Anaconda News Plans For Red Cross Week
Anaconda prepares a Red Cross week from June 18 to 25 led by Bowman as general manager. A Western campaign committee coordinates a nationwide drive with a goal of 100 million dollars for the relief of soldiers and families, with regional chairs, captains, and Sun Francisco headquarters guiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Red Cross
Aleady
Western Campaign Committee
Joseph Tumulty
West
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Denver
Wichita
John B. Miller
Los Angeles Gas Corporation
Western
W. C. Capran
Campairon
Eerde
Mortana
Deer Lodge
Cascade County
PANS TO GET RUN FOR THEIR MONEY AT WASHOE DIAMOND
The Anodes face the Knights Of Columbus at Washoe park in a highly anticipated semi pro clash. The Anodes bring a fast lineup while the Knights bolster their ranks with new players. Admission proceeds go to the local Red Cross as part of a 15 000 fundraising drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe Diamond
Anodes
Knights of Columbus
Washoe Park
Northwest
Knights
the Red Cross
Cattle Shipment Heads to Big Hole Basin from Judith Basin
Louis Anderson of HN Jones unloads 10 beef steers in Anaconda before driving the herd from Lewistown to the Jones ranch near Wisdom. The shipment includes 200 registered Herefords bought in the Judith Basin for pasture at the Big Hole Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Anderson
HN. Jones
The
Big Hole
Anaconda
Jones Ranch
Wisdom
Judith Basin
Lewistown
Fires Reported As Incendiary Blazes In Lost Creek Area
Word from the city cites two separate fires on Lost Creek Friday night. The Sparrow barn and the Staffenson six room dwelling were destroyed, both reportedly empty, about a quarter mile apart, suggesting arson rather than a single accidental blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Creek
G. W. Sparrow
Jacob Staffenson
William Staffenson
Man in jail attempts suicide during murder case
Taylor, known as HA, tied a belt and suspenders into a noose in his county jail cell but was cut down by fellow prisoners before dying was reached. He had been captured after a holdup on the Anaconda to Butte road and shot by Deputy Dave O Connor during the arrest. He faces murder charges in the Padovich case. Charles Flood was appointed his defense attorney as the court sought counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HA. Taylor
Rome
Butte
Anaconda- Butte
Sherif Dave O'Connor
Founty
Yeaterfay
Taylor
Winston
Kuzma Padovich
Charles Flood
Creighton University
Mr. Flood
Jolson Delights Audience in Robinson Crusoe Jr. Extravaganze
Al Jolson and a receptive crowd enjoyed a lively show at the Margaret last night as he headlined Robinson Crusoe Jr. from the New York Winter Garden. The performance mixed spontaneity with audience co operation across the footlights and featured agile dancers and striking stage effects while Jolson kept the mood playful and entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Jolson
Margaret
Reing
Robinson Crusoe Jr
St Peter’s eighth grade graduates receive diplomas
The St Peter’s eighth grade class is listed as graduating and receiving diplomas at Friday exercises. Named students include Francis Eugene Brown William Lawrence Burke John Emmet Crimmins and many others such as Anna Angela Barich Mary Cecelia Dundon Johanna Rosine Dundon Elizabeth Keltus Theresa Josephine Kirby Alma Mary Margaret Lynn Margaret Mary Meloy Mollie Frances Miller Margaret Agnes Ostronich Helen Frances Reilly Mary Cecelia Shuty Anna Catherine Sajcich Pauline Mary Smet and Agnes Rose Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
Francis Eugene Brown
Willian Lawrence Burke
John Emmet Crimmins
William John Derzay
Joseph Francis Domitrovich
Roger “Martin Dougherty
Thomas "Patrick Dougherty
Marcus Alban Frankovich
Francs Joseph Krizan
Leo Cyril Mascotte
Francis Carroll Moran
John Joseph Molley
Daniel Dominick McLaughlin
Patrick James McMahon
Matthew Paul Scallon
George
Body of Young Soldier Arrives for Interment
The body of Frederick Beartown, killed in a railway accident near Southerland Nebraska, arrived in the city. The remains were taken to Tuttle undertaking parlors and a funeral will be held at 12 45 PM at the Norwegian church with Rev N J W Nelson officiating. He was raised in the city and was en route from San Francisco to New York after enlisting in the artillery branch of the federal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Beartown
Southerland
Neb
Tuttle Undertaking
Norwegian Church
N. J. W. Nelson
San Francisco
New York
Federal Service
TAL CHILDRY RC Special Day at First Presbyterian
TAL CHILDRY RC presents a Mother's Day program this evening at 7 30 PM in First Presbyterian Church directed by a special committee with Mrs R M Centa as chairman. Six young ladies will sing The Holy City, primary department children perform, Boy Scouts sing a scout song and Loren Locker will recite a patriotic piece. Each class contributes a selection as the church is decked with evergreens and flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
R. M. Centa
Holy City
Loren Locker
Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Clarence Bruckner
Howard Pierce
Putnam
Lowry Kunkle
Edwin Howe
Bobby Birch
Ruby Maizell
Helen Lacklen
Peterson
Logan
Lillian’ Ashlock
Dorthy
Ruth Lacklen
Aliee Bennett
HL. B. Avery
Our Soldier Boys
Kenneth Kretzer
Katherine Dorland
Swedish Baptist Church
Fifth and
Cedar Streets
A. Johnson Stormans
S.A. Nelson
E. Barton
Astar
Ladies Aid Society
A.J. Stormans
A. Seline
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Tait
Sunda
Officials Gain Half Holiday for Saturdays
Courthouse staff including the clerk and recorder county treasurer assessor and clerk of the court begin a half holiday on Saturdays. The new policy took effect yesterday at the local courthouse.
Anaconda Teachers Prepare for Summer Vacation
Local high school and grade school staff plan two and a half months away from Anaconda. Many will travel across the country or attend universities. several join summer programs in Chicago Seattle and other cities while others remain for local work or short trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dwyer
Anaconda
Portland
Ore
National Education Associatec
C. P. Utter
Chicago
School of Education
University of Chicago
Indiana
Eva Huffman
Charleston
Dorothy Mayland
Seward
Neb
Va Partridge
Vivi
Oregon
Denver
Rocky Mountain National Park
Owatonna
Minn
South Bend
Towa
Norfolk
Freddle "Morse
Thorina Mortenson
Evaleth
Racine
Wis
Mrs. Davies
Jackson
Midh
Mr. Davies
Hersin
Steve
R.A. Mitchell
J. B. Heuser
W.T. Scott
United States Fish Hatchery
Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone National Park
Rose Clifford
St. Paul, Minn
Frances Ryan
Hamilton
Mont. Helena
Gleeson
Gertrude Reardon
University ,of Washington
Seattle
Marie Conley
University of Washington
Laura French
Boissevain
Manitoba
Mabel Sharp
Wallace
Idaho
Anna Gorman
State’ Normal School
Dillon, Mont
Katherine Ryan
Cheruusco
N.Y
Dignitaries Visit Anaconda Briefly
Mayor Maloney and Fire Chief Martin of Butte visited Anaconda for a brief official call. This civic visit highlighted collaboration between Montana cities and public safety leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloney
Martin
Butte
Anaconda
Anaconda Visitors See City Fire Run and Local Church Notices
Last evening visitors traveled by car to Anaconda noting a 20 minute run between here and Butte. In town they witnessed a city fire run by the Anaconda department, described as a revelation to the visitors. The community announcements cover St Mark's Episcopal Church and multiple church services including First Methodist Episcopal and First Presbyterian with detailed Children’s Day programs and sermon schedules.
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Newn
Here
Butte
Anaconda Department
African Methodist Episcopal Church
West Commercial Avenue
Robert House
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Main Street
British gains south of Ypres and police ban on meetings
On the Ypres frontline south of Ypres in Flanders, British troops advanced and captured more prisoners with a night report from British headquarters. The statement notes day fighting northwest of Bullecourt where an advance occurred Friday. Winnipeg reports police banned an anti conscription meeting for Market square with a separate note of a pro conscription gathering planned.
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Ypre
London
Ypres
Flanders
Bullecourt
Winnipeg
Chief of Police
Hoon
Heard on the Streets of the Copper City
Roy Phillips and Merin Tengen take a fast ride in a gas buggy. A broncho tipped over a ranch rig causing a crash and a ditch rescue as onlookers watch the chaotic chase on a rural road. Serialized street column style with playful local color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper City
Roy Phillips
Merin Tengen
Aitey
Tipperary
Mesra
Phillips
Jensen
Prisoner’s violent spree ends with jail transfer
Sheriff Joe Henault and Deputy Vic Carl report a dangerous arrest as a troubled man resisted deputies with extraordinary strength. The suspect claimed the name Bd Thomas and said Helena would go home before later revealing origin from Warm Springs while at the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unaar
Joe Henault
Vic Carl
Bd Thomas
Helena
Warm Springs
Saint Peters School Grants Diplomas at Tenth Graduation
The tenth year at Saint Peter's school ended with a June 15 ceremony in a full church. Rev. Father Pirnat led the Mass and diplomas were awarded to graduates across scientific, classical, and commercial courses. Prizes from The Ancient Order of Hibernians, Daughters of Brin, Knights of Columbus, and Fathers Pirnat and McCormack honored top students in Irish and American history, Christian doctrine, music, and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Peter's School
Father Pirnat
Order of ‘Hibernians
Daughters of Brin
Knights of Columbus
Pirnat
McCormack
Thomas Dougherty
Misa Mary ‘Danicich
Suspects at Lewistown Not in Three Mile Hold Up
Sheriff Hartsell returned from Lewistown with word that two suspects and Ewering the Three Mile bandits were held there. The men held were not the holdup suspects here but will be prosecuted in Lewistown. Hartsell then left for Junction City Kansas with requisition papers for Jean Hatfield alias Jean Smith, arrested there for stealing $300 from a roommate in Conda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harteell
Lewistown
Sherif Hartsell
Junction City
Kan
Jean Hatfield
Jean Smith
Conda
Scouts Make Pine Showing
Troop No. 2 Boy Scouts raised 5050 in Liberty loan bonds yesterday. Buyers used hill offices, creating a handicap, yet the youths posted a splendid showing credited to their efforts and effort toward circulating literature.
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Bowman
Big Hole Basin
ST. P Laketer's Gradun
Interent
Tal Childry RC
Briggs
Wire - Taene
Fo Hitchen
Tuas
Henry
PEW
Mark's Episcopal Church
Main
Sixth Streets
Havre
Craig
Mrs. Hauser
First Presbyterian Eaurch
Robert A. Cameron
Locust
J. C. Barton
the New Birth
Christian Church —Bible School
Chiletian Endeavor
Zion Swedish Lutheran Church
Rvices
Sutay School
Christian Science Society
Society
Oak Street
Preserver of Man
A. Brady
Robert Warwick
Norway
Y Man
ST. Peter’s School
Rachael_J. Frankovich
America
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