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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1912

Page

11

Red Flag Banner Displays At State Convention

Healthn Washi Ahweh 12-The ¢o Wat plate convention adjourned after recommending that the state predecessors be retained at Everett and the west state convention. The recommendations aimed to reflect a rate at lows to align with the nomination of a full ticket and the selection of the executive committee. Seven presidential electors were named to go to the meeting at the fat election. Just before adjournment A B Drennan, renting Me, Inds, told Workers of the World to seek assistance for textile workers of Lawrence, Muga. “I am glad to see,” said Drennan, amid rounds of applause, “that the red flag of socialism and no other evidence in this building.” A collection of $40 was taken for the aurike tnt.

Pverett Lo Navona A.B. Drennan Inds Teil Workers of the World Snare Pou Lextiln Workers of Lawrenes Muga Drevnar Aurike Tnt

Governor Attends Ball Hosted by National Guard

The governor attended a ball at the Hotel Rainhoaw in Great Falls hosted by the National Guard unit Company G. A fashionable crowd gathered as the governor spoke from the private dining room of Parke Hotel about banking reforms and hoped for legislative support.

Great Falls Mapoly Kiy Godwin Norris Vity Femaie Dal Glen Ly Mowbina Rainhoaw Orin American Institute of Banking Wiebenking

Red Lodge Names Citizens and People's Tickets in City Election

Special Dispatch reports two tickets for the annual Red Lodge municipal election. Citizens ticket nominates Z M Bunbar for mayor and W C Ball for city treasurer with W H tinge as police judge and Albert Tune Victor Aho and A Croan quis as aldermen. A mass meeting at the courthouse formed the People's Progressive ticket headed by Faratayer Dante Davisy for city treasurer and B M Wally as magistrate with Ton Lunn James Fleming and B D Teele as aldermen.

Standard Red Lodge Feld Citizens Foramayor Z. M. Bunbar W. C. Ball W. H. Tinge Albert Tune Victor Aho A. Croan People's Progressive Faratayer Dante Davisy M. Wally Pol BI. HL Laiwas Miderimen Ton Lunn James Fleming B.D. Teele

California official seeks support for kindergarten system

Mary Ledyard, superintendent of the Los Angeles school system, plans to leave for Chim to install a complete kindergarten program in the New Republic. She announced on Saturday that she has no pledge of support from republic offices.

Las Angeles Aitech Mary Ledyard Venta Chim Mew Republic

Navy war expense report cited in London dispatch

A late afternoon cable from London reports the estimated expenditure for Britain’s navy rising to 23,247,000 dollars, reflecting the cost of ongoing wartime operations and supplies.

London Moreh Vaming Come Mons

Budget cuts trim city spending this year

City budget talks reveal cuts across departments with ambulance and fire gear funds trimmed. Police, health, and street departments see changes as Ways and Means shifts proposals, aiming for a total around 370 500, down from 299 260 last year while health, fire, and enforcement face adjusted allocations.

Health Department Lust

Highly Respected Minner Dies at Centerville

John W. Sullivan, a long trusted miner, died last evening at 137 East Center Street after six weeks illness. Born in Ireland, 42, he came to America as a youth and lived in Boston and Butte before settling in Centerville. He leaves a wife and several brothers and in laws. Funeral at the family residence Thursday.

John W. Sullivan Hife East Center Street Amulness Tie Imios Ireland Boston Hutte James Park City Utah Dan and Jerry Butte John Murphy Sullivan James Sullivan Inslaw Tarrict John Daniel Ox Tutte

Let Go Of Your Own Bear Says Mayor To Mr Nolan

Mayor Duncan of Butte Montana replies to Attorney T J Nolan, rejecting a plea to drop father proceedings against Palen if Judge Booker resigns and seeks re election. The dated note from March 12, 1912, mocks the appeal with a fable about a bear, ending with a curt urging Nolan to let go.

MR. Nolan Duncan T. J. Nolan Booker Butte Mont T. F. Nolan Pie Reno Mn Nolan Lewis J. Duncan

Taken Ill in Mine and Succumbs in Hours

William Magioni, 29, fell ill while on his shift at the Eel mine and died within hours after being taken home to 301 East Park Street, Schudot. He had been in Butte two years and formerly worked at the Fittemont. Funeral arrangements not yet made.

Eel Mine Failowatty William Magioni East Park Street Schudot al. Morzion Butte The Fittemont Marie

Banurult Proceedings Adjudicate Bank Petitions

United States District Judge yesterday adjudged petitions involving multiple individuals including Charles McCarter Gulata John Dineen Hare Alfred I Nichol Ula Warren Bros Straw Edward L Spencer Medicine Lake Hay S Russell Miles City Gilman St Tenny Oxford Henry RB Hill Mondak Roy Havre John Frank Sears Morence and for final hearings Horace Waberta Butte Joseph Demars Butte Wi inm Ta Gussere Missouri Ophle L Rouleau Butte for final hearings on these petitions.

United States District Taige Amnirquin Thes Bank Muyts Charles McCarter Gulata John Dineen Hare Alfred I. Nicholas Ula Warren Bros Straw Edward L. Spencer Medicine Lake Hay S. Russell Miles City Gilman St Tenny Oxford Henry RB. Hill Mondak Roy Havre John Frank Sears Morence Orier Horace Waberta Butte Joseph Demars Butte, Wi

Warren bound over on robbery charge in district court

T Dan Warren was bound over to district court yesterday by Charles Foley on a robbery charge. The complainant Irvine Huck of Corbin testified Warren stole a watch from his person on East Bark Street. Warren faced a $1,000 bond or default to the county jail.

Dan Warren Charles Foley Irvine L Corbin Uy Warren East Bark Street Frank Wiseys Fester Iean Warren Tailivag Warren Nicon Jal

Barriatta Daaiere Events At Weekend Springs

Unclear OCR text notes multiple weekend activities in Montana area. Mentions Barriatta Daaiere grid ball event at Cregg Hat Springs Saturday evening, a speedal train leaving Butte, an orchestra Sunday afternoon, and a special traf leaving Tatty Sunday evening. Details are garbled and names uncertain.

Cregg Hat Springs Satuday Butte Rpm Wileralange O'Lacl

Burglary Charge Filed After Tealight Theft Attempt

A suspect, Clark, faced a burglary charge linked to a tealight theft attempt in Milwaukee. The case proceeded yesterday in United court, with Rhodes presiding in a Mendeevile venue, as details were fixed at court.

Milwaukee Clark Une

Women Gossip At Teas Says Priest Says

A Catholic priest at St. Doneen's mission condemns women gossip as a societal vice while defending male restraint. he argues that gossip harms reputations and sources detract from moral duties. Guests Fahoe De Slere and BL Patrick's parish attendees attended yesterday.

Pather Arian Vrish Father St. Doneen's Mission Yosrondar Wil Wiehe le Pyntrastad Dip Valde SONY Min Elyeade Vanceming Trey Tatiana Thadlove Waeeyhd Adela Gueets Patrick's Parish Teen Dawn Flip Mina Heros

Changes proposed by New Mexico governor in statehouse message

Governor McDonald outlines four amendments to the state constitution in his address to the state legislature. Proposals include removal of certain language, adoption of initiative and referendum, reallocation of educational funding, tighter controls on land trade, local option for gambling, direct primaries, and limits on campaign spending. Policymaking emphasis features education reform and political process safeguards.

Santa Fe N. MM McDonald United States Ithe Hestv

Two Arrested for Unholy Theft in Dreadful Case

Special Dlenatch reports in Divingston March 1 on an attack where a girl was bound and robbed overnight. Police say the men, Geo Urns and Jirphe, entered the house, assaulted her, and took money, jewels, and a gold tooth, with a suspect identified by eye witness testimony. search ongoing.

Divingston Mhieh Moller Mulehurst Weber

Worves VIII A Masts Haneouk Martel T2-A 0 pwivk

Fragmentary text from a 19th century notices page describes a hunting scene near Haneouk Michigan with references to a habitation and wary walls. The imperfect OCR offers limited readable details about a hunt and related warnings.

Contested wills cloud a Westhike estate case

The two wills of Falwant Westhike prompt a court fight between Annin Welch and Mrs. Barbnar and Jones Yur over undue influence and validity. Welch claims she was left the estate by the last will while denying prior coercion and noting Westhike expressed nothing more before death.

Falwant Westhike Annin Me Welch Weethike Westlake Anuthen Kael Barbnar Jones Willy Yenist

Obey These Complaints Court Ruling On Marshall Contempt

Police judge Booher orders Marshall to answer on contempt charges for failing to comply with a sidewalk complaint. The session in the pollen court condemned the demurrer as defective and set a morning hearing, with penalties discussed for noncompliance and related municipal violations.

Booher Marshall Amher Bunth Jung Kalpypili Entt Peter

Butte Jews Organize Local Order of Abraham

Butte Jewish leaders plan a local chapter of the Order of Abraham with a meeting at a street address. Max Fried reports the parent lodge in New York formed the organization years ago and charter membership details are being organized.

Butte Order OF Abraham Abdi S. Seettelien Mwigeonsla Arden Fring Ae Ig Tipelty Isutte Inci

Western Products Show Moves to Minneapolis

The Northwestern Products Exposition directors chose Minneapolis as the show point. Dates are November 12 to November 2. The prior event in St Paul and Sioux City attracted about 8,000 attendees and boosted anticipated immigration this year. Regions involved include Minnesota North and South Dakota Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon.

Woods pArBinger Dgeot Great Northern Row Wetternay Northyeest Development Icaue Cosen Minneapolis Bi Paul Tiyaya Minnesota North Wakota Montans Tdaho Washington Oregon

Home Rule Debate at Mountain View Methodist Church

The gathering at Mountain View Methodist Church Friday night featured Innssion of Home rule for terrand and other daperdunk classes. J Ville, pastor of the Mountain View church, will give in lecture Lights and Shadows of Life. Judge Tach will preside and the Stevens Glee club will provide numbers.

Ter-Rand Wien J. Ville Paatan Tha Mountain View Methodist Place Pal Church Tela Loife J. J

Trial progress in Thurston court for Talay case

Mears and co counsel present arguments as the Thurston will contest nears completion. The judge and audience await the remaining remarks on Thursday afternoon.

Cat Maret

Divorce and assault cases highlighted in court notes

The docket reports a divorce case where Mrs. Like testified her marriage began in Great Falls on November 14, 180. The proceedings also cover a choking abuse claim by the wife against the defendant, plus a pending judgment on a damage suit involving the Hitre Electricty company. A jury trial is noted for a civil action with Kruehey and a separate case detailing threats and verbal abuse.

Tia Messengen Company Maya Donlan Dean Ilke Great Falls Jan Wutcher Ner Lore Supremie Seeit Krweies Hitre Elertrie Rity Company Wis Leles Swit Y Kupreme Curt Vieter Kauckey Gma Bupreme Court Ina Feng Mustion Kruehey Cabal Gente

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