Anaconda City Schools Close Year With Exercises and Speeches
Busy day across Anaconda schools marked the final closure of the term. Pupils returned books to the Wichsehen building while graduation events filled the Margaret theatre with a large audience. Speakers included Pastor Minulets, Prof Swain, and President Cuddhy, praising graduates and urging continued study as the chorus and various students performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Wichsehen
Schaol Sus
Margares
Wlomus
Margaret Theatre
Ev. F
Minulets
Tian Church
High Renovel
Sinvellle
Jlter Tice
Walter Tuetseheror
Ax Tucker
Georgia
Egy. de Chilnan
Nominations Made by Republicans of Ohio
Temporary chairman Taft called the delegates to order as the Ohio Republican state convention reconvened. The platform endorsed national and state aims, including canal and navy support, pension system maintenance, river improvements, and federal aid. Myron Merrick was nominated for judge, with other nominations listed, and party leaders urged unity to back Roosevelt rather than the rival stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colwmons
Ghaieman Taft
Dianama
Navy
Ohta
Tee
Denista- Hoa
Wil Richara
Une
Antarny Pfoes
Ye Supreme Court
Willian A. Castes
Wade Bilis
Etvte
McMinnon
Willan Kirtley
Miner John Prestavas Faces Second Degree Charge in Small Claims Court
In Midae Smith's court Gould miner John Prestavas was charged with second degree in a debt dispute with another miner. In a related incident Prestavas allegedly struck three times with an axe and punctured several tires with a rasp, details from dispatch to the Standard Herena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spec
John Prestavas
Gould
Midae Smith
Prestavas
Frutan Prestavas
Nes Dernyanenny
Dette Comporaiions Fotiitio Baedal Diepaten to dtr
Articles of incorporation of the society Cilertan Hro- Nee caigany at Butte were filed with the secretary of state today. Capital stock 43,000, all paid in. Incorporators age H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baedal Diepaten
Dtr
Ataridaed
Heluna
Soriet Cilertan Hro- Nee Caigany
Butte
Mate
Tae Capital Etork
New Incorporators Form Company Amid Stock Issue
The Tutte Darato and Troviston Ord pany filed a charter for Snevorporption. The new company Nn raeitel otack ot 093 issues £5,000 of stock, with incorporators J. aclel, BF. McCarthy, Boo. McCarthy, all of Hutte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Pf.ube
FT Llagencener Atl
Tutte Darato
Troviston Ordpany
Achelos
Nn Raeitel Otack
Duayr I
Arank
J. Aclel
BF. McCarthy
Boo. McCarthy
Hutte
Stanford kin's nephew offers reward for aunt's death proof
Schenectady N Y May 2 Toris Stanford nephew of Mrs Goland Srntoul of San Teanetsen says he has posted a reward of 1000 dollars for evidence confirming his aunt's death. Officials report condolences and suspect poisoning. her husband Senate Stanford is named as deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N.Y
Lueally Lovaisht
Wolten Stanford
Lake George
Goland Srntoul
San Teanetsen
Tonolily
Polaen
Jeni
Vanyietton
Perean
Ui Te
Police Chiefs Meet in Omaha Push for Universal Edontio
The Nadel Avaociation of Chiefs of Boles held an adjourned conference with 10 departments. They re-elected officers unanimously and discussed coordinating on edontio and carter ordinines. Several chiefs opposed sharing information with outsiders and debated expelling members who provided data to others. The meeting reflected mixed views on regional cooperation and travel facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boles
Aol
Nest Yons
Omaha
Carter Ordinines
Prosa
Traevis
Miss Julia Sullivan Ends Life After Failed Government Exam
Mah a Neb May 1 Miss Julia Sulligan disappointed in failing to secure a government position committed suicide by shooting herself in the head at a hole here. Her brothers Dan and PAU Sullivan arranged for Omaha to attend the funeral. Her mother was inconsolable, and she had taught school locally and awaited a teaching appointment after taking the service exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Maha
Julia Sulligan
Tivo
Mina Sullivan
Anaconda
San
Julia
Pau
Dan Sullivan
Julia Sulivan
Amaranda
Omaha
Cheir
Jack Sulliven
Adreonda
Hut Row
Helena
Hag Riso Eoro
Bids Opened for Elm 440 Project in Manila
Washington May W s opened today at the fasilar area for the sale of Elm 440 at Manila municipal hands bearing 4 percent interest. Proceeds to be used for sewerage and minor public works. The largest bidder was Titernationi Mant of Column bus Ohio offering $10,625.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fasilar
Alewir
Manila
Titernationi
Columnbus
Ohio
Secretary Shaw Meets Governor for Informal Washington Visit
Secretary Shaw visited Washington after an informal reception at Governor Upeh’s office. Governor Mock hosted a luncheon and discussed topics during their brief encounter before Shaw continued his journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanck Shaw
Upeh
Mock
Shaw
Tuncheon
Children s Home Society Elects Directors At Annual Meeting
The Montana Children s Home Society held its annual meeting in May and elected directors including John W. Ware Rev TP Smith and TL McNett. Officers chosen: President John W. Ware first vice president Rev BT Crad, second vice president WW, secretary KK McNesl, treasurer TL C Arnold, superintendent The meeting discussed establishing a permanent home and a committee was asked to report soon. Also noted: physicians practicing without a license flagged by county attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Neiena
Waiteprestiert
Menel Aeercears
Helen
Montana Children's Home
John W. Whar
TP. Smith
S Arnold
McNett
WX. Sloan
J. Fy. McNemer
John
They
J. A. Rennes
Inquest Sought Into Death of Local Resident
A report from Calaveras California May 2 states Dr Whitfield recently arrived from Ashland Oregon died here from heart failure. His widow is to be informed an inquest will be held to determine cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eka
Cal
Whitdeld
Isnt
Talluce
Ashland
State medical board orders cease practice notices
A notice from the state board of medical examiners directed a teen elven to cease practicing under threat of prosecution under state law. In Concordia Kansas on May 23 rain totals reached two to three inches with washouts reported in surrounding areas. Chicago reports on May 2 note Vice President Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks arriving as guests of Charles G. Dawes and planning departure for Portland Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Medieal Examiners
Concordia
Kan
Chicago
Fairbanks
Charles G. Dawes
Portland
Also Mentioned on This Page
PL Cuddthy
Oneddihy
Kien
Elerus
Kelin al Yestur
Rarat Theater
FR VE Swain
Ap Ty Flate Mermal Onliune Ak Bitte
Wyes
Uvofesuar Swwatyiso
Berna Schroeder
Ty Foley
Arthur Tuehseherer
Dilzabeth Cole
Shona
Ware Nuckuls
Wirls
Essiys
Grice Shnawies
Gladys Blatt
Milfred Matay
Trelen Danielson
Laura Trunk
Maher Rll
Jean McGregor
Anaconda High School
Ceopge Surchet
Pisbel Legs
Cherlif Ort
Clara Mactlle
Jeg Cherley
Lele
Christ
Gertade Hellis
Pany
Richard Sala
Hettar
Lord Kettle
Ast
Picnic
Durham Tobacco
Tennessee
Flickinger
J. A
Peter
Prine Brophy
Republicans
Hovvennor Bernni Sawrd Rp
Te Herel
Ly Ag
Mnewirnant
Wilun C. Nive Tar Jetee
Julia Sullivan
Omaha Bhotel
Ipdors
Elvis
Bet
Kirschbaum
A. B. Kirschbaum & Co
Philadelphia
New York
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Lebric
Euipment
Aduress
North Coast Limited
A. An
Pio
Eastgound
Nort Coast
Norrla Bait Pony
Alder
Norels Lanve Butle
Aller
Whitehall
Ua. m
Norris
Beppington
Ppmm
Merriman
Main
Park Street
National Lead Company
Clark Ave
Roth
Ania
Children’s Home Society
MVST
Srananra
S Pneror Wink 'Smdrs CY
Y Co
Paeonta
IT. A
Tocal
Eastround
Albee
Northern Pactic
Durant
Alcona
Oregon
Anaconia
le Grene Palleithout
Sao
Rina Thravrh
Pavvie Greway Mltheat Eharee
MATIN
Icansas
Mirsouri Pacific and
Linion Pacific Railways
Huyte
Great Falls
Weat
Artiy
Amrive Lutte
Psu
HY Eavenes
Teket Bates
J.G. Nasi
Southern
Pullman Dining and Library
Salt Lake
Denver
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Colorado
Arizonas
Mexico
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ocean Or Rail
Pacific Coast
Worth
Mas Street
Busi Stont
H. O. Wilson
D. F
PL AL
Flathead
Selisham
Northern
Paclic Railway
Kallapell
Lake
Kalispell Sama
SeliRavall
Kalisgell & A
Siondaxs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!