Glad season for reunited family in Anaconda
Anaconda residents celebrate a heartwarming reunion after a long, anxious search for a missing husband reported ill in Missouri. A woman, carrying a suitcase and child, sought him at St. Ann’s hospital after telegrams to confirm his illness, learning he was not a patient there. A later call revealed the husband had staged a return, using telegrams to lure his wife and child home for Christmas. The plan succeeded, bringing them together despite initial fears and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Jady
St. Ann's Hospital
Missouri
Mora
Mmemte
Stincourt
Monaka
Ott
Bert Christman
Christman
Stee
Christmas notices fill Anaconda ad page collage
Local ads list Christmas trees and flowers for delivery, holiday sales at Greigs and Greigs grocery, Verberckmoes jewelry, Klein repair shop, Moss, and various merchants. Names include Miss Catherine Lally, Miss Vera Rutledge, Anna McGrady, and Anna Sullivan visiting from Dillon. Thomas Boyle heads to Los Angeles. J F Rowe visits from Miles City. several society and club meetings announced.
Anaconda City Expenditure Charts Compare Six Months
The Standard reports charts showing general and street fund expenditures for the first six months of the current fiscal year versus last year. It notes a $3,280 decrease, explains extraordinary $5,750 for a new auto fire truck, and projects year total may exceed appropriation by $3,202. Expenditures for cement walk add $880, leaving a net rise of $455 after adjustments. The street and alley fund appropriation is $6,000, with projections staying within bounds. The charts use solid and broken lines to show monthly and cumulative expenditures.
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Anaconda
Bank Declares 8 Percent Six Month CD Interest Beginning 1914
Commencing January 1 1914 the bank will pay interest on certificates of deposit at 8 percent per annum for six months and 4 percent per annum for daily balances. The notice outlines the bank’s plan for funds left for the specified periods.
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Daiy
Banke and
Rebels Appear In New Places In Mexico
Excerpt reports Rebel movements expanding under General Villa with cadres in Minaca and as far south as Berme. Raoul Madero, brother of the late president, met Villa to discuss civil government and to serve as adviser, outlining potential governance in liberated regions.
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Minaca
Bermesino
Villa
Chihuahua
Sonora
Simoa
Raoul Madero
Mr. Madero
Ransom Demands for Luis Terrazas Jr in Juarez Case
Juarez Mexico December 21 Following ongoing negotiations a ransom of 250000 dollars is requested for the release of Luis Terrazas Jr held prisoner in the Terrazas quarter of Mission. Details on captors and exact location remain unclear but authorities are monitoring developments.
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Ransom OF
Terrazas
Juarez
Mexico
Luis Terrazas Jr
Villa era lands and Terrazas wealth tied to conflict in Chihuahua
The report describes Villa confiscating the Terrazas and Creek estates, attempts to secure prisoners through Washington and funds to rebels, and the elder Terrazas fleeing with cash as women stay behind to aid relatives. It notes land division as a rebel plank and cites Tokio factories producing arms for Mexico.
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Villa
Chihuahua
Washington
Terrazas
Terrazas Terrazas
United States
Ambiguous Business Matter Cited in Diplomatic Context
A business issue is described as routine and not reflecting any hostility toward the United States. The statement emphasizes a commercial dispute or negotiation as separate from political or tactical tensions, ensuring no inference of ill will or strategic hostility toward the U S.
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United States
Executions in Guaymas Over Flirting With Rebels
In Hermosillo a report says the Tenth battalion at Guaymas executed commissioned officers and many sergeants corporals at sunrise after discovery of plots to desert to the insurgents. General Ojeda disarmed the unit days earlier. insurgent guards reported a fed gunboat disappearance. Carranza policy bars service for those who did not join revolution promptly.
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Hermosillo
Guaymas
Ojeda
Plotti
Japan to Inaugurate Boston Steamship Service
Tokio reports Japan will inaugurate a steamship service with a terminus at Boston via Panama. The vessels will stop at New Orleans and New York, signaling a major expansion of transPacific and transatlantic routes and involving key ports in the United States.
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Tokio
Japan
Boston
Panama
New Orleans
New York
Deer Lodge News items mix social notes and legal notices
Deer Lodge reports Miss Rath Davis visiting in Deer Lodge, Mrs Thomas Catlin returning from hospital, and local teachers staging Christmas trees for pupils. A Milwaukee hall masque ball draws prizes, funeral attendance for Thomas Asping, and updates on Dr Scanland taking charge of Warm Springs asylum. Court terms set for 1914 and a name change hearing in January accompany estate notices for Peter Staffanson.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
John Iizoo
Chicago
Rath Davis
Butte
Relaves
Rollyn Humber
Little Son Gay
Los Angeles
Humber
Thomas C. Catlin
St. Joseph's Hospital
Davis
McGregor
Mona Beaumont
J. ‘B. Featherman
Hiram ‘Thomas
Colonel Morse
New Chicago
Tor
Thomas Aspling
Jeanie Pritchard
Floyd Shields
Milwaukee Hall
Willams
Harry Grary
Topsy
Prince
Rivet Martin
E. J. Grogneveld
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Aspinis
Groeneveld
N's. Bielenberg
George. Cockrell
Jomn Bielenberg
Scanland
Third ‘Judicial District
Montana
Third Judicial District
George B. Winston
Deer Lodge, To Wirst
ML. Mndermott
Said
State of
Louis Arthur Quick
Louis Arthur Andrews
Orelock A
Anaconda
Mott
Public Service Railway raises motormen and conductors pay
Camden New Jersey December Public Service Railway announces wage increase for its motormen and conductors effective January 1. Maximum scale will be raised from 25 cents to 28 cents per hour. Minimum for beginners set at 8 cents. About 8,800 workers to receive the raise.
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Camden
N. J
Public Service Railway’ Company of
New Jersey
Reward Offered For Arrest Of Union Official In Illinois
Duquoin Illinois December 21 1920 The executive council of the seventh district United Mine Workers offers a reward of 32000 for the arrest of George Wilson secretary treasurer of the district union He is charged with absconding with 11000 dollars and a graft of public funds is alleged
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Grand Theater
The
Syadtice
Alcazar Theater
Pathe’s
Labor
Wellcome & Peckover Company
Main Street
R.B. Abbott Company
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Heddon Samia
Anaconda National Bank Capital
About the City News
the Mint
Vermillion's
O. F
Sonieht
Bismark
Melander's
Verberokmons
Bee Hive
Klein's
Hammerstough
Thomas Boyle
J. F. Rowe
Miles City
West Park
Ais. T. M. Egan
Southern Cross
Greig’s. Rock and Rye
Greig’s
L. F
F. W. Jones
Weat Park
Fuller
Plano
Frank Plosnek
Lost Creek
Catherine Lally
St. Cloud
Minn
Washoe Coal Co
Cash Liquor House
Verberckmoes
E. Park
Vera Rutledge
Wichita
Kan
Robert Lennington
Hugh Rafferty
Mamma
Greg
Europe
Anaconda National Bank
Greig's
Weller
Good Friend Clothing Company
Express
Goodfriend Clothing Company
Cedar Street
Sullivan & Peterson
Alisa Anna McGrady
Belgrade
Greig
Thursday Morning Standard
W. T. Hogg and
St. Jean Rapti Society
Anne Sullivan
Lucy McGrady
Helen McMillan
Yvonne le Page
Florence Martin
Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Cassie Storrar
Katherine Cotter
Celia Haddick
Park County
Madalain Mann
Anna McGrady
Gallatin County
Emily Duval
Anna Gordman
Bridges
Myrtle Dragstedt
Twin Bridges
Ascce
Ecoe
Nanny
Cmien
Sere Aed
Wrigley’s
Werigley
Ratate
Foter Staffanson
Peter Sutffanson
oMea
John W. James
East Park
Mont
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