Anaconda School Levy Raised to Five Mills for Year
At the regular school board meeting the 4 mill general fund levy was raised to 5 mills for this year while the 2 mill bonded levy continues. Resignations of Miss Stephanie Smith and Miss Heulah Meek were accepted. Teaching assignments and building plans were discussed and gym use limited to school events. A new physical training supervisor was authorized and Beav er Dam term dates set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Stephanie Smith
Heulah Meek
Miss Butte
Miss West
Beaver Dam
James H. Murphy
F. W. Peckover
Boar
W. K. Dwyer
Notice to coowners of mining claims in Deer Lodge Montana
Jacob Hafner declares expended hundred dollars per claim in 1914 to hold the Comet Lincoln and Thomas lode mining claims in Silver Lake district Deer Lodge county Montana. Coowners must contribute within 90 days of publication or lose their rights. publication May 6 1918. Also Patrick McFall estate administrator to sell mining shares of Anaconda Copper and Colorado Mining Company at public auction July 1 at 2 pm in Deer Lodge county Montana with cash terms 20 percent down and balance on court confirmation.
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J. A. McMasters
Jacob Hafner
Deer Lodge County
Mont
Lincoln Lode
Said
Thomas
Said County
Silver Lake
Deer Lodge
United States
Iet
District Court
Deer Yadney County
State of Montana
Patrick McFall
Hock
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Deercee ‘County
Montana
Etock
Colorado Mining Company
Utah
Court House
Anaconda
Aid Court
Vaudeville Act Draws Narrow Audience in Anaconda
Sullivan and Considine Empress presents a strong bill at the Margaret, featuring Apollo Trio, Bersee and Baird, and Mr and Mrs George McDonald. Dr Royal Raceford, billed as the human dynamo, wowed with electric demonstrations and audience participation while the audience showed hearty applause throughout the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo
Bersee
Baird
Songe Ag
George McDonald
York and King
Ing
Royal Raceford
Stulee
Joint Installation of Scandinavian Societies Ceremony
Last night the Scandinavian Brotherhood of America and Chapter No 13 of the Scandinavian Sisterhood held joint installation ceremonies. Officers for the Brotherhood included Werner Olson past president Edward Krogh president Carl Granstrom vice president Arthur Nelson recording secretary Adolph Johnson vice recording secretary Martin Nelson financial secretary Joseph Refenes chaplain Nels Erickson conductor Matt Larson inside guard Edward Nordquist outside guard Albin Gustafson trustee for 18 months. Sisterhood officers listed Miss Emma Bergquist past president Mrs Edward Nordquist president Mrs Hilmer vice president A G Christensen counsel recording secretaries Olson and another, treasurer Mrs J chaplain Mrs N Carlson conductor Miss Hilda Rosenleaf side guard Mrs O Erickson outside guard Mrs C Juul musician Mrs Peterson Mrs J Ferkin and Mrs M Nelson finance committee Mrs August Holmberg Miss Hilda Peterson and Mrs A ordquist trustees. A Central Labor council meeting followed with officers Robert Welch president F E Castle vice president J C Lucey secretary E E Bailey treasurer G W Baker sentinel Charles KE Peterson Frank Ogner and Alexander Smith trustees.
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Lhe
Scandinavian Brotherhood of America
Chapter No. 13
Scandinavian Sisterhood
Werner Olson
Brotherhood
Edward Krogh
Carl Granstrom
Arthur Nelson
Adolph Johnson
Martin Nelson
Joseph Refenes
Nels Erickson
Matt Larson
Edward Nordquist
Albin Gustafson
Sisterhood
Emma Bergquist
E. Hilmer
A. G. Cristensen
Olson
J . Chaplain
N. Carlson
Hilda Rosenleaf
O. Erickson
C. Juul
Peterson
J. Ferkin
M. Nelson
August Holmberg
Hilda Peterson
A. ‘Ordquist
Enomen
Lmguit
Central Labor Council
Robert Welch
F. E. Castle
J.C. Lucey
E. E. Bailey
G. W. Baker
Sentinel
Charles KE. Peterson
Frank Ogner
Alexander Smith
Walsh Defends Labor Commission Actions in Public Address
Frank P. Walsh chairman of the federal industrial relations commission spoke in St. Louis defending the commission amid criticism. He cited findings on labor in basic industries and the Texas farm tenant report, noting figures and university involvement. Three men and several dogs were bitten by coyotes at a government camp near Irrigon during the night.
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St. Louis
Frank P.walsh
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
Walsh
Manhattan Island
Ai Uch
Texas
Heald
Sunrise
toYgunset
Fexay
Pennieton, Ure
Say T
West Extension
Irrigon
Robert C. Evans
Charles M. Ferris
George W. Bal-lard
Federal authorities crack down on Montenegrin recruitment plans
Washington reports say Justice Department officials aim to curb enlistment for belligerent European armies in the United States. Indictments expected in San Francisco over five men accused of securing recruits for Britain. Montenegrin agents Martinovich and Luburich arrested in Portland face neutrality law charges. cases likely in Chicago and Butte federal courts.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Cottry
Portland
Ore
Grand Jury
Chicago
Canad
United States
Ure
Italy
Department
San Francisco
Martinovich
Trebec
Ariz
Dell Spring-Rice
Martine Vich
Frittah
Atlantic
Montenegrin Envoys Held on Neutrality Warrant in Portland
Montes Petinovich secretary P M Taburich and aide were arrested on a Chicago warrant charging conspiracy to violate U S neutrality. Released on bonds, they planned to proceed to California to continue a Montenegrin reservist mission, claiming no neutrality violations and seeking more time for hearing in Chicago. A train of Montenegrin reservists passed through Portland en route to Canada.
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Martinovicn
Luburich
Montenegro
Chicago
Canad Montenegro
Canada
Minnesota
Montana
Washington
California
United States
Drake
Dela
Chica
Martinovich
Arizona
Vancouver
British Columbia
Bozedon Joevich
Andruja Gurasevich
Everett
Johns Kon
Johnson
Remarkable Letter Revealing Crimes from Dallas July 7
A letter allegedly written by Frank Holt to his wife is shown by C. F. Sensa Daugh. The missive claims Holt planned to stop European slaughter by halting ammunition flow to both sides and to target J. Pierpont Morgan to force manufacturers to cease shipments. He justifies his actions as a duty to save America, citing divine guidance and moral ruin.
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Dallas
Texas
Frank Holt
C. F. Sensa
Daugh
Darling
John Smith
Jonah
Europe
America
Pirat—R. Hearce
Washington
New York
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Saxonia
J. Pierpont Morgan
Glen Cove
L. 1
Morgan
Goa
First’ National Bank
Canadian Recruits to be Sent to Harvest Fields
Ontario July 7 Soldiers training in Canada will be encouraged to help gather the harvest now ripening. There are almost 200000 men under arms in the country. Acting Minister of Militia Lougheed said non commissioned officers and men would be given leave to go to the harvest fields. The crop promises to be heavy and with many men on military service at home and abroad there has been some anxiety about harvesting it safely.
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Ontario
Canada
Lougheed
Cashier Company Officers on Trial in Portland
In Portland Oregon the trial of seven officers and salesmen of the defunct United States Cashier company opened with the prosecution outlining fraud schemes carried by mail and stock sales profits. The government alleges misrepresented patents and financials. total stock proceeds cited as 1.59 million dollars with named officers taking specific sums. A separate foreclosure order for the Wabash railroad was denied and a sale set for July 21. Police chief Wiens was arrested on whiskey sale charges.
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Portland
Ore
Essan
United States Cashier
United States
I. Reames
Reames
Menetee
le Mann
White
Odstock
Wabash
Elmer Adams
St. Louis
Million Endeavorers greet new members and missions drive
Chicago hosts the twenty-seventh International Christian Endeavor convention opening with calls for one million new members and one million dollars for missions. Delegates from India China Japan Hungary Spain Jamaica Mexico Africa and Persia share experiences as American missionaries aid refugees amid Kurdish hostilities. Dr Clark and leaders urge expansion of Christian Endeavor across Asia and Europe.
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Chicago
International Christian Endeavor
Clark
Itrom
India
China
Japan
Hungary
Spain
Jamaica
Mexico
Africa
World congress vision ties war prayer and faith
The Rev. Friedrich Blecher of Herlin reports a grand view of a wartime worldwide Christian Endeavor movement with prisoners of war from multiple nations recognizing God despite setbacks. He cites 77 108 societies with about 4000 members and more than a million in related groups, totaling 5 000 000 across 69 nations and nine denominations.
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Wan
Friedrich Blecher
Herlin
Germany
Chicago
Dnada
Newcassians
Heuer
Haast Prussia
Fatherlands
Wiliamshaw
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PMP
Imperial
Battl
Alcazar
Charles Chaplin
Lloyd
Hamilton
Bud Walker
Western Montana National Bank
Rformers
York
Labor Counch
Federal Authority
Angenny
Jovo Martinovich
Peter Luburich
E.W. Byrn
Ape
Butte
Coeur d'Alenes
Rostyn
Wash
Seattle
Byrn
Wheeler
Helena
Burn
Frank
Cashier Company
Wamash Area Hed
OLICE
Bull” Durham
Genuine ‘Bulle Durham Smoking Tobacco
U.S
Durham, N. C
THE
American Tobacco Company
Persia
John B. Keena
Denver
Googtapa
H. P. Packard
Urmnia
L. B. Chamberlain
Graucage
King
Edgar E. Strother
Anaconda National Bank Member Federal Reserve System
Yankee Brew
Yankee Drinkers
Anaconda Brewing Co
M. P. Mahoney
Main Street
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