Lightning strikes Kelliher block in Anaconda crowd uninjured
A vivid bolt struck the Kelliher block at 521 East Third Street last evening. The flash tore a corner of the building, followed a steel beam to the sidewalk, and caused widespread alarm though no injuries were reported. A horse rider near the rear was knocked off but remounted and rode away.
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Kelliher
East Third Street
William Kelliher
W. P. Hannigan
Fred Hillyard
Jerry Rannis
W. M. Dougherty
Paddy Dermitty
Potato Crop Slated To Be Below Normal In Local Area
Wet weather and extended rains threaten the potato harvest in Anaconda and nearby areas. Ranchers report yields will be less than half to one third of usual, with prices expected to rise sharply by fall. The ongoing heavy rain also rots other root crops, intensifying the agricultural concern.
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Anaconda
Butte
O'Brien Wins Narrow Decision Over Mooney at Gregson
Mickey O'Brien defeated Young Mooney in a ten round bout at Gregson Springs. Referee W F Fleto sparked spectator dissatisfaction as some felt Mooney deserved a draw. The large crowd saw a brisk pace with O'Brien's California style earning a slim decision, fueling call for a rematch of about two and a half rounds.
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Mickey O'Brien
Young Mooney
Gregson Springs
W. F. Fleto
Reciprocity battle starts in Senate over Canadian treaty
In Washington on June 13 the Senate opened debate on the Canadian reciprocity agreement. Chairman Penrose reported the bill without recommendation as McCumber La Follette and Williams presented opposing and supporting views. Dixon and Heyburn noted lack of clear recommendation amid amendments, while Gore proposed a free list component but did not press it.
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Washington
Senate
Penrose
Finance Committee
Messrs
McCumber
la Follette
Williams
Stine
Kern
Dixon
Heyburn
Gore
Mississippi
Mr. Williams
Canada
Blaine
McKinley
Carpenters Union of Anaconda Elects New Officers
At their last regular meeting the Carpenters Union of Anaconda elected officers including President J. J. Reid Vice President John Faulstick Recording Secretary Robert Ketley Financial Secretary John Templeman Treasurer W. J. Smith Conductor Arthur Nelson Warden Frank Johnson.
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Carpenters’ Union of
The Cossack Duke and Other Reel Theater Picks
The Reel theater last evening screened The Cossack Duke a powerful Russian military life drama. Also shown were The Boss of the Lucky Ranch a cattle ranch set piece and A Count of No Account a comedy. The program ended with Hurry Up Dearie sung by Mrs Tescher.
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Reel Theater
Tescher
Schedule Adjustments on Northern Pacific Lines
Special Dispatch reports changed passenger timings on the Rocky Mountain division. Bitter Root branch afternoon train from Missoula now departs 3:25 p.m. and arrives Hamilton at 6:15 p.m. Darby to Missoula service shifts to 2:15 p.m. and 5:05 p.m. Philipsburg branch alters Drummond departure to 12:35 p.m. and Philipsburg arrival to 2:15 p.m. Philipsburg to Drummond remains at 8:35 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. arrival. Morning trains unchanged.
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Standard
Missoula
Rocky Mountain
Northern Pacific
Bitter Root
Hamilton
Darby
Philipsburg
Drummond
Peso export tax on Mexican cattle to be abolished
El Paso announces the abolition of the pesos export tax on cattle through insurgent ports in Northern Mexico, effective Thursday. The tax had made exports unprofitable, and its removal brings relief to American cattlemen. A hint on using want ads to find backers for inventions or ideas is also noted.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico
New York Youth Stuns Waldorf With White Clawhammer Suit
A young Englishman in a white clawhammer coat and matching trousers visits the Waldorf Astoria dining room with a monocle bracelet and a black diamond cat on a leash. He checks the cat outside, dines with his wife and mother, and leaves for Riverside Drive, drawing curious chatter from onlookers.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Peacock Alley
Edward Glasheen
Glasheen
Willoughby
Sophie
Waldorf
Mark Twain
Riverside Drive
Black Cat
Catholic Foresters Elect Montana Officers At Great Falls
The seventh biennial convention of the Catholic Order of Foresters of Montana opened in Great Falls with high mass at St Ann’s Cathedral. Officers for two years were elected including State spiritual director Rev W F Purcell and state chief ranger R L Dindorf. J G Dooley was chosen as delegate to the Cleveland international convention and Red Lodge named as next meeting site. A banquet followed at the New Park Hotel.
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Standard
Great Falls
Catholic Order of Foresters of
Montana
St. Ann's
Father Molyneaux
Odd Fellows’ Hall
James Murphy
Butte
Anaconda
Cleveland
Red Lodge
New Park Hotel
Delinquent assessment notice for Matt Polich property
Matt Polich is warned that 1910 and 1911 assessments on the Aliie Addie and in Raised Rock district Deer Lodge Montana remain unpaid. John Polech as co-owner claims the right to forfeit Matt Polich interest under statute if the $66.66 due is not paid within nine days after first publication on April 4, 191L.
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Paul Hartz
Quartz Lodge
Deer Lodge
Mont
United States
Henry Lindig
Anaconda
Emily Tucker
East Third Street
State of
Montana
John R. Tucker
Matt Polich
Aliie
Addie
Raised Rock
Deer Lodge County
John Polech
John Polich
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