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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1914

Page

8

Bullet in Her Brain Ends Two Month Struggle

Maze Morton dies after a period of unconsciousness following a gunshot injury. A bullet lodged in her brain kept her in a long medical ordeal, with medical staff reporting the remarkable persistence of life before final death.

Tragic suicide attempt ends in death of 22 year old girl

A 22 year old girl from Morton died after a self inflicted gunshot wound on April 25 near the Montana street address. She had been incapacitated by the bullet for weeks with paralysis on the left side and partial right hemisphere impairment. Her mental faculties returned briefly before death, with the body to be sent to Portland for burial per her father's arrangements.

Morton Montana Street Butte Irl Portland Commission Hutte Maze

Hotel Arrivals List Reflects Broad Regional Guests

A lengthy hotel arrival roster shows guests from Helena to Seattle, St Paul to San Francisco, with many others across Montana towns such as Butte and Dillon. Names include J. Morris, C. Miles, J. Wood, W. Robinson, E. Burns, H. Johnson, and Mra. Padley, among numerous others, indicating a busy period for the host hotel and regional mobility.

the Finlen E. L. Burns Frank Barnes Ernest Strubble Butte W. Gough Spokane P.C. Andrews Gold Creek P.t.turney Drummond A. Bullwinkel Seattle L. J. Oliver P. K. Holt Great Falls George Mer Billings Ben Stands Spokan H.W. Doty Pocatello D. Hatch Toedo Ohio J. A. Sullivan Denver W. W.mccormick Missoula Mra C. H. Padley Dillon L.T. Carmody Big Sandy Dana Sneider HH. Marin Chicago R. C. Jones Roy Hogan James Clausen Lodi Cal D. E. Harris Lethbridge FW. Joanes William “I. Allen Humboldt Towa H.W. Rodgers Anacon Libby J. J. Murphy Three Forks Davenport E. J. Demaris Boseran EW. Groves Iena Rush Red Lodge James Brady San Francisco D. R. Eaves Calgary Albert Hilda Larson Everett Wash Mary Larsen Henry Florin Cameron L. Harris Dutton Higland George F. Stanley G. . “Edwards Miles City Charles P. Simpson Louisville J.P. Seymour J. 8. Bradley F. W. McKevitt Garnet D. "Wood B. Marion Salt Lake Lake and Wife Whitewall Hugh Newbert Hall L. ‘W. Parsons Salt Lake City A.” Burke Salt J."j. Maloney Deer Lodge T. J. Slattery Alameda Thornton H. Freman Logan H. W. Gorneau Philadelphia Belt B.H. Grant Portland J.P. Burke Milwaukee GH. Billin- Fen Loke Bat Hain Seat Louis Penwell B. Smith White Sulhur Springs Helena C.F. Whaley St. Paul Lipalc New York F.C. Anderson N Philps Detroit W. L. Williamson Dilion C. ©. Harris J. F.alsbaugh C.J. Warner San Procincor J. L. Naughton HN. Mestael Pittsburg W. G. Smith Y. Charles Randolph

July Fourth and Fifth holiday sales urged for families

July Fourth and Fifth Another double holiday to be prepared for cool dresses and tub frocks for the outing summer hats and footwear the children to be made spick and span and the picnic needs gathered together Busy days for all days when the big store can be of greatest service for here in comfort and unlimited leisure one can choose their every holiday need and save much by taking advantage of the many good special clearaway offerings

Exquisite Style and Exclusive Patterns Show Fashion

A showcase highlights fashionable new cloth with bold patterns and refined styling. Designers unveil exclusive textures and distinctive cuts as shoppers explore timeless silhouettes and modern flair.

New Distinctive Skirts In Latest Styles

Our showing features skirts in plaids and checks, serges, crepes, and Rompoer Chuddah in t fetas with non-creasing fabrics. Styles range from seven fifty to twenty five dollars, offering unique, up to date fashion for women seeking individuality.

Kayser Silk Gloves and Accessories Sale Prices

Advertises Kayser silk gloves in multiple styles and colors with prices ranging from 25 cents to 2 dollars per pair. Includes 16-button, two clasp, chamoisette, and elbow-length gloves, plus leather girdles, children belts, braid clasps, pins, and barrettes with special sale prices.

Kayser

Beautiful new fabrics in exquisite silk weaves and shades

The description highlights pussy willow chiffon plain taffetas crepes de chine chiffons charmeuse Canton crepes and other silk novelties in numerous new shades including black.

New Ribbon Sale Offers Wide Selection at Low Prices

Advertises ribbons worth to 75 cents a yard and 50 to 65 cents a yard for special today. Highlights include 6 inch wide taffeta and moire ribbons, sash ribbons 6 to 7 inches wide at 1.25 per yard, gros grain and moire for hat bands and ties priced 0.50 to 0.65 per yard.

New Handbags at Half Price

Fashionable new novelty handbags in black and colors offered at half price. Beaded bags also available in black and colored options. Regular values up to $7.50, special today at $5. Limited stock for the sale day.

Silk Hose Bargains in Black and Colorful Shades

The Best Dollar Silk Hose available in black and colors in full size range. Finer silk stockings priced from $1.50 to $2 in black white and new shades. Lady Violet Extra Fine Gauze Silk Hose offered in black white and extra color options. Children's Silk Lisle Stockings by Onyx and Pickaninny brands in white black pink sky and tan priced 60¢ and 25¢ respectively.

New Neckwear For Women and Misses Adverts Prices

New Neckwear For Women and Misses offers flat collars in embroidered batiste fine lawn net or crepe de chine priced from 35 to 75 cents. Rolling or Gladstone lace collars in fine lace gandie range from 35 cents to 5 dollars. Camisoles crepe de chine shadow lace fine net at 75 cents. Guimpes of chiffon shadow lace gandie from 2 to 12.50 dollars. Warren Guimpe white or black at 3.50. Venetian thread lace collars white cream 35 cents to 2.25 dollars. Fibus shadow lace fine net car lawn 35 cents to 2.75 dollars.

Outing and Summer Wear at Milli nery Salon Value Special

Outing and all summer wear are splendid values in the milli nery salon today at only.

Picnic Baskets and Home Goods For Basement Store

An all new showing of fine French covered baskets in the basement store. Priced from 1 to 2 dollars. Screen doors with fittings 1.50 to 2.25. Adjustable window screens 3c to 450. Lawn mowers 4 to 11 dollars. Ice cream freezers on outing with White Mountain freezers in all sizes.

White Mountain

Summer Knitwear Prices In Second Floor Sale

Girls' cotton union suits with lace trim, low neck and knee length in sizes 2 to 14 priced at 35 cents per suit. Boys' Porosknit shirts with high neck and short sleeves plus knee-length drawers in sizes 24 to 34 offered for 35 cents per garment on the second floor.

Double-Wear suits and regular values in Norfolk sale

Regular five dollar values offered in Norfolk in double-breasted styles and regular stock for children ages six to seventeen years. The sale highlights the famous Double-Wear suits priced at six fifty with sizes ranging six to seventeen years.

Norfolk

Butte Mine Workers Voice Turbulent Union Conflict

A Butte Miners union report recounts protests against machine voting, alleged packing of meetings, and factional splits tied to the Western Federation of Miners. It describes violence at a hall during a visit by Moyer, a call for true unionism, and a demand for an impartial investigation, along with a note on British beer production in 1918.

Riley Judes Western Federation of Mine Denver Butte Frank and File Butte Miners’ Union Western Federation of Miners Miiners Moyer

M Dons warning on return of Moyer and miners

Helena dispatch reports President McDonald advising Moyer and Western Federation officers to stay away from Butte amid threats after gunmen shot a man. locals warn against armed arrivals and declare no welcome for such factions. Also notes indictments, a funeral notice, and a pearl find in Dallas supper.

Mackie McDonald Western Federation of Miners Helena Butte Federation Moyer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Maze Morton Priod Gertrude Son Butte Mine Page M’donald Conway reneral_ grand jury William c. Conway United States Federal Good Roads Association Associa Tion Harry Johnston Dallas Texas
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