Anaconda machinist killed by 2400 volt pantograph mishap
Paul C Rasmussen aged 65 died instantly when contact was made with a pantograph on top of a locomotive. The coroner found the death resulted from electrocution after Rasmussen failed to tie down the pantograph as required. He had worked nearly 20 years for the railway electric shop and leaves a wife, a son, a daughter, four sisters, and other relatives. The funeral was set for Friday at his residence under church auspices.
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Paul C. Rasmussen
Ta ‘Haasen
Tasmuseen
A&p
Focal Shops
Rasmussen
Thomas Kelly
Fred
Bellinger
F. J Clinton
Tiarriwan
James O'Neil
Pat Kirtey
George Peterson
P. J. Finenewans
Jiakeng
J. G. Skinner
John McNair
C. W. Gox
TC. Kelly
William French
H. Spengler
F. Aturphy
Settnet
Hasmussen
Paul C. It
Ti West Park Beenie
Charles Slauson
Bneh
Anaconda
Read
Ann
How Wild Animals Live at the Imperial Tonight
An Imperial Theater program reports the six reel feature How Wild Animals Live from Carnegie Tyceum New York promises an instructive, costly, nerve wracking wildlife film. Photographers risked hiding in trees to capture animals in their native haunts, showing creatures across the world without human presence.
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Carnegie Lyceum
New York City
Imperial Theater
Carnegie Tyceum
New York
Woman Defies Husband Inrousing Home Fight
A dramatic account describes a woman’s confrontation with her husband in their hovel, detailing a volatile scene and the couple’s discord as the night wears on. The piece notes repetitive programs and a roguish tone in its portrayal.
Moose Will Journey to Gregson Next Week
The Anaconda Moose lodge plans a trip to Gregson Springs on Saturday May 28 to occupy the town for the afternoon and evening. The hat team of the club will organize a festive event with a large turnout expected. Tonight a delegation from the pc at Lodge will travel to Butte to meet Moose from that city and invite them to Gregson.
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Anaconda
Copper City Social and Commerce Notes Tonight
Local notices show meetings for C B A and Woodmen of World in Copper City, plus social events at Washoe park and a B A card party May 14. Advertisements list jobs, rentals, and services, including wanted help at Turf cafe and general housework, liquor ads, and religious society meetings. Various residents from Butte, Bozeman, Spokane, and Georgetown are noted for visits and events. a marriage license and a birth are also recorded.
Colorado Mines to face Anaconda Independents this evening
Local notes report a 6 39 start under Harry Burton as Colorado School of Mines meets Anaconda Independents at the city common. Lineups include Hanson and O'Brien, with Saville or Hogan and Re St. Jean among subs, while nearby theaters showcase multiple two reel features and varietys from Alcazar to Grand tonight.
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Colorado School of Mines
Anaconda Independents
Pilon
Harry Burton
Independents
Hanson
Bittner
Logan
O'Brien
F. McEachran
Tru~ Feau
McHale
Gordon
Applegate
Saville
Hogan
Electric flash injures three workers at power plant
Electric accident at the Washoe power plant basement injures David Powell A J Quinn and Fred Miller. Powell and Quinn suffer facial burns while Miller sustains hand burns. All three expected to recover though eye effects and serious outcomes are uncertain. Investigators could not determine the short circuit cause.
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David Powell
A. J. Quinn
Fred Miller
Washoeamet
Powell
Quinn
Miller
Kinntard
R. J. Clayton
Kinniard
al Lance
Power House
Millerad
Roach and Smith Defeat Goodfriends In One-Sided Win
Roach and Smith won their second straight game beating Goodfriends 12 to 4. Lynch pitched seven innings for the victors, allowing four hits and fanning 10. Curley started for Goodfriends before McHale relieved after two hit batters. Seven errors by Goodfriends aided Roach and Smith as they scored early and tallied in four different frames.
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Roach & Smith
Lynch
Curley
Jed
McHale
Spensler
Clucas
Spengler
Parnch
Good Friends
Metlai
St. Jean
Roach
Baby Girl Dies at Ranch Home West of Anaconda
Mary Lascanetz, six months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lascanetz, died yesterday morning at the ranch home west of Anaconda. Funeral set for Thursday afternoon from Ash Street with services at St Paul's church at 3 o clock. Five children remain in the family.
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Mary
Lawrence Lascanetz
Anaconda
Ash Street
St Paul's Church
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McCallum & Cloutier Mercantile Co
Bell 25
Call Independent
Clark
Hood River
Express
Walla
Washington Green
Washington
California
Florida
Saratoga
Anaconda News
Trolley
Winton
Tb Ne
G. Blake Garrison
A. W. Middleton
Goodfriend Clothing Co
U. K
Ie Quality Men's
Ates
Sia
Scaeiaetataaiaa
East Park Avenue
Moose
Gregson
May Sale
Copper City
Bernadette
Black Soll
Ind
Turf Cafe
McComb
Colburn
Tescners
The
Mint
Birch Street
Greig
Woodmen of World
Verberckmoes
Optician
Cash Liquor House
L. A. BA
Tontent
Kore
Schlappt
J. W. Holmes
Butte
Barney Hogan
Wellcome & Pockover Co
Roger Bull
Bozeman
Treasure State Band
L. T. Carmody
Big Sandys
J. H. Blackbrough
J.C. Maring
Lewcoleman
Thomas McDonald
Georgetown
Washoe Park
Ray Henrlod
Irene
Davi
J. M. Scanland
Warm Springs
Friends
Kor
Locust Street
Sullivan & Peterson
James J. McGuire
East Commercial Avenue
Ben Shirk
Missoula
Arthur Williams
John Brazel
East Third Street
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
W.T. Hogg
Maple and Commercial
Thomas Silha
William 7
Hoge
Uintstreet and
Park Avenue
Woman's Home Missionary Socety
Methodist Church
Phil Harris
Spruce Street
Christy Morrison
Duncan EB. Matheson
Tmoss
Presbyterian Church
Colorado School
Alcazat
Alcazar
Guy Pombs
Anna Nilsson
Marc McDermott
Angied
John Bunny
Ira Finch
Iran
David Powered
Ree
Goodfriends
Children’s Union
Reel Theater
Deihl
Carlson
Universal Weekly
Lucille Love
Northwest Lumber CO
Commercial Avenue
Wellcome & Peckover Co
Main Street
West Side
B. Abbott Co
East Park
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
M. Fidil
Montana
East
Soe
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