Anaconda Smelter Employee Slain by Streetcar Accident
Roy Brown, a smelter mill department worker, lost his right leg six inches below the hip after being struck by a streetcar on Third Street during a shift change. He fell beside the gate near Hickory and Main as workers tried to stop the car. A tourniquet was applied and he was taken to St Ann’s hospital where amputation was initially avoided due to shock.
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Roy Brown
Mill Department
Third Street
Brown
Hickory
Main
Third
St. Ann's Hospital
T. J. McKenzie
St Paul Boosters Arrival in Anaconda Today
St Paul wholesalers and manufacturers special arrives in Anaconda about 1 PM. Local business men greet the train to guide visitors to the smelter. Minnesota state band, a premier Western ensemble, will perform a concert. The annual trip fosters direct contact with Montana customers. Souvenirs will be distributed and treats prepared for visiting children.
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St. Paul
Anaconda
Minnesota State Band
West
Montana
Moose Rehearsal for Cabarets in Anaconda Extravaganza
The Loyal Order of Moose plans two performances of A Night in a Cabarete in Anaconda to place the lodge on the amusement map. A director leads rehearsals assembling 40 singers dancers and entertainers with complete production elements. The show promises clean lively entertainment with more than 80 hit songs and dances. The Margaret venue and dates are listed as heater and place.
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Order of Moose
Anaconda
Margaret
Maccabees name delegates to state convention at Butte
At a Sincerity tent meeting the Maccabees elected delegates William Kelly Frank Klose James Foster Koek Patrick Monian Archie Lingo Charles Meyers Frank Trunk and J Jacobson to attend the state convention in Butte. Plans announced for a large Macabees picnic at Gregson Springs in August with Lady Maccabees Anaconda and Knights and Ladies of Butte involvement. The local movie listings note Theda Bara East Lynne at Imperial and The Secret of the Submarine at Grand along with The Weakling and a two ape comedy shown tonight both programs repeated for Saturday matinee.
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Butterly
William Kelly
Chatman
Frank A. R. Klose
James Foster
Koek
Patrick Monian
Archie Lingo
Charles E. Meyers
Frank Trunk
J. Jacobson
Itga
Anaconda
Gregson Springs
Lady Maccabees of
Anconda
Knights and Ladies of
Butte
Theda Bara
East Lynne
Miss Bara
East
William ‘Fox Studios
Iso
Ford
Soldiers May Leave for Homesteaders Leave Credit
Washington July 21 A joint resolution to allow leaves of absence with credit to homesteaders on public lands who are with the national board in federal service was adopted today by the house.
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Washington
National Board
Federal Service
House
Knights of Columbus Defeat Molders In Scrappy Baseball Game
Knights of Columbus beat the Molders in a tight contest as Moran and Wallace shined on the mound. Wallace earned the win with a late homer by Kane contributing to the Knights’ victory, while Rhudiger and Moran also hurled well in a high scoring yet gritty affair.
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Knights of Columbus
Molders
Ieee
Raiders
Anit Wetore Rhein Hing
Lin
Mnate
Rae Wallace
Wallace
Serriages
Kane
Knights
Cotlown
Knights OF Columbes
Sells
Lodell
Kelly
Lind
Stokie
Herbig
Bishop
Raneis
H. Po
Domitrovich
Roder'k
Burne
Toes Lockhart
O Benadette
SCC
Red Molders
Mulders
Shea
Sprague Whitmore
Beaudet
Rhudiger
Moran
One
Rhusiger
Erse
Coroner's jury finds Lavis death unavoidable accident
A coroner's jury concluded that William Lavis died in an unavoidable accident after being struck by an airline train while inspecting tracks at the smelter. The verdict names Budd Smith Jacob Falk P Dunn Patrick Scarry J J Lynch and John H Thomas as jurors. The note also mentions Virginia in 1915 and a coal yield of 8,122.5 tons valued at 7,982,531 dollars.
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William Lavis
Effec
Alex Lavis
Budd Smith
Jacob Falk
A P. Dunn
Patrick Scarry
J.J." Lynch
John H
Man Killed Under Train At Gregson Springs
Arthur Reed died after being struck by a 4 B A Pore ore train at Gregson Springs in front of the depot. He was en route to the hospital 20 minutes after the accident and the body was taken to Mahoney parlors. Witnesses said Reed asked about the next train to Anaconda before stepping onto the tracks. Cards found in his pocket gave an address at 121 South Fifth Street Rowan and a notice to Stew Kettle Jim in Squawtown Montana. An inquest is planned.
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Arthur Reed
Gregson Springs
Mahoney Undertaking
Reed
Gregson
Anaconda
South Fifth Street
Rowan
Stew-Kettle Jim
Swamp Street
Squawtown
Mont
Free-For-All Pace Sets Harness Racing Records in Cleveland
At North Randall circuit races in Cleveland July, Single G dominated the free-for-all pace, winning heats in 2:00% and 2:01 splits, thrilling crowds. The event produced season and world pace marks, with dogs and drivers delivering top speeds and dramatic finishes despite near misses to two-minute records.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Single
II Boy
Murphy
Rand
Petter
Directum
Willam
Iire
Ml Dhu
Russell Bi
Curt Gosnell
Joan
Mike McDevitt
Castaway
Nce
Donna Clay
Alentine
Orthy Prince
Marquette routs opponents in five innings 10 to 4
Marquette claimed a 10 to 4 victory in five innings with Vitt Bagley and Cavanaugh delivering the battery. Rogers Bray and O’Connell contributed in the game as the team posted the win. The report notes a separate line about asbestos shipments totaling 1 731 tons and mentions the United States Institute.
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Marquette
Jay
Vitt, Bagley
Cavanaugh
Rogers
Bray
O'Connell
United States
The Dot Preparedness Story Demonstrated by Class
An instructor uses a board to show a story lesson about perseverance and quotes Napoleon. Students discuss hardship and how steady preparation enables people to endure challenges, linking a daily activity of cutting and pasting dots into a scrapbook to build a lasting habit.
Prohibitionists Nominate Hanly After Demonstrations
At the convention Henry Hanly won the nod amid protests while Sulzer’s backers sang and shouted. New York’s Francis Baldwin seconded Hanly’s nomination, the roll showed 47 to 13 in Hanly’s favor, with states shifting to boost his total. A platform proposal favored Christian Science practice.
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Robert Patton
Springfield
Eugene Chaffin
Sulzer
Thire
Hanly
New York
Concentions
Francis E Baldwin
Hal
Callaway and Gardner clash over language remarks
The report notes a heated exchange in Congress as Representative Callaway of Texas defends remarks about military preparedness while Representative Gardiner of Massachusetts contends the statement insinuates ulterior motives. Gardiner favors expunging Callaway’s remarks from the record as the discussion centers on parliamentary conduct. Additionally, items mention a Providence resident’s bungalow for cats and a fact about global submarine cable mileage.
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Washington
House
CoxersVestigation
Callaway
Texas
Gardiner
Massachusetts
Gardner
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