Death comes to longtime Anaconda citizen Cole
John J. Cole, 55, longtime Anaconda school board member and former sheriff, died at his home after a period of illness. Born July 28 1866 in Albion New York he traveled across Canada and the Northwest before settling in Montana. He served as Undersheriff and in Granite county, led the Anaconda school board nine years, and was active in the Democratic party and Montana baseball league. Interment will be in Philipsburg after funeral services there tomorrow.
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The Drug Terror at Imperial Theater Opens Two Day Run
The Drug Terror, a strong educational drama, opens a two day engagement at the Imperial theater last evening. It portrays the horrors of narcotics and the cocaine habit with realistic scenes of fire fighting. Madame Barnstoff at Alcazar presents a three part military drama led by Glad Gen James. Hearst Selig News Pictorial adds timely national coverage. Both programs to be repeated tonight.
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Boxing Exhibition Ends The Ball Game
A chaotic boxing exhibition ends in protest as Roach Smith and Goodfriends clash after disputes over umpire calls. Two arbitrators resign. Roach Smith leads 30 to 1 after an unfinished four round bout amid crowd turmoil and altered infield lineups.
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Quick Plottaers Sentenced With City Evasion
Three men known in Dallas were given 60 day jail terms by Judge Sonerson for loafing and avoidance of work. They were allowed to leave the city within 18 minutes and vanished east of the city hall. A bomb placed under a bed at W Moore foreman Padgitt British Saddlery wrecked the bedroom injuring Moore and his son.
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American cruiser carries refugees from Syria to Messina
The Idea Nazionale reports an American cruiser arrived at Rhodes with hundreds of Syrian refugees. It also went to Messina to remove Italians, but Turkish authorities refused their departure. Cornish, Wilson weighs a state department counselor choice, with A Mitchell Palmer as a likely appointee. Joriano Huerts warns of neutrality violations and seeks guarantees for his family. An Army officer prototypes a 14-man transport vehicle with three days fuel.
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Washington naval academy graduates face court martial charges
Several members of the United States Naval Academy graduating class have been summoned to court martial proceedings over irregularities in their conduct. The action targets alleged deviations from established standards, with official filings detailing the charges and potential penalties.
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Highlanders Meet Tonight In City News Briefs
A condensed city page notes events and listings including a Highlanders gathering, local business ads, and social notices. Visitors from Butte and Stuart are recorded, along with a wedding, park dances with full orchestras, housework requests, and various sales and rentals.
Fragmented 1900s Local Notice and Alley Row Incident
A list of names and places appears with scattered fragments including Mrs Hylent’s relatives and several cities. A Sunday row led to John Unger receiving a scalp wound and tongue cut from a beer bottle. A second degree assault hearing is mentioned, with reference to soldiers and shirts for troops in South Africa. Disease-carrying insects are noted as a foe to forces in that theater.
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Spain adds Athor dayob to tree planting costs
By royal order Spain makes the annual Athor dayob celebration part of municipal tree planting expenses. The piece notes language origins, with sixty percent English Teutonic, thirty-nine percent Greek and Latin, and one percent from other sources.
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Mesopotamian Trade Insight From English 17th Century
The fragment notes that Mesopotam Mesopotamia was introduced in England in the middle of the seventeenth century, implying early exposure or study of Mesopotamian topics during that era. The text suggests historical context but lacks full clarity on persons or precise events.
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Lands in Montana Subject to Homestead Entry
Notice is given that lands described below within the Deertodge National Forest Montana will be subject to entry under the homestead laws of the United States at Helena Montana on a date in September 1898. Qualified persons with shown intention to cultivate and reside on the land may have a right to enter. a restoration list and supplemental lists outline the land boundaries and parcels.
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