American mining engineer disputes U S action in Vera Cruz
Charles FE Hall, a New Mexico area mining engineer now in Anaconda, says he and most Americans and foreigners in Mexico oppose the U S invasion of Vera Cruz. He reports rioting was limited, cites ruined consulate and damaged embassies, and hopes for peace through diplomacy rather than force. He plans to return to San Luis Potosi where mines are stalled by railway control and smelter shutdown amid ongoing guerrilla activity.
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Charles FE. Hall
Anaconda
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
United States
Vera Cruz
Hall
David Walker
San Luis Pato
Gi “Fy
Lama Miner
Wilson
Hali Wax
Butt
Tampico
Zacatecas
Coahuila
Uniteda States
Huerta
Americans in Mexico decry Veracruz invasion as outrage
The text quotes Mexican views calling the U.S. Veracruz action an outrage that would worsen tensions. It contrasts with hopes for peace and criticizes inadequate support for stability, noting Americans in Mexico desire peace but fear further war from the invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Veracruz
Dance at Washoe Park draws good crowds
A Washoe Park social last night, held under clear weather at the Dark pavilion, attracted strong attendance. The semi weekly summer event, organized by the Anaconda Amusement Troupe, plans future dances each Tuesday and Friday. Next Friday may feature a one mile two step race with a cash prize and several entries already filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washor Park
Fevgiven
Pocahontas meeting and city notices crowd local page
In Anaconda and surrounding towns tonight and tomorrow, Pocahontas and Brotherhood chapters meet, local business visits and social events are noted, and small ads promote sales, a loan of alcohol, and a flag promotion with a year’s subscription offer. Community happenings include library and club meetings, a marriage license, and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hennessy
Tuttle & Mahoney Undertaking
Tait
Moose baseball dance at Gregson Saturday night
An informal event note mentions a moose baseball dance at Gregson on a Saturday night in May. Special trains are scheduled from Anaconda at 9 p.m. returning at 12:80 and 3:8 a.m., with a Butter departure at 6 p.m. and return at 1:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregson
Anaconda
Regular meeting of Anaconda lodge No 209 tonight
Regular meeting of Anaconda lodge No 209 B P C E tonight at 8 30. W A M Manamy E R FH Clinton Secretary notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Lodge
No. 209
W. A. M'Manamy
E. R. FH
Clinton
Building Ordered Torn Down Sparks New Building Ordinance Debate
The fire committee of the city council sustained objections by the hoard of fire underwriters to the carpentry shop under construction on Commercial avenue between Cherry and Cedar streets. The lath and plaster structure violates the city building ordinance and must be torn down, despite a special permit. Underwriters plan to present model ordinances aligned with the national building code to lower insurance rates and tighten enforcement. Harnan, in charge of re rating, seeks copies of model ordinances and the national code for future city construction regulation. The city clerk invites bids for scavenger work through June 1, 1914, with council reserved rights to reject any bid.
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Branscom
Commercial Avenue
Cherry and
Cedar Streets
Kell, Tierney
Corrigan
Prippet
W. L. Marian
H. G. Burton
Jowest
Harnan
Anaconda
Mediation Conference Opens at Niagara Falls Ontario
The May 19 briefing notes the opening of a mediation conference in Niagara Falls to resolve U S Huerta tensions. Delegates from the United States Mexico and South America gather with mediators including Chilean minister and ambassadors from Brazil Argentina and Ecuador. Initial talks likely aim to halt Huerta and set formal session hours daily with possible evening meetings.
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Niagara Falls
Ontario
United States
Huerta
Joseph J. Lamar
Frederick W. Lehmann
Rabasa Todriguez
el Guero
New York
da Gama
Brazil
Naon
Argentina
Gonzalo C. Cordova
Ecuador
United
Stites
Alberto Membreno
Honduras
Glass company man to be tried in Anaconda
M A Robinson vice president of the Oregon Washington Glass company, long operating in Anaconda, will be brought from Butte to Anaconda to face charges of writing checks with no funds. He was arrested in Butte and Sheriff Kelly notified. several counterfeit checks totaling under $100 are alleged. He also faces another similar charge in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Robinson
Oregon-Washington Glass Company
Anaconda
Butte
Kelly
Bovinson
Metropolis
Girl Dead: Angela Miller Ten-Month-Old Dies
Angela Miller ten month old daughter of Mr and Mrs T T Miller of 815 East Park Avenue died yesterday morning. The funeral will be held from the residence this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Miller
T. T. Miller
East Park Avenue
Eine “Siler
Mastetony Miller
Angelas Tier
Ame V
St. Peters Churen
Forest Fires Sweep Across Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota
Fire crews battle three day blaze across Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota causing property damage and threats to towns. Authorities urge evacuations and coordinate federal aid as flames creep through brush and woodland with dry conditions aiding spread.
Fires under control in several districts reports
Dispatches tonight describe multiple fires across affected districts with most incidents brought under control. No further details on location or causes are provided in the fragment.
Garner man pleads guilty to forgery fifteen year sentence
Garner Iowa May 19 John Standhing former cashier of the First State Bank of Corwith Iowa returned from seven years hiding in Texas and pleaded guilty to 15 indictments of forgery from Halcock county. The court imposed a 15 year penitentiary term. Meanwhile a steamboat engine room explosion on a naval receiving ship caused multiple injuries including one fatality and ammonia fumes rendered shipmen unconscious.
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Garner
Iowa
Texas
John Stand- Hing
First State Bank
Corwith
Halcock County
Saidring
J. Kelly
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Muller
Swift & Courtney
Bozeman
Panernt
Tuttle & Mahoney Funeral Directors
A.& P.ry
Rerive
Anaconi
Anaconda News
Mall OF
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Good Clothes
Washoe Park
Pocahontas
Brotherhood
Colburn
Teschera
Mint
Vermiliion’s
Cash Liquor ‘House
R. E. Delaney
Cable
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FW. Smith
Cash Liquor House
George Murray
Red Wing
William G. Reed
Dillon
E. J. Bowman
Spokane
East Third
Clayton Gunniss
Salt Lake City
Anglers’ Club
Locust” Street
Sullivan Peterson
Dorothy Weidenbach
Sonn F. Ward
Moore Lake
Hazleton
James TR. Hayes
Annie Hayes
Thomas Hayes
Interstate Lumber Company
G. E. Voyer
St. Ann's Hospital
Lo. Javans
gosopn_man
Wating
A. J. Davis
J. Je Woods
Rom Butte
Harry Johnson
Fred Willson
James Wasson Moore
Beatrice Gregory
Methodist Church
B. L. Hyde
Grace Brekke
Deer Lodge
Hyde
Uy Vacume
Nol Ravine
M. J. Kelly
Inesday
Alcazar
Main Street
R. B. Abbott Co
Wellcome & Peckover Co
John W. James
Anaconda National Bank Capital
Ahnvene AP
ONTAN
Apedt
Dominion
Martin Burrell
Lougheed
Governemnt
Glass Company
OREST
Ford
Detroit
Charles H. Branscorn
West Park
Lodge
Powell and
Granite Counties
Daly Bank and ‘Trust Company
Daly Bank
Bates
Montana State Ae
T ‘Ings
Mont
J. M. Scanland
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