Inspiring Address by Lieutenant Governor at Memorial Day
Lieutenant Governor W. W. Tedowell of Butte spoke at Anaconda's Margaret Theatre memorial exercises. He praised patriotic societies, honored soldiers, and urged support for the war effort, including copper production in Montana, bonds, and civilian contributions as the nation faces a long conflict.
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Margaret
W. W. TeDowell
Butte
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Citiens
Maine
Atlantic
California
Pacific
Sither
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Ribo
Spain
John A. Logan
Bunker Hill
Valley Forge
Yorktown
Washington
Feo
South
Sherman
Sheridan
Grant
Boys In
Shiloh
Albert Sidney
Johnston
Gen
Bedford Forrest
Southland
Robert E. Lee
Ware
Pershing
France
Tam
Canada
Montana
Europe
Belgium
Bourne
Feld
Thresaola
United States
Ceat
Pela
Impressive Memorial Day program despite parade call off
Dr J M Sligh as chairman and Harold Blake ably led a Memorial Day program at the Margaret theater. Morning cemetery floral offerings preceded an afternoon program audience filled, with G A R and Spanish War Veterans present, banners set the stage, and Lt Gov WW McDowell delivering the principal address.
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J. M. Sligh
Harold Blake
Werner McDowell
Yestery
Margaret Theater
Collins
Cnormant Addres
Jesse Backlen
Destabelle
Pierce Barker
Lincoln
Herbert Fredell
Harvey J. Moore
Richard Bell
William Quilliam
Waler Quilliam
WW. McDowell
Butte
HN. Blake
Taying
Blake
James B. Roberston
F. W. Wennerbers
Arthur Guitermann
John Marehion Matter
America
Two Winns Fined for Noodle House Disturbance
In North Main Street Chinese noodle house incident two Winns were brought before Police Judge Phil Daniels after a scene with John Barleycor. They were fined $25 each plus $5 damages. June Smith, a troublesome figure, left for Butte claiming Anaconda as home.
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Winns
John Barleycor
North Main Street
Phil Daniels
June Smith
Anaconda
Butte
Woman Is Arrested After Midnight Train Return
A woman arriving on the midnight train was arrested for disorderly conduct and, upon appearing before Judge Daniels, sentenced to 30 days in jail.
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Ning
Daniels
Haste makes waste leads to smashed Brunswick door
A hurried individual attempted to enter the Brunswick bowling alleys through an unlocked door and walked through the plate glass, shattering it. The glass damage is covered by insurance.
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Brunswick
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East Park
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United Spanish War Veterans
Sons of Veterans
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Beaver Dam
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Campbell
Diamond Saugeeos Tives
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Mont
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
Anaconda Coal Company
Abbott Company
W. Peckover Company
Washoe Coal Company
James O'Leary
C. A. Tuttle Co
East Park Avenue Telephone Bell