Anaconda News Mining: Hold Up by Rail Yard Robbers
Miner Henry Vaughn of French Gulch was robbed of 42.50 cash a gold watch and chain in the East Butte Anaconda Pacific rail yards. Vaughn described two American men about 5 foot 9 inches tall in light hats and mustaches. Police, without a night chief, investigate amid rising crime in Anaconda.
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Henry Vaughn
French Gulch
Vaughn
Butte, Anaconda
W. R. Allen
Mr. Vaughn
Vaugan
Frank O'Brien
Frinke
Flood lodging house praised for comfort and cleanliness
The Flood block hosts a lodging house renowned for home like comfort, modern improvements, and elegance. Located on Fast Park avenue in the city center yet away from streetcar noise, it offers quiet, well cared for rooms on the two upper floors.
Chicken Dinner Helps Clear Church Debt at Mt. Zion
Members of the African Methodist Episcopal church hosted a chicken dinner that aided the payoff of the new building debt. Receipts totaled 150.50 dollars with a 32 dollar subscription by J. L. White, bringing the church total to 182.50. The property cost 400 dollars about a month ago, leaving roughly half unpaid. organizers expect the rest soon. Weather forecast predicts heat tomorrow. McLane & Co.
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African Methodist Episcopal Church
J. L. White
Mary Mannering to Star in The Stubbornness of Geraldine
Mary Mannering will perform in Anaconda June 25 in Clyde Fitch's comedy The Stubbornness of Geraldine at Margaret Theater. The play follows a poor Hungarian count wooing an American girl, aided by witty social satire and scenic effects. A baseball game between Pfeisters of Butte and New Works of Anaconda is scheduled at Mountain View park the same day, with plans for Missoula and Great Falls visits.
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Anaconda
Mary Mannering
Janice Meredith
Geraldine
Clyde Fitch
Chicago
San Francisco
Europe
America
Wrighton
Bayne
Pfeisters
Butte
Mountain View Park
Adams
Washoe Plant
Missoula
Bozeman
Great Falls
Women's Protective Union Elects Officers for Next Year
The Women's Protective Union No. 192 of the town has elected officers for the coming year. President Etta Kingston. vice president Zena Gilberts on. recording secretary Pearl Duncan. financial secretary and treasurer Amy Nesbitt. guide Alice Nelson. guard Sallie Pennington. trustees Zena Gilberts on, Melena Carlson, and Alice Nelson.
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Women's Protective Union
Etta Kngston
Zena Gilbertson
Pearl Duncan
Amy Nesbitt
Alice Nelson
Sallie Pennington
Melena Carlson
Alice Nel- Sok
Runaway Horse Frightens Town On Elm And Fifth Streets
Yesterday morning Edward White's horse bolted on Elm and Fifth streets. It struck a telegraph post after a wild dash, almost hitting Bridget Mullaly and Patrick OHar a, then was captured when tangled in harness. The buggy shattered and the horse sustained injuries needing a veterinarian. Nie line of Oxford patent leather and kid at McRae's.
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Elm Streets
Edward White
Fifth Street
Bridget Mullaly
Patrick O'Hara
Nie Line
Oxfords
Kid
McRae’s
Social events and notices in Turner hall and downtown
Local notices list social events at Turner hall tonight including a social dance and the eiesene concert at the Copper City. Ads mention furnished rooms, pianos moved for $1.50, Schlitz beer on tap, and drawings at the Copper City. Notables from Deer Lodge Seattle Spokane and Ontario are reported visiting Anaconda and nearby. The Carpenteres union plans a social meeting Saturday night June 20 with a lively program.
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Carpenters’ Union
Summer night's dream at Adams department store program
Community notices urge attendance at a union musicale at Adams department store with the Margaret theater orchestra performing 7:30 to 9:30 PM. Also announced are sales on baby bonnets, fabrics at Strain's, and a Scandinavian Brotherhood parade meeting at Dewey hall Sunday.
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Adams’ Department Store
Margaret Theater Orchestra
Lewistown Grand Master Frank E. Smith Reported
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Havre dated June 19 notes Frank E. Smith of Lewistown holding the title of grand master of the Ma then discusses his duties and the fraternal organization.
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The
Standard
Havre
Alfred C. Edwards
Lewis Day
Frank E. Smith
Lewistown
Masons Hold Banquet After Montana Lodge Visit
Sonic order in Montana held an official visit at the local lodge last night. After the meeting, sixty five Masons attended a banquet at the St. Paul hotel with Dr J B Almas as toastmaster. Visitors came from Chinook Malta and Fort Benton.
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Sonic Order
Montana
St. Paul
Dr. J. 8. Almas
Chinook
Malta
Fort Benton
Deweys to Stay in Goodlands Jail Despite Troop Drawdown
Topeka June 19 Chauncey Dewey and his cowboys will remain in the county jail at Goodlands while the governor withdraws troops previously stationed there. The governor says the sheriff is mistaken to hold the prisoners in Northwest Kansas and will bear responsibility for any ensuing trouble.
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Topeka
Kan
Chauncey Dewey
Goodlands
Kansas
Army Chief of Staff Shakeup Named in Order
Secretary Root issues a order assigning Maj. Gen. B M B Young as chief of staff with Maj. Gen. Corbin and Brig Gen. W H Carter as general staff officers Brig Gen Tasker H Biss to become president of the war college The order takes effect Aug 16 It notes that upon General Yo retirement next January Major General Cha would become chief of staff Both Generals Young and Chaffee will be made lieutenant generals
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Washington
Root
B. M. B. Young
Corbin
W. H. Carter
Tasker H. Biss
The
War College
Cha
Young
Chaffee
Three Slay miners fatally burned in Twilight explosion
Charleroi Pa June 19 three Slay miners were fatally burned by a powder explosion in the home of Nate Glages in Twilight mining settlement last evening. Three cases of powder were in a back room of the house. Mike Zyata and Simon Jaur were in the room when the blast occurred. None of the victims can recover.
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Charleroi
Nate Glages
Mike Zyata
Simon Jaur
Death of Florence Stoddard at 22 in Binghamton
Miss Florence Stoddard daughter of Territory Secretary Stoddard dies at her grandfather Judge C E B Martins home in Binghamton at age twenty two. She is the only daughter of the official.
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Binghamton, N
Florence Stoddard
Territory of Arizona
Stoddard
C. EB. Martin
Supreme Court
Aged Rail Treasurer William Squieres Dead at 72
Meriden Conn June 1 William T Squieres treasurer of the New New Haven Hartford railroad died today at age 72.
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Meriden
Conn
William T. Squieres
New New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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