Anaconda News Shoplifter nabbed on theft charge
Tom Flannigan was arrested by Officer Charles Monroe after he and an accomplice planned to rob a store. Flannigan allegedly hid six pairs of trousers valued at $80 under his coat and was taken to the city jail for petty larceny. the other suspect escaped with a police description available.
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Tom Flannigan
Charles Monroe
Flannigan
O. K
Hast Park Avenue
Flanigan
Monroe
Monte
Ray Henriod Jailed on Grand Larceny Complaint
Ray Henriod was jailed in the county jail on a grand larceny complaint filed by Miss Ella Gordon an actress of Butte who says he snatched her suitcase at Washoe Park last Sunday valued at two dollars. Henriod pleaded not guilty and a preliminary hearing before Justice James Pringle was set for Tuesday morning.
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Ray Henriod
Justice of the Peace
James Pringle
Henriod
Ella Gordon
Butte
Prings
John F Dougherty to be buried Thursday
Funeral for John Francis Dougherty who died yesterday morning after a brief illness will be Thursday from the family home at 1011 East Fourth Street. A 9 o'clock requiem high mass will be sung at St. Patrick Church with Rev. Father J. B. Pirnat officiating, followed by interment at Mount Carmel Cemetery. Dougherty, 18, is the son of Mr and Mrs Patrick C Dougherty of Anaconda.
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Grey
Famalty
Bart Fourth Street
Peter's Church
John Francis Dougherty
East Fourth Street
St. Pat Church
J. B. Pirnat
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Patrick’ C. Dougherty
Picnic Draws Nearly Two Thousand To Silver Lake
Nearly 2,000 carpenters and guests attended the Ana Conda Local No 28 picnic at Silver Lake. Special trains ferried attendees and hundreds traveled by road. A tug of war pitted smelter carpenters against city carpenters. The Hill Boys took the $50 prize. E P Mathewson addressed the crowd and a dance followed on a wooden floor.
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Anaconda
Silver Lake
Hill Boys
E. P. Mathewson
Plente
Former lodger fined for starting quarrel
Ben Klaich was fined $100 by Justice of the Peace James Pringle for disturbing the peace. Complainants Mr and Mrs Steve Gregovich of 514 Ash Street testified. Klaich, formerly a boarder at the Gregovich home, was arrested Friday by Deputy Sheriff Percy Infalls for causing a disturbance and was released on $20 bail. He returned to the scene in default of jail.
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Ben Klaich
Justice of the Peace
James Pringle
Steve Gregovich
Ash Street
Klaich
Gregovich
Percy Infalls
Junk Men Arrested for Lacking Licenses in City
Officers James O Keefe and Al Didhaber arrested two junk men found operating without licenses. The pair rode a horse and wagon going from house to house, giving names Bernard Gold and Sam Stern. They are jailed in the county jail. the horse and wagon are in sheriff care.
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James O'Keefe
al Didhaber
Bernard Gold
Sam Stern
Deer Lodge Valley Farm ers Picnic Set With Notable Speaker
Executive committee meeting called for Sunday at Dan Tewey's Race Track ranch to plan the annual picnic on the first Thursday in August. Anaconda sees a baby girl born at the Presbyterian manse to Rev R A Cameron and wife. Tom W Gerber leaves Anaconda to become commercial manager for United Press Pacific division in San Francisco.
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Deer Lodge Valley Farmers’ Picnic Association
Dan Tewey
Manse
Anaconda
Presbyterian Manse
R.A. Cameron
Gerber
Tom W. Gerber
Standard
San Francisco
United Press Pacific Division
Mir
Portlandian staffer rises to city bureau manager
Rerber moved from here to take a trace on the city staff of the Portland Oregonian and since last December has led the bureau in Portland. His advancement is welcomed by many friends who hope he can include a trip to Montana in his expense account.
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Rerber
Portland Oregonian
Portland
Montana
Voters rush to get registrations accepted
Registration for the August 29 primary grows heavier at the County Clerk office. Many voters delay until the last moment and may fail to be processed before the 6:00 p m deadline on July 28, under law no names can be accepted after that hour.
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Ray Reardon
Court House
Teardon
Kot
Finlander Robbery Report Sparks City Search
Police and the sheriff’s office searched last night for two Finlanders accused by a fellow countryman of coercing him into a walk in rich gulch and robbing him of his belongings. Descriptions of the bandits were circulated as the case developed.
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Oiee
Hawaiians Arrive at El Paso Detachment Posts
Company from Shafter Hawaii arrives in El Paso Texas for station. Detachments of B and T companies have been here for several months.
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EL Paso
Texas
Shafter
Hawaii
B and T
Vacation Tidings From Mill Creek Plant
Numerous workers report vacations or temporary duties as Mill Creek plants resume operations after short shutdowns. K E Erickson injured fishing near St Anns hospital remains off duty while H J Sylvester oversees the pulverizer.
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K. E. Erickson
Ian St. Ann's Hospital
Mill Creek
James Davidson
Progressives of Washington plan Seattle mass convention
Austen Griffiths of Washington calls for a statewide progressives convention to set policy for state and national tickets. The meeting is set for Beattie on Saturday July 29 to organize for the upcoming election. Market notes follow with hog prices and Minneapolis grain quotations.
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Seattle
Austen Griffiths
Progressive National Committee
Washington
Beattie
New Pontine Fabric Charms New Dress Model Details
A new American material, pontine in rose color, used for collars and pocket facings of a blue cargo dress. Pontine resembles heavy lambskin kid with satin or serge reverse sides. It is waterproof and comes in various reverse colors. Used for stilts coats and trimmings.
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Pontine
Woodmen of the World Hold Triennial Meeting in Denver
The Woodmen of the World Pacific jurisdiction held its triennial convention in Denver with officials reporting a surplus near eight million dollars and detailing death claims totaling over five million in the past three years. Attendees heard about fund receipts and the impact of alcohol on health, with election of officers postponed to Thursday.
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Denver
Woodmen of the World
Pacific
E.R. Harper
Colorado
I. I. Boak
C.B. ‘Benson
Frank P. Bertechy
James C. Twitchell
Porland
Ore
John’ Pattison
Spokane
George P. Steele
Exodus of Workers Follows a Near Clash
Lincoln July 18. After a jail clash between Sheriff Hires and Industrial Workers of the World who sought the release of Order detainees, two men were freed and an exodus of over a hundred Workers followed. Seven men remain facing charges as the rest departed after a parley ended with the two releases.
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Lincoln
Sherif
Industrial Workers of the World
Fcore
Portland Livestock Market Report July 18
Hogs market steady with receipts of 323. Prime Tah and prime strong weights quoted. totals around 38.76 to 50.00, with packing routa and hog figures listed. Cattle market steady with 76 steers, prime light, and mixed ranges. cows and bulls priced, calves around 59.78. Sheep market steady. spring lambs about 88.25, yearlings near 60. Good to fair quality noted, no clear sale totals.
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Portland
Two small homes on alley lot near Park for 1800 dollars
No. 102 describes two neat houses one with one room and one with three rooms on an alley lot facing a street just off Park half a block away Owner must have money Everything for 1800 dollars No. 101 offers finest vacant corner 140 by 140 feet at a city corner Easy terms No. 100 features a beautiful new modern 3 room bungalow price 2650 with easy terms Kemp & Havens The Rustler
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Park
Easy Kemp & Havens the
Rustler
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