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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
10
Butte News reports the principal branch union of the Biand ara at 28 East Broadway in Butte with a Tele phone ndependent telphone 4122. Advertising tutes Tarnlahed on anplizatiun.
A miscellaneous Butte Current Notes roundup lists numerous residents and travelers. Mentions include Orton Bros. planes in Baltimore. Laughlin Coal Co. whiskey outlet on Wallk alk. W T Smith traveling to Tuleh and Cyrus Noble. J aL cigar Ale shop. Mrs. Alan Jay leaving for Philadelphia. Mrs. JH Rows and children to Ocean Park. Gertude Jennings heading to Los Angeles. dental ad for Dr Ironaide. local savings accounts interest. numerous departures for San Francisco New York Hood River Seattle Ireland Plymouth England Sacramento Wardand Edmonton. births, visitors, and extended trips noted with scattered addresses and names.
Fergus Falls Minnesota resident Mel Copeland confessed to robbing a train in the county. He says George Ty Lyon was not involved and died by his own action. Copeland claims transformation at a revival meeting and surrenders with his county atone.
Eyrelat and the Stindara officials released a report in Washington regarding the secretarial matter. The issue involves a protest by a patient advocate regarding a presature and the BEY movement.
In Butte the political week ahead looks active with parties planning primaries on successive nights. Democrats and Republicans will aid their primaries on Tuesday and Wednesday, Democrats again on Thursday, while Socialists meet Thursday night without primaries.
The Family Theater presents a major production, Ele Supreme Pest, with lavish costuming and a tri corner plot featuring three aristocratic English families. It runs over two days and marks the Gillette company’s highest royalty show yet. The usual amateur interludes will precede Prom Sire to Son, while The loyal Wilding of India headlines Sunday with other acts.
Nominations were made by the Butte No. 8 Stationary Engineers union for general officers of the Western Federation Miners and delegates to the American Federation of Labor convention. Election set for Wednesday, March 25, polls from 4 AM. Officers named include President Charles Yi Soyer and Thomas Campbell, with other executive board nominees listed.
The report states B C Allen formerly superintendent of the Butte division has been named to succeed Jenks of Great Falls as division superintendent for the Montana Butte and Kalispell regions. J L Taylor becomes general superintendent of the lake division and C W Melaughlin leads the Dakota division at Grand Forks.
Helena March 1 Attorney General Galen issues opinion regarding trials for criminal actions started before the county division. No intercounty lines created and no law to redraw lines. Defendants may seek transfer under law. without motion, cases remain in the present county with local juries.
Washington March 1 The Seventh Infantry will march twelve miles in the near future to test the modified shag, a new army footwear devised by a board of officers. The march will be from Leavenworth to the Men will wear modified one third recommendation marching shoes and the remainder the present garrison shoe. The test aims to evaluate various foot support theories.
The Democratic central committee in Walkerville voted to hold caucuses for three wards Friday afternoon and evening. A convention will be held next Tuesday night to nominate candidates for mayor city treasurer police judge and three aldermen. Locations listed include Blirst ward George Holbrook West Daly street Second ward Daly street Third ward John Tole Gi Daly street. Mayor Joe Biiney is expected to seek renomination.
Washington March 1 The secretary Stinson transmitted to the house correspondence on Adjutant General Ainsworth. He was aware of his voluntary retirement and papers show clashes with assistants. The War Department described the general's language as intemperate and detrimental to the service.
The Knights of Grip No 104 United Commercial Travelers of America hold their annual election and installation of officers next Saturday at the West Broadway bar. Travelers from across the globe attend as a large crowd is expected for the business meeting at 6 15 PM followed by initiation of six classes of candidates. The event features a long program with speeches and songs and is billed as a highlight in local knights history.
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