Class at St Peter's for First Communion
Yesterday the feast of Pentecost a class of 132 children received their first holy communion at St Peter's church. The Rev Father Pirnat celebrated and the junior choir sang as the youngsters were later invested in Our Lady of Mount Carmel scapulars and enrolled in the League of the Sacred Heart.
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St Peter's Church
Father Pirnat
Our Lady of
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Ed ‘den- Clark
Martin Connolly
Patrick
Daly
John Fergnson
James Finnegan
Bernard Fitzpatrick
Ferdinand Frankovich
Marco Frey
George Gates
William Gavin
Edward Hawkins
Martin Heaney
Raymond Humpmer
Alphonse Huot
Alcide Huot
John Jonasko
Thomas Judge
Michael Kelly
James S. Kirley
James Kirley
Joseph’ Kirley
Francia ‘Kosina
John Krigon
Michael Lastovich
Nicholas Lastovich
Patrick le
Joseph Lescantz
Edward Leyden
Patrick Lynn
William Matelich
Thomas Mulligan
Patrick McGrady
Patrick McCarthy
Anaconda Considers Ordinance to Curb Reckless Driving
City council members and civic leaders push a traffic ordinance to stop fast and reckless driving in Anaconda. They cite narrow streets and pedestrian risk, promising strict enforcement once introduced, with a vigorous campaign against speeders and violators.
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Anaconda
Cit
Ideal Holiday Renders Double Holiday Pleasantry
The last Sunday of May drew many to outdoor trips as crowds packed Silver Lake Georgetown trains and Washoe Park. A double holiday year assigns Miners Union Day on Saturday and the Fourth of July, with Labor Day on Monday, tied to two rent days in town.
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Silver Lake
Georgetown
Washoe Park
Miners” Union
Western Federation of Miners
Anaconda Red Men Held To One Hit By Gosman
Dillon May 31 Ditton defeated Anaconda afternoon 13 to 0. Frank Gosman the midget pitcher allowed only one hit and played flawless ball behind Maston and Malloy. Anaconda pitchers Go man and others yielded nine hits while striking out ten. Also lists uncalled letters at Anaconda post office and notices about subscriptions and stockholder meetings for local companies.
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Anaconda
Gosman
Flanagan Extends Lead in Coupon Voting Contest
James Flanagan of the MacRae team widened his edge in the coupon Voting contest for the week, winning by 11 votes over the nearest rival. A total of 865 votes were cast, boosting the standings with Fiona Spellman at 160 and other names including Spengler, Hutchens, and Payton among the many listed in the aggregate tally.
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James Flanagan
MacRae
Rae Po Boosie
Patna
Kan
Hutchens
Spengler
Metiale
Fiona- Spellman
Somer
St. Jean
Payne
Gurley
Conley
Maberteats
Barry
Malvey
Flynn
Smith
City News and Ads Mixed In Briefs Incomplete OCR
Central council meets at 8 pm. Various ads for beer liquor and goods appear with names like Vermilion's Mint and Cash Liquor House. Notices mention J. Murphy leaving for Eureka and J. Lotmert traveling to Chicago. Other items include photography by McComb and optical services by Verberckmoes. Local travel, rentals, and sale offers listed with several names and addresses.
Olcott’s New Play Shows Miller Crafted Revival
Chauncey Olcott’s star still shines as Henry Miller’s artistic care shapes a lavish production of Shameen Dh at the Margaret theater. Aida Johnson Young’s script adds an American revolutionary angle with Irish and American characters, plus new songs by Mia Aleqt and music by Cassius Freaborn.
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Chauncey Olcott
Mr. Olcott
Henry Miller
Margaret Theater
Miller
Aida Johnson Young
Ireland
Young
Cassius Freaborn
Vote on tolls bill likely before next Saturday
Washington May authorities expect a senate vote on the tolls exemption repeal before Saturday night. Leaders see no need for extended debate this week as both sides seek quick action. House plans to finish anti trust measures by week end to pave way for July adjournment if Senate agrees on adjournment priorities.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hikers Enjoy Trip Out to the Hills
Late last night a wheel rolled off a wagon at Fifth and Locust. The hike began Friday afternoon with a camp at Silver Lake and a Saturday stop at Flint Creek dam for fishing and hill climbing. The group included Miss Huffman chaperon and members Miss Haddick Louis Muckwald John Bosenitz Leon Thompson Frits Juul John Gardner Walter Spengler Victor McKenna Harold McKenna Robert Knox Ari Campbell and Fred.
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Fifth
Locust
Silver Lake
Flint Creek
Miss Huffman
No Prospects of Settling Strike
A report outlines no prospects of settlement as unions refuse to treat with representatives of the United Mine Workers to recognize the union. Dozens of defendants face charges in federal and district courts over strike-related violence at the Chandler mine and other sites. An extended inquiry into strike conditions has been conducted by government committees, with joint investigations planned by operators and labor bodies.
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United States District Court
Alt Pueblo
Twe
District Court of Law
Merbers
Fremont County
Grand
Chandler
Rouse Committee On Mines and Mining
Tate Legisature
Pioneers of Minnesota Featured in Montana Group Portraits
Four photographs of Minnesota pioneers now in Montana were received by George Haxaard secretary of the Territorial Pioneers. The pictures include Paris Gibson a founder of the first flour mill in St Anthony and a donor to a Glasgow hospital, William Thompson who migrated in 1856 and onward to Montana, James Fergus who helped harness Little Falls water power, and Henry Monroe who moved west in 1884.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Montana
George Haxaard
Territorial Pioneers
Paris Gibson
W W. Kastan
St. Anthony
North Star Woolen Mills
Minneapolis
Great Falls
Glasgow
Mont
William Thompson
Minn
Armstrong
Vanston
Plains
James Fergus
Calvin Tuttle
Little Falls
Fergus
Captain Fisk
Henry Monroe
College of Montana Enjoys Perfect Day
May 1 Deer Lodge report of 1914 College of Montana exercises held with uplifting commencement address by Rev. Sherman L. Bee Bozeman. Degrees conferred on three graduates J Kenneth Fancher William Beaumont and R Lester Kelley. Miss Mabel Busha of Big Timber awarded scholarship medal. Sara Meller of Aspen Cole noted for high work. music by Girl Glee Club and Wallace Jones.
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Deer Lodge
Monana
Fancher
Hla Asival
Presbyterian Church
Itis’ Glee Club
Eda S. Hart
David Oastler
J. Kenneth Fancher
Willam Beaumont
R. Lester Kelley
Hl.fancher
Mabel Busha
Big Timber
Sara Meller
Aspen
Cole
Wallace Jones
Colonie
Weather outlook for week across the United States
The weather bureau forecast predicts a new disturbance moving from the far West Tuesday or Wednesday, reaching the central valley Thursday or Friday, and affecting the eastern states toward the end of the week. The system is expected to cross the country with varied impact.
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Washington
Ountry
Far West
Great Central Valley
Weather Bureau
Prison Team Wins Again In Big 18 to 7 Victory
On May 11 the prison nine defeated Milwaukee by 18 to 7. The players are described as a good bunch and ambitious to meet other teams.
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Milwaukee
Prison Team Starts Stars in Unusual Player Market
The prison team faces unusual inducements as the manager reports strong offers for top players. A peculiar contract bars home games until sentences expire, creating a handicap yet the team maintains a fast pace and leads the standings.
Playground Institute Organized in Cleveland
A playground institute was organized in Cleveland Ohio to train workers for local playgrounds and recreation centers. Dr A E Petersom director of hygiene in the public schools inaugurated the work.
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Cleveland
Ohio
A. E. Petersom
Department of Hygiene
School pressures lead Wear Cheater High to abandon secret society
School authorities at Wear Cheater, Pa. high school used social opportunities to engage students and persuaded them to relinquish secret societies. Referees or internal factions were not present. authorities report voluntary disbanding.
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Ina New Pi
Rida Johnson
Shameen I Dhu
Warm Springs
Mont Qualit
J. M. Scanland
West Park
R. B. Abbott Co
East Park
Ien
Anaconda National Bank Capital
Raine
Tra Ene Bue
Bmbe
Cowny Commis
Derr Lodge County
Joseph L. Kelly
A. Tuttle
M. P. Mahoney Funeral Directors
East Park Avenue
Telephone Bell
Ind
Tuttle & Mahoney
Main St
ST. Peter’s
Dolph Percin
John Pedobnik
Pe Pojovich
Bernard Reilly
Joseph Ridge
Ernest Ronkendorf
John Ryan
Bernard Hyan
Josph Shegina
Francis Shegina
John Stergax
Sweeney
Philly Tracey
W ‘Tracey
Charles Ant
John Walsh
Michael Walsh
John Zugel Girle
Garnet Halley
Margaret Barrett
Mary Barrett
Cecilia Heausdell
Anna Bosonatz
Della Brasseur
Mary Brennan
Amelia Hubash
Anna Burko
D. R. Allen
Bank & Choquette
Charles Brimhall
D.C. Bowman
John Davidson
F. Gréforich
Bert Glass
Lewis
John McArdle
Manus O Donnell
Ha Still
James Welsh
W. R. Watson
Elmer Wische
Ming Ada Fleming
1. L. Nation
Mise Ruth ‘Trent
J. Hansen
Mary Soreson
Mise Mude Wilson
C. W. Solberg
Iszo Kofitz Sxendrier
Edward Burk
Sunserviers
The
Standard
North America
George W. Peterson
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway Company
Antonga
M. Halloran
Flanagan
Fllet National Union
H. Brown
Salt Lake
Central Council
McComb
Phot Grapher
Verberckmoes
the Ofice
Hennessey
Liquor House
J.H. Murphy
Eureka
Cal
J.T Lotmert
Chicago
Schiapph
John Mitchell
Sea
Hide, Ore
Herman Blank
Butte
J. A Hasley
D. K. Hendry
Tillamook
Cash Liquor House
Wellcome & Peckover Company
L. J. Coleman
Mttle
Lewanna
Chatfeld
Dora Mitchell
Mrs. Dunn
Birch
Mra. J
Wellcome
Eliza Russell
City
Cable
Jong
Hassey
Win McHugn
Ed Darcy
Jon Murray
Corny Ware
J. H. Kirkpatrick and
Omaha
Mamie Lenahan
Frank
Lillie Leary
Ann Gallagher
Ash Street
Sullivan & Peterson
Fifth and
Chestnut Streets
M. Hudtloft
Daily and
Sunday Standard
Chau
Olcott
Grand Theater
Darktown
Alcazar
Veschi
Hearst Selig
Mon Bank
Daly Banke
Ain
Business and Trust Company
Daly ” Bank“ Trust Company
Anaconda Standard
Anaconda Commercial Baseball League
Copper City Commercial Company
Smith Drug Store
College OF Montana
Reel Theater
Strom Rex
Medy
Playground Institute
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