Anaconda Copper Mining company holds annual meeting
The Anaconda Copper Mining company held its annual meeting with 90 percent of outstanding stock represented. C F Kelley chaired, Capt D Gay Buyers secretary. Directors John D Ryan and others were reelected. The board’s offer to acquire International Smelting and Refining was approved, contingent on International stockholders. Dividend policy supported. reports presented and ratified.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Smester
C.F. Kelley
Capt. D. Gay
Mestre Stivers, Roberts and Jackson
International Smelting and Refining Company
Anaconda Company
Tnterna- Honat
The
International
Anaconda
Thayer
Memorial Day plan discarded by Anaconda Elks
The Anaconda Elks rejected a matinee racing program proposed for Memorial Day at the county fair grounds. The idea aimed to fund a Fourth of July celebration with half the proceeds, but no lodge action was taken. Reports of a Decoration Day racing program caused unwarranted speculation, as neither the Elks nor the Fourth of July committee had formalized plans. Gerald Tallafferro was arrested early yesterday by Officer Donovan.
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County Fair Grounds
Anaconda Elks’ Lodge
Amon
Fair Grounds
The
Elks
Elks’ Lodge
Butte
Anaconda Man Arrested Amid Bizarre Court Remarks
A 27 year old Anaconda resident was arrested in his room where prosecutors say he tore up carpets and fed clothes to a bed in a deranged display. Police report him attempting to fish with a broomstick as an alleged act during the examination in city jail.
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Tt Fa
Taliafferro
Anaconda
City notices and social ads fill brief page
Local items include meeting notices for Woodmen of the World and other societies, ongoing sales at Cash Liquor House and Alexson's store, and a string of visits and business trips by residents such as J. HL Toole, B W Toola, and E P Mathewson. Also listed are church Ladies’ Aid gatherings, pattern arrivals, property permits, and upcoming services.
Wedding in Anaconda Unites James Wasson Moore and Bea Gregory
A pretty wedding at the Methodist church joined James Wasson Moore and Bea trice Gregory, both well known Anaconda residents, by Rev. J. W. Tait. Jean MacRae acted as bridesmaid and Dick Matchette as groomsman. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s parents’ home on East Fourth Street. The couple departed for Hamilton on a honeymoon trip. Special trains and an Orioles club event noted for Gregson with schedules mentioned.
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James Wasson Moore
Beatrice Gregory
J. W. Tait
Jean MacRae
Dick Matchette
SM East Fourth Street
Mrs. Moore
Hmilton
Teams Meet With Commission Over Player Eligibility
The Anaconda Commercial league faces a dispute as owners and captains plan a meeting with the commission to settle eligibility complaints. Last night the commission urged decisive action after players, including Hanson for the Goodriends, had contracts unsigned, fueling expectations of drastic measures at tonight’s Standard office session.
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Anaconda Commercial League
Wome
Hanson
Goodriends
Hoya
Standard Office
Goodfriends Turn Tide in 10 4 City League Victory
The Goodfriend team reversed a prior defeat by beating the MacRaes 10 to 4 on the city common last night. Halloran pitched better than Curley, while Swanson powered a first inning double after a hit batter and wild pitch. Anderson, Spengler, Hanson, and McHale drove runs for the Goodfriends, with Clucas delivering key hits and Hanson adding an RBI single. MacRaes battled but stranded runners as the Goodfriends pulled away in the sixth.
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Raes
Halloran
Curley
Matty
Swanson
Mackaes Ne
Anderson
Spengler
Hanso
McHale
MacRaes
Clucas
Malvey
Hanson
Tony Demitro-vich
Barry
Goodfriends
Tatteries
Currey
Shillidy
Flag subscription and bid notice for Anaconda city work
A city clerk advertises a flag subscription offer for homes with a standard flag pole rope and holder included. Remit $10 for a year in advance and bid for a flag combination by post to the city clerk’s office by June 1, 1814 for scavenger work, with council reserving the right to reject bids.
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Anaconda
M. J. Kelly
New Books in Hearst Library Collection
Hearst Library announces a large addition of volumes including gifts from Standard Publishing, Miss Evans, and others. Titles cover history and education, adventure, science, novels, and juvenile works, with notable entries from Adams, Carter Hoy, Montaguess, and Mackpall among many others.
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Hearst
Standard Publishing Company
Miss Evans
Brary
Adams
Atherton
Patience Sparhawk Halle
Bangs
Hassett
Bates
Spain
Henson
Bindross-Prescott
Saskatchewan
Boyles
Hoosier
Sir Henry Morgan
Kilo
Danny
Carter
Boy Scouts
Blue Ridge
Boy
Maine Woods
Rockies
Carter—Hoy
Bis
Cholmondeley
Alt Clouston
M. «Hartcot
Siouston
Frodigal
Davis Wallare
Douglas Red Mouse
Girle
Iicen
L Forrester
Fellers Frankau Sebastian
Herrick
Ron Sohnaton
Keellandafark
Dauhter
Roeken
Mcciareny
Ggliona Commteionere
Jntann
Toginiative Assembly
Ordway —Handbook
Pain—Saint
Bm Palmer
Rayne
Fortune
Alise
Raine
Texas Ranger
Wyoming
Ray
Montana
Pwland
Sultana
Iviss
Seton—Forester
Shafer Harper
Anglers Begin Work on Clubhouse at Georgetown Lake
Bert Campbell was named to a committee to build the Anaconda Anglers club cabin near Georgetown Lake. Work starts immediately with a June 1 completion goal. The structure will have four rooms, and funds depend on sold membership tickets. President Joseph Lepke and Secretary Jake Keane joined the Georgetown inspection of site and logo.
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Bert Campbell
Anaconda
Anglers’ Club
George
Town Lake
Campbell
Stuart Mill Creek
The Accusing Eye at Grand and Alcazai Grand
The Accusing Eye was the two reel feature at the Grand last evening presenting a tale of blighted love. The aggrieved lover trails the guilty pair to the end with strong drama and high quality settings and sea scenes. The Mystery of the Crimson Trail offered a light comedy about an elopement. The Adventure of the Counterfeit Money was an Edison subject showing the action.
Lineman Announces Run for County Commissioner Nomination
M. J. Lineman seeks the Democratic nomination for Deer Lodge County commissioner subject to Democratic voters at the primary election.
Cascade County Democrat Nomination Bid Announces Candidacy
Joseph Kelly announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination to County Commissioner of Deer Lode County at the upcoming primary, asserting the will of Democratic voters. The notice highlights party backing and election plans.
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Deer Rage
P. J. Dooley
Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lode County
Joseph Kelly
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Flue Poe
Bae Pias
Anaconda News Annual Meeting OF
Main Street
Autckls
R. B. Abbott Co
Fast Park
John W. James
Is Bel
Gerald Tallafferro
Donovan
Farnam
Florsheim
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Maccabes
McComb
Modern Woomen
Colburn
Tescher's
the Mint
Vermillion’s
Woodmen of World Meet
Cash Liquor House
A. O. H. Hall
Schiapps J. HL. Toole
Spokane
B. W. Toola
Georgetown
Sig Goodfriend
Alexson
R. V. mcBain
Hamplton
George Foryth
Bute
E. Spencer
Chicago
Pabst
East Third
Allwin
Sullivan
J.B. Cox
General Electric Company
Schenectady, N. Y
Eugene Carroll
Butter Water Company
E. P. Mathewson
Swedish Mission Church
Geelock
Charles Olson
Eighth and
Chestnut Streets
Volunteers of America
P.M. Halloran
Kalispell
Knights of Tumbus
C. M. Sawyer
Eegone
Polson
Flathead Lak
Hood
Maccadum & Cloutier Mercantile Co
Interstate Lumber Co
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bapst Church
Ford Earl
A. Darby
Ladies’ Ald Society of the Methodist Church
Ira Gnose
M. J. Larkin
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Gregson
Goodfriend
Muller’s
Bozeman
Wellcome & Peckover Co
Anaconda National Bank Capital
Board of Regents
Smithsonian Institution
Stetson
Copper City
Reel Theater
A. A. Gamble
W. D. Mekar
Powers Company
Universal Weekly
FIR
Northwest Lumber CO
Comercial Avenue
Locust Street
Vaneral
Hennessy
Tressay
T. Fown
Tuttle. & Mahone
W. Tait
East Park Avenue
County Cummins
Deer Lodge County
M. J. Lineman
Octavious
Steath
Alcazar
Northwest
Bunco Bill
A. Camerman
Boston
San Francisco
Main St
A.D. Knowles
Sherman & Reed
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