Anaconda Man Sees Mexican Turmoil and Mining Impact
Charles E. Hav, an American mining engineer, arrived in Anaconda from San Luis Potosi, Mexico. He criticizes U S actions in Vera Cruz and discusses mining operations near San Luis Potosi, the railway and smelter disruptions, guerrilla activity, and hopes for peace through diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles EB. Hav
Vera Cruz
Hall
Wilson
Mexico
Mr. Hall
San Lis Potest
Tampico
Zacatecas
Coahilla
United States
Peace and American Views on Vera Cruz Action
Fragmentary quotes express that Americans in Mexico view U S actions at Vera Cruz as an outrage. They argue lack of support risks further trouble and fear the country’s decline without proper backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Vera Crus
Dance at Washoe Park Draws Good Attendance
The Ataconda Amusement Company hosted a dance at Washoe Park last night with favorable weather and solid turnout. It was one of the park's semi weekly socials at the pavilion and dances are planned every Tuesday and Monday if dates align. A forthcoming event features a one mile two step around the pavilion with a cash prize and several entries already entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe Park
Ataconda Amusement Company
Park Pavilion
Local notes and society items from Anaconda today
Readable fragments show social previews, business visits, and notices. Names include Vermilion's, Vermilion liquor, R. G. Delaney, Schiappi, George Murray, William Reed, Miss Dorothy Weidenbach, Beatrice Gregory, John Wen nessy, J. W. Tait, and Mrs. H L Hyde. Also auctioning a 5 room house and upcoming meetings.
Ming in Every Woman No Excuse for Not Owning a Flag
Public notice promotes a Standard subscription offering a flag set including pole and holder for ten dollars a year in advance. Also reports on Moose baseball dance at Gregson on Saturday night May 23 with special trains from Anaconda and lodge meeting of Anaconda Lodge No. 239 tonight.
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Big Moose
Gregson
Speciel
Anaconda
Pi. m
Butler P
Anaconda Lodge
No. 239
B. P.O
W A. Mumanamy
E. F. HK. Clinton
Building to be torn down after ordinance ruling
Anaconda city council and fire committee sustained a complaint against a carpentry project on Cominesdiad avenue between Cherry and Cedar. The wardens said the structure violated the city building ordinance and must be demolished. Bids for city scavenger work due June 1, 1914.
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Branavomb
Board of
Fro
Cominesdiad Avenue
Cherry and
Cedar Streete
Kell, Plemey and Corrigan
Morlel
Sir Harnan
Anaconda
City of Anaconda
MD. Kel
City Clevts
Peace Conference Opens With Mixed Mediation Plans
On the eve of the mediation conference to settle US Huerta tensions, delegates arrive from Washington and Latin American nations. The opening is set for tomorrow at three o clock with formal sessions planned, and officials expect Huerta's removal as the first major proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiagara Fala
Ontario
United States
Washington
Eduardo Suraey
Justien Joseph R. Lamar
Wraderick W. Lehmann
Mahasa Rodriguez
el Guero
New York
Ja Gama
Braall
Angler Naon al Atecmtina
Huerta
Gonzalo C. Cordova
Menalar
Alberto Membrano
Ilanduras
Ule Seine
Dediro Fy Sde
Glass Company Man to be Tried in Anaconda
M Ay Ratason vice president of the Oregon Washington Glass Company, operating in Anaconda, is to be brought from Butte today on a charge of passing checks with no funds. He was arrested in Butte yesterday and sheriff Kenly notified local authorities. He allegedly passed several checks totaling under 100 dollars without an account, with another similar charge pending in Butte. Angela Miller, 2 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Y T Miller of East Park Avenue, died yesterday morning. Funeral at residence this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ay Ratason
Oregon-Washington Glass Company
Anaconda
Butte
Kenly
Robinson
Metropolis
Tater
Angela Miller
Y.T. Miller
East Park Avenue
Forest Fires Rage Across The North Midwest
Strong winds spread fires through Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota for three days causing property damage and one death. Relief agencies mobilize crews as authorities assess the extent of the damage and evacuations continue in affected areas.
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St. Paul
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Fires Reported in Affected Districts Under Control
Dispatches tonight described several fires in affected districts most of which were reported under control. Fire crews worked to contain the blazes as officials provided updates on the situation.
Standring Forgery Conviction Yields Fifteen Year Term
John Standring, once cashier of the First State bank of Corwith, after years hidden in Texas, pleaded guilty to 15 counts of forgery in Flatcock county. The grand jury had returned indictments in late 1907. Standring faced a severe sentence before receiving a lenient penalty from the court. The alleged forgeries totaled about 375,000 dollars. Washington reported May 19 that the US death rate rose slightly from 1912 to the previous year by two tenths of one percent.
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Garner
Towa
Texas
John Standring
First State Bank of
Corwith
Gwenertexlay
Flatcock County
Stendring
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Explosion Aboard ship Injures Three at Vallejo Slip
Vallejo California May 1 three men were injured in a steam box explosion in the engine room of the naval receiving slip. Ammonia pipes burst and fumes nearly suffocated the crew. J Mally chief water tender was reported to be dying.
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Vallejo
Cal
Indrepd
J. Mally
Ward and Miller Obituaries From Hazleton Area
The body of Joan Ward was shipped from Lacher & Cimer parlors to Hazleton Pa. Angela Miller infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Miller died at home 615 East Park Avenue. The funeral is set for today at 2 o clock with services at St Peters Church.
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Ward
Joan
Lacher & Cimer
Hazleton
Miller
Angela
Ant
J. TL Miller
East Park Avenue
St Peters Church
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Muller’s
lGc
Muller's
Swift & Courtney
Enero Abe Carnation
Bozeman Ranch
Ynnernal Notker
Iuen
Wennessy
Tuttle & Mahone
Mantsding
Tuttle & Mahoney Puneral ‘Directors
A.& P.ry
Arriva
Anaconda News
Good Friend! Clothing Co
MeCom
Pocahontas
Stand
Brotherhood
Coburn
Tescher's
Hasterneer
The
Mit
Une
Vermilion's
Verberckmecs
Optician
Wien
Aherry Wine
Cash Liquor House
R. G. Delaney
Cable
Inskox
Halle
Schiappi
Smith of Plains
Creh Liquor House
George Murray
Red Wing
Wiliam G. Reed
Gillen
Alooge
E. Z. Bowman
Spokane
East
Chiyton Gunniss
Salt Lake City
Anglers’ Club
Locust Street
Sullivan & Peterson
Dorothy Weidenbach
John F. Ward
Mooselake
Iarleton, Pa
James R. Hayes
Annie Hayes
Thomas Mayes
Teamsters
Interstate Lumber Company
Mra. G. FB. Voyer
St. Ann's Hospital
Fred W W. Willson
Bozeman
James Wasson Moore
Beatrice Gregory
H. L. Hyde
Grace Hrelke
Deer Lodge
Uxyde
John Wennessy
Tuttle & Mahoney Undertaking
Trev
J. W. Tait
W. IL. Trippet
Maple Street
Board of Wanesyeliors
Carlyln Blackwell
Main Street
Quickby
R. B. Abbott Co
Hast Park
Wellcome & Peckover Ca
John W. James
Anaconda National Bank Capital
Crittal
Acadia
Consulan
Martin Hurrell
Agriculture
Lougheed
Governomnt Teader
Glass Company
Tary Girl
Ford
Stronguers
Detroit
Charlea
Branscombe
Weat Park
Alstribatey
Desr Lodge
Powell and Granite
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Othe Paly Bank
Bank Notrust Company A Soinsioneh
Montana
Warm Springs
Mont
J. M. Scanlane
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