Picnic at Warm Springs sparks Anaconda social whirl
A parade of Anaconda society events unfolds from a Warm Springs picnic with Mary Gagnier Mil dred Roberts Evelyn Collins and Charles Conoly to an informal party at the Cherry Street clubhouse. Local clubs host reading, music and bridge gatherings while outings from St Peter's school hikers to Lost Creek and Gregson picnic fuel a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Mary Gagnier
Mildred Roberts
Evelyn
Lillian Collins
Charles Conoly
Bob Abbott
Walter Sullivan
Walter Danielson
Ro of C
Cherry Rect
Hall
R. C. Oliver
Locust Street
R.C. ‘Hall
New York City
Selden S. Rodge
Charles A. Lemmon
Frederick K. Laist
W. C. Capron
Henry C. Gardiner
Finley Torrance
Torrance
Frederick Laist
Opportunity
Gresson
Gregson
Henry ‘Smith
Saxon Martin
George Furlock
Robert Gale
Robert Muller
Bruce Christie
Donald Christie
Ronald ‘Thibadead
Jim Laist
Douglas Welch
Kenneth Dunn
Betty ‘Torrance
Virginia
Dorothy Laist
Elizabeth Gardiner
St Peter's School
Lost Creek
Mary Danieich
Kathryn Daly
Anna Rutko
Katherin Schutty
Catherine Moore
Cece- Ma
Margaret O'Brien
Caroline
Agnes Hamill
Albertina Jela
Irene Sullivan
Eleanor Hilgers
Mary Lassovich
Mayme Hayes
Kathleen Gallagher
Jack
Speiran Sete
Anaconda Churches Offer Diverse Services Across City
Churches in Anaconda list evening sermons in English and Norwegian and Sundays with Sunday school Youth groups and midweek prayer meetings. Dr. Willits speaks on Sex Hygiene at St. Mark's while First Methodist, St. Mark's Episcopal, Christian, Baptist and Swedish Baptist churches schedule worships, Bible study and choir events with varied times and notes on special music.
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Our Savior
Chestnut and
Fifth Street
C. J. Mithun
Ald Society
Edward Krogh
St. Mark's Brotherhood
Dr. Willits
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Fo Wolfe
Epworth
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Brotherhood
Willits
Arthur E. Whittle
First Baptist Church
Fifth and
Locus Streets
A. A. Layton
Swedish Baptist Church
Cedar and
Fifth Streets
Method to Remove Tax Brings Bricked Windows
In London many windows were bricked up to save on the window tax once charged per window. The practice arose from tax policy, leading to fewer windows as a cost saving measure across houses and buildings.
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London
Echoes in St Paul Cathedral Dome Captivating Audio Phenomenon
A famous acoustical marvel in St Paul Cathedral London shows echoes of a whisper and even a ticking watch returning after a short delay, drawing fascination from visitors and researchers alike who study sound reflections in the vast dome.
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Dome
St. Paul Thedral
London
The Household Clan of Royal Servants Questioned
A mock historical note claims royal servants come from offspring of those who fare in the empire. It mentions London Bridge and an imperial cost figure of 10,000,000 dollars, noting a 900 foot length and 64 foot width. It also states 100,000 people pass over daily.
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London Bridge
England
Butte Knights Entertain Well In Anaconda Show
About 300 members of the Butte Knights of Columbus staged a home talent show in Anaconda at the A. O. H. hall. Charley Nevin and Thomas J. McDonald led a lineup of humorous sketches and impersonations. The event featured boxing, music by the Jaze orchestra, and a program of songs, recitations, monologues, and jazz numbers performed by local and visiting talent.
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Butte Knights of Columbus
Anaconda
A. OH. Hall
Deer Lodge ‘Knights
Butte
Charley Nevin
Thomas’ J. McDonald
James White
Anaconda Club
William Corbett
Charles P. Nevin
Butte Knights Jaze Orchestra
FE. Blodgett
Dionte Tait
Walter Rooney
Ray Wallace
John “Sing'em” Sullivan
Tait-Rooney
Famous Detective W F Forse Dead
W F Forse aged 68, longtime assistant superintendent of the Pinkerton agency, died today in San Francisco. Forse spent 35 years among confidence men, pickpockets and gamblers and was well known in police and detective circles across major U S cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
W. F. Forse
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Ownership of ship base of contention
The United States Shipping Board seized the 109,400 ton steel freighter Colin H Livingston, signaling the first move in a legal battle with United States Transport Company. R M Simms, head of the board's division of operation, announced the seizure as the vessel arrived from New York into Seattle.
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Seattle
United States Shipping Board
United States
Transport Company
R. M. Simms
Colin H. Livingstone
New York
Permanent office for W. H. Stevenson
Washington May 7 The Associated Press reports William Stevenson has been named to a permanent office at the International Institute of Agricultural Cultures in Rome. The vacancy followed the resignation of Dean JF Hunt of the California State cultural college.
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Crowder
W. N. Tanner
A. N. Crowder
New York
Mr. Crowder
Associated Press
Washington
William ¥. Stevenson
Lalredon
Calles Seles International “Institute
Agriculturat
Rome
Dean JF. Hunt
California State Cultural College
King's Watch Decoration Given to Secret Service Men
The king awards his watch as a royal honor for services rendered. The gold hunter watch bears the inscription For Services Rendered George inside its case.
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England
George
Chicago Spectacle House Free True Vision Glasses Offer
Chicago Spectacle House advertises a free 10 day trial of large size True Vision Glasses. Readers may request by sending name address age and glasses history. If kept, a $2.95 charge applies. if returned, no cost. Glasses are 10 karat gold filled and designed to reduce eye strain and improve near and distance vision.
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Chicago
W. Madison
Sergeant Bentley the Mountaineer Recruiter for the Army
Sergeant Ronard M. Bentley, a former University of Chicago law student, recruited 1,107 mountaineers in the Blue Ridge mountains for the First Division by living among them and adopting their daily life. He traveled 50-60 miles from railheads, earned praise from Washington, and returned with many recruits after posing as a miner and soldier, weighing 203 pounds at start and 151 pounds after the expedition.
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Chicago
Ronard M
Aickey) Bentley
University of Chicago
Furst
Bentley
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Blue Ringe Mountains
Hie
First Division Society
Enda Tetter
Rom
Billy Sunday
Micky
Winchester
United States
Mickey
Western Front
Colorado Boasts Highest Bridge in America
Boulder Colorado plans a 600 foot high suspension foot and barrow bridge across South Boulder canyon. W Richards of the Denver Interurban Railway announces steel for the span, which will be 560 feet long and illuminated by arc and search lights. The structure will dwarf other bridges and rival notable feats like the Kinzua viaduct and Brooklyn spans.
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Boulder
Col
Boulder Canyon
W. Richards
Denver Interurban Railway Company
Zambesi River
South Africa
South Boulder Canyon
Eldorado Springs
South Boulder
Colorado
South Boulder Creek
Castle Rock Clift
Arizona
Uited States
Land Canyon
Brooklyn
New York
Washington
Harlem River
Wil.iamsburg
East River
Kinzua
Bradford
London Bridge
England
Foxes and hawks threaten young woodchucks and more
The American Fore entry Magazine notes foxes as enemies of the woodchuck and that large hawks prey on young woodchucks as they emerge from burrows. It also cites the Oroya road in Peru as the highest road in the world, reaching 15 654 feet via the Crucero tunnel.
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Oroya
Peru
Crucero
Purge Onatcher Attacks Woman Near East Gold Street
Mrs Otto E Simonson reports a purse snatching on East Gold Street between Main and Wyoming around 9 pm. A man grabbed the purse while another waited, both escaping toward Nevada Street. The bag contained change, keys and a checkbook. Suspects described as two men, one in a brown derby hat and brown check mackinaw.
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East Gold Street
Main
Wyoming
Otto E. Simonson
Wyoming Street
Cqunty
Portland Scale For The Printers Ruling A 44 Hour Week
The board of arbitration settled wages for commercial printers at 42.15 for a 44 hour week, retroactive to May 2. Printers had earned 48 for 43 hours, and employers had offered 37.40 for 44 hours. Linotype operators keep 1.05 per hour. The ruling binds both sides.
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Associated Preas
Portland
Ore
Board of Arbitration
Improved Liquid Oxygen Container Uses Insulating Coating
Popular Mechanics notes demand for stronger liquid oxygen tanks for medical devices aircraft and as an explosive. The Bureau of Standards designed a durable non vacuum vessel protected by insulating material to guard contents from heat, replacing fragile vacuum glass bulbs used previously.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Bureau of Standards
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Swift Hunter
Charles Eggleston
Berkeley
Cal
Methodist Church
Anna Gnose
H. Thompson
Dorothy Grimm
Florence Blomstrom
Ané Fonda High School
Con A. St. Clair
Miractive
Main Street
James E. Robinson
the Francis
Robinson
Europe
Belgium
Clinch
Irene’ Nelson
Geraldine Long
Marion Kelly
Kate Curley
Messrs
Kane’ Murphy
Catholic Aid Society
Nellie Shea
Mary McDonald
L.’ Malone
Riberdie
St. Paul's Aid Society
John H. Noonan
Con A LeGlair
Spencer J. Crosby
St Mark's Guild
St. Peter's High School
Richard Kelly
Five Mile
Frances Godby
Stella Masel
Katheleen McQuire
Alva Dexheimer
Ruth Garey
Evelyn Collins
Nellie’ Forsman
Margaret Andrews
Ruth Ashlock
Margaret Erickson
Ruth Keough
Helen Kyle
Lucius
Miss Horwath
Gladys Horwath
Frances Still
Marian Johnson
Fern
Eunice Boyles
Margaret Walsh
Florence Lloyd
Beatrice Gammell
Beasle Watts
Norma Kyle
Sydney Stewart
Jack Tucker
James Mulvehill
Woman's Club
The
Westminster Guild of the
Presbyterian Church
Butte Presbytery
W.L. Collins
America
G. W. Cadwell
Daughters of the American Revolution
Third Street
Montana
Paul Bailor
Trevor Bowen
J. E. Stephenson
Baptist
Aid. Society
Fred Moore
Harry Stout
Paul Sidney
Virginia Winits
Lightawler
Allee Bennett
Bridge Club
W. J. Applegate
George Chapman
J.thorkelson
Sridge Club
C. R. Bancroft
Montana Hotel
Sarchet
Charles Luxton
Larchet
Laurel, Mont
Blanchard
West Seventh Street
Charles Wraith
Kennedy Voyer
Frank
Bute
Santa Barbara
M. G. Scott
H.W. Stephens
Bullock
McIntry
Anaconda Churches
Liberty
Junior Christian Endeavor
J. G. Knotter
Christian Church
Sixth and
Oak Streets
Communion
Belock
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Hickory
Adam and Fal- Ton Man
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Dewey Hall
Cedar Street
Christian Science Society
Oak Street
Grelock
Butte Knights
Knights of Columbus
Honolulu
Benedict Arnold
Joseph Riley
Mother God
Brandon McMahon
K. C. Orchestra
Rence Conn
J. Howe
Rehe
W. F. Forsee
W. H. Stevenson
Gia
International
Mickey Bentley Hales
Blue Ridge
Onatcher
Otto Simonson
Georgetown Lake
W. Spargo
C. Lalonde
Beaty Sporting Goods
Hast Park Street
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