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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1914

Page

21

Passing Show of 1913 Delights Broadway Audience

Review notes a vibrant production with singing dancing and comedy. Frank Conroy and George Le Maire as Conspiracy Bill and Joe Gars on entertain as top blackface acts. Henry Norman and Secretary Bryan spoof delightfully with witty political gags. Production praised for bright lines bright staging and strong cast.

New York Bill Joe Garson Frank Conroy George le Maire Bryan Henry Norman Chatauqua Washington Congress Senate Democratic Party Thas

First universal Irish dancing exhibition at Luna Park

The pavilion at the lake hosts a universal Irish dancing exhibition Friday night June 26 at 8 with Con O Leary P J Quiban Roger Logue Tim O Sullivan and Thomas Courtney. A varied program includes quadrilles lancers country dances reel jig hornpipe with violin music and bagpipes. Admission 50 cents for the evening.

Con O'Leary P. J. Quiban Roger Logue Professor Logue West Tim O'Sullivan Thomas Courtney Frisco Ireland

Oil Strike Reported at Calgary Sparks Boom

A new oil well opens in Calgary, radioed from Butte by Carl Genter, with details from Martin Wagner of Kelena. The second find may rival the first in size, signaling a Calgary boom. Wagner notes accommodation strains for visitors and ties the report to Helena connections via his family.

Calgary Butte Carl Genter Real Northern City Martin Wagner Kelena Sevral Wagner Helena State Lewis and Clark County

Flags for the Fourth Offered by Standard Readers

Regular subscribers may buy cotton flags 3 by 5 feet with pole rope and holder for cents. Limited supply, sold to one customer at 1.25 dollars each. Out of town subscribers charged the same price.

Pythian castes call to uniform attendance for Sir Knight Noy

All members are requested to appear in uniform at the Pythian castle at 1 o clock p.m. to attend the funeral of the late Sir Knight B. J. Noy. By order, Capt. J. H. Vogel.

B.J. Noy J. HL Vogel

Milwaukee depot contract awarded to Guthrie McDougall

Guthrie McDougall & Co has the contract to excavate about 40 000 yards of rock for a Milwaukee passenger depot site in Butte Montana. A N McDougall M R Baxter and superintendent William Roberts will lead the project as work starts. The modern concrete and brick structure costing about 225 000 dollars will house Milwaukee offices and telegraph facilities and may serve other railways including the Butte Anaconda & Pacific and Oregon Short Line interests.

Spokane Wash Guthrie-McDougall Company Milwaukee Butte Mont A. N. McDougall M. R. Baxter William Roberts Portland Guthrie McDougall & Co Atc Cago Montana Street E H. Barrett Carl Lillwitz A.W. Mussson Telegraph Department Tutte Anaconda & Pacific Oregon

State Head of W C T U to Address Local Union

Mra M Wasserson, president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, will address the local union and all interested attendees at the regular meeting this afternoon in Good Templars' hall, 2 West Broadway. Mrs Alderson must return to Helena and will begin speaking promptly at 2 o'clock after her remarks on temperance in Montana last night in Winterton.

Mra M.wasserson Woman's Christian Temperance Union Good Templars West Broadway K Alderson Helena S. Alderson Montana

Notable temperance work highlighted by pioneer reformer

A prominent pioneer temperance worker discussed her contributions to shaping sentiment and laying groundwork for reforms in the state. During a visit to Butler, Aldeson stays with Mrs. Lee Hayes at her West Broadway home, speaking on the movement’s progress.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Buttera Aldeseon Lee Hayes West Broadway

Butte to crack down on gun carrying with heavy fines

City officials and police plan a systematic drive to end revolver carrying amid riot conditions. Judge Booker fined Frank Harrington $100 for carrying a revolver and warned that concealed weapons would incur the same penalty. Harrington claimed he was taking guns for cleaning. Tom Yarvi was fined $25 for defying orders to close saloons during riots. Funeral arrangements noted for Ernest J. Noy and Charles E. Myers, with Noy to be buried in New Haven, Conn. James Hurley, 60, died. remains at White's undertaking parlors.

Butte Booker Frank Harrington Berkeley Harrington Stromberg East Park Street Prija Heaney Hartington Tom Yarvi Will Bar Arizona Street Ernest J. Noy Pythian Castle South Main Street Knights of Pythias Chapman Great Northern New Haven Conn Charles E. Myers White James Hurley

Giovanni to Speak at Butte Auditorium

Arturo Giovanneti, jailed with Ettor for a Lawrence textile strike murder trial, arrives in California, Idaho, and Washington on a tour and will address the public in Butte at the Auditorium on Thursday, July 2, while returning to New York.

Arturo Giovanneti J. J. Ettor Lawrence Mast Ettor Carveo Butte California Idaho Washington New York

Couple Weds in Justice Shea Courtroom in Butte

Kennard B. Diltz and Miss Anna Ailey, residents of Butte, were married by Justice Shea in his courtroom on Wednesday evening. Both the bride and groom plan to reside in the city. Charles H. Smith and Dennis Shea served as witnesses.

Kennard B. Diltz Anna Ailey Shea Butte Charles H. Smith Dennis Shea

Preparations for Bond Election Approved by City Officials

City officers will hold a bond election on July 30 with $200,000 in storm sewer bonds. Registration at the council chamber runs July 6 to 11 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., with July 28 for corrections. Any taxpayer owning real estate or listed on the 1913 tax rolls may vote, provided residency requirements are met. Encroachment tax collections will be aggressively pursued, with notices sent to delinquents urging payment or settlement before July 1, 1914, or face enforcement.

Green Shevlin Shoviin

A Million Bid at the Ansonia Matinee

Vitagraph director Ralph Ince trots out the five reel drama A Million Bid adapted from Agnes to headline at the Ansonia theater. The Vitagraph cast includes Anita Stuart Julie Ewayne Gordon Harry Morey Gladden James and Charles Kent. The play is presented as a landmark motion picture and will run today and tomorrow with a matinee for ladies and a children's show tomorrow.

Ralph Ince Vitagraph Vitagraph Company Thomas Kay-Bee Company Calfornia John Lubin Company Philadelphia Abraham’ Lincoln Vitagraph Theater Vitagraph Players Anita Stuart Julie Ewayne Gordon Harry Morey Gladden James Charles Kent Agnes Cameron Sidney Drew Fov New York City New York Ansonia Theater

Socialists pass up Butte miners troubles in meeting

A large crowd at Socialist meeting in Butte reg hall left without mention of mining troubles. Assistant City Attorney Davis outlined bond election plans. Duncan was elected new propaganda committee chair. A unidentified body found near Rocker by Butte line awaiting inquest today at 2 pm. Also notices for fishing trips in Glen and local hotel prices.

Sociallattern Union Hall King Butte Davis Dward Duncan Duncan

Fire Chief Calls Union Hall Rubble Menacing Site

Fire Chief Sanger inspected the ruins of Miners Union hall after a dynamiting. He says the north wall should be torn down as a danger to life and property. A winding brick pile blocks the doorway and sways in wind as authorities rope off the street. Don Lowney seeks damages for losses from the blast and considers suing the Miners union. He is advised to pursue legal options via attorney.

Sanger Union Hall Don Lowney Miners Union Hall Duncan Lowney

Local man proud of surprise baby arrival

Elmer Kelly was not working yesterday at 211 Locust Street. A girl arrived at his home, leading him to reconsider naming the baby Elmer. He remained pleased, celebrating and sharing his joy with friends at the Original last night.

Elmer Kelly Yesterda Locust Street Elmer

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