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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
6
A city ordinance prohibits showing crime related pictures in public places. Mayor and police enforce the ban after objections from residents and rumor of a censorship board review.
A Pennsylvania courtship ends as Miss Julia Vaughin becomes the bride of Calemnan Connally in Butte. The couple, who arrived recently from California to claim their long promised wedding, plan to reside in the West with Milas Mary Melaughlin and Michael Keane in attendance.
Morton Dodson, son of a Geneva steel magnate, married Marion Holmes of Chicago in a high society wedding at the Homes home in Great Falls. Dodson, educated in Europe briefly, left university to seek his own path and later joined the Beaton Montana smelter staff before the engagement with Miss Holmes became formal. The couple plans a Pacific coast honeymoon and Dodson intends to start a local business upon return.
Chicago dispatch reports a federation plan for workers on all railroads west of Chicago. A meeting is set for April 14 in Kansas City, with tentative arrangements, after a prior date was postponed by international officials. The aim is to coordinate actions across systems in the western territory.
The county commissioners designate polling places for the school election on Saturday. Precincts include Sherman schoolhouse Walkerville Revinet No Blanco schoolhouse Centerville Lucan schoolhouse North entrance West Broadway Precinct No 4 Washington school north entrance Mast Granite streets Precinct No F Graniselywolhouse East Quien Tree precinct No 6 Garfield schoolhouse Calorme street Precinct No Monronachanihavac corner First and Arizona streets Precinct No Greeley schoolhouse.
In Deer Lodge on March 12 a burglar broke the rear door of M. W. Trask’s hardware store, securing about 200 dollars worth of razors knives and other items before sheriff Nevillohn pursued leads and described the property.
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