County Returns Unchanged in Deer Lodge Primary
Returns from the Southern Cross and Fish Trap precincts leave Deer Lodge County's primary tally essentially the same. Democrats gain six votes to 850 for McAdoo and one for Smith to 78, while Republicans add 19 to Coolidge for a total of 4 382. Eight Democratic delegates selected, with seven Republican delegates at large all Coolidge supporters. District delegates go to Vera Blanch DeLano and William J. Jones. Farmer Labor and Socialist totals remain low with 22 votes countywide.
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Southern Cross
Fish Trap
Deer Lodge County
McAdoo
al Smith
Coolidge
Hugh Daly
Ed Burke
C. J. Kelly
T. J. Walsh
M. +. Walsh
J. Bruce Kremer
William Maloney
David J. Ryan
Dr. W. B. Rogers
W. H. Hoover
John Lindquist
Harry R. Brooks
W. R. Allen
Thomas D. Campbell
Joel H. Stevens
Vera Blanch DeLano
William J. Jones
Farmer-Labor
Assault Case and Court Actions In District Court
Judge George B. Winston presided over four district court cases. An appeal in a property damage suit in Hole district sought to raise the defendant’s bond from 2,000 to 4,000, with a May 1 hearing date. Antti Boronespakka charged with first degree assault and concealed weapons after allegedly attacking Tom Lecung at Main and Front streets, jailed on $500 bond after a gun incident. bench warrant issued. Edith Girolami seeks remand to Silver Bow county for trial. ruling reserved. Information dropped against Frank Corrigan and others tied to auto theft. case bound over from justice court.
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George B. Winston
District Court
Herring
E. F E. Calvert
John Anderson
Inc Hole
Antti ‘Boronespakka
Knight
Boronespakka
Tom Lecung
Celestial
Roronespakka
Gallagher
Main Street
John A. Shelton
Edith M. Girolami
James B. Gallagher
Silver Bow County
T. P. Stewart
J. B. Co. Knight
Frank Corrigan
Ernest
Clarence Healy
Ernest Leeper
William Clark
Justice Court
McAdoo Lines Up Texas delegates for Democratic nomination
Waco Texas May 28 Iron clad instructions to back William G McAdoo were given to the Texas delegation at the state convention. Texas will have 40 votes at New York and Alvin M Owsley of Dallas former national commander of the American Legion was endorsed for vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madoo
Anaconda News in Brief Highlights Local Notices
A mixed list of local items includes social events, business visits, sales, and public notices. Activities feature visits by Butte and Spokane residents, Knights of Columbus dance plans, Memorial Day events, a marriage license issued to Henry Kinsey and Ruth Cutler, and a children’s baseball game result.
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Henry S. Kinsey
Ruth Cutler
Veterans to Honor Fallen Buddies in Anaconda Memorial Day
Deer Lodge post of the American Legion organized a Memorial Day program for Anaconda veterans of Civil War Spanish American and World War I. The parade begins 9 30 am with marshal D I Brenneman and includes a military band firing squad colors and flower girls. After ceremonies at the cemetery Gettysburg Address and other tributes follow with Veterans of three wars and Boy Scouts. An afternoon program at Warm Springs will address ex service men in hospital care with an address by R A Kelly. A list of deceased Spanish War Veterans from the city is given.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge
American Legion
Legion
D. I. Brenneman
John Marchion
Hayes B. Lavis
World War Veterans
Commercial Avenue
Main Street
Provost Military Band
W. T. Masten
Ira Gnose
Grand Army of the Republic
Mary Kirby
United Spanish War Veterans
Ruth Grush
Boy Scouts of America
Flower Girls
America
Bartlett
Edward Reynolds
Warm Springs
R. A. Kelly
Pickell
John G. Spencer
Robert Holmberg
Henry Bell
J. J. Campbell
W. J. Cheasty
Fr. W. Condon
Michael Corrigan
Patrick Duffy
Frank Faley
John Hallahan
J. W. Haughey
E. B. Hill
George D. Hunter
Lawrence Keegan
Robert D. Lennington
William Meitschke
Patrick MacCollom
J. J. McDonald
James O'Donnell
Thomas Ryan
Thomas Scallon
Senior play on boards tonight at Margaret theatre
The dress rehearsal for the senior play Mice and Men at the Margaret theatre was a success with the full cast performing in colonial costumes. Director Kara Kester and assistant Annie Brenneman praised the 25 seniors for two months of hard work and announced the evening performance.
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Margaret Theatre
Kara Kester
Annie Brenneman
Peter
Embury
Edwin Strommen
Deborah
Ruth Smith
Mark Embury
Irving Cedergreen
Rod
Anode Fans Await Larkin Debut In Tie Fight At Anaconda
Earl Larkin, signed by Manager Al Lodell, arrived in Anaconda and will be eligible to pitch against the A C M in Sundays clash. Larkin, once with Oakland and Sacramento in the Coast league, drew big crowd interest. The Mines league scene centers on Friday’s Anode Clark showdown, with Meuter set to bolster the Anode battery and Oeschger or Marquis to start.
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Earl Larkin
al Lodell
Anaconda
Larkin
Oakland
Sacramento
Athletic Field
Clarks
Pitts
Anodes
Meuter
Oeschger
Marquis
Clark
Bonds Forfeited by Alleged Vagrants
Anaconda police arrested six on vagrancy charges Tuesday evening. Four defendants did not appear for trial and forfeited bonds of 15 dollars each, enriching the city treasury by 60. Named arrestees include John Jenks Stella Gray Joe Olson Florence Richards and May Breezy. Peter Leary and Pat Marron were jailed on drunkenness charges.
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Anaconda
John Jenks
Stella Gray
Joe Olson
Florence Richards
May Breezy
Beausoliel
Connolly
Peter Leary
Cullen
Pat Marron
Foley’s Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Endorsed by Memphis Reader
A Memphis resident, Mrs. Sarah Heck of 341 St. Paul Street, credits Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound with stopping a stubborn winter cough after a single dose. The ad claims best use for coughs and colds and cites Paxson & Rockefeller as advertisers. The Colorado River falls 10,000 feet from the Rockies to the Gulf of California.
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Foley
Sarah Heck
St. Paul Street
Memphis
Tenn
Folsey
Paxson & Rockefeller.Ady
Colorado River
Rocky Mountains
Gulf of California
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George Arliss
Taylor Holmes
Edith Roberts
Pathe News
Lige Goley
Educational Sied
Rex Beach
Anaconda Market
Tee
Etrip
R. A. Kelly Company
RK. B. Abbott CO
Pj.finnegan Co
Funeral Directes and
Ten Valanty Sa7t mi
C.A. Tuttle CO
East Park
Hogg Transfer Company
Antti Boronespakka
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Anaconda News
Luxton & Drury
Yeoman
Adv
Jack Preston
Spokane
Patsy Sullivan
Butte
John Stagg
Bill Hurd
Wisdom
John Paddock
Alco Taxi
Martin Bros. Taxi
Iid Calvert
Big Hole
Walsh’s
Knights of Columbus
Ted MacMillan
Lloyd Madsen
Philipsburg
Standard Office
the Methodist Aid
Kelly’s
Dr. Asbury
Js Fagan
Locust Street
Richie
E. C. Eckle
Herman Wood
Helena
Fred Davidson
Electric Light Office
J. E. Monroe
Dillon
Shackelford
St. Louis
R Larabie
Tim O’brien
Frog Pond Basin
William Kelly
H. H. Nell
Morris Griffin
Madison River
Ruby Mahan
Seattle
Doc” Treese
Leo Gilroy
State Fish Hatchery
Washoe Park
Swedish Missions Church
Alder and
Fifth Streets
G. F. Jansson
Yankees
Daly
Giants
Gertrude Corcoran
Ash Street
Montana
J. F. McLanahan
Hugh Drenne
Fred Schenk
F. E. Harris
J. H. Preston
Henry Murray
FB. R. Larkin
San Francisco
H. D. Winbieler
Portland
H. W. Kiff
Missoula
Anaconda Boy Scouts
Electric Light Building
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Swedish Lutheran Church
Charles Andreson
Walter Peterson
Cherry Street
Jenkins
Laughlin
Bardon
Powers
Conley
Lawler
Anaconda High School
Anaconda Memorial Day
Kennewick
East Park Avenues
Kelly
Best Park Aversa
Norway
Silver Bow
Ade
Perfection Brand
Bae Loc
Ladies’ Aid of
Methodist Church
Fuller Dragco
Rexall
Park Ave
T’ree
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