ANACONDA SCHOOLS HEAD TO EDUCATION MEETING
W. K. Dwyer superintendent of Anaconda schools plans to attend the National Education Association convention in St Paul in July. He cites previous Salt Lake meeting as beneficial for systematizing school work and notes sex hygiene and rational education will be discussed. Dwyer says attendance likely and would require travel in July if he goes.
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W. K. Dwyer
Anaconda
National Education Association
St. Paul
Dwyer
Salt Lake
Dwyer Tooday
Ite
Local Social Scene And Advertisements
A compilation of city happenings includes dances, classes, and social events at venues like Moonlight and Vermiliion’s with Tango classes at 7 30 and a social at 9. Advertised goods include Purity ice cream and Pabst beer, watches for repair, and a five passenger auto for sale.
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Maccabee
Harper's Pabst Beer
A. O. HL
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Anaconda Scene
A wide mix of social notices and small moves fills Anaconda as residents travel, visit relatives, and plan gatherings. Visitors include Mrs. H. J. Campbell from Butte and WW Hyslop of Spokane while locals depart for Helena and Berkeley for school events and graduations.
Goodfriends victors in one sided game
Johnny McHale pitched tightly as Goodfriends overwhelmed Mac Raes 15 to 2. McHale struck out 17, while Goodfriends hitters combined for 14 singles and forced walks to cruise to a lopsided win. Peter Trudeau officiated his first Commercial league game without dispute.
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Johnny McHale
MacRaes
McHale
M. Domitrovich
Johnny
MacRae
Horvath
Halloran
Tescuer
Peter Trudeau
Pioneer jeweler of Anaconda dies in East
Harry Flower pioneer jeweler of Anaconda died Tuesday in Chicago according to a dispatch received by Max Hammersiough. Hammersiough states Flower sold his jewelry stock in 1892 to his successor and had lived in Chicago since. He visited Anaconda last year to inspect the Bungereye group on Blue-Eyed Nellie hill and planned to work the properties this year. He is survived by a wife and two children.
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Harry Flower
Anaconda
Chicago
Max. Hammersiough
Hammersiough
Mr. Flower
Flower
Nellie Hill
Architect Fred Willson to Draw Plans for New School Building
Bozeman architect Fred Willson, awarded the contract to design a new school, was in Anaconda yesterday and expects plans ready by July 1 for the next school board meeting. He is also drawing plans for residences on new Laurne lots west of the city and is tied to other local projects.
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Fred Willson
Bozeman
Anaconda
Willson
Thueson
Hast Park
Ramblers
sTans
St Peters Graduates Celebrated at Closing Exercises
The seventh grade passed all tests and received diplomas while eighth graders also earned diplomas yesterday at St Peter's High School closing rites. Prizes and medals honoring excellence in Irish and American history and religion were awarded, and a library cabinet was donated by the manual training class.
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Order of Hiterniana
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Alles Annie Glenn
Bessie McDonald
Mel- Me Ray
Beaudette
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J. Urich
Margaret Burn
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Wis
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Blanche Beaudette
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Nelle Corcoran
Vincent Jimming
Neil Daly
James Dowsherty
Mary Dragove
Joseph Frankovich
Rose Gillespie
Agnes Keltus
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Andrew Lastovich
Louis la Vallee
Catherine Daly
Thomas Daugherty
Gordon Dougherty
Margaret Barry
Convention Calls For Changes In National Representation
Delegates totaling 470 or $9.08 more will attend with some holding half votes as caucuses of factions met. The convention aims to endorse the national committee plan to revise representation rules and other changes, with no expected opposition to the proposals. In Seattle Captain Joseph Grimiths was found guilty of embezzling $8,000 and related offenses. the army board sent findings to Washington for review as Grimiths admitted using funds to aid friends in failed lumber ventures.
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National Committee
San Francisco
Joseph Grimiths
Seattle
Washington
Gritths
No Volcano There
Seward Alaska June 17 Captain McMullen of the mail steamer Dora reports ash observations along the Alaska peninsula and suggests sulfur dust fell here Monday night with no observed volcanic outburst by the Dora. The dust was initially thought to come from Mount Katmai or another western volcano.
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Alaska
McMullen
Mail
Dora
Aleutian Islands
Alaska Peninsula
Mount
Katmal
Old Bath High School piano to be sold after decades
An aging piano from Bath High School, used for over 40 years, is set for sale. Local memory cites Emma Ames as a former student who walked across the keyboard because she disliked its tone, a tale echoed in school lore.
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Bath
Emmaames
Gallagher Resting Easy After Hospital Shooting
Fred Gallagher, a bartender at Gregson Springs, was accidentally shot in the leg by a Chicago traveler, A Mettler. The bullet passed through three doors and a cigar case before lodging in Gallagher’s leg. doctors planned bullet removal. Gallagher rests at St Ann's Hospital.
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Fred Gallagher
Gregson Springs
Esey
St. Ann's Hospital
Gallagher
A. Mettler
Chicago
Mettler
Gregson
Res
Bride and Groom Dray Ride Through City
Mr and Mrs John J Halloran wed by Rev Father Coopman at St Pauls church were surprised by friends after the ceremony and taken for a dray ride through the city. Halloran an electrician, bride Mabel Hay long time operator at Mountain States Telephone company local exchange.
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John J. Halloran
Father Coopman
St. Paul's Church
Halloran
Mabel Hay
Mountain States Telephone Company
Death claims mother of former Anaconda mayor
Old age ended the life of Mrs Julienne Gangner in Chatham Ontario on Tuesday. She was the mother of former Anaconda mayor Fred Gangner and survived by two daughters and three sons including Fred Frank Joseph in Kaligpell and Clovis Jacques plus J A Chet in this city.
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Chatham
Ontario
Julienne Gangner
Fred Gangner
Anaconda
Missoula Woman Dies in Anaconda Visit at 39
Miss Hannah Broman of Missoula aged 39 died yesterday in Anaconda from a complication of diseases while visiting her sister Mrs Knute Nordquist at 10 East Sixth Street. Uncle Andrew Jroms of Missoula arrived and the body will be shipped home for burial.
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Hannah Broman
Missoula
Anaconda
Knute Nordquist
Sixth Street
Andrew Jroms
Miss Broman
Glen
Norath
Police Chiefs Convene Convention Vote News Item
Cincinnati captured the next convention for the National Association of Chiefs of Police by an 89 to 61 vote. The convention will begin work Friday focusing on traffic regulations and officer elections were set for tomorrow.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Cincinnati
National Association of Chiefs of Police
Anaconda Ordinance Bans Street Congregations and Noodle Joints
Ordinance prohibits gatherings of more than five on city streets or sidewalks after police orders to disperse. Violators face misdemeanor charges and fines up to 100 dollars. Publication required in Anaconda Standard. Effective June 1 1914. Mayor Edward O'Brien. City Clerk M J Kelly.
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Poltes
Anaconda Standard
City of Anaconda
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M. J Kelly
Mont
Neal
City of Anconda
CS Relly
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Apthe
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Anaconda City Approves Paving and Lighting Plan 1914
The Anaconda city council set July 4 1914 as the hearing date for protests against a proposed special improvement district. Plans include paving Commercial Avenue from Hickory to Chestnut with gravel bitulite bituminous or concrete options, plus installation and wiring of street lights with up to five posts per block. Cost estimates list paving options from 30000 to 50500 dollars and 3750 dollars for lighting equipment. The notice details boundary description reference and requires protests in writing within 18 days of first publication. Also included is a separate probate notice for Teresa Flanagan estate with sale of Lot 10 Block 92 Anaconda.
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Hickory Street
Maid
Chestnut Street
Anaconda
Council Chamber
Waid
City of Anaconda
Montana
M. J. Kelly
Said
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