Anaconda News Playground Fund Receives Big Boost
The Anaconda Copper Mining company offer doubles every dollar raised by businessmen for the Fourth of July celebration, spurring civic effort. Funds totaling 1,115 dollars from businessmen plus additional subscriptions and costs will be allocated to city playgrounds after celebration expenses are paid. Committees will meet to pick sites and expand playgrounds across the city for children in all areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel
Antonda
Ford
Anaconda Copper Mining
Ea Tenseensee
New Department to be Rushed to Completion
The board of education advertised for bids to alter Central school for new manual training and domestic science departments. Bids open August 3 with six weeks expected for completion. Superintendent Dwyer has hired teachers for the new departments and will select a high school principal upon his return. Bids also called for concessions at the teamsters picnic in Gregson Springs, July 28.
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Board of Education
Dwyer
Mrr. Dwyer
Teamsters
Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Comedy and music act brighten stage bill at local venue
A Sure Stage Line provided the comedy portion while Mrs Tescher performed a flustered song, and the slides were described as sad, though overall the program pleased the audience. The event will be repeated tonight.
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Tescher
Wild Man of Sutro Forest Goes to Jail
Andrew Reese known as the wild man of Sutro forest is brought to San Francisco to answer vagrancy charges. He says he prefers a free life and does not understand civilization or politics. He has spent years living in a cave near Golden Gate Park and receives clothes during each jail term.
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San Francisco
Andrew Reese
Sutro Forest
Reome
Roosevelt
Reese
Golden’ Gate Park
Council Accepts Auto Fire Truck In Unanimous Vote
The city council approved a new motor fire truck after favorable expert tests. Reports praised workmanship and noted minor differences from specs. Alderman Trunk pushed cement walks, bids to be advertised, and votes for multiple crosswalks were approved. Mr. Lee thanked the council for the demonstration.
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Alderman Trunk
Hickory Land
Fourth Street
Artest and Alley Committee
Trunk
Lee
Bumper Wheat Crop Coming Says Wight
Charley Wight, former Anaconda editor now in White Sulphur Springs, forecasts a bumper wheat crop statewide with Meagher County and the Smith River Valley leading. He expects farmers to grow wealthy as large tracts are developed, boosting Waite Sulphur Springs.
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Meagher County
Smith River Valley
Charley Wight
Anaconda
White Springs
Waite Sulphur Springs
Saloons in Los Angeles to close at 6 pm under new rule
Los Angeles July 18 plans submitted to the city council by the Police commission would close saloons at 6 p.m and ban any salty substance at free lunch counters. The proposal limits one drink at lunch hour and aims to reduce the total saloons from about 200 to 100.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Police Commission
Livingston Notes and Engineering Tours Abroad
Special correspondence reports on Baumgartner, assistant chief engineer of the German state, traveling from Karlsrube to Livingston to study projects in engineering. He recently returned from a Panama Canal trip, praising it as the greatest engineering work. W Miggin, ex-resident, is named as a Republican elector candidate in Wyoming.
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Standart Livingstons
Keinrick Baumgarter
Germany
Karlsrane
Baden
Pivca
Livingston
Yerandviett
Baumgartner
ehAmerica
Panama
W. Migginn
Miggve Ow & Reine
Glenrock
Tere
Ake Foundation
Occidental Elevator Company
Clyde Park
Shields
Ben Setirg
Oregon Senator Visits Livingeton After Yellowstone Tour
United States senator from Oregon visits Livingeton returning last evening from a tour of Yellowstone Park. Mr. Seking, a Pacific coast clothing merchant with a chain of stores, was the successful senatorial nomination candidate at the Oregon primaries this spring.
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United States
Oregon
Livingeton
Yellowstone Park
Seking
Pacific Coast
Johnston town notes mix of visitors and errands
Local column lists residents and visitors from Butte Missoula and Spokane. Mentions business dealings, marriages, camping trips at Echo Lake, a marriage license issued to Joseph Girant and May Johnson, and the Cash Liquor House delivery. Also notes a rail office game and various small notices.
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Joseph Girant
May Johnson
Million Dollars In Campaign Fund Hearings Begin
July 18 reports show details from a Senate inquiry into Democratic funds with witness W F Sheehan recounting past campaign finance. He described committee movements to Maine Colorado Nebraska and noted large contributors and restrictions on trust money.
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Washington
Alton B. Parker
W. F. Sheena
New York
Senate
Sheehan
Maine
Colorado
Nebraska
Oliver
Bryan
Pennsylvania
August Helmont
Abtates
Dem
Amou
Rheehan
National Committee
New York State
American Refining Company
Havers
Stat Committee
Lamont
Charles Hall
All
Albany
Mr. Sheehan
Clapp
Hall
Lloyd
McKinley
Democratic
Repah
Ensenada Border Rendezvous for Orientals Suspected
Immigrant officials in Ensenada, Lower California, a traditional entry point for Asians seeking to reach the United States, anticipate that orientals may attempt to slip across the border into this state.
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Ensenada
California
United States
Deep Pacific Sounding Reaches World Depths and Copenhagen Votes
The Westminster Gazette reports a German survey line sinking to 8789 meters in the Pacific near the Philippines, far deeper than prior records. It notes Atlantic depths near St Thomas and shallow North Sea waters, then shifts to consular reports showing Copenhagen women gaining municipal franchise and voting percentages across classes and regions.
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Westminster Gazette
Pacific
Philippine Islands
Globe
Waters
Atlantic
West Indian
St Thomas
North Sea
Arctic Ocean
Copenhagen
Focal Rex Iea
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Gregson
Best Lumber
East Park Avenue
Wellcome & Peckover Co
QUE Tailoring Co
Unique Tailoring Company
East Park Ave
Abbott & Ford
Anagonda
Centrin
MIS
Standard
Montana
Sunday Standard
Canada
Mexico
Japan
of Men’s. Pants
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Good Clothes
Council
Johnston
Mint
Vermiliion’s
Verberckinoes
Peter Petridge
Butte
Tbe Cohen
Biing
Omen Carey
S. S. Malven
Missoula
William Dodd
Michael Ryan
C. B. Nordstrom of
Tutte
Rosenfield
Helena
May Harrington
RT. Ferguson
Big Hole
Spokane
Thornton
Airy
George Sparrow
C. W. Varney
Echo Lake
Mr. and
Mra. C
Hunter and
F. J. Miner
Savery Home
Andrew Banzanala
George Donkich
Race ‘Track
A Lawler
San
Schlappi
Walter Orton
R. J. Jennings
Silverlake
Newsboys’ Club
Comar Lot
Birch Street
Sullivan & Peterson
Matt Casagranda
Cottonwood
Stockdale
Deer Lodge National Forest
Big Hole Basin
William Howarth
Creston
Are
Showers
Daughter
Red Lion Mine
Mesdames
Thomas McGrath
Michael McGrath
John McGrath
Cash Liquor House
Milwaukee
Catherine Sorenson
Totherine Ryan
Third Street
Washington and
Ash
FE. D. Gardiner
The
Forest Service
Georgetown Dimlet
Richard Allen
Section
Township
Mike Hurley
RB. Lewie
R. &. Tolan
Winona
Minn
W. M. Montgomery
Fifth and Main Streets
R.S. Mentrum
Marie
Helga Statt
Deer Lodge
F. Olson
Allroad
Abbott
A.re
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Railroad
J.J. Cavanauga
Jarrell
G'S. Hunter
F. L. Miner
Des Moines
San Diego
Steam Today
Maxatian
Campbell Bros
Big Consolidated Railroad
America
Leo de Barr
Holland
Seely
Grand Theater
Man
Alcazar Theater
Choi of
Densmore
Santa Monica
Chase Sing
Reed Honey Man
Fichu
Daly Bank and OF
Bowman
John Te Toole
Stockton Veazey
Lit Funk
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
Darko
Liptons
Actos
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