John P O'Neill Dies After Diving Accident at Butte
The death of John P O'Neill occurred after a diving accident at a hotel plunge in Butte. He was 84, a longtime mine official with 44 years at the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. He died of drowning after striking his head, while his wife Margaret and children mourn him. His career spanned from mucker to assistant general superintendent, with memorials and a large community following his passing.
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Butte
Boulder
J. J. Carrigan
William Nevin
Dan Crowley
St. Lawrence
John Gaul
George Duncan
O'Neiill
O’neills
A. D. Arel
Bow County
Sheriff's Office
James T. Finlen
the Metals Bank
the Metals Bank, One of Mr. O’neill
Mr. Finlen
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Mr. Whinten
J. J. B. Shanley
Dr. Shanley
Dr. McCabe
Helena
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Standard Office
M. J. Walsh
Springs
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Anaconda Road
Lowlands
Bernice
Mr. Johnson
Frank Sullivan
Silver Bow
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Michigan
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Mucker
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte Mines
Butte Hill
Deer Lodge
Margaret O'Brien
Father de Ryckere
Thomas
John
William
Anaconda
Bell Mine
Berkeley
Dan
Notre Dame University
Central High School
Charles
Daly
Jack O’neill
Marcus Daly
Montana
Hotel
Finien
Hopkins Street
Neal
John McDonald
Mary Jane Duncan
Death of Jack ONeill Shocks Anaconda Circle
Obituary notes the sudden death of Jack ONeill a longtime Anaconda Mines employee in Butte. Close colleagues including W B Daly John Gille James T Finlen and James Carrigan express shock praise loyalty and deep grief over the loss of a trusted friend and veteran of the company and Butte hill community. The piece emphasizes his 40 years with Anaconda his steady character and impact on miners families and Western mining culture.
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W. B. Daly
Anaconda Company
Jack O'Neill
Butte Hill
Mr. Daly
School of Mines
Daly
Anaconda Hill
Anaconda
Marcus Daly
New York
John Gille
James Carrigan
Butte
Kremer Tops Democrat Ticket in Helena Primary
J Bruce Kremer democratic national committeeman led the Montana presidential preference primaries with 6453 votes, edging Senator T J Walsh who had 6409. Former Gov Stewart placed third, while other delegates and many write-ins including Debs La Follette Roosevelt Dixon appeared on the four tickets as voting continued. Coolidge and McAdoo totals were not yet tallied.
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Helena
J. Bruce Kremer
T. J. Walsh
Fergus
S. V. Stewart
George
Clements
Arthur
Maloney
McTague
McLean
Vergus County
Hoover
Rogers
Allen
Brooks
Berry
Brazin
Cook
Delano and
Poore
Speer
Haftle
Joseph M. Dixon
Republican Party
la Follette
Eugene V. Debs
G. B
al Smith
B. K. Wheeler
Senator Walsh
Col. Roosevelt
Montana
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McAdoo
Harding Letter Restores Negro Seat In Georgia Delegation
A June 4 Associated Press dispatch from Cleveland reports President Harding’s letter to C Bascom Slemp reversing a Georgia seating plan. The letter, read at the national committee meeting, favored Henry Lincoln Johnson and his delegates over the Phillips faction, leading to a 22 to 14 vote to seat Johnson’s delegation.
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Charles PD
Hilles
New York
Train dispatching by telephone replaces telegraph era control
Railway operations are shifting toward telephone dispatching, rapidly supplanting the older telegraph era. The change aims to speed up train instructions, reduce delays, and improve coordination across routes.
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