Deaconess School Sees Its Best Year in Anaconda
Rev. John Chirgwin says Montana Deaconess School had its best year yet. The institution, five years old in Helena, serves needy Montana children aged six to fourteen. It now operates at full capacity and aims to clear its opening debt while planning a new building. Chirgwin plans to preach in Missoula after attending the Anaconda Sunday school convention.
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John Chirgwin
Montana
Helena
Teyat Chirtwin
Anaconda
Chirgwin
Annaconda
First Methodist
Missoula
Boys Turn Mice Loose Among Girls In School
Report from a high school assembly room describes two boys releasing mice to frighten girls. The incident caused panic and one girl was seriously frightened and sent home for the day. City Superintendent Dwyer noted a decline in civic spirit compared to a year earlier dove incident.
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Mischievou
Dwyer
Yesternay
Family Seeks Ben Sandoval Missing in Anaconda
The Sandoval family appeals for news of Ben Sandoval last heard from in Anaconda. A letter to Chief Tom O'Brien from Paul V. Sandoval of 1209 South Ninth Street Omaha asks police to locate him and report findings promptly as his mother is seriously ill and worried.
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Ben Sandoval
Anaconda
Tom O'Brien
Paul V. Sandoval
South Ninth Street
Omaha
The Alcazar Theater Presents Diverse Silent Shorts
A rundown of films shown at the Alcazar Theater features Anita Stewart and James Morrison in a dramatic tale of a son unknowingly loving his mother with fatal twists. Edison comedy East and West Met at Heston stars Miriam Nesbit and Mary Fuller. A Wrong All Around explores infidelity, while other reels include Amity and The Flowers That Bloom in the Spring. Also noted is the funeral of Ernest Odion at First Baptist Church with burial at Hill Cemetery.
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Lnst Hight
Anita Stewart
James Morrison
Death Happy
East
West
Heston
Edison
Miriam Nesbit
Mary” Fuller
Marc McDermott
Ernest Odion
Twin Bridges
First Baptist Church
A. A. Main- Waring
Hill
Cemeter
Trams cut to Southern Cross trains reduced schedule
Effective May 4 tram service to Southern Cross will be discontinued. After that date trains run Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday with departures from Anaconda at 7 45 im returning from Southern Cross at noon. Sunday service leaves Southern Cross at 4 pm. George G Meade Post No 16 meets Saturday evening at the courthouse for important business led by Commander Eber Golder and Adjutant B A Waterbury. Fort Smith Ark. May. George Gould retired from Kansas & Arkansas Valley and Fort Smith & Little Rock railroads. E J Pearson named his successor. San Francisco May 1. Trio Maurie Diggs former state architect faces criminal assault charge.
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Southern Cross
Anaconda
Southern Cronoon
George G. Meadepost
Eber Golder
B. A. Waterbury
Fort Smith
Ark
Itay
George Gould
New York
Kansas & Arkansas Valley
Fort. Smith & Little Rock
E. J. Pearson
Trial halted as juror fears for suspect’s fate
Mies Ida Pearring interrupted proceedings when reporter Master t the Hiner Siberia caused disruption. Arthur 8 Ty'hers, son of John Hollberg, a juror, faced uncertainty about the young man’s fate, prompting Judge Cabanise to postpone the trial until Monday.
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Ida Pearring
Siberia
Arthur
Ty'hers
John’. Hollberg
Cabanise
Dozen Young Igorotes Are Ordered Sent Back
San Francisco May 1 United States deputy marshals arrested Harry Miller alias Indian Miller aboard the liner Tengo Maru on arrival from the Orient. Twelve Igorotes detained with Miller face abduction and Philippine penal code charges. most are said to be minors. Miller denies all minors and claims the Igorotes are part of an exhibition troupe he is assembling with Harold Antenger. The war department and Manila-bound telegrams prompt return arrangements for the girls to the Philippines via the Toyo Kisen.
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San Francisco
Harry Miller
Indian Miller
United States
Orient
Miller
Toyo
Phi Pines
Alum Moderation Warned In Foods Leavened With It
Washington May 1 reports that alum baking powders pose greater health risks than other leavening agents. A board of scientific experts from the department of agriculture concludes moderation is wise after three sets of human trials. The board’s report was unanimous.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Miner Crushed by Car at Washoek Mine
Special Dispatch from Red Lodge reports Austrian miner John Andris, years old, unmarried, was found dead Wednesday afternoon beside a loaded car at the east entry of the Washoek mine. He was crushed between the car and a prop and died several hours before discovery by a fellow worker.
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The
Standard
Red Lodge
John Andris
Washoek
Ife
Woman gored by bull in Red Lodge corral
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Mrs. Weast, aged 70, at her ranch on Red Lodge creek, mauled by a bull while alone in a corral. Authorities fear she will die from her injuries. The piece also notes unrelated items from Washington and New York, including a bank charter, postmaster appointments, and cancer death-rate data.
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The
Standard
Red Lodge
Red Lodge Creek
Weast
Landmark Lease Standoff Halts NYC Skyscraper Work
A $35,000,000 New York skyscraper project is halted as the leaseholder of a small lunchroom refuses to vacate. Courts have sustained him, and he may remain until his lease expires in May 1918, delaying construction.
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New York City
War Talk Dying Out at Capital Continued From Page One
The discussion centers on removing Vera Cruz civil officers and installing army personnel. J Garrison notes civilians were chosen due to navy lacking municipal machinery, while army has legal officers to run a government as in Cuba after the Spanish war. War department officials say military courts at Vera Cruz prevent civil government lawsuits against the United States, with martial law reducing risk.
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Vera Crus
Army
J. Garrison
War Department
Fletcher
Navy
Cuba
Vera” Crux
Americans Flee as Anti American Demos Roil Mexican Ports
Refugees from Guadalajara and Colima arrive in San Diego amid hostile crowds and threats. Mexican officials and mobs target Americans with vandalism and insults while consulates try to evacuate and organize transport. A German steamer offers aid as authorities struggle to provide safe passage.
Gorgas Seeks To Protect Vera Cruz Army Health
Washington on May 1 the detention of American troops at Vera Cruz during mediation prompts calls for rapid health measures. Mosquito control sleeping quarters nets vaccination typhoid prophylactics and other precautions are urged as the rainy season approaches and disease risk rises.
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Gorgas
Vera Cruz
Washington
Panfama
Unclear agency report on Mexico City gunney unit
Fragmentary May report from Washington mentions Neiman O Snitinen HermaeSthapeatafaiven of the United SSQRGS Gunney in Mexico City Was. Details are unreadable due to corrupted OCR.
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Washington
Neiman O Snitinen
United
Ssqrgs
Gunney
Mexico City
Disputed Move From Vera Cruz to United States
A fragment notes instructions from the state department to Mr. O Shaughnessy regarding his status after leaving Vera Cruz. It indicates he could remain in Vera Cruz or proceed north at his own discretion, with liberty to decide.
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Vera Cruz
United States
State Department
O'Shaughnessy
British Cruiser Sent to Help Marooned Americans
Vera Cruz May 1 Eight American citizens are marooned west of Alvarado and south of Vera Cruz. Among them are Philip Steele of Chicago and three Gould brothers. A British cruiser off Buerta Mexico sent a relief expedition up the river to aid them and other foreigners. The transport Hancock with refugees arrived today. Federals continue mining bridges and roadbeds toward Mexico City, but this report is not confirmed.
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Vera Cruz
Alvarado
Philip Steele
Chicago
Gould
Buerta
Mexico
Hancock
Mexico City
Saltillo Evacuated by Friends After Defeats
El Paso May 1 Saltillo in Coahuila where remnants of federal forces rallied after defeats at Torreon Monte Rey and other forts was reportedly evacuated AP 27. About 12,000 troops retreated to San Luis Potosi about 300 miles south to the state of that name.
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el Paso
Texas
Saltillo
Coahuila
Lewko witz Guilty in Downtown Attack Case
In Kansas City on May 1 Maurice Lewko witz was found guilty for complicity in the assault on Mrs Gertrude Shirley. The state alleged he lured her to a downtown room where five other men joined. Vic Gueringer and Oscar Harrison had already been convicted with Gueringer to hang and Harrison to 25 years.
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Kansas City
Maurice Lewkowitz
Gertrude Shirley
A. J
Lewkowitz
Miss Shirley
Vic Gueringer
Oscar Harrison
al Ready
Gueringer
Harrison
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