Anaconda News Robert J Dunn Receives Political Post
Two boys aged 10 and 7 were seriously injured after their sled struck a delivery truck on Birch Street. Anton Stricich suffered a fractured skull and facial cuts, while Joseph Gannon escaped with facial injuries. The accident prompted a警 authorities warning on unattended running vehicles and a push for stricter traffic enforcement. Separately, a runaway auto, a runaway horse team, and a spate of vagrancy arrests tied to IWW activity marked a busy day in the city. Robert J Dunn, longtime Anaconda resident, was appointed state sealer of weights and measures for Deer Lodge Ravalli and Granite counties, amid political support from both parties.
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Anton Stricich
Joseph Gannon
Birch Street
Thorton Bros. Grocery Company
Mirch
Sixth Streets
Anton
William Nelson
Sixth Street
Bie
St. Ann's Hospital
Joseph
East Park Avenue
Riberdie
James McClellan
Commercial Avenue
City Hall
Robert J. Dunn
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Ravaldl Vowel
Granite
Mr. Dunn
Charles T. Stewart
Dunn
Horoscope for a Lucky Day and Bold Ventures
A 1916 McClure Syndicate horoscope predicts a day of high luck with Mars Jupiter Mercury and Saturn favorable. It foresees strong business deals and new authorial projects, notes bankers’ foresight, and warns of possible trouble with foreign loans. Also forecasts storms, violent buzzards, a winter resort accident, and a profitable winter for hospitality. A royal incognito visit is foretold and a Western city fame through a dramatic event is hinted. Children born today may be spirited but persevering.
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Mars
Jupiter
Mercury
Saturn
Wyoming
Dakotas
Canada
McCluren
Meeting of Peace Workers Sets January Open Session
Washington December 29 The American Peace Society directors voted to convene an open meeting of peace workers in January to craft a concrete program for international reorganization aimed at securing lasting peace after the war. Praise for Marshal JorEnt Paris minister of war followed a deputy chamber speech on nominations.
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Peace Workers
Washington
Der
The
American Peace Society
JorEnt Paris
Chamber of Deputies
General Joffre Honored as Marshal of France
General Lyautey calls the designation a high honor and salutes the supreme distinction for the man who saved the country.
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Joffre
France
Lyautey
Ram Chandra Visited Rooms Amid Trial for Revolution Propaganda
San Francisco on December 29 reports German consulate detective Charles C. Crowley testifying in the trial with Consul General Franz Bopp and associates over alleged conspiracy to violate U S neutrality. Crowley admitted visiting Ram Chandra twice but denied discussions of revolutionary propaganda or arms shipments to Villa in Mexico and the Annie Larsen steamer.
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San Francisco
Ram Chandra
British India
Charles C. Crowley
Franz Bopp
United States
John W. Preston
Crowley
Villa
Mexico
Annie Larsen
Mexio
New Regime Starts Out To Save Money
Madison Wisconsin December 29 An economy measure for the first time in Wisconsin the constitutional state officers elect are ready and qualified to take possession of their offices at noon next Monday without the usual inauguration ceremony The officers headed by Governor elect Philipp took their oaths before John Donald secretary of state notary public instead of before the chief Justice of the state supreme court as in former years It was argued that this method of qualifying will save the state the expense of the pomp and ceremony of a formal inauguration
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Philipp
John Donald
Economic Pressure urged to get fair hearing for IWW
In Wash, Dec 28, Western Washington department of forest and lumber workers of the Industrial Workers of the World adopted a resolution demanding economic pressure. It calls for a general strike in the lumber industry if the Everett murder trial defendants are railroaded, to secure a fair hearing for the 72 IWW members awaiting trial for the Flat town killings on Nov 6.
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Wash
Industrial Workers of the World
Everett
Washington Department of Forest and Lumber Workers of the
Organization of Lumber Workere S
Logan News: Holiday Movements and Rail Staff
Logan notes list local visitors and rail personnel over the holidays. Loren and Owen Anderson family return to Forsyth. Lissa Carleton visits from Billings to relatives. Dave, a traveling train dispatcher, inspects operations. Tranels Carpenter covers for Bid Ellison. Hoy Spencer moves from Pony and Norris to Livingston. AL Hubbard and Mrs. Stolland family ties mentioned.
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Logan
Loren Anderson
Owen Anderson
Mary Darlington
Forsyth
Tr. A. Hether- Ington
Lissa C. Carleton
Billings
LC. Carleton
R. B. Carleton
AL Hubbard
Dave
Tranels Carpenter
Ellison
Hilison
Thompson Falls
Lester White
Helena
W. A. Stolland
Hoy Spencer
Livingston
Tunn
State Faces Small Deficit Over Two Years in Montana
Helena reports that with 25 990 yearly for new University of Missoula and agricultural college buildings and more at normal college and orphans home, the state faces a deficit under 40 000 over the next two years. Auditor Keating to Gov Stewart notes 1917 receipts about 4 640 000 and expenditures 4 679 698, with detailed 1918 estimates and recurring costs.
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Ne Executive Department
Keating
Bankig Fund
Tate Highway Commission
Fate Time and Fish Fund
Hate Land Office
Lewistown notices brew over rooming house licenses
A. D. Johnson owner of Weaver rooming house seeks a temporary restraining order to block license revocation after acquittal on beer sale charges. Beatrice Marshall appeals a guilty verdict for alleged beer sales, claiming invalid rooming house ordinances and denial of jury trial. Salvation Army tree event for the poor and Royal Arch Masons officers installation are reported.
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Swistown
A. D. Johnson
Beatrice Marshall
Potee
Weer
Majestic
Ilegally
Council On Lan
Salvation Army
Judith Theater
George Tirst
Episcopal Church Presiding
Hiram Chapter
Royal Ar Masons
Stanley Wrigley
W.H. Gardner
J.B. Robinson
Yell
T. Graham
Walter Ashman
Henry J. Slark
Sentinel
New National Banks Chartered Across Montana
The Treasury Department issued national charters for several Montana banks. First National Bank of Joplin, with 25000 capital, joins the system. Farmers' Bank of West Point converts to First National Bank of Wolf Point with 20000 capital. First National Bank of Manhattan to be formed from Home State Bank with 35500 capital. Proposals filed for First National Bank of Gifford, Farmers' National of Circlo, and First National of Froid, each about 20060 capital. President signs enlarged homestead law after notifying Senator Myers.
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Washington
Treasury Department
First National Bank
Joplin
Mont
Farmers’ Bank of
West Point
First National Bank of
Wolf Point
Uise
First National Bank of Manhattan
Home State Bank
Gifford
Farmers’ National of
Circlo
Froid” National
Froid
J . Myers
Miss May Crichton Loses In Contests For School Post
Helena, Dec 29 Miss May J Crichton was declared not elected as county superintendent of schools after a judge voided Gilman precinct ballots for lacking official stamps. Miss Eva Harrington led by 80 20 on canvass but recount showed Crichton 56 and Harrington 20 in Gilman. Case may go to the supreme court.
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Helena
May J. Crichton
Eva Harrington
R. Lee Ward
Gilman
Miss Crichton
Miss Harrington
Ward
Los
Supreme Court
Northwest land bank to be based in Spokane
Washington dispatch reports the federal farm loan board will appoint four officials to direct the new land bank in Spokane. One member from each Northwest state will lead the Spokane bank, with posts for president secretary and register. Names of applicants are withheld.
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Land Bank
Standard
Washington
Federal Farm Loan Board
Spokane
Northwest District
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Lamert Named Deputy Sealer of Weights and Measures
Helena Montana December 28 C T Stewart secretary of state elect announced the appointment of Rt Lamert of Helena as deputy sealer of weights and measures succeeding Dave Woods of Great Falls Lamert has lived in Helena about 20 years He was a progressive in the campaign and a Republican connected with the state headquarters He headed publicity for the anti cartoon feature in the state and was a printer by trade and once president of Helena Typographical
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Lemert
Wos
Helena
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