Death notices for Fitzpatrick and Mc Gordy in city papers
Frances Joseph Fitzpatrick, age unknown, died yesterday at 612 East Commercial Avenue. Funeral set for Saturday at 8 45 AM then Mass at St Peter's Church. Frank Mc Gordy’s remains are at Lawler and Climer parlors with no funeral arrangements yet.
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Fitzpatrick
Frances Joseph Fitzpatrick
Commercial Avenue
St. Peter's Church
M'Gordy
Frank Mc Gordy
Lawler & Climer
Special officers to aid Chicago police on New Year's Eve
Chicago on December 26 reports special officers may assist police to enforce the 1 o'clock closing ordinance if regular strength is short. E. J. Davis of the Anti-Saloon League told Chief McWeeney that the group would provide men to document violations and help ensure licenses are at risk if orders to enforce are lax.
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Chicago
E. J. Davis
Department
Anti-Saloon League
McWeeney
Chicago Law and Order League
Miracle found in New York subway Christmas kindness
In New York on December 26 a subway guard urged crowds to step back and give fellow riders a chance. Guard No 02628 promoted "Just peace and good will now" and the holiday appeal prompted passengers to pause, compliment the officer, and wish merry returns.
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New York
Grand Central
Officers elected by Bernadotte lodge No 186 Vasa
Bernadotte lodge No 186 Order of Vasa elected Adolph Swanson as president and Walter Peterson as vice president. Axel Nilson was secretary with Ida Anderson as vice secretary. Oscar Blomquist became financial secretary and Ed Gustafson treasurer. Other officers include Mrs Peter Johnson chaplain Albin Gustafson marshal Miss Mabel Lundmark vice marshal Emil Strandberg inside guard Charles Lindberg outside guard Adolph Johnson auditor with Rasmus Johnson A Axelson Otto Anderson as trustees and auditors for 18 months.
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Bernadotte Lodge
Order of Vasa
Adolph Swanson
Walter Peterson
Axel Nilson
Ida Anderson
Oscar Blomquist
Ed Gustafson
Peter Johnson
Albin Gustafson
Mabel Lundmark
Emil Strandberg
Charles Lindberg
Adolph Johnson
Rasmus Johnson
A. Axelson
Otto Anderson
ANACONDA DEPUTIES NAMED FOR COUNTY OFFICES
Anaconda voters see new county officers elected with deputies already chosen. Sheriff elect Myles Kelly will rely on Matt W Heaphy as undersheriff and Dennis Bonner and John Golick as deputies. Ray Reardon selects Chris Strakal as deputy clerk and recorder. J R Blackstone to remain briefly. Barney Hogan asked to stay on as clerk of courts. Postmaster race for W W Harper’s seat continues with endorsements being sought.
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Myles Kelly
Matt W. Heaphy
Dennis Bonner
John Golick
Ray Reardon
Chris Strakal
J. R. Blackstone
Reardon
Strakal
Blackstone
M. L. McDermott
Barney Hogan
Hogan
W. W. Harper
Exquisite wines at the Mint and visits noted
A string of city notices lists visitors to Butte Maurice English, Mrs Ed Luxton and Miss Mayme Gallagher among others. Local events include Christmas candy specials, jewelry and pipes ads, a church service at St Marks, and a hockey team meeting after practice to discuss the New Year game in Butte.
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Butte
Community Sale and Wholesale Offers Promoted
All who are interested in the sport are invited to attend. Low rent enables us to sell ladies' ready to wear line and men's furnishings at lower prices than prevail else where. Solomon, Dahood & Co., 512 E. Park. The Cash Liquor House is making a specialty of wholesaling direct to the people. We will save you money on imported or domestic wines or liquors, Milwaukee beer, etc. Use either phone. We deliver.
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Copper City
Solomon, Dahood & Co
E. Park
Cash Liquor House
Milwaukee
Night of Real Sport for 14 Youngsters
A group of 14 children, under Mrs Searles, traveled from a friend's home to Ben Harrison's mountain house behind the cemeteries. They stored lunch with the chaperone, coasted on the ice below the flume, and gathered for a cabin feast at 10 o'clock. All returned singing, praising the moonlight and vowing to repeat the event.
Frances Fitzpatrick Dead
Francis Joseph Fitzpatrick five month old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Fitzpatrick 612 East Commercial died early yesterday after long illness funeral at home Saturday morning with mass at St Peters at 9 oclock
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Francis Joseph Fitzpatrick
Frank Fitzpatrick
East Commercial
St. Peter’s
Naughty Marietta to Be Staged by Oscar Hammerstein
Victor Herbert has 30 comic operas and musicals and one grand opera to his credit yet critics call Naughty Marietta his most tuneful score. It will be presented here Jan 2 by Oscar Hammerstein, with Florence Webber and a company of 60.
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Victor Herbert
Oscar Hammerstein
Florence Webber
Hammerstein picks talents for Naughty Marietta ensemble
Mr Hammerstein selected singers from his grand opera companies for Naughty Marietta. The chosen artists were placed with a special orchestra to form a musical attraction without a peer in the comic opera field.
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Hammerstein
Marietta
Advy
Neal and Neal at Reel theater brings laughs and drama
The Reel theater featured Neal and Neal with balancing feats and the Mnolax company presenting The Girl in the Armchair a melodrama. The Blind Man's Dog aroused discussion and Cranberry Industry educated viewers. One of the Bravest provided a long string of laughs and the program repeats tonight.
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Reel Theater
Mr. Neal
Anaconda
Mnolax Company
Adv
Hundred and Ten Cars Stolen This Year in New York
The New York police report 110 cars stolen in the past year with less than half recovered. Insurance firms plan private detectives as arrests rise but convictions stay few. A city census of cars in garages is being used. officers periodically inspect garages in their districts for stolen vehicles.
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New York
Stolen Cars Linked to Gangs in Theater District
Census guidance notes a machine to be kept until identified while police trace thefts. Most vehicles were taken from the automobile store and theater district, with gangs operating in collusion with disreputable garage owners.
Portland man dies in Los Angeles suspected poison case
J. B. Mullen, 60, who moved from Portland to Los Angeles last week and bought a small East Fifth Street restaurant, died three hours after hospital admission. Police say poison administered by an enemy caused his death and search for a former restaurant owner with whom Mullen had a dispute earlier.
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Los Angeles
J. B. Mullen
Portland
Ore
East Fifth Street
Mullen
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