Anaconda playgrounds fund boosted by local donors
Anaconda officials report a $1,252.62 provision for playground equipment funded by a business men drive and a dollar-for-dollar July celebration offer from E. P. Matthewson on behalf of Anaconda Copper Mining. Mayor Conyne forms a committee as three sites are eyed citywide. The detailed celebration expenses total $3,252.08 with remaining funds set to playgrounds across districts.
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Anaconda
Ford
New Department to be rushed to completion
Board of Education advertises for bids on alterations to Central Servel building for housing new departments of man a training and do bhestia servnce. Bids open Aug 3. six weeks for completion. Superintendent Dwyer says teachers engaged for new apartments. principalship of high school to be filled upon his return. Presidential year tariff issue noted. Public notices include concessions for teameters' picnic at Gregson Springs with bids due July 19. The programme last night featured The Peril in Janah and The Ghost.
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Optielnn's Scheme and A Sure Siege Shine on Bill
The Optielnn's Scheme and A Sure Siege Shre TM provided the comedy portion of the bill and drew laughs. Din Looking for 2 Grant Old Lady, the illustrated song, delighted the audience. Ars Tesch received strong applause as Brent and others performed. The slides were well presented and the show received good reviews.
Wild Man in Custody After Prolonged Vagrant Life
Andrew Reuss, known as the wild man of Sutro Forest, is jailed after protesting factory practices. He claims no knowledge of civilization or political figures and has spent years as a vagrant living in a cave near Golden Gate Park. Reuss endures jail for clothing and food, offering little about his lifestyle.
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Andrew Reuss
Reese
Roosevelt
Reet
Sutre Forest
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Council Accepts Auto Fire Truck At Special Meeting
The city council approved a new motor fire truck after a favorable report by three expert testers. They noted mostly positive findings though some differences from specifications, including an 152 inch wheel base versus 145 inches. The meeting also authorized bids for cement walk construction on Hickory and Fourth streets and ordered sale of one farm team with another kept for street work. Alderman Trunk pushed for 10 cement crosswalks as a recurring program. Mr. Lee thanked the council amid hostile reception over the fire truck issue.
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Bumper Wheat Crop Predicted Across State by Wight
Charley Wight, ex Anaconda editor turned White Sulphur Springs businessman and Ue Smith river valley booster, predicts a bumper wheat harvest statewide led by Meagher County. He notes higher acreage, rising values, and a shift from sheep ranges to farm development boosting Wayne Kolphur Springs growth.
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Charley Wicht
Anaconda
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Los Angeles Saloons Near 6 PM Closing Under Plan
Los Angeles July 18 plans from the police commission could close city saloons at 6 pm daily. The proposal limits social drinking at free meals, allowing one drink per lunch, and would cut the 260 existing saloons to about 100.
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Baden engineer visits Livingston on U S tour
Special correspondence reports Helrick Baumgartner, last chief engineer of Baden state railroad, arriving from New York to tour Yellow Stone Park. He was sent by Germany to study projects and just returned from the Panama Canal calling it the greatest engineering feat. John W. Higgins, long-time Livingston resident, named a Wyoming Republican presidential elector. A crew works on a new Occidental Elevator elevator at Clydge Park Shidda valley with a 40009 bushel capacity, due September first.
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Glenrack
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Senator Stites of Oregon Visits Livingston in Return
Ailing draft text notes Oregon senator Lilted Stites visiting Livingston after a Pacific coast tour. The report mentions a successful campaign for a senate seat and a spring date, with references to a trip to Yellowstone Park and other coastal activities.
Local notes and visits from Butte to the city
City residents and visitors are listed amid brief notices. Business callers include Casagranda and Canagnala, with Helena and Spokane links. Committees, licenses, and real estate deals mix with camping trips, theater songs, and a lake accident near Silver Lake.
Montana Hotel Arrivals Report Splintered Names
Hotel guest list fragment shows arrivals from multiple cities including Butte, Portland, Minneapolis, Seattle and White Sulphur Springs. Names include J P Farrell, Hunter Mia, Des Miner, James Savery, Vean Pont, Cabic Rponte, C BH Wight and Tubbs. Documentation appears incomplete with scattered initials and locations.
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James Savery
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Campaign Fund Scrutiny Reveals Large Donations
Hearing reveals millions in campaign funds with substantial contributions from prominent firms and individuals. Witnesses name corporate donors, including sugar interests, noting checks reissued or returned, while accounting shows complex, questioned financing of Democratic campaigns.
Voyage Witnesses China and Japan Passengers at Mazatlan
Ortentals of Hone California July 19 reports the steamship Honlle Juyres arrived from Mazatlan with 29 Chinese and Japanese passengers who took passage there. The account notes the nationalities and ports involved and records the transfer of passengers to another vessel for onward travel.
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Mazatlan
Immigration peril near Ensenada sparks border alert
A fragmented report notes people gathering at Ensenada in Lower California, suspected Asiaties seeking entry to the United States. Authorities fear arbitrary attempts to slip across the border, with emphasis on the dangers to national immigration control.
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Ensenada
California
Deepest Ocean Sensing Records and Noted Extremes
The article details ocean depth measurements with Sea man sounding depths near 3730 meters and mentions tests reaching far deeper than prior records. It notes a depth of 23 250 feet in the Pacific as the deepest yet and cites St Thomas in the West Indies and the Arctic ocean as regions with notable depths and averages.
Women Voters Rise in Copenhagen Municipal Voting
Consular Reports show Copenhagen women gained the franchise with 4,347 women and 54,785 men voting. Overall turnout was 43 percent of total registration, with 99.2 percent of men and 63.7 percent of women using ballots at the spring election.
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