Public Demonstration As Recruits Leave For Camp Dodge
A patriotic morning as soldiers depart for military training at Camp Dodge. Town residents gathered along Main Street to bid farewell, amid cheers and crowds, while city squads managed the downtown congestion. Provost’s band played martial airs and the Fourteenth provided a guard of honor as the event proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dodge
Town
de County
Main
Tutte
Arthouse
Floral drill aids dignified exit of visitors
A Woodmen of America drill at 4am added color and dignity as the city’s officials and Rotary members greeted visitors. People shook hands and promised to “drop a card” while watching friends and relatives bid farewell. An old gentleman spoke in broken dialect as Henry died, and the scene closed with trains pulling out amid cheers, handkerchiefs, and farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odern Woodmen of America
Old
America
Loute
Electrica
Scot
Chrety
Society
Memory of James Orrino Revered by Italians and Workers
Funeral services honored James Orrino with a large procession from Joseph Orting to St Pauls Church. Friends from the Italian colony and workers of the Butte Anaconda Pacific railway shops attended, praising his memory as a valued colleague and community member.
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James Orrino
Butte, Anaconda & Pascific
Wally Long
Joseph Orting
West Commercial Avenue
Park Avenue
Pro= West
St. Paul's Church
Funeral Service for James 4 Held at Mount Carmel
Rev Father John Gilmore led a large funeral mass at a crowded church for James 4 with Rossini offerings sung by Frank Jovers and Irene Malloy on organ. Interment followed at Mount Carmel Cemetery as mourners from rail shops joined a solemn procession. out-of-town mourners included Jos Orrino and Louis Marsilly.
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James
John Gilmore
Pat Mater
Rossini
Frank Jovers
Alea Irene Malloy
Mount Carmel
Antonio Crivelona
Giacomo Orrino
Istavo Valentini
Peter Nils Menlence
Jos Orrino
Louis “Marsilly
Orring
Mrs Pinaegan's Panerai Service Briefly Noted
A funeral service plan is outlined for Mrs Pinaegan's Panerai with a requiem high mass at Paul's church on Wednesday morning. County officials will attend and services at the courthouse will be scheduled to fit their attendance, listing several named individuals and towns including Montana, New York, St. Paul, Pittsburg, and Great Falls.
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Finnegan
P. J. Finnegan
West Sixth Street
Paul's Church
Montana
H. J. Hickey
Victor
Pew York
Mra. C.D. Veaxe
Man
George B. Pierce
St. Paul
Fcarmer
New Appointments Made at Washoe Reduction Works
Murphy named assistant superintendent to replace Aldrich who resigned to become assistant general superintendent of Inspiration Copper. Maguire elevated to converter department, OBrien to reverberatory chief assistant, and Larsson returns to assume acid plant superintendent post after Hoyt resigns for military service. staff realignment affects dust treatment, roasting, slag, and tailings operations reporting to Ware and Dalton.
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General Sinerintentent
Inspieatia Chinen Mining Company
Wit
Sigmt
Aria
Ehsuin
Ibe
Aldrich
Murphy
H.& Ware
High J. Maguire
I. J. Howe
Maguire
Datton
H.W. Aldrich
HS. Ware
Ivan
Ware
W. Been
Casto
Miller
Alt
O'Brien
Larsson
Ana
Darfield
Utah
H.R. Hoyt
United ‘Sta
Means Discloses German Ties in War Speech
Gaston Means testified at a Chicago hearing that a German agent helped move securities into money after war began with the United States. He said he, long a financial agent for the German government, noted agents in Chicago working for German interests. The judge warned that proceedings may drop if authorities pursue the matter.
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Chicago
United States
Gaston B
Means
Securit Mim
Chiciugo
Bag mix up on the street ends in recognition
A woman suspects a bag from a brakeman and identifies its contents after opening a grip. In another note, three Indianapolis Americans players were traded to the Nas Honel league, with sales to Heston and others. The move precedes a planned fund advance through banks in Dallas, Kansas City, and Minneapolis to help drought affected farmers and cattlemen.
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Indus
Indianapolis Americans Association
Nas Honel League
Jack Northrop
Heston
Herman Bronkie
Sam
Louth Cardinals
Seaton
Federal Reserve Board to Finance Loans Through Nonmember Banks
The Federal Reserve Board plans to finance loans through banks that are not members of the system. Reserve banks in various districts have been asked to notify fund trustees and trust companies for management. Applications for funds must go through the approved channel rather than directly to the district governor.
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Federal Reserve
Pri
Harding
The
Changes Proposed to the Income Tax Law
Fragmented OCR outlines proposed changes to the income tax law including a 10 percent rate and a $1,000 exemption. It notes committee framing the bill before presentation to the House and mentions a projected $16,000,000,000 total for individuals. The text shifts to a science aside about brain cells and thinking. incongruent lines appear.
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House
Congress
Kitchin
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Anaconda News
Anaconda Battery
Prop. T
Leon A. Merrick
East
Commercial Avenue
Oakland
Chevrolet Park
Charles
Anona Planing Mill
Anaconda National Bank Capital
C. A. Tuttle Co
East Park Avenue
Telephone Bell
Mahoney
M'Dermott & Danielson
East Park Ave
Sountryman
Har Crobs
Steel Cross
Mrs. Pinaegan
Panerai
H. Aldrich
Anaconda Company
Arizona
Laist
Eymenics
Francisco
Des Shockey
Texas
Thomas J. Shahan
Washington, D.C
James A Burns
Washington, D
Te AY Yan
International Tens Union
Great Lakes Carriers’ Association
Grant Iilae Increaad
Yang
Henry
Weoria
Young
Newark
Leonard
Chnntwell
United Drug Company
HG Coston
Kage AP
Iit
Symonds Ivs
Bouielon
Cocom
Rexall
Hanson-Jenke
Rexall Beer
Rexall Celery
Lord Baltimore
Candy Martin
Evers
Viener
Riker
Hoquet
SC Fuller Drug Company
Park Ave
Waration
Dallas
Kansas Citys
Minneapolis
Dreuth
Branscombe
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