be collected by the assistant city treasurer.
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Butte, Anacconda & Pacific Railway
Robbery at High School Vault Stolen War Savings Stamps
A break in at the high school vault Sunday evening exposed war savings stamps and school funds missing. An inside job with access via the east fire escape and a cut glass window in the chemistry room on the third floor points to a familiar insider, possibly a current or former pupil, as the likely culprit.
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Board of Education
T. J. Kelly
Dwyer
Thieves Break Into High School Board Room
Thieves entered via window and failed to close it. They bored seven holes to reach the latch and attempted to smash the vault using an axe and blow torch, leaving tools behind. The strong box was damaged but most items remained untouched. a $200 reward was offered for information. The board suspects a current or former student with access to school methods.
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Board of Education
George (. Jackson
Treasurer Finnegan Office Leads In Report Submission
In a letter from R N Hawkins the state examiner praises County Treasurer Finnegan for being the first of 102 offices to file annual reports. Hawkins notes the prompt submission and extends best wishes to Finnegan and Mr. O'Brien for timely performance.
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Finnegan
State Examiner
R. N. Hawkins
Winn Dies At Home Henry Winn 54
Henry Winn aged 54 dies at his family home 517 Kim Street. Funeral to be held at the Masonic temple under Acacia lodge No 33 A F and A M with date to be announced.
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