Petition Circulates at Anaconda High School on Redeker
A petition circulated by students asks for Professor Redeker to be re elected as languages teacher for next year. It claims strong languages progress and mild quirks are outweighed by expertise and good class discipline. Four graduating seniors support his work and discipline. The school board will decide between Redeker and Miss Anna Baker at tomorrow's meeting.
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Anaconda
Redeker
Professor Redeker
Anna Baker
Stage line planned between Anaconda and Danielsville launches
Cahoon and Gilleland announce a new stage service from Giles Bownell's premises to run Mondays and Fridays between 7 and 8 a.m. The line will serve transfers and cargo, with readiness to haul all kinds of goods.
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Cahoon & Gilleland
Anaconda
Danielsville
Giles Bownell
Flathead
Selish
N. P. Ry
Kalispell
Lake
Ravalli
Cays
HODGE
Wedded at the Courthouse in Deer Lodge Union
Kittie Sullivan later known as Kate Butler marries William Jenkins while still under sentence. Jenkins, a witness in a prior robbery case, plans to support a honest life after her release from Deer Lodge prison. The ceremony took place with Judge Napton and local officials witnessing the brief nuptials.
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Kittie Sullivan
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
William Jenkins
Jenkins
Kate Butler
Kittie
Maxim Legault
Flathead County
Mainville
M. L. Fisher
Sullivan
Cupid
Will Jenkins
Wittie
Napton
Kennedy
Pete Snelson
Inter Mountain
Neil
Only Cure for Dandruff Through Germ Killing
Advertises Newbro's Herpicide as the sole permanent remedy for dandruff claiming the condition is caused by a germ that burrows into the scalp. States other products fail to destroy the germ, and thus hair loss and baldness can only be prevented by killing it, using Herpicide.
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Newbro
Helena Liquor Company Forms In Helena
Gustav Nissem of Butte, organizer of the new Helena Liquor Company, attended a local dealers meeting. The firm takes over H J Zayes of Helena, closes the retail unit, and runs an exclusive wholesale house with high class wine liquor and cigar lines. Capitalized at 30000 dollars, its officers include Emil Schmidt president Frank J Kenck vice president Leonard Steinbrenner treasurer and Gustav Nissem secretary and manager.
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Gustav Nissem
Butte
Nissem
H. J. Zayes
Helena
Helena Liquor Company
Mr. Zayes
Italian Joe Held On Concealed Weapons Charge
Italian Joe, suspected of being a dangerous representative of a secret organization, was arraigned after a search found a butcher knife. He pleaded not guilty with trial set for this afternoon at 4 30. Bond of 100 could not be posted and he was jailed.
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Joe
Jake Rentz
O Brien
Fitzpatrick
Eighth Grade Graduation In Margaret Theater Today
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the eighth grade graduation exercises will be held in the Margaret theater. Over 30 graduates will receive diplomas marking completion of the grammar department of Anaconda public schools. Miss Jean Macdougal directs addresses and chorus routines.
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Margaret
Anaconda
Jean Macdougal
The
Delegates Chosen for Helena State Liquor Convention
At a meeting of the Retail Liquor Dealers association of Anaconda delegates were elected to attend the state convention at Helena on May 27. Elected delegates include P J Dooley Charles Bertsch William Ehlert John Wagener George Simonean George Ehler Joe Stadish Andy Mandoli Joseph Benzler and Patrick Kirby. Executive board members Hugh Daly and James Johnson accompany them along with county officers Fred Ganger and William Gibney.
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Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association of
James Johnson
Fred Gangner
William Gibney
Anaconda Enforces New Dog Ordinance With Lower Fees
City authorities rolled out the updated dog law yesterday with licenses selling fast. Male dogs cost two dollars and females three, a drop from prior rates. Officials seek a vigorous catcher to enforce the rule as they expect wild dog numbers to shrink.
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Harper
Anaconda
Tammany Hall Adopts Reforms in Advisory Structure
New York May 2 The executive committee of Tammany Hall adopted two Sullivan proposals. It calls for abolishing the finance committee and creating a three member advisory panel of Charles F Murphy Daniel F McMahon and Louis Haffen to report to the executive committee. Murphy elected chair and Thomas F Smith secretary. The Croker old guard backed the changes and daily presence at Tammany Hall was announced to handle prior leader duties.
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New York
Tammany Hall
T. P. Sullivan
Charles F. Murphy
Daniel F. McMahon
Louis Haffen
Strike Settled After Iron Molders Win Nine Hour Day
Spokane May 22 The union iron molders strike ends with employers agreeing to a nine hour day and 3.50 per hour wages, the same as ten hours. The agreement delays implementation for 15 days. The strike had crippled four foundries and threatened to close many machine shops.
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Spokane
Henry Bros. & Co. Reinstated on Stock Exchange
New York May 22 Henry Bros. Co stock brokers suspended after Webb Meyer stocks decline were reinstated to exchange membership after meeting all obligations.
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New York
Henry Bros. & Co
Webb- Meyer
Stock Exchange
Road Grading Begins on East Park Avenue Route
Street Commissioner Brolin started grading the road from the railroad crossing on East Park avenue to the new county road. The project spans more than five blocks with a sizable crew and is expected to be completed soon.
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Brolin
East Park Avenue
Prescott pupils present closing exercises amid rain
Miss O Keefe's room at Prescott school held a closing program Thursday afternoon with mothers in attendance despite heavy rain. The event featured songs and numbered acts including Grasshopper Green, The White Turkey, The Seed, The Thriving Family, The Wooden Leg, The Lost Doll, and Pulling Threads, ending with a play Red Riding Hood performed by eleven boys.
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Cora Cooley
Harebell
Cecilia Haddick
Alma Sparrow
Sophia Thomas
On the Same Old Charge
Mrs. Murray of Alder street, a repeat offender with four small children, appeared before Police Judge Hayes on the same charge. The court released her but warned that another arrest will bring a lengthy county jail sentence.
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Murray
Alder Street
Hayes
Mrs Prazak Seeks Relief Through Dr Williams Pink Pills
In Millersville Minnesota Mrs Prazak wife of the town clerk describes relief from nervous prostration after long sewing and household duties. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring her health after two months of use and urges others afflicted to try them. The pills claim to act on blood and nerves and are sold by druggists or directly by the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady New York with a price of fifty cents per box six boxes for two dollars and a half.
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Mrs. Prazak
J. M. Prazak
Millersville
Douglas County
Minnesota
Education test for immigrants passed in immigration bill
In Washington the House resumed debate on the immigration bill and adopted Mr Underwood of Alabama’s amendment requiring an educational test for emigrants. The Shattue amendment to tighten enforcement at specific ports was also adopted, and the bill moved to conference with Senate amendments. The House adjourned at 5:10 PM.
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Sumas
Wash
Laredo
Paso
Eagle Pass
Tex
Nogales
Artz
Breweries Prove Steady As Health Report Notes Illnesses
City Physician Fairfield reports two contagious cases Clarence Rule on Eighth avenue and Efe McKinzie on Sixth avenue south with scarlet fever and measles. Funeral held for Mrs. W. H. Lee of Kibby with pallbearers E. Atkinson J. Athey W. M. Cockrill H. Benton L. M. McDonnell and J. O Gregg. Rev. Mr. Dodson officiated at Highland cemetery service.
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Clarence Rule
Eighth Avenue
Efe McKinzie
Sixth Avenue South
Mra
W. H. Lee
Kibby
Highland Cemetery
E. Atkinson
J. T. Athey
W. M. Cockrill
H. Benton
L. M. McDonnell
J. O
Gregg
Mr. Dodson
Hay asks Denmark to extend ratification period
Secretary Hay has requested Denmark to extend by one year the time for ratifying the treaty of cession of the Danish West Indian islands. The extension keeps the treaty alive until the Danish rigsdag acts at the next session in September.
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Washington
Hay
United States Senate
Rigsdag
Great Falls man jailed for drunkenness after selling his team
John Swain of Cascade was sentenced to 10 days in jail for drunkenness. He had left his wife and seven children destitute at home, came to Great Falls, sold his team and wagon, and spent the proceeds on liquor. The brewery workers' strike continues unresolved.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
John Swain
Cascade
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