Anaconda Council Debates Tax, License Rules and Reform
Anaconda city council discussed a recall prop osal for a city county commission form of government and urged legislators to pass related bills. A liquor license measure limited licenses to one per 15 000 population until the 16 000 threshold, with 48 saloons in town. enforcement would revoke licenses only for cause.
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Afty Council
Spoipai
O'Neill
Finance Committee
Mise Nene Shigrue
Sounell
Trunk
Anacomia
Deer Louige
Cuming
Montana Protective Association
Mares Herhatleh
East
Truk Avenue
Naiuher
Coffey
Wellcome ordinance trims city salaries and departments
The council advanced the Wellcome plan to cut pay and staff, reducing the city clerk from 7200 to 600 yearly and limiting hours, trimming the treasurer and fire and police forces, with changes to take effect on passage. Alderman Clinton cited keeping saloons from residences. A separate matter involved license questions for an auctioneer named Boyle and state versus county licensing rules.
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Alderman Wellcome
Judiciary Cancudilles Thas
Whiarney
Fire Department
Warry G. Driffil
District Court
Supreme Court
Court Corte
Finance Committee
Boyle
Main Street
Egan
Boy Forger Sent To Reform School After Confession
A 14 year old boy convicted of writing bad checks to buy clothing was sent to the reform school by Judge Winston on yesterday. The youth, described as exceptionally bright, confessed he committed the crime to obtain money. The court offered him advice aimed at guidance and reform.
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Dear Anderson
Jean
Bonner
Winston
Enutt
Tver
Solemn Masses and Services at St Pauls Church
Solemn high mass will be celebrated at 8 and 6 each Sunday morning at St Pauls. Mass will be sung in honor of St Patrick. Two low masses follow at 9 and 9:30. At 10:20 another solemn mass with music and sermon. Solemn vespers and benediction at 7:30 p.m.
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St Paul's Church
St. Patrick
Wiegand
Coopman
Ryan
Chiappa
Candy Kid Robber Sentenced to Long Term Imprisonment
Chicago's Candy Kid robber, Dev. B Leleh Tehodus, known to locals, was sentenced today to life imprisonment after confessing to burglaries in East St. Louis and Chicago. The case named Dr. W. S. Micharlis and contractor An onie Hemle as accomplices, with additional indeterminate terms added to deter parole requests.
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Chicago
Dev
Leleh Tehodus
Voller
East St. Louis
Allmplers
Wise
Ife
W. S. Micharlis
Anonie Hemle
Duke of Connaught Not Canada Governor
Fragmented OCR notes claim the Duke of Connaught will not be Canada’s governor with unclear dates and many garbled phrases. Mentions of Georg of Wales, Wales and various names appear jumbled without coherent event details.
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Duke OF Connaught
Canada
Ottawa
Connaught
Neta
Etteles
Anil Denes Georg of
Wales
Cattlemen Demand Action Over Indian Depredations
In Montrour and nearby counties ranchers report rising stock losses attributed to Native groups. Prominent farmers urge federal authorities to curb raids and protect cattle, fearing further deterioration of herds. Officials vow review but action remains unsettled.
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Montrour
Ban Miguel
Utah
Christmas shopping and events fill city pages
A jumble of ads and notices lists Goodfriend's souvenirs and men s wear, a Armory dance, a matinee at the Alcazar, souvenir plates at Standard drug store, a Christmas dinner at the Siegel hotel, and local tax notes. Police action includes a 80 day jail sentence for vagrancy. Barber shops open late, and holiday services at Awe dieh Lotheran church.
Christmas Programme at Methodist Episcopal Church
The Methodist Episcopal Church will present a Christmas programme Sunday evening. The program includes organ solo, hymns, anthems, vocal solos, duets, and instrumental numbers with James Grisdale, Walter Quilliam, Mrs. Waddington, Miss Hattle Capps, and others performing. The service features choir, prayers, scripture, and offertory.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Lemoore
James Grisdale
Hymm
God
Auel
Iferbert
Mozart
Messrs
Gristale
Nasi
Chie
Hyun
Mesdames
MacRee
Goose
Capps
Sigler
Watkins
Tria
Wail Bar Scene Describes Vague Dispute and Drinkers
A muddled account from a downtown bar describes patrons and staff, including Jerry Danlin and Ane LuPbut, in a scene involving a rail, bottles, and vague tensions. The text references a brasa rad ty and other unclear actions as onlookers comment on the situation.
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Bram
Qoran
Jerry Danlin
Mr. Doni
Unruly Bar Scene and Foot Rail Disruption
The passage describes a bar disruption where patrons fight for the rail and cheap drinks. The narrative shows frustration with rail removal, customer behavior, and a reporter’s observation of a changing booze culture. It notes a backroom scene with a carpenter, a rubicund-nosed man, and a barkeep Donlin reacting to the uproar. The piece hints at social costs and shifts in local habits and references a broader Portland Prews column on changing urban life.
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Tom
Jack
Machig
Mr. Danlin
Mr. Donn
Mr. Dontin
Inter
Cieenaborur
Donlin
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Alcazar
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Maine
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Amily Theater
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Ryno
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