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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1917

Page

8

Cowardly act harms flags in courthouse room

A vandal entered the Women's Patriotic association room in the courthouse overnight, tearing the English flag while leaving the French and American flags intact. The act sparked indignation among workers preparing aid for soldiers. County commissioners will investigate to find the guilty party.

United States de Liver

Butte Miner M Kane Dead at 23 in Lexington

Lewis M Kane, 23, son of W E Kane, superintendent of the Lexington mine in Butte, died last night at the family home 821 West Galena. A Butte native, he graduated from high school at 17 and the School of Mines at 21, worked at Lexington with his father, active in athletics and baseball, a Silver Bow Democratic convention delegate eight years ago, survived by his parents a brother T J an aunt Mrs P J McArthur and a Knight of Columbus member. Funeral Tuesday with time to be announced.

Lewis M. Kane W. E. Kane Lexington West Galena Street Mr. Kane Butte School of Mines Lewis Kane Silver ‘Bow County T. J P. J. McArthur The Knight of Columbus

RST Man Drawn in Silver Bow Ready to Go

County Clerk Sam Anderson opened his office when George Driscoll, the first man drawn in Silver Bow county, arrived and said he wanted to proceed with the process as the draw began.

Sam Anderson George Driscoll Silver Bow County

Assault Case and Frustrated Work Authorization Mentioned

George Driscoll questioned the work halt as authorization was delayed. He declared frustration, stating he would rather die than endure delays and that no exemption claims were made. Crane was jailed after a dispute with Jim Chung, a West Mercury Street merchant, who asserts a street-stone assault. Chung will press charges.

Driscoll Centerville Crane Jim Chung West Mercury Street Chung

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