Delinquent Tax List for Deer Lodge County 1912
Public auction to collect overdue taxes on listed properties in Deer Lodge County Montana. Many Anaconda parcels and mineral lode claims are named with owners and lot descriptions. Sale set for January 20 1912 at 2 p m in front of the county treasurer's office Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Ames
Sam
Wurrage
Albert
Mic Ali i
Dietz
Anna
Dodd
Willian
L. P
Eliskovich
Thomas N
T. J. Os
Giometti
Andy
Bemkeely, B
Estate
Holthushen
Paws
Eae
Ireland
L. F
Mtr
Wettalee Tsuacson
Johnson
G. W
Mommy
Gooter
Cess
Kirkpatrick
George Saeeh
MR Saint
McDonald
Alexander
McKiernan
John H
Otterson
Malcolm
Dewees
William
Anaconda
Mont
J. Gallagher
Montana teachers active at quarterly Missoula meeting
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula describes the Montana State Teachers association opening with 400 visiting teachers. The program covers consolidation of Montana educational institutions, plus a full slate of department sessions, lectures, and social functions at University hall, the library, and local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Roberts
Helena
State Board
Montana
General Assembly
University Hall
University Library
Wisconsin
Columbia University
Iowa
University of Iowa
Montana State Normal College
Department of Secondary
University Assembly Hall
A. D. Wiggin
Great Falls
Reynolds
University
K. M. Jacobson
David Lever
E. B. Craighead
University Avenue
Association of Collegiate Alumni
A. W. Richter
Maurice Avenue
Young Woman's Christian Association
Harness Theater
Palace Hotel
Milwaukee Railway to Carry Suit to Top
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway seeks US Supreme Court review over Montana like fee law. District Judge Smith ruled the state overcharged by 22,446 dollars on filing articles of incorporation. The suit hinges on whether fees may be tied to capital stock, affecting interstate property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
T. M. Swindlehurst
Supreme Court of the United States
Smith
State Supreme Court
Myers to Have Interview With President Elect
Washington, Dec. 7. Senator Myers has not set an appointment with President-elect Wilson to discuss Governor Norris for interior secretary and will defer further talks until he receives governor endorsements for Montana. After papers arrive, we will go to Trenton for an interview. Senator Ashurst urged Norris’ appointment, and Governor Wilson spoke kindly of Norris but offered no commitment.
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Washington
Myers
Wilson
Norris
Montana
Trenton
Ashurst
Arizona
Secretary's remark sends Joseph Levy to Cook County jail
Chicago December 27 A remark by Joseph Levy white secretary to Jack Johnson prompted authorities to detain him in Cook County jail Levy had been bound at 1000 to testify in the Mann Act case against Johnson but Judge Carpenter raised the bond to 3000 after learning Levy planned to leave town Levy could not post the bond and remained jailed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Levy
Jack Johnson
United States
Cook County
Levy
Johnson
Carpenter
Suit Against Northern Pacific Over Hours Law
The government filed suit in federal court today against the Northern Pacific Railway company for alleged violation of the hours-of-service law, with Missoula referenced in the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Northern Pacific Rail Way Company
Missoula
Balance of Balkan Power and Balkan Slavs in 1914
Reports from Constanti nople say officers were ordered to the Tehatalja lines after mutinous troops complained officers rested in the capital while soldiers endured trenches. The article argues Austria and Germany would dominate the Balkans if the triple entente yields on frontiers and Servia is sacrificed to preserve Balkan Slavic interests.
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Albania
Servia
Durazzo
Montenegro
Scutar
Austria
Balkans
Germany
India
Triple Entente
Constantinople
Tehatalja
Verna Search Ends Hope Fades For Ship Crew
Gulfport Mississippi dispatch reports that as of December 27 all hope is lost for the Norwegian bark Verna and its crew, following efforts to reach the vessel in hazardous conditions.
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Gulfport
Miss
New Way to Make Apple Dumplings by Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill
A Boston Cooking School Magazine editor presents a new method for apple dumplings that avoids core apples and prevents juice from burning. The biscuit-like shell forms a crispy crust around the apples, trapping juice and keeping the dish neat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Verna Abandonment of 18 Men Reported in Naval Notice
A consignments report from the Norwegian consul states the bark Verna, loaded with lumber, cleared Gulfport for Rio on August, carrying 18 crewmen who have since vanished. No further word has been received about the vessel since that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfport
Rio
Massacre of Native Village Reported in Papua
Port Moresby authorities received news of a barbaric massacre in Papua near the capital. Lomma natives allegedly killed virtually an entire village as revenge while passing Magort en route to their own settlement. The victims were mainly women and children with a few old men among the slain.
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Sydney
Port Moresby
Papua
Magort
Rooming house fire kills two boys in Los Angeles
Early morning blaze on North Main Street destroys a rooming house with two youths, Leonard and Leopold Walters, 18 and 14, among the dead. Six others injured, sister Olga Walters escaped by jumping from a third story window. Police seek a man tied to a prior arson attempt as hero rescues and Capt. A H Moore of an engine company is gravely injured but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
North Main Street
Leonard
Leopold Walters
Olga Walters
A. H. Moore
Sailor Thrown Into Sea By Whom Is The Question
San Francisco December report says the power schooner Leonore bound for Mexican waters is held at Topolobampo after Thomas Hunt disappeared from the wheel on December 18. The crew accuse first mate Jay Herbreman of murder and report cruel treatment. A Mexican federal judge will hear the case.
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San Francisco
Dee. T
Thomas Hunt
Leonore
Topolobampo
Jay Herberman
F. J. Epson & Co
Hunt
Boy Murders Girl Then Kills Himself in Mill
In Millbury Massachusetts on December 27 14 year old Lara Leman was shot and killed by 15 year old Charles Adams as she entered Cordis cotton mill. Adams then shot himself and died later. Police cite jealousy as the motive. Mill employees were distraught and the plant was closed for the day.
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Millbury
Mass
Lara Leman
Cordis
Charles Adams
Novel Picture Making Silhouette Fashion
A new novelty in picture making uses cut black paper silhouettes placed between two layers of semi transparent silk or fine netting. The hanging silhouette is lit from behind to create striking effects, attracting attention from advertisers and artists alike.
Labor Bureau Aids Porto Rico Workers
A September establishment of a labor bureau in Porto Rico aims to aid island workers. The American Federation of Labor weekly newsletter notes improving labor conditions and emphasizes the bureau’s value to the working population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of
Porto Rico
American Federation of Labor Weekly
Island
ANACONDA BOYS CLUB PLANS NEW BUILDING WITH PLUNGE
Backers of a boys athletic club movement in Anaconda seek to construct a dedicated building within a year. The plan includes a full equipment set and a swimming plunge, with small dues to ensure access for all city youths and no suitable current premises available.
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Boys’ Athletic Club
Cit
Complaint Issued Against Foreman in Employment Bribery Case
Justice of the Peace Pringle issued a warrant for one foreman after Acting County Attorney J W James filed a complaint sworn by W J Stevens an employee. The charge alleges accepting money for providing men with work. No arrest had been made last night. More complaints are expected soon. Street talk had anticipated arrests for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Pringle
J. W. James
W. J. Stevens
Attempt Made to Burglarize U K Store
An attempt was made to burglarize the U K store on East Park Avenue last evening at 8 20. The burglars tried to break into a rear window where packages were stacked. The proprietor, present in the store, seized a gun and confronted the intruders driving them off. Night Chief O Brien and officers searched for suspects but found none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. K
East Park Avenue
O'Brien
Hometown Happenings in Hometown
Local column notes Silas Grabs installs new hinges on his front gate as winter prep. Banker Mr. Royal warns of tight funds while a cent feels as big as a cart wheel. Hog-filled sidewalks prompt talk of a hog ordinance. A Cleveland paper questions family washing times. First Baptist church replaces its choir amid flirtation concerns. Farmer Johnson shows off three large pumpkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas
Times
Mr. Royal
Cleveland
First Baptist Church of
Hometown
Munyon's Paw Paw Pills Promote Liver Action
Munyon's Paw Paw Pills are described as unlike other laxatives and cathartics. They gently activate the liver and stomach without scouring or weakening, starting secretions to correct constipation. The pills are a tonic for stomach, liver, and nerves, invigorating and enriching the blood without calomel or dope.
Winter Resolve Amid Odd Town Notes
Town editorial voice confides readiness for harsh winter while sharing quirky local tidbits. It recalls Mr. J's great grandfather at Brandywine with nine peacocks and notes the Hometown Ladies Literary Society has collapsed. It mentions suggested Banner ideas and a joke about why the hen crosses the street. It laments unpaid dues and notes some cash is needed even with religion.
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Mr. J
Brandywine
Ladies’ Literary Society
Choosing Wall Paper
A worried husband consults a decorator shop about wallpaper and price. After rejecting light or dark options and patterns his wife’s dislikes are voiced, leading the assistant to quip that the couple should get a divorce.
President remits remaining portion of sentence
Washington dispatch reports the president has remitted the unexpired portion of a sentence. The action leaves the fate of the case unresolved and awaits further presidential docket decisions.
Fitzpatrick Funeral Service This Morning at St Peter’s
The funeral of Frances Joseph Fitzpatrick will begin at 8:45 AM from the family residence at 612 East Commercial Avenue, then proceed to St. Peter’s Church for a high mass.
Headache Biliousness Promoted By Gentle Cascarets
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a cleaning aid for stomach liver and intestines. It claims bilious symptoms like headaches bad taste yellow skin dark circles and thirst can be cured while you sleep with a 10 cent box from your druggist. The copy uses playful, humorous language.
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Adamson
Almon
Beaulieu
Annie
Boyce
John T
Eveess Beilenberg
N. J
Peereeés Baughman
William K
Brazanello
Francises
Cabin
Franklin Mining Company
MPR
Pastern
Larabie Bros. & Co
Mahoney
W. T
Teewiss Murphy
Margaret
Northey
Range EE
Soup
SUSUR
William, House and Priebe
Fred
Northeast
Aeraener
Tange
Titel Raisland
H. S
Herbert
Theenas
Westerson
Nels
Aeae White
W. J
Daly Gulch
Ale Zorn
Emil
We.au
Milwaukee Railway
Smoke
Police OF
Sebastian
Hovre
LABOR
Anaconda News
Pro
Posed Boys’ Athletic Club
Farmer Johnson
Munyon
Grocery Department
Bell
Underwood
Vette Ee
Roman Beauty and Wagner
Continental Oil Company
Cheyenne
Butte
Boies
Sekt Lake City
Best Lumber
Main Street
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