Anaconda Man Searches Florida Wife in Montana Dream
Eugene Wortlard, of Anaconda, arrived in town after a 2000 mile trek from West Palm Beach to find his wife and child missing. Police report no trace of Mrs Wortlard despite diligent searches. Wortlard believes she is in town with their daughter and says they married eight years ago in Florida. She is described as the daughter of Mr and Mrs Willan Glenn of West Sixth Street.
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West Palm
Berene
P. Wortlard
Nda
Flor Ida
Montana
Florida
Mite Willan Glenn
West Sixth Street
Wortlard
Man seeks wife in town after disappearance
Mr Wortlard, a pineapple grower from West Palm Beach, arrived with Officer Hartz and searched his wife's relatives in Anaconda for news. He claims sending money to his wife and believes she is in town, wants to see her to resolve their situation, and plans to stay until she is found.
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Hartz
McKenzie
Anaconda
Day to address St Andrew chapter at St Mark's church
F C Day of Helena will deliver an address at St Mark's church inviting all to attend He is a past grand master of the grand lodge of Masons and a prominent force in the Brotherhood of Saint Andrew In Anaconda he will organize a junior chapter with Alfred Roper to sing and the full choir in attendance
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F.C. Day
Helena
Brotherhood of St.” Andrew
St Mark's Church
Day
Grand Lodge of Masons
Islfred Roper
Anaconda
Mark
Keough Found Not Guilty In Assault Verdict
Keough was acquitted after a brief jury verdict on charges of third degree assault against a youth named Clemmens. Witnesses described a street mob near 3 Avenue and profane language, with Keough claiming he dispersed the crowd. Clemmens testified of being grabbed by the throat during the confrontation.
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William Keough
Hendricks
Fendant
Clemmens
3 Avenue
Mrs. Keough
Mr. Keough
E Householder
Congo Free State Slaves Forced Labor Report Emerges
Rev. William Morrison of Lexington Virginia, a Presbyterian missionary, has returned after six years along the Kassal river interior detailing abuses in the Congo Free State. His exhaustive report to Congo authorities and ministers in Brussels and London cites rubber monopoly forced labor as daily intensifying slavery, with Morrison sailing for Ok May to deliver more evidence to Washington.
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London
William Morrison
Lexington
Lible
Congo
Mr. Morrison
Ata
Washington
Furether
Judge Hayes Corrects Misprinted Account Shortage Clarified
Police Judge R Hayes rejects claims of a $85 shortage in his mis accounts and explains he was not present during the investigation or settlement talks. He says fines for several convicted residents remain unpaid and details about specific cases were misreported by newspapers.
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R. [. Hayes
Finance Committee
Min Sam Johnson
Charles Newmin
Thad
Judge Hayes
Big Transformer Placed In Position In Helena
A large rotary transformer, damaged by fire on Oct 2, was moved from the barns at Main Street head to a temporary powerhouse near the Montana Central. Weighing about 12 tons, it is to be in service by Sunday or Monday, after being loaded on a strong truck with jack screws and pulled by five horses. The transit left skid marks and at least one pavement break was reported, with wheels sinking several inches and bursting a water pipe in one spot. Europe July 4. The family will remain abroad until autumn.
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Standard
Helena
Helena Light and Traction Company
Main
Montana ‘Central
Main’ Street
Shirt waist suits return to fashion for summer wear
Fashion notes discuss the shirt waist suit as an independent skirt and shirt waist compromise offering a versatile wardrobe staple. Emphasis rests on simple lines, proper fit, and minimal trimming to preserve the tailored look, with wear for morning, shopping, church, and resort settings.
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Faddie
Ames Trial Sketches a Wary Picture of Corruption
The report outlines former Mayor Ames facing cross examination over bribery and extortion charges. It notes his denials of authorizing police directives and payments for protection, plus testimony about his memory gaps and possible delusions. The piece also touches on a lodge’s membership limits, courtroom press access peculiarities, and a New York Institute gathering debating public ownership of utilities.
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Amlinneapolis
Ames Way
Irwin A. Gardner
Brown
Ames
Con
Makit
Secret society lodge in New York with seven wealthy members
From the New York Sun. The city’s most exclusive organization is a secret society lodge with only seven members all of whom are wealthy. It is one of the oldest in the state and its meeting place boasts a luxuriously equipped lodge room and elaborate paraphernalia.
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New York Sun
Ely
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