Anaconda Mill and Smelter union election underway
Polls open all day for the annual election of officers for Anaconda Mill and Smelter Men’s Union No. 117 Western Federation of Miners. Voters may choose president, secretary and delegates with many incumbents seeking reelection.
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Anaconda Mill and Smelter Men's Union
Western Federation of Miners
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
Montana
Reardon
Tocal Uniona
J.B. Rankin
C. E. Dora
Tre Uier
Thomas
Tosshy
Alan
J. Rankin
Robert A Mitchell
Nela Casey
C.F. Dota
Barney” Manton
J. J. Gilmore
Thomas Towhy
Tom Ward
John Powers
J.J. Gibbons
R. W. Rule
Walsh
PF. O'Donnell
AL Mines
Mic Lenahan
Murphy
Thomas Meguire
Reynolds
Toman
Central Labor Coune
Stage Review Highlights Aerial Burlesque Dance And Jungle Queen
The woman member of the team offers surprise with a remarkable baritone voice and sustained singing. Dialogues are lively and the trumpet and French horn numbers show mastery fusion. The act ends with a burlesque dance. The feature film stars Marie Walcamp as The Jungle Queen in a two reel wild animal picture. The Hidden City offers oriental exploration. Cuff and Dee return tonight with a complete change of pictures.
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Marie Walcamp
Cuff
Dee
Anglers meet tonight and city notices parade
A collage of city items lists Anglers meet tonight with dances at Washoe park and Moose hall and notes many residents traveling visiting and recovering. It mentions Miss Lelia Logan home from Augusta, James Christie at St Ann's hospital, Mr Gabriel Rusk healing from a broken leg, and plans for a social at Lady Maccabees with 25 cent admission.
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James P. Christie
St. Ann's ‘Hospital
Lady Maccabees
Moose Hall
Names List of Individuals Spanning Cities and States
A fragmented roster lists numerous individuals and their locations across Springfield Mass Spokane Ovando Portland Helena Chicago New York Salt Lake Boston Brooklyn and more. The items resemble a social or professional network with multiple people and places without narrative context.
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H.C. Washburn
Springfield
Mass
Ke’ Benard
Spokane
C.corlett
Ovando
Irene Scott
Afissoul
Kathryn “Corlett
Bowden
Corvallis
Alton Corlett
Alb. Trimble
Portland
RJ Clark
Salt Lake
A. J
Mahan
Helena
GM. Fuller
B. B. Hanak
Chicago
A. Swope
Sam Lee
New York
George Yeoman
Allegory Feature of Good Empress Bill at Margaret Theater
A striking allegories playlet titled the Empress ll headlined at the Margaret theater last night. The show offered a German vaudeville novelty with a moral about work and honesty as universal virtues. The strong cast, Shaw and Lee, displayed agile dancing while George Yeomans delivered a rapid monologue and the act ended with The Aherns performing acrobatic balancing feats for a dramatic finale.
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Margaret Theater
Shaw
Lee
George Yeomans
Aherns
Dug Hutchens to Watch Big Leaguers in Action
Douglas Hutchens plans a three week vacation visiting Milwaukee St Paul and Chicago He will seek out the Chicago Cubs and Boston Braves in their series and hopes the trip helps Rudolph James and the Copper City team adjust their pitching for the coming season while Hutchens is away
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Douglas Hutchens
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Chicago
Dug
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Copper City
Hutch
Fang
Rudolph
James
Roger Bresnaha
May Woodyard Distribution At Foundry
Superintendent N Langstedt reports May distribution from the woodyard at the foundry totaling 15 cars of wood and 315 wagon loam. Hauling firms and individuals include MacCallum & Cloutier Merchants, Pat Dougherty, Copper City Commercial, Mike Hagen, George Daly, Pat Kelly, George Blakovich, Rank Raley. Fat wagons 240. Order maintained. Saturdays saw regular child attendance.
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N. Langstedt
MacCallum & Cloutier Mercantile Company
Pat Dougherty
Copper Cits
Commercial Company
Mike Hagen
George Daly
Pat Kelly
George Blakovich
Rank Raley
Woodmen of the World Elects Camp Officers
At a largely attended meeting the Woodmen of the World elected officers for the camp led by consul commander Rob Frankovich. Escorts watchmen Clegg Wilkinson, sentry John W James, Pat Ruane and William Moore. Managers Drs Bancroft, McKenzie and Stephens chosen as camp physicians.
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Woodmen of the World
Rob Frankovich
Clegg Wilkinson
John W. James
Pat Ruane
William’ Moore
Fire threat contained at residence of George E Voger
Fire department quickly subdued a blaze in the George E. Voger home at 02 Hickory. Fire started in the lounge from the furnace. Robert Jones pleaded guilty yesterday to third degree assault charged by Pete Ingram and was fined $15 by Judge Pringle.
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George E. Voger
Hickory
Robert Jones
Pete Ingram
Pringle
Train schedule and union election notices at Butte
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway announces Sunday train leaves Southern Cross with return at 445 p.m starting June 6. Election of officers for the ensuing year set for June 4. All members must present union cards. Polls open at 9 a.m. close at 7 p.m. By order of the president.
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Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Southern Cross
Seder
Thieves Enter Sebastianos Cabin and Robbed Victims
Sebastianos Cabin broken into near the northern city limits. A new suit of clothes three hats and two pairs of shoes were stolen. Night Chief Walsh and officers arrested three men and detained Pat Jordan after a revolver threat. More suspects were taken in custody in a brick and railroad yard raid.
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Sam Sebastian
Toom
Sebastiano
Timite
Theity
Walsh
Big Stack Commencement Number Preview
The final Big Stack number for the school year will appear soon. The issue titled the Commencement Number will be the best yet, featuring 43 graduate portraits with faculty, group photos of juniors, sophomores, and freshmen, plus a long feature on the year and short portraits of students.
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Business Maror Chauncey. Davidson
Umn
Sta
Prank Dougherty Is Dead in Butte Funeral Set
Frank Dougherty a native of Loun ty Donnegaly Treland died last evening in Butte. The body was brought here and the funeral will be held at Patrick Dougherty’s residence 1011 East Fourth street at a time to be announced. He leaves two brothers Patrick and James in Anaconda. The petrified knee joint of a mammoth was unearthed at Long Beach California by Anton Cheske. It is the largest species ever roamed the earth, well preserved and estimated to be about two hundred fifty eight thousand to two hundred seventy five thousand years old.
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Frank Dougherty
Lounty
Donnegaly Treland
Butte
Mr. Dougherty
Patrick
James
Anaconda
Patrick Dougherty
East
Fourth’ Street
Long Beach
Cal
Worden
Chamber of Commerce
Anton Cheteske
Erty
Hutte
Tomas
Mahoney's
East Fourth Street
Prohibition Era Bootleg Scheme Unmasked in Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa a bootlegger devised a clever system using a water bottle filled with whiskey hidden under a coat. A tube carried the liquor to a glass produced from the coat pocket as payment was completed, revealing a sly method to dodge authorities during prohibition.
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Des Moines
High tension wire grounds near works causing city blackout
A high tension wire broke near the works shortly after midnight, plunging Great Falls into darkness. The ground flash lit the sky with intense color, alarming residents as crew shut off current to assess damage. No injuries reported though motor and transformer damage were possible. Power was restored by rerouting from Flint Creek and Butte, with the substation outage delaying a midnight train from Butte.
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Great Falls
Flint Creek
Butte
imWorks
Ava
King of Italy offers to mediate Rumanian question
Paris reports King Victor Emmanuel of Italy has offered his services as mediator in territorial disputes between Russia and Romania. Romania is said to be exchanging notes with Russia over territory if it joins the Allies, with Transylvania and Bukowina among the potential claims.
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Italy
Paris
Victor Emmanuel
Russia
Ru- Secolo
Rumania
Rossa
Transylvania
Hungary
Bukowina
Pro German Demonstration in Bucharest Sparks Police Action
From Bucharest the Daily Telegraph reports a pro German demonstration outside the conservation party headquarters. Police intervened as Alexander Marghiloman’s supporters fired revolvers and disrupted the Conservative congress over his stance. A separate Kansas tale recalls a man boasting of drinking and stumbles at home.
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London
Bucharest
Daily Telegraph
Conservation Party
Alexander Marghiloman
Marghiloman
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Muller’s
California
van Houten
LUMBER_DEPARTMENT OF THE
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonner, Montana
C. A. Tuttle Co
East Park Avenue
Telephone Bell
Anaconda News
MIM and
Smelter Wen Wil
Clift
Tee Theater
R. B. Abbott CO
Goodfriend Clothing Co
About the City News
Bishop
Shields
Colburn
Verberckmoes
Dr. Roseborough
John Small
Miswoula
Robert Jones of
Wisdom
Cty
Louie Ware
Waburka, Nev
Dudley Bownon
Corvallissa
John Duke
Vermillion's
Harry Schick
Lee Williams
Deer Lodge
A. J. Mahan of
The
City
Sir
Mra
Harry Gordon
Missoula
Afr
Mra. RS
Tolan
Ames Hamill
St. Ann's Hospital
Heller Wooten Co
FB. Hall
Joe Lodge
Jon
Cash Liquor Co
Charlier Sprague
Philipsburg
B. Falor
Washoe Park
Frida
the Moose Hall
Lelia Logan
Ausgoula
Grace Mathewson
Alice Jordan
University At
Missour
Gabriel Rusk
William Luxton
Idaho Falls
W. W. Blanchard
Orange, N
Archie Malone
Anaconda National Bank
John Little
Martha Little
Birmingham
J. W. James
Hla. Stout
H.C. Amesbury
Katispell
Gerhard-Jacqueth Engineering Company
Roy Soule
Wendell Robinson
Mrs. Soule
Margaret Stendal
Carl Stendal
Alpine Flats
Dug Hutchens
Woodmen OF the World Select Camp Officers
PINE
Mui
Sme
Deroom House
West Aide
Tiger Bouse
Seer Waders
Third Street
Jame Whitford Fa Claity
Prank Dougherty
Kansas
Mauer
Wil
Tal
Alcazar
Julia Swayne Gordon
Rogers Lytton
Zena Keefe
Ham and
Bud
Lloyd Hamilton
Bud Duncan
Daniel Frohman
Mary Pickford
Peacock Rock Springs
Anaconda Coal Co
East Park
M. P. Mahoney
Main Street
Capital
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