Anaconda Board Reviews Koontz Report and School Growth
Anaconda public schools see growth and crowded facilities as Superintendent J A Koontz presents the annual report for the year ending May 23 12. He credits the school board and teachers for progress and notes progress on the new high school and kindergarten plans. The meeting covered minutes audits and high school building details with attendance statistics and recommendations.
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J. A. Koontz
Pulic High School
Anaconda
FitzPatrick
Jones
Kelley
Koontz
Anaconda Public
No Grafting Room Rents at Elks Reunion
The Salt Lake Herald notes the accommodation committee rejects inflated room prices during the Elks reunion. Landlords asking excessive rates will be warned the committee will not rent rooms to nonmembers. priority goes to strangers with arrangements, and those demanding high prices will be last served. George S. Nickum reports expected 1000 to 1200 Elks from Ohio. rigid card rules will bar frauds and out-of-good-standing members from club privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Herald
The
Elks’ Reunion
Montana
Zion
George S. Nickum
Ohio
Elks’ Grand Lodge
Lodge No. 85
Elks Visit Rules Tighten at Salt Lake Gatherings
The article notes impersonation issues as Elks spread nationwide. It states Salt Lake events will require a visiting board to verify good standing, opening doors for valid members and locking out those not in good standing.
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Order of Elks
United States
Order
Elks
Salt Lake
City Engineer Resigns Amid Time Constraints
An unnamed city official reports that the city engineer has resigned due to time constraints. The resignation stems from mounting workload and scheduling pressures impacting project timelines.
City Council nearly accepts engineer resignation
Alderman Stevernagel pressed to make City Engineer MacDonald resign immediately, but council rescinded the demand after a brief dispute. MacDonald will leave August 1 and a new Main Street crossing to be built by that date with triplicate fine receipts and funds reallocation approved.
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Stevernagel
MacDonald
School of Mines
Butte
McDonald
Steuernagel
Lepke
Red Light
Ways and Means
Main Street
Daly Bank
Durston
Haltenhoff
Stephens
Local notices and promotions fill Anaconda city pages
Social dances at Austrian hall and Mountain View park. Dress and suit promotions from Strain's and Odson's with reduced prices on $10 to $12 suits. Rentals, employment, travel notices, and shop discounts populate the day with local business, labor, and social events including a World War era style clothing sale and a Weslayan pulpit notice.
Bliss suspended from union over family abandonment case
At a meeting of Union No. 114 of Anaconda Stationary Engineers Arthur E. Bliss was suspended for willfully abandoning his family. His permanent status awaits future developments as police already have a warrant for his arrest on a charge of criminal intimacy with Mrs Ella Austin.
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Stationary Engineers’ Union
Anaconda
Arthur E. Bliss
Bliss
Ella Austin
Fishermen Return After Big Hole River Trip
A five man fishing party including T V Lux ton Charles Luxton John Nye James Hayes and George Brownmiller camped on the Big Hole river for a week and returned home yesterday. They averaged 10 nice fish per day and noted the river remains high but trout are biting well.
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T.V. Luxton
Charles Luxton
John Nye
James Hayes
George Brownmiller
Big Hole
J. V. Luxton
Shooting Horses to Save Cattle in Arizona Drought
Drought tightens across Southern Arizona with grass drying up and scarce water. Cattle dying by the hundreds. a cattleman reports 140 dead cattle in four miles. To preserve forage and water, horses are being shot in large bands and at water troughs, threatening extensive losses if rain does not come within ten days.
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Tucson
Ariz
Arizona
Woman Fires on Burglars Killing Two Men
In Murphysboro Illinois at about 2 AM Mrs George Joubert shot and killed her husband George Joubert and his brother Moses Joubert who she mistook for burglars. The men had been drinking and tried to break down a locked door at the Joubert farm east of Ava.
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Murphysboro
Ill
George Joubert
Moses Joubert
Joubert
Ava
Moses
Death of Thomas A. Kelley in Park City Mine Disaster
Thomas A. Kelley, formerly of Anaconda, identified as a victim in the Daly-West mine catastrophe at Park City Utah. He had recently married Nellie O'Brien of Butte and moved to Park City with his bride to work in the mines. Kelley, 29, worked previously in Anaconda’s smelters and is survived by his mother and several brothers in Michigan, with one sister Nellie Kelley remaining in Anaconda.
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Daly-West
Park City
Utah
Thomas A. Kelley
Anaconda
Kelley
Don Murphy
Tee Birch Street
Fie
Murphy
Nellie O'Brien
Butte
Hibernians Debate Ireland Promise at Convention
Denver delegates to the Ancient Order of Hibernians confront a circular charging leaders duped Ireland by Clan Na Gael. Officials plan to expand westward while an adjutant role for the military branch is debated. The ladies auxiliary endorses an Ireland Gaelic scholarship and sets endowments and resolutions.
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Denver
Order of Hibernians
Ireland
Clan- Na-Gael
United Irish League
Far West
Hibernians
Order
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Trinity College
Washington, D. C
Katherine Sheridan
Massachusetts
Rose Keating
Maryland
Mary Flynn
Ilinois
Gaelic League
Lafayette Square
Washington
Jack Barry
M. Halloran
Detroit
Mich
Sabichh Arrested After Interfering With Dog Catcher
Mike Sabichh was arrested by Officer Hartz last night for obstructing the dog catcher. He planned to remove the obstacle to his happiness but the patrolman intervened, proving stronger than the suspect.
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Mike Sabichh
Hartz
Sabich
Guardian of the Peace
All Meet Violent Deaths Toronto July 18
Fred Lee Rice was hanged for the murder of Constable William Boyd in June 191. Rice, Rutledge, and Jones were on trial for robbing the Aurora post office. A revolver was seized during transport. Boyd and Jones died, Rutledge later killed himself in prison. Rice faced death after failed commutation efforts.
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Toronto
Fred Lee Rice
William Boyd
Rice
Boyd
Frank Rutledge
Thomas Jones
Aurora
Walter Stewart
Stewart
Jones
Rutledge
Kingston
Heavy Penalty for Smuggling in San Francisco
Customs officials notify Mrs. Charles Botticher of Denver and Miss N Mc Murtrie that smuggled goods found in their trunks are appraised at 1100 and 596 dollars. They must pay fines of 3301 and 1788 dollars, three times the value, plus the appraised value to recover the goods. Refusal to pay will lead to criminal or civil proceedings.
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San Francisco
Charles Botticher
Denver
N. McMurtrie
Man Kills Wife Then Wounds Himself in Englewood
William Nason fatally shot his wife at their Englewood home after she testified her love had waned. He then wounded himself but survived. their baby witnessed the crime. In a letter to the People of Englewood he attempted to justify the act.
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Chicago
William Nason
Englewood
Neason
Shot for Chiding the Boy in Houston Office
Dr. Delipscey an optician was shot and killed by D. E. Williams after Williams and his two sons waited at Delipscey’s Houston office. A quarrel followed when Delipscey appeared, and Williams fired the fatal shot.
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Houston
Tex
Delipscey
D. E. Williams
Williams
Democratic nominations in Eighth district at Houston
The Democratic convention renominated Thomas H Ball for a fourth term in the Eighth district. In Florida Tallahassee results from the Third district show Attorney General William H A Lamar nominated for Congress.
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Houston
Tex
Thomas H. Ball
Tallahassee
Fla
Third District
William HA. Lamar
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Arch St., Phila., Pa
Stevernagle
Council
McRae & Co
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Shields
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Optician
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Michot
Paris
Odson's
Chestnut Street
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A. O. H. Hall
F. D. Fuller
Montana From
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William Taylor
J. 8. Dougherty
Hamilton
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Strain’s
Hawn Drug Co
Inez Thomas
Gregson Springs
Josie Showers
James B. Gallagher
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J. C. Drumgoole
Joliet, U
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Fire Department
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Colorado
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Treland
Clan-Na-Gael
Wife
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Nature
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n
St. Louis
Anheuser Standard
Keppler Jewelry Co
Diamond
Cudahy Packing Co
Omaha
Neb
Congress
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W. A. Cook
M. D
Cook Medical CO
Curtis ST
Denver, Colo
Anaconda, Mont
John S. Marshall
John R. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
Norbeck
Chicago World’s Fair
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Price Baking Powder CO
CNN Nasita
MIDN
Mevers
Park Ave
Mont
Evans Chemicals Oinginnati
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A. Augendre
France
D. M. Newbro Drug Co
Dor
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Tentan
Deer Lodge County
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Board of Equalization
Phil Greenan
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