New Books Arrive at Anaconda Public Library
Hearst Free library shelves welcome a diverse list of new titles headed by Abbott Sick-a-Bed Lady and Peter and Wendy. The acquisition spans fiction and nonfiction from authors such as Barbour Dickens Haggard and Irving, with works on education religion travel and industry.
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Hearst Free Library
Abbott
Aitsheler
Barbour
Far Yardley
Finkler
Barrie
Peter
Wendy
Bartlett
Beard
Begbie
Cage
Bennett
Beresford
Jacob Stahl
Bindloss
Vane
Bower
Bradford
Briggs
Brown
Irene
Buchanan
Buckrose
Bullock
Burgess
Burroughs
Pepacton
Call
Camp
Old Ryerson
Channon
Jackson
Henley
Chesterton
Father Brown
Clement
Cody
Elinor
Collins
Curtis
Davis
Dingle
China
Flliot
Chile
Enoch
Peru
Fanning
Fitch
Forrester
Polly Page
Fraser
India
Carson
Frothingham
Gould
Hinkson
Katharine
Hodges
Howden
Hutchinson
Irving
Jacobs
Johnston
Jordan
Oklahoma
Kingsley
Franceska
Kripe
Lincoln
Lombrose
Lowell
Lucas
Merwin
Bret Harte
Montgomery
Norris
Oreny
Paine
Black Star
Sandt Sawyer
Paterson
Perkins
Phelps
Phillpotts
the Beacon
Pier
Sc. Timothy's
Quirk
Dorn
Pitcher
Richards
Rinehart
Letitia Carberry
Robbins
Ross
Sedgwick
Seton
Sheldon
Upper
Yukon
Shute
Singer
Soyer
Stewart
Taggart
Betty
Thompson
Tomlinson
Curlers Lose Comfortably In Mathewson Trophy Match
A curling night saw Mathewson’s rink defeat Munn’s team 18 to 9 in a one sided game for the Mathewson trophy. Lineups included Bender Sharrock Emerson and Mathewson for the winner and Martin Whyte Wraith with Munn for the losing side. A second match ended capron’s squad 12 to 8 over Fortier with Brillhart Wiggin Hillard Capron and Vanisko McKenzie McMullen Fortier the competing skips.
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Mathewson
Munn
Bender
Sharrock
Emerson
Martin
Whyte
Wraith
Fortier
Capron
Capron Bunch
Brillhart
Wiggin
Hillard
Vanisko
McKenzie
McMullen
His New Wife and The Foreman's Courage at Reel Theater
A Reel Theater program features His New Wife a country boy’s urban marriage comedy with a drunken apple cider twist and a family woodshed scene. The Foreman’s Courage offers a thrilling western tale with cowboys and frontier drama.
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Reel Theater
Regina Hats in Connell’s Sole Butte Representation
Regina hats are showcased at Connell's in Butte, with large and small shapes in spring shades, trimmed with flowers lace and silks. Prices range from 5 to 40 dollars, highlighting careful finishing and color-matched linings and high workmanship.
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Regina
Connell
Butte
The Supreme Treasure and Local Theater News
The scenic effects of this picture are wonderful and Thomas Price, with his new standard song, won the audience. Management announced amateur night tonight and four weekly changes of pictures on Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
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Thomas Price
Rev W M Jordan Speaks On Phases Of Religion
The Rev Mr Jordan spoke to a splendid audience at the Christian church last night on My Religion. He outlined his church’s faith and urged unity among Protestant denominations. He praised the one Christ and the Bible, urging believers to unite in Christ for a victorious sweep forward. The subject tonight will be Sin and Its Punishment. Music will be good and all are invited regardless of creed.
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Christ
Church of Christ
Lavall Shot By Pal In Tailor Shop Accident
Julius Lavall was accidentally shot in the shoulder at a East Third street tailor shop by a companion while they examined a revolver they believed unloaded. He was treated at St. Ann's hospital and reported feeling fine the next day. Lavall works at a foundry.
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Julius Lavall
East Third Street
Lavall
St. Ann's Hospital
Campaign turmoil as Taft Roosevelt vie for delegates
Washington dispatch reports sharp activity at Taft and Roosevelt campaign HQs. Taft backers publish rising support across states while Roosevelt allies tout growing sentiment led by Dixon and Glasscock. Indiana contest sparks clashes over temporary chair and delegation votes as Roosevelt wins a 2 to 1 roll call majority.
Roosevelt Forces Seize Control At Oklahoma GOP Convention
Roosevelt supporters won control of the preliminary session of the Oklahoma Republican state convention in Guthrie. A temporary organization was formed with B. F. Parmenter of Lawton named temporary chairman by 364 votes to 184 for Taft backer Frank H. Greer. Delegates from 13 counties with contested seating bolstered Roosevelt leadership under state chairman.
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Guthrie
Okla
Roosevelt
B. F. Parmenter
Lawton
Frank H. Greer
Taft
Kansas Republicans Elect May Convened Delegates No Presidential Primary
Topeka March 14 Delegates to the Republican national convention from Kansas will be chosen at a state convention set for May 8 in Independence. The state committee rejected a presidential primary by 45 to 14 and voted to support Taft’s renomination, then adopted a convention plan by 61 to 10. The 105-member state central committee reported 51 county chairs present, total voting 74 with 27 Taft and 24 Roosevelt votes among members, 23 proxies including 15 Taft-held proxies.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Independence
Taft
State Central Committee
Roosevelt
Taft opens eastern campaign HQ at 335 Fifth Ave New York
New York March 14 Eastern campaign headquarters for President Taft will open at 335 Fifth Avenue before week’s end. John W Hutchinson Jr will run the New York New Jersey and New England branch, coordinating with the Washington main office led by Congressman McKinley. Roosevelt committee activity in the Metropol itan tower has alarmed Taft supporters and prompted high level guidance.
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New York
Taft
Fifth Avenue
John W. Hutchinson Jr
Washington
MckKinley
New Jersey
New England
Roosevelt Committee
Metropolitan Tower
Presidential candidates set offices in the city
The text notes candidates including Harmon, Wilson, Roosevelt, Taft and Underwood have opened offices in the city as part of campaign activity.
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Judge Harmon
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Oscar W. Underwood
Governor Stubbs accuses Taft appointees of disreputable tactics in Kansas primary
Topeka March 14 Governor Stubbs boldlangs Taft appointees for using disreputable methods to thwart presidential primaries in Kansas. He charges federal patronage is dangled to sway Republicans and warns the caucus and convention plan would disenfranchise many Kansas voters. Congressman Anthony counters that postmasters took no part and criticizes Stubbs for waging war on the national administration delaying confirmation.
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Topeka
Kan
Taft
Kansas
Stubbs
Chicago
D. R. Anthony
William S. Biddle
Ball presential primary bill defeated in Michigan Senate
Lansing Michigan March 14 opponents of the Ball presential primary bill in the senate today by a vote of 12 to 19 defeated a move to take the bill from the table and secure favorable and immediate action. This is believed to kill all chances of an April presidential preference primary election.
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Lansing
Mich
Senate
Roosevelt Delegates Elected in Oklahoma District Convention
In Tulsa on March 14 contesting delegations were chosen from Oklahoma's Third district for the national Republican convention. The Roosevelt faction bolted the committee meeting hours early, moved to unseat the Taft chairman, and then held their own convention electing A. A. Small and A. E. Denison as delegates to the convention.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Congressional Committee
Taft
A. A. Small
A. E. Denison
Taft Forces Elect Gill and Hillian at Convention
At the national convention the Taft faction chose Joseph A. Gill and John Hillian to lead the ticket. Their selection signals continued support for Taft amidst party divisions. Gill and Hillian are seen as likely proponents of the incumbent administration's policies.
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Taft
Joseph A. Gill
John Hillian
Ohio Roosevelt supporters urge presidential primary demand
Columbus Ohio March 14 In an open letter Walter F Brown chairman of the republican state committee and key Roosevelt supporter in Ohio called on Taft manager Lewis C Laylin demanding that a presidential primary be held in Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Walter F. Brown
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Lewis C. Laylin
Taft
Fares Set for Conventions by Central Passenger Association
In Chicago on March 14 the Central Passenger association fixed fares to the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore and the Republican National Convention at 2 cents per 4 miles, announced at a public meeting.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Central Passenger Association
Eighth district delegates chosen for Taft at Lincoln
Creston Iowa March 14 The Eighth district delegates to the republican national convention are A B Turner Jr Corning and E E Bamford Centervile instructed for Taft.
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Creston
Iowa
A. B. Turner Jr
Corning
E. E. Bamford
Centerville
Taft
La Follette Heads North Dakota Campaign Swing
Senator La Follette left St. Paul to close the presidential primary campaign in North Dakota ahead of the March 19 primaries.
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St. Paul
Minn
la Follette
North Dakota
Anaconda Federal Building Site Bill Introduced
Representative Pray introduced measures for two federal building sites. A $20,000 appropriation is requested for a site in Anaconda and a like amount for Glenive. another bill seeks $150,000 for a Kalispell public building site.
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Federal
Anaconda
The
Standard
Washington
Pray Today
Glenilive
Kalispell
Avery Receives News of Father’s Fatal Illness in Arizona
Robert B. Avery of 614 Cherry Street was informed last night that his father, living in Arizona, is not expected to live. The notification underscores family concern across state lines.
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Robert B. Avery
Cherry Street
Arizona
Coal Mine Fatalities Rise Across North America in 1919
Industry leaders estimate that 614,392,000 short tons of anthracite and bituminous coal were produced in 1919 with 3,051 fatalities across 21 states and provinces in the United States and Canada. The death toll grew 26.22 percent from the prior year, with a 1910 fatality rate of 4.18 per 1,000 workers.
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United States
Canada
Gold Dust promises an easier dishwashing routine
Gold Dust advertises a brief prep routine claiming the product removes grease and dirt by shaking a small amount into dish water. It asserts the powder reaches cracks and corners, sterilizes as well as cleans, and promises saving time while leaving dishes white, wholesome and sanitary.
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Popham
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Whitlock
Wright
Heatherbloom
Vogue
Children’s New
W. M. Jordan
McKinley
Dixon
Glasscock
West Virginia
Gifford Pinchot
Illinois
Oscar King Davis
Harry S. New
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Indiana
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Ian Harris
Greer
Parmenter
Dakota
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