Anaconda editor urges visit by national city government expert
C H Sackett of Anaconda appeals for Clinton Rogers Woodruff of the National Municipal League to visit Montana. He advocates state city government reform, preferring city manager plans, preferential voting, and home rule. Sackett requests coordinated consultations with Montana cities to craft a comprehensive legislative program.
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Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Montana
Woodruff
National Municipal League
Ere ¢ Organization of
National Municipal Review
Teague
United States
League of California Municipalities
Times
Ohio
Pennsylvania
California
Portland
Oregon
Spokane
Eltte
Woodrutt
C. H. Sackett
Dec
Cold weather draws charity from Anaconda men in need
The Northwest faces a hard wave of cold that exposes poverty as newcomers flock to Anaconda seeking opportunity. Ministers report no relief house and no aid for those unwilling to help themselves, while Worthy men strive to aid themselves but still require temporary support. Community members are urged to donate usable clothes and footwear to the Ministerial Association for distribution.
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Anaconda
Ministerial Association
Rehearsal Tonight for Carol Singers in City Hall Hall
City singers and all chorus members are called to report tonight at A. O. H. hall under Dr. F. Spelman for the Christmas program to be presented at the municipal celebration on the common Thursday evening. The program features Doxology Adeste Fideles Hark the Herald Angels Sing Come Thou Almighty King Coronation All Hail the Power of Jesus Name Nearer My God to Thee Onward Christian Soldiers America My Country Tis of Thee.
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A. O. H. Hall
3. F. Spelman
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Bethany
St. Gertrude
America
Fire Chief Collins Seriously Ill at Home
Charles Collins, chief of the Anaconda fire department, is critically ill at his home in city hall after severe stomach abscesses and hemorrhages. The first attack occurred Saturday and his condition was serious yesterday. a turn for the better is awaited with anxiety.
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Charles Collins
Anaconda
Christmas Music in the Churches in Middletown
Christmas services at several churches drew large congregations. The Methodist church held a Sunday school program with gifts for friends and a capacity evening audience for a Christmas concert featuring choir numbers solos by Beatrice Gregory Mrs Oscar Johnson George Hi Quilliam and a Gregory Quilliam duet. First Baptist presented a vocal solo Roberts and a Mrs Lathrop Mr Thomas duet. The Christian church also hosted an evening Christmas concert with a male chorus several solos and a duet.
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Beatrice Gregory
Oscar Johnson
George Hi.’ Quilliam
Christmas music at St Pauls Church services announced
The St Pauls Church announces Christmas morning music directed by Dr J F Speman. The high mass service at 4 o clock and the 10 30 o clock service will feature a choir with orchestral accompaniment under the direction of Wiegand La Hasche Gregorian Father.
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St. Paul's Church
J. F. Speman
Wiegand la Hasche Gregorian
Wreck near Lorette injures two hundred passengers
In Lorette Manitoba on December 21 a Canadian, Minnesota, and Fort William train derailed five coaches a baggage car and a diner, overturning into a ditch. The wreckage caught fire but passengers escaped through broken windows with minor scratches and bruises. Officials say a broken rail caused the accident.
Weather forecasts predict unsettled Christmas week in US
The weather bureau reports unsettled conditions across much of the United States for the Christmas week. Temperatures will run below normal with overcast skies. Disturbances from the South will bring rain and snow, moving northeast and into the central valleys by Tuesday, then affecting the Middle West later in the week with a shift to warmer and then colder conditions.
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Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
Middle West
Well Known Confederate Vet Sumner Cunningham Dies
Sumner Cunningham editor and proprietor of the Confederate Veteran died in Nashville at a hospital after a series of nose hemorrhages. He served in the Confederate army during the Civil War and later entered the newspaper business. The piece notes his fame among both Union and Confederate veterans.
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Nashville
Tenn
Sumner Cunningham
Cunningham
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