Anaconda Fire Suppression Prevents Major Damage
Firemen quickly checked a blaze in the cleaning plant at 2 Main Street Anaconda. The origin remains unknown though a spark near gasoline is suspected. Damage limited to machinery. residents evacuated with excitement. Also notes include local social items about De Muth siblings and theater tease for Miss Billie Burke at Margaret theater next Wednesday. Warrant notices on Deer Lodge county road fund dated May 1, 1914 now payable.
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Jerry
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Howe's Travel Festival Invited to Promote New Navy
The article notes Lyman H Howe's travel festival as the premier attraction to introduce the new navy to the public. It highlights extended facilities for Howe staff photographers who filmed naval life over two years for reproduction at a Margaret event on May 21 and 22.
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Howe
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Veterans and Ladies Headed to Billings Encampment
Veterans from Grand Army and Spanish American War groups depart for Billings for the state encampment. Also leaving for the conference are Civil War veterans and Ladies of the Grand Army, joining others in travel and organizational duties.
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Grand Army
Anacon
Drum Corpu
Hilings
Fred Fisher
Harold Blake
Pete Somerhauser
J.” Hi. Alexander
Charles Fe
TJ. Ward
John Mo‘Andrews
John Marchion
Mra Herman Kiefnholtz
Mra. A. L. Capps
Ladies of the
Empress Bill Presents Star-Studded Comedy at Margaret Tonight
The Empress show led by Matthew Ott features Dennig as a clever comedy, with Mary Hampton and Edward Racey delivering drama. The Dixon sisters perform a banjo dance act, Lee Barth shines as a versatile dialect comedian, Wilkins and Viking provide chatter amid lively dancing, the Alex brothers showcase athletic thrills, and the opening pictures promise bright comedy.
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World Court Congress Opens as Movement Is Launched
Cleveland files report that the opening of a world court congress today marks the formal launch of a movement backed by advocates who claim strong support. The event centers on creating an international court with broad global aim.
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World Court
Vision of lasting peace marked by world powers
Prominent men from across the country including Taft Parker Clews attended and Newton D. Baker said the movement was visionary not impractical. The congress planned an international court with signatory nations agreeing to submit disputes for resolution.
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Alton B. Parker
Henry Clews
Othore
May
Newton D. Baker
Congress
Does Your Skin Itch and Burn Slogan Ad
An advertisement promotes Resinol Ointment for eczema and similar skin distress. It claims immediate itching relief after washing with Sore places soap, drying, then applying the ointment. The copy emphasizes antiseptic action and rapid restoration of healthy skin at low cost.
Montana Woman Restored by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
Eureka Montana resident Mrs. D. Houde suffered from severe stomach illness and found swift relief after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. In a letter to George H. Mayr of Chicago, the remedy’s maker, she credited it with curing her worst stomach trouble and praised its lasting benefits for stomach and intestinal ailments. The ad promises permanent results and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Opening session voices support for world court plan
Speakers at the opening session defended a proposed international world court. Taft Parker and Colby urged practicality while warning against overreaching expectations. They emphasized minimizing war risks and keeping the United States ready to sign future peace agreements.
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Bainbridge Colby
New York
United States Supreme Court
Domestic Egrets and Humane Millinery Practices
Laws curb cruelty in egret use for hats. Birds are domesticated, plucked humanely for aigrettes, bred in captivity from early weeks, enabling four annual nuptial plumes. Egretting, once banned in the province nine years ago, continues under humane methods with tame birds fed fish and easily captured.
Funeral services for late local figure schedule at St Patrick Church
Remains to be moved from Mahoney's undertaking parlors to the A C for funeral rites. Solemn requiem to be held at St Pauls Church with services starting at 1 30 PM. Interment details and exact procession times noted, director Mahoney of 113 Main Street Anaconda.
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Phares Gay
Mahoney
A. C
St. Paul's Church
Main’ Street
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