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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1914
Page
12
The funeral of Mrs. Norlin will be held at 26 East Fourth Street Wednesday morning, with services at the Swedish Mission Church conducted by the Rev. O Ne Lin Ctoretock.
A postcard to Tom Fleming from C W Chandler at Bonner s Ferry Idaho reports Chandler s father s death on May 12 in Idaho. Fleming seeks Archie Chandler, once employed here, to inform him and efforts are under way to locate him, with Archie presumed headed to Missoula.
Petition drive for consolidating state educational institutions gathers momentum in Anaconda with 267 signatures filed at County Clerk Reardon office. About 240 needed locally, potential removals for unregistered voters. Two Missoula men helped circulate, as copper and gold stockholders prepare for annual meeting June 6 in Anaconda.
The funeral of Rudolph Landreville was held at Front street residence with requiem high mass at St Peter church attended by bartenders. Pallbearers included Tim Collins William Roberts Fred Thibodeau Harry Catlin William Wicks and Bob Plunkett. George B Burke buried from Lawler Climer with high mass at St Pauls. W J Bernier arrived from California to attend. Directors and pallbearers listed among local names. Motors of dirigible balloons being tested by German officers in prior item.
Six year Anaconda exchange head Mall resigns to take a Detroit post. F C Ball, Independent Telephone manager, also resigns. Ball is leaving after improving service while Charles Stevenson of Missoula arrives to succeed him. About 118 local businessmen urge removal of Independent instruments to back a single city system. The move follows legal limits on consolidation seen in other Montana cities.
A team of tango experts and Miss Elsa Fielding along with Howard Baldwin of New York will demonstrate the tango hesitation waltz and the maxixe at the monthly Elks ball in the lodge hall tonight. Secretary Frank Clinton says attendance is for Elks and their guests only.
A bill to create county auditors in fourth and fifth class counties was passed, making Deer Lodge County responsible for electing an auditor at the fall election. The session laws show auditors fixed in all classes, with the Deer Lodge salary set at 1250 dollars annually.
El Paso reports show rebels and leaders in Durango and Washington debating the mediation's role to avoid U S Mexican armed conflict. Carranza and Gubarán discuss the situation, Calderon backs Carranza, while Villa rests near home as marines search Tampico for Zaragoza’s retreating federal army and guns abandoned by evacuees.
Local notices list Moose meet tonight with photos by McComb and a variety of advertisements for rooms for rent. Entries cover liquor shops, upcoming events, licenses, births and marriages, business visits, sales, and sports schedules in the city, with several names and places cited.
A fragment notes Jones and Knez with a catcher figure and a rival winery amid family ties and team pride. It mentions inheritance of uniforms, a teaching term, and a tango contest with a cake walk at Retpark on May 2, plus funeral notices for Mrs Annie Norlin and a Swedish Mission connection. It also lists building supplies and items for sale, including wall board and a typewriter, and a lodge funeral attendance request.
Mrs. J B Kyle of 206 West trira street Anaconda won the silver medal in the suffrage contest yesterday afternoon. Seven contestants competed in a close race. Judges were Mrs J R Sievers Mrs Hitza Bowman and Attorney C NiDavidson of Butte. Kyle was accompanied to Butte by many Anaconda supporters.
The passage surveys Irish theater's influence on romantic adventure humor and sentiment with Chauncey Olcott as a modern exemplar. It notes a tradition of stage plays sustaining cultural identity through music, politics, and humor, referencing Boucicault and works like Colleen Lawn as part of a lasting lineage. A separate notice details the annual stockholders meeting of the Butte Anaconda & Pacific Railway at Anaconda, Montana on Tuesday June 2, 1914 at 1 oclock PM, with P M Halloran as secretary.
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