Timber fires rage as camps burn in Buckley region
A Buckley special describes lumber camps destroyed by dawn fires. Mountain Mill and Green river fires threaten Enumclaw and Kangley. Dozens escape via a timber-lined path. seven men from Smith’s Cedar river camp are reported missing amid widespread destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Buckley
Mountain Mill
Northern Pacific
J. van Rassler
Tacoma Fire Department
Green River
Enumclaw
Hansen Brothers Mill
Page ‘Lumber Company
Fagle Giorge
Green River District
Kangley
Palmer
Barnston
Timper
White River
Emumelaw
Page
Hagle Gorge
Smith
Cedar River
Chicago Affair Report Faces Official Censure
An official report on a Chicago affair faces harsh critique as details provoke strong responses. Key figures and agencies involved are cited, highlighting tensions between authorities and observers. The document’s framing draws attention to governance and public scrutiny.
Italian Ambassador Seeks Publicity On Venice Officers Case
Signor Mayer s Planches the Italian ambassador calls for public release of inquiry records on the Venice arrest of naval officers. Secretary Moody regrets public disclosure but says Washington trials were not responsible. The ambassador plans talks with Secretary Hay to decide whether to publish official reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Signor Mayer
Planches
Venice
Moody
Rotary Hay
Hyer
Signor
Troes
Ers
Crowninshield
Navy Department
Naval Station
Ays
Mountain View Park Assault Case Raises Bond
Henry Early, a boy recovering from appendicitis, was allegedly choked and shaken by Peter Marron at Mountain View park last Tuesday. Marron faces a third degree assault warrant. Justice of the Peace Quane increased his bond to 500 dollars as Early's condition worsened and he was hospitalized at St. Ann's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Early
Peter Marron
Mountain View Park
Marron
Justice of the Peace Quane
Young Early
St. Ann's Hospital
T. J. McKenzie
Justice of the Peace
Quane
Walker Faces Board Review Of High School Kiss Allegation
The teacher’s committee released a ten page report denying Principal Walker kissed Amy Stebbins or acted improperly. It finds Amy and Miss Waterbury unreliable witnesses and says Walker is honest. The board tabled action pending further review as new member Twohy studies the 300 pages of testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Amy Stebbins
Elizabeth Waterbury
Jones
FitzPatrick
D. D. Twohy
Twohy
Board of School Trustees
Woman's Literary Club of
Anaconda
Nellie Graham
Professor Koontz
M. J. Fitz- Patrick
Kelly
Cox
J. H. Duffy
Professor Walker
W. B. Rodgers
Graham
Amy
Miss Livingston
Miss Sutherland
Ethel Macurdy
Frances Jones
Altoona
Spokane
Wash
University of Washington
Central Oregon Normal School
Deer Lodge Notes: Jail Returns and Local Contracts
Special correspondence reports Frank Moran and Frank Lee escorted to Boulder to face escape charges from Clancy jail. A. C. Young, recently convicted of robbery in Butte, begins an 0 year sentence after prior seven year stay. Moncreiff & Shaffer of Helena advance Kolors library project with fire proof, modern facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Deer Lodge
Frank Moran
Frank Lee
Boulder
Jefferson County
Clancy
A. C. Young
Butte
Moncreiff
Moncreiff & Shaffer
Helena
Kolors
Officers Elected by Sincerity Tent No 3 Maccabees
At a meeting held last Thursday the Knights of the Maccabees Sincerity Tent No 3 elected their officers for the upcoming term. Charles Beckers was named past commander, A K Anderson commander, Louis Hart sell lieutenant commander, Frank Klose record keeper, James Foster chaplain, Charles Dood sergeant, Edward Danks master at arms, R J Heasley first master of the guard, J Sullivan second master of the guard, Charles Dolan sentinel, and W A Collins picket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Maccabees
Charles Beckers
A. K. Anderson
Louis Hartsell
Frank Klose
James Foster
Charles Dood
Edward Danks
R. J. Heasley
J. Sullivan
Charles Dolan
W. A. Collins
Opening draws Anaconda residents to Fort Hall Idaho
Residents of Anaconda attended the Fort Hall reservation opening in Idaho. Ex police officer Frank Gordon joined the event with A. R. White and William Novas from the city among the first to secure land. Friends report they were unusually lucky in obtaining desirable parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Fort Hall Reservation
Idaho
Frank Gordon
Gordon
A. R. White
William Novas
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Chicago
Koody
Mander
Chemicat Co
Cincinnati
U.S
Mrs. Winslow
Winslow
Anaconda News
Henry
Erates
Tion
E. H. Rollins & Sons
W. J. Hayes & Sons
Dennis & Pryor Company
Union Bank and Trust Company of
Dolan & Hamill
Koontz
Clara Marcelle
Ethel Ma
Misa Livingston
Mr. Koontz
Tonkin
E. Park St
J.T
Ives
Sweet, Orr & Co
East Park St
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