Bishop Carroll confirms a large class at St Pauls church
Fifty boys and girls, one of the largest classes, were confirmed yesterday at St Pauls church by Bishop Carroll after the 10:30 mass. The ceremony, postponed from 10:00, featured Father Coopman as celebrant with Fathers Schulte and Phelan assisting. The children's choir provided music and later sang vespers and practiced for a requiem mass. Bishop Carroll praised the students progress and anticipated further perfection, after visiting St Pauls school and the Sisters at Ann’s hospital. Names of confirmands include Philip Dixon Davidson Lucerne Deranleau Tresle Gagnier George Kennedy Leo Laundreville Joseph McCarthy Charles McCarthy Roderick McCarvel Jam Roe John Russell James Russell Silas Stoddard Deane Morgan Mary Morgan Margaret McGreever Florence McManus Loretto Solomon Margaret White Lucy Traynor Inex Haljoran Cecilia Stepan Angela Greene Mario Christie Genevieve Charette Lillian Conrady Dorothy Duval Josephine Glynn Ruth Gillespie Amelia Huber Marie Laforewalcille Rothe rine Schmmit Kathleen Smith Esther Smith Maida Zogart John Conrady Robert Glynn Walter Gillispie Francis McCabe Joseph McCaffery Charles Metallf Leo Metallf John ONeill August Schimming Rudolph Zogart Dave Morgan Robert Michelson Gladys Gallagher and Mrs M Amhor.
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Mario Christie
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College Students Quit Flowing Bowl
In Boston on May 22 Associated Press reports Unitarian Anniversary Week featured meetings of the Unitarian temperance society and Laymen's league. Meadville Theological School President Southworth presented a canvass noting prohibition reduced college drinking and that the problem may persist in some metropolitan colleges until laws are better enforced in cities.
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Boston
Unitarian Church
Unitarian Temperance, Society
Unitarian Laymen's League
Temperance Society
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Meadville Theological School
Montana oil output under probe after tax dispute
Helena May 22 A state board to investigate oil production reporting in Montana follows a failure by oil producing firms to report well output. Civil engineer C C Adams named by the board will determine output figures used for assessing the oil tax.
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Montana
State Board of Equilization
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Anaconda Celebrated as Healthiest City in State
Fire Marshal RS Mentrum and assistant C. J. McAllister, following H. M. Shea, report Anaconda the gleanest city in Montana. They toured the state with no fire risk found in any area. Fire Chief Collins and crew praised for spring cleanup and ongoing daily inspections. A reporter’s city tour found alleys clean and residential waste properly bagged.
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Montana
RS Mentrum
C. J. McAllister
H. M. Shea
State Board of Health
Shea
Anasconda
Collins
Michael Bubash Dies at Galen in Anaconda
Michael Bubash a longtime resident of Anaconda died Friday at Galen after a short illness. Born in Austria he came to the United States as a boy and arrived in Anaconda soon after. He worked as a laborer and was removed to the home of Peter Bubard at 04 East Third Street. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 8:30 from Gleock to St Peters Church for a Requiem High Mass. Burial will be in Mount Carmel cemetery. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs Minnie Howe and another with the surname year unknown.
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Anaconda
Galen
Austria
St. Peters Church
Mount Carmel
Ing
Marnie Howe
Stolen metal found two youths arrested
Two youths about 19 were captured yesterday afternoon while carrying stolen brass and copper from the Washoe smelter to the foot of the hill near the works. They had more than 100 pounds of metal when caught. A further investigation will determine if more metal was taken and charges depend on today’s findings.
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Beal
Mill Creel
Bounty
Auto Fire Causes Serious Damage on Main Street
A fire at a Main Street garage caused serious damage with pedestrians nearby. Investigators say a grease-filled engine pan and defective wiring led to combustion before firefighters arrived, according to the Washington Star.
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United Senate
Washington Star
Plumbers Cut Wages in Anaconda Three Cities
The Plumbers and Steam Fitters Union No 673 announced a voluntary wage cut of one dollar a day for journeymen in Anaconda Deer Lodge Dillon and Warm Springs retroactive to May 1 bringing pay to eight dollars daily. The move aims to spur building and repair work amid a postwar price lull and matches wage levels in most regions except Butte and Missoula.
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Warm Springs
Anaconda Union
Butte
Missoula
United States
Tooming
Karcheff Beats Dawson in Anaconda Bout
Karcheff defeated Dawson of Butte in Anaconda last night after seven and six rounds using a hammerlock and body scissors. Dawson complimented Karcheff as the winner and Karcheff prepares for tonight's bout.
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In Karcheft
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Jail sentence for larceny and petty theft plea
Indicted for stealing spoons from a restaurant a plea to petty larceny was entered before Justice Henried yesterday afternoon. He was sentenced to pay a fine of 15 dollars. railroad man dies after months in hospital William J Mulcahy 38 formerly of Great Willy died yesterday. body to Tacoma for mausoleum placement with wife accompanying remains.
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Dan Alk Hiems
Villiam J. Mulcahy
Great Wally
Tacoma
Mul “Ahy
Moonshine Raids Seize Two Still Plans West of Annaconda
Federal agents and local officers raided a moonshine operation 10 miles west of Anaconda, capturing two owners, a 60 gallon copper still, and 200 gallons of mash. A plant concealed near the ranger station was readied to start operations. both men were jailed for federal action while the stills were dismantled and taken to the courthouse as evidence. Most mash in the mountains was destroyed on site.
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Osborne
Justice of the Peace
Henault
Saveeten
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Jackson
Anaronda
Dan Trovich
Jackson Street
Anaconda
Charles Bateman
Inodes and A C M's of Butte to host Anaconda
The Anodes and the A C M s of Butte will cross bats on the Anaconda diamond this evening at 6 30 o'clock. The contest was postponed from Sunday due to wet grounds. Anaconda fans will get a chance to see the league leaders in action against a strong Mines league opponent with the game viewed as one of the strongest this season.
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Anodes
Butte
Anaconda
Mines League
Auto Recovered In Record Time In Deer Lodge
A car stolen from Thomas Sauls of Deer Lodge during a carnival outing in Anaconda was recovered near Deer Lodge by Sheriff Neville with Deputy Matchett's tip early yesterday. The nearly new vehicle, raced through town and narrowly avoided a streetcar on Main Street, was found smoking hot after the suspects fled toward Powell County.
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Thomas Sauls
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Sherif Neville
Dick Matchett
Main
Antchett
Powell County
Pickpockets Reported Frank in Carnival Crowds
Three complaints were filed to Pattern last night about pickpockets at the West Commeseil venue carnival. Victims described one man lifting money from trousers while others claimed additional sums were taken as they watched shows. A man who lost six dollars kept a philosophical note to warn others and aid police.
Market Prices and Fresh Produce Listings
A fragment lists numerous grocery items with prices including butter from Missoula, Sunkist lemons, Florida grapefruit, fresh pineapple from California, berries, green peas, radishes, tomatoes, leeks, lettuce, and Italian tomato paste. Also mentions bulk spaghetti and macaroni.
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Sunkist
Florida
California
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed In Household Ad
A local reader testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache and kidney weakness. The ad claims the product strengthens kidneys, reduces headaches and dizziness, and has long been used in the family. John Glenn of 814 East Father expresses strong confidence and urges keeping a supply on hand.
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East
Saya
Medicine Chest For Only 35 Cents
A Marquee ad touts a San Cura ointment and soap for 25 and 65 cent jars. It claims the antiseptic ointment relieves bleeding itching and piles and heals boils eczema and rashes on contact. The City Drug Store offers money back if not fully effective. Thompson Medical Co Titusville Pa.
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