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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1924

Page

9

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.

O'Neill Margaret 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 Mr. O'Neill Mr. Whinten J. J. B. Shanley Dr. Shanley Dr. McCabe Helena Jack O'Neill Standard Office M. J. Walsh Springs Whitehall Walsh Anaconda Road Lowlands Bernice Mr. Johnson Frank Sullivan Silver Bow O'Neil Wells River Michigan Vermont 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.

Jack O'’Neill 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.

Associated Press 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 Coolidge 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.

Associated Press Cleveland Georgia Henry Lincoln Johnson Johnson J. J. Phillips National Committee Harding C. Bascom Slemp Coolidge Phillips 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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John P. O Pemene Kremer Sen. Walsh Gov. Stewart Northwest Butte, Anaconda, State and World News Service Briggs Gumps Sally Milgrim Society Ments Sam Hellman Don Marquis Mark Sullivan Burgess Dr. Dolittle Animal Life Babe” Ruth Colors Pictorial Pictorial News
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