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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1913
Page
5
The article notes 87 applicants for citizenship will appear at next week’s hearing in Helena. Many were delayed due to incomplete proofs or need to study American institutions, with government examiners led by Henry B. Hazard overseeing the proceedings.
In Kansas City on May 1 thousands of railroad shopmen received wage increases after agreements between the Federation of Shop Crafts, Southern railway and allied railroads. The action follows announced settlements as representatives concluded discussions tonight. The piece mentions a Philippine municipality and a contemplated electric power plant project as related items.
For sale a four room Singh cottage on SOL Bound Colorado street southwest cover Jron. Price listed as 81 690. Will sell this ahveline to reliable buyers for 90 cash, balance on easy installments.
Pendleton Roundup features action packed cowboys and bronchos at the Empire Theater with thrilling exhibitions and crowd-pleasing scenes. Picture the Saturday matinee with excited audiences and applause for daring riders as footage from the state events dazzles viewers.
An event titled ANNGAL BANCH and a revelry dance to aid the hospital fund are set for Columbia Gardens tomorrow. Brennan's orchestra will play and the floor will be in good condition. The post notes out-of-town patrons and possible large crowds. Special recognitions were planned for the paydlon. A separate item mentions William J. Baten of South State with a forearm fracture after an accident involving a horse and a telephone pole incident, with Belle treated at the emergency hospital.
Witness testimony in the case against Prokos Kai reveals threats and alleged premeditation. Prosecutors describe a deadly incident at the Greek American club, with witnesses detailing a confrontation over gambling and a planned attack.
In a local court, George McDonald was fined after a guilty finding in a defraud scheme involving Jean Moran. McDonald repaid Moran $4.75 when Moran alleged $39 was owed. Chauffeur John Keneally paid a £20 fine for excess speeding. Mrs. Elizabeth O'Meara Van Anes faced £425 fine for failing to connect property to sewers.
A new comedy love-reel titled The Broken Vow opens at the Ansonia today for the rest of the week. The tale centers on a peasant maid and a former sweetheart whose estranged lovers vow is shattered by betrayal. Cast highlights include McPherson and the Canyon quartet with musical interludes and stage effects. A matinee Saturday supports a children’s charity with Httly Master Gare.
A jumble of Q and A items cover topics from postal offices under President Wilson to long distance telephones in the Rockies. It includes dates such as 1882 for early lines, references to the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company, details about mining indicators, historical rulers, and figures like Longworth.
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