City of Anaconda Accounts Show Small Decrease in Expenditures
A summary of charts published by the Standard compares the city of Anaconda's general fund and street and alley fund for May to November this year with the previous year. The general fund totals seven months at 28980, down 880 after deducting 5750 for an auto fire truck. street and alley seven months cost 2480, less than half of last year, a 2510 saving. A June flood last year caused high spending, but after adjustments the street and alley fund shows creditable performance this year.
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Standard
General Fund
Teachers Demand Change in Christmas Vacation Denied
At a special school board meeting the petition to shift Christmas vacation from December 24 to December 20 was rejected by all members. The motion argued to allow teachers extra time to reach homes for the big dinner, but the board dismissed the request. Heuser, manual training teacher, was granted a leave of absence beginning next Friday to travel to Fort Scott, Kansas.
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KE. ©. Heuser
Fort Scott
Kan
Clergymen dissent on charity halls plan
Four Protestant pastors signaled they oppose the city charity halls and the plans to fund them, clarifying their own stance despite not signing the published protest. They state personal opposition to the basis and concept of the halls and their use of funds.
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Standard
Local church committees plan fund distribution
Church leaders from Swedish Lutheran Norwegian Lutheran and Swedish Mission Churches state no member will be appointed to cooperate with the committee distributing funds. Co BE Franzen Pastor Swedish Lutheran Church Alfred Hendrickson Pastor Norwegian Lutheran Church Co M Lind Pastor Swedish Mission Church.
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Franzen
Swedish Lutheran Church
Alfred Hendrickson
Norwegian Lutheran Church
M. Lind
Swedish Mission Church
Charity Ball Funds Assured by Receipts in City
Tickets for the charity balls sold Friday night are meeting demand and guarantee a fund deposited in the bank to aid distressed cases during winter. Prominent city ladies will advise on fund administration and prompt distribution, with tickets available from the Good of the Cause committee and local drug stores.
Carpenters Elect Union Officers
The carpenters union has elected officers: President Robert Welch, Vice President William Jones, Recording Secretary Robert Kedley, Financial Secretary John McDonald, Treasurer W. T. Smith, Conductor Arthur Nelson, Warden Gus Anderson, Trustee John Reid, Auditor A. McGinley.
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Carpenters’ Union
Robert Welch
William Jones
Robert Kedley
John McDonald
W. T. Smith
Arthur Nelson
Gus Anderson
John Reid
A. McGinley
International Shoe Co Produces 15 Million Pairs in 1913
The International Shoe Company operates 23 specialized factories with over 10,000 shoemakers. It rejects leather substitutes and plans 15 million pairs for 1913 across more than 1,000 styles for men women and children.
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United States
International Shoe Co
International Shoe Company
Christmas gift books and local ads spice city pages
Local notices advertise gift books from Greigs and chocolates from Johnston's while multiple ads promote sales, specials, and events. Readers see liquor offers, calendar giveaways, and a charity ball fundraiser with tickets and volunteer orchestras supporting a holiday fund.
St Pauls Aid Society Meeting and Colored Woman's Bazaar
St Pauls Aid Society will meet at Mrs J P Spellman 620 Cherry street today. The colored Woman's club will host a bazaar and supper at A M E church at Commercial and Locust on Dec 17 and 18 with supper served from 5 p m Alaska radiator fluid advertised as preventing freezing boiling and ear injury and sold at Main Street garage.
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St. Paul's Aid Society
J. P. Spellman
Cherry Street
Woman's Club
A. M. BE
Locust
Alaska
Main Street
Officers Elected by Croatian Society Branch No 84
An election of officers was held by SS Peter and Paul branch No 84 of the National Croatian society. Large attendance. President Joe Sladich. Vice President Frank Stiglich. Financial Secretary John R Sayatovic. Recording Secretary George Vujncich. Editing Committee Mike Balkovitz Frank Stiglich George Sestrich. Sick Committee George Kolech Nick Vucinich Nick Radakovich. Hall Collector John Sladich. Marshals George Ban Peter Standard. Physician Dr Feenan.
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SS. Peter and Paul
National Croatian Society
Joe Sladich
Frank Stiglich
John R. Sayatovic
George Vujncich
Mike Balkovitz
George Sestrich
George Kolech
Nick Vucinich
Nick Radakovich
Matteo Bellomo Executed at Sing Sing for Brooklyn Killings
Matteo Bellomo, a young Italian convict, was executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison this morning for a triple murder committed in Brooklyn. A note on roofing material is steel coated with lead.
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Ossining
N. Y
Matteo Bellomo
Brooklyn
Sing Sing
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