Brown Hunter Dies in Accidental Fall in Mill Creek Area
Coroner's jury ruled Godfrey J. Brown's death accidental after testimony showed he fell about 10 feet near Mount Gardner while hunting. Brown, lost last August, was found 20 feet of snow beneath Chimney's by his brother Lester and a companion.
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Godfrey J. Brown
Brown
Mill Creek
Chimney's
Mount Gardner
Lester Brown
L. W. Brown
A. E. Quick
Johm Ora
Joseph Codleux
Joseph Melmtyre
Harry Knapp
Tretfey Norman
Protective Union Elects New Officers for Year
New officers for the year were elected by the Women's Protective Union at a Wednesday night meeting. President Marion Stein. vice president Maud Helmes. recording secretary Anna Callahan. financial secretary Mamie Collins. business agent Mrs. Dunn. chaplain Irene Thistle. inspector Emma Callahan. inside guard Mrs. Peterson. labor council committee Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Wilson, and Anna Vanisko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Protective Union
Marion Stein
Maud Helmes
Anna Callahan
Mamie Collins
Mrs. Dunn
Irene Thistle
Emma Callahan
Peterson
Labor Council
Dunn
Wilson
Anna Vanisko
At The Reel Theater Music Act Tops Washington Bill
The programs featured Mr and Mrs Penuey delivering a remarkable marimba performance that drew the greatest applause. The picture lineup was well above average with a complete change expected tonight. Extensive tree plantings in Washington and Oregon cost eight dollars an acre.
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Sure. Penuey
Washington
Oregon
City Council Passes Traffic Ordinance With Strict Enforcement
The city council last night enacted a traffic ordinance setting speed limits of 2 miles per hour on streets and 12 miles per hour on crossings. It bans under 16 drivers, requires signaling, right side travel, and curb proximity stops. A special motorcycle officer, appointed by the mayor, will enforce the law. penalties include up to $909 fine or three months in jail. The measure also authorizes paving and lighting for Commerial Avenue with costs estimated around 35,000 dollars.
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Tramc
O'Brien
United States
Resolon
Banks to be ready for business by August first
Washington reports President Wilson will send the nominations for the entire federal reserve board to the Senate. Secretary McAdoo announces the election of directors for the new reserve banks should finish by July 1 and banks should be organized and ready to begin business about August 1. He notes no annual scare of tighter money or shortages to move crops this fall is expected.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Wilson
McAdoo
Two English Officers Die In Flight Over Southampton
Portsmouth reports the drowning of Commander Creswell and Lieut Creswell during a flight over Southampton waters. An aeroplane crashed into the sea as other aircraft maneuvered nearby. The plane carried a 63 foot wingspan and 0 horsepower engine, with ignition suspected as the cause. The torpedo boat collected the second body, but the commander was not recovered.
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Portsmouth
England
Thomas
Grenwell
Southampton
Creswell
Ftlve
Fafseat
Naval Service
Eane
Quaint and Curious Fragments from a Distant Era
A collage of odd facts mentions Pennsylvania, German phonographs flooding oriental markets, Somersetshire dairying, and a humming bird rivaling a blue bottle. It notes long smoking by D J Wing of Haverhill, Russian czar’s china wealth, and a claim that over 65 million pounds of variations in the United States were taken over by Spain last year with a value of $750,000.
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Reewersl
Luxembourg
D. J. Wing
Haverhill
Mass
Czar Nicholas
Russia
United St
Spain
Anaconda City Items Include Sales and Visits
The clipping lists numerous visits and business calls in Anaconda by residents from Dillon Missoula Helena and Seattle. It notes sports and social events including a dance at Washoe park and a W C T A meeting. Local sales and advertisements include a delivery automobile a bicycle a Belmore piano and heating plant installations.
Chauncey Olcott Appears in Anaconda at Margaret Theater
A crowd from Philipsburg attended Chauncey Olcott's performance at Anaconda's Margaret Theater. Among attendees were Drew A. Pike, Mr. and Mrs. Hannah, T. N. Brogan, L. Hi. McClellan, W. C. Bowen, R. J. Humman, Mae Huffman, Rose Winninghoff, Mrs. A. Pike, and Daisy Featherman.
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Philipsburg
Anaconda
Chauncey Olcott
Margaret Theater
Drew. A. Pike
Mrs. Hannah
T. N. Brogan
L. Hi. McClellan
W. C. Bowen
R. J. Humman
Mae Huffman
Rose Winninghoff
Mrs
A. Pike
Daisy Featherman
Barred from Canada Mary Jones vows Denver return
Mother Mary Jones, blocked from boarding a Vancouver bound steamer, declares she will travel to Denver tomorrow to pursue her Colorado strike work and appeal to Secretary Wilson for Canadian consent to address United Mine Workers at Nanaimo. The immigration officer denied Vancouver travel, labeling potential disruption.
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Beatle
Mary Jones
oMeral
Vancouver
British Columbia
Denver
Colorado
William B. Wilson
Nanaimo
United Mine Workers of America
Echoes Follow Cathedral Construction At St John the Divine
The New York Sun reports continuing echo problems at the Cathedral of St John the Divine on Mohe Heights New York. Reverberation lasts seven seconds with full organ, obscuring sermons and choir as the cross shaped ground plan and ongoing construction complicate acoustics. The crossing is walled in and the main tower awaits completion, preventing worshipers from clear sound.
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St John the Divine
Mo! Heights
New York
Acoustes
New York Sun
Umes
Amsterdam Av Nue
Echo in the cathedral speaks through reflected sound
Report on St Patrick’s acoustics potential echo in a cathedral crossing. It notes dome and high side passages cause sound to reflect long after emission. Four recesses in masonry were tested with hangings but no relief. Authorities consider wires to curb reflections as used at St Patrick’s but doubt efficiency for this case.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York
Murderer Duryea Held as Insane at Matteawan
New York June 4 Chester B Duryea, who on May 5 shot and killed his father Hiram Duryea, a Jonaire starch manufacturer, is to be committed to the state hospital for the criminal insane at Matteawan.
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New York
Chester B. Dura
Hiram Duryea
Jonaire Starch
Jay
State Hospital
Matteawan
Mush farm in cantornia with basement eds in use
A damaged note describes a mush farm in cantornia occupying 630 square feet with beds in a basement. It notes how mushroom growing in the United States has grown large, mentioning imports and insiderable proportions in a succinct fragment.
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Cantornia
United States
Announcement of Democratic County Commissioner Candidacy
Deer Lodge county announces its Democratic candidate for county commissioner. The filing states candidacy is subject to Democratic voters at the primary on August 25, 1914. Py. DooLRy, Anaconda, Montana.
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Deer Lodge County
Py. Doolry
Anaconda
Mont
Joseph L Kelly Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Commissioner
Joseph L Kelly announces candidacy for the democratic nomination for county commissioner of Deer Lodge county subject to the will of the democratic voters at the primary election.
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Ttene Wy
Deer Lodge County
Joseph L. Kelly
Coroner Candidate Norris Climer Declares Republican Bid
Norris Climer announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county coroner in Deer Lodge County subject to voter approval at the primary election. The message urges rapid results.
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Deer Lodge County
Norris Climer
Mary Martin dies as funeral set for Friday morning
The funeral service for Tate Godfrey Browne Maloney is scheduled for Friday afternoon at 2 o clock at Tuttle Home. Rev W Tait will conduct, remains to be shipped to Republic for interment.
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Fane
Martin
Mary Martin
St. Peter's Church
Tate Godfrey
Browne
Tuttle Te Maloney
W. Tait
Republic
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Deer Lodge
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Charles Sunderman
Highwood, Mont
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Southern Cross
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Seattle
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BR. W. Todd
Georgetown
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Helena
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E. [E. Pickett
Belmore
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Hailey, Idaho
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Misoula
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Ssea Pair
Copper City Hardware Dept
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Lewistown
Horace Kinney
Third Street
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Hasley
J. W. Shackerton
M.D. O'Conner
Butte
West Side
Sullivan & Peterson
Florence Catlin
Sylvan-on-the- Sound
Wash
St. Peter's Altar Society
League ‘of Sacred ‘Heart Free
S1. B. Third Street
Montana
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Nevada
Oliver
Alcazar Theater
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Pat Casey
Lost
Edison
Jessie Stevens
Ed O'Connor
Mary Fuller
Dolly
Father
Pacity
Rocky Mountain Chemical Co
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