Anaconda council awards walks and hires firemen
The Anaconda city council approved street walkway payments on Main Street and ordered a street lamp installed at Oak and Third streets. John Lovell and Ocklund were confirmed as probationary city firemen for six months. Mayor McKensie announced staffing and pay actions, while notices listed bids and contractor payments for cement walks and sewer work. A theater casting and a local obituary were noted.
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Carther Marehson
Clinton
Gilchriet
McLean Dames
McGreety
Munson
Spellman
O'Leary
Emerson
Common
Knudson
Patrick Walsh
Kelly
Hamill & Calan
Amoun
T. Fitapatrick
Welghmunter
Caltber
B. Horn
Main Street
Horn
Curth
St Wats
McKengie
John T. Lovell and
Ocklund
Preliminary examination in Montana district court
Victor Thompson faced a preliminary examination on a grand larceny charge for allegedly stealing a horse and saddle. Judge Fitzgerald oversaw the case as Thompson claimed he was traveling for fun. Thompson was discharged after defense argued insufficient evidence.
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Santorman
Victor Thompson
Jude Fitzgerald
Montana
Thompson
Tutte
Cattery
Hee
Ananda
Butte
Rocker
Son
Taming Cubans Pleas Pleasant Task Continued From Page One
Dispatches describe the Texas as transport and Heather Andes in Havana ready for troop movement. Secretary Tutt Ray ce confirms sail plans from Port Tampa to Havana with heavy detachments from Phatteburg and Washington barracks. Colonel Cowles leads the 11th Engineers and Friday’s convoy includes commissary stores and heavy equipment.
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Texas
Raft
Marion
Seeu
War Department
Heather Andes
Havana
Tampa
Sumner Saitinx
Tutt Rayce
Hell
Stat
Hythe
Tiet
Vie Cabal
Phatteburg
N.Y. Barr
Washington
Divorce suit begun by Mrs John H Reilly
Mrs. John H Reilly filed for divorce from John H Reilly who formerly resided in the city and now lives in Goldfield Nevada. The suit alleges desertion and abandonment for over two years and that the husband failed to provide necessaries, forcing the plaintiff to rely on own resources and charity. The marriage began August 6, 192X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reilly
Soren
Moody and Root Confer With President at White House
Cabinet officials Moody and Root met with the president after 4:30 PM to discuss Cuba and other major issues. No notice to foreign powers about American intervention was issued. Root had just returned from tours in South and Central America. Moody brought many papers suggesting trust prosecutions and other topics were reviewed.
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General Moody
White House
Law Department
Cuba
MF Root
Rosevelt
Mrr. Hoots
Mr. Moody
Mr. Root
Unclear text fragment about visiting tenant and Havana news
Fragmentary report mentions a Weds tenant making friends, possible long stay, with hints of a Havana communication and a wartime naval air move. Details are garbled and difficult to interpret.
Unsophisticated Scots Against Sure Thing in Salt Lake
Salt Lake City cops report a hoax robbery story from Rome involving Alexander and William Whiter arriving from Seathind. They claim to have been duped into a card game by affable strangers and two pretended policemen who seized 8000 of 10000 dollars. An officer helped recover 1000 dollars via the chief George Sheets, while the McWhirters pursued the remainder.
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Jurge Winston
District Court
Anaconda
GSB
Wisner
Vance
John Marchine
Ketty
Grelock
George Dackich
George Bar
Mike Vulovich
Andrew Anderson Aernon
Lottie
Mt. Thorge
Seely
Fee Wdge Winston
Salt Lake
Rome
Alexander
William
Whitter
Seathind
Los Angeles
Tothers
al Egel
Thether
Eorge Sheets
Sheets
Roosevelt Returns Home From Summer Residence
President Roosevelt steps from a carriage at Oct 1 arrival, greeted by a crowd as detectives flank the procession. He and the party proceed toward the White House amid applause and waiting officials.
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Roosevelt
Hte
Electric Car Accident Death In Yonkers Street Crash
A New York report says a child was killed and many were injured when an electric car crashed down a steep Yonkers avenue, turned at a sharp bend, and buried passengers in wreckage due to a brake dial failure. The article also mentions American naval movements and ships departing for Asiatic stations aboard various cruisers.
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New York
Yonkers
Iheline Avenue
Kat
Hyomel Catarrh Remedy Promises Quick Cure
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a simple easy to use cure for catarrh promising to purify blood and air by ozone, with a mountainside breathing effect. It claims a complete outfit costs 31 extra bottles 20 cents and offers a refund if unsatisfied.
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Blankeof
Suatantee
KT. Booth Company
Burtato
N.Y
Magoon Comment On Canal Matters In Isthmus
The article reports on Magoon’s remarks regarding the Panama Canal project. He describes progress as satisfactory though in initial stages, notes the selection of a new Panama minister and Panama governor, and discusses labor issues including Chinese workers and West Indian laborers, urging organized skilled crews under experienced foremen to advance canal construction.
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New York
Pansmaa
Canal
Colon
Reander
Thomas W. Cook
Priel Pugues
Panama New
Suemma
Panama
Philippines
Isthmus
Barbad
Jamaica
City notices and society items crowd quiet week
Clerks meet tonight while the Knights of Columbus plan an evening at Greigs greenhouses 708 Hickory St. Local repairs and services, carps and unoleum demo at Greigs, piano tuner Verberckmoes Schlapps sought. Mrs Mary Berry and daughter head California for winter. Funeral attendance for Rev Callahan noted. East Texas visit planned for a month. Masonic temple work started West Park Ave. Ducks sought near Georgetown Lake. French Canadians invited to A O H hall Oct 3. Washoe coal driver injured by horse kick. Train to Anaconda departs Oct 2 3. W B M auxiliary meets Tuesday afternoon. McDonald foreman at Washoe.
Chinese Reappearance Sparks Attention in Port Eureka
The arrival of Chinese workers aboard the Roanoke to join the salmon industry stirred Cal Port Kenyon and Tabor circles. Meetings at Fortuna and Eureka discussed the event, noting no Chinese have been seen locally since previous expulsions years ago.
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Arena
Cal
Oat
Roanoke
Kenyon
Fortuna
Eureka
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Anaconda News
THE
Anaconda Council
Walk Contractors
Moxey
Oak and
Ted Streets
Nes Wletion
Jaruesque M. Ella Aubrey
Charles H. Yale
Carian
Miss Aubrey
Helen A. Gilmore
Marie Elmer
Edna West
Witty
O'Ne
AML Hullaing
Buite Seeal No
International Association
Tiridge
Addrest All
W. Mt. Hayes
West Park Avenue
Mont
Sailorman
Leves
Wisnie
Clare
Matt Potten
Wille Marenet
Kit Kovten
John H. Reilly
Butte, Anaconda & Pacifie Railway
Maserall
Slatement
Deniiron
Littleton
United States
Virginia
Hine
Messrs. Moody and Root
Prom
Asandard Bozeman
George A. Wieczorek
Seventeenth Infantry
Montana “Naricultural College
Tett
Wleczorekt
Signal Corps
Micieney
Boze Man
Weems
Holland Shoes
McRae & Co
Ciba
Jyress
Washinigo
Marines Bay D
Oct
Kentuckiiana
MR. Roosevelt
Vetaries
Naples
Colorado
Maryland
Palermo
Plereaun
Greece
Charleston
Sec~ Root
Southew
Paniar
San Francisco
Glacier
Dewey Sry
Jafa
Nobiles
Hampton Roads
Thacolier Brutus
AU Calombor
Cavite
Cuban
Devil’s Auction
Daneime
Gale Turaday
Sinus Company
Magoon
Sroean
Ight. K. of C
Greig’s
Hickory St
Greig's
Coy’s
Mary Berry
California
W. J. Johnson
Bute Seaterday
Father Callahan
Lampard
Mrs. Terday
Frebard
Yest Pa
East Tex
Masonic Temple
Johnsson & Law
Kilroy
Road
Georgetown Lake
H. Hall
FL. St Dean
JA. Lesmire
Charres Lovell
Washoe Coal Company
oFaissoura
Whitcraft
Springs
Nparsttal
Los
Anaconda Willeave B.A . P
W. BM
Air
Mra. J. C. McDonald
Hamilton
Ing
Mr. McDonad
Washoe
Copper City
Atterbury
Atterbury Clothes
ER Fishel CO
BRERE
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda and Pacific Railway Co
Westhound
Anacom
ISB
O. L. Railway
Silver Bowl
N. P. Railway
Durantino
G. N. Railway
Minneapolis
Rom
Minneaps Fia
Butt
St. Paul
Datty
St. Vall
Great Falls
City Ned Nort
Maincaer Street
Daly Bank and
JQ Ogle
Lipahtent Howman
Bennett
Cassie
Norbeck
Assletaint Cysnter
Yegen Bros. Savings Bank
North Coast Limited
Vouse
Tepe
Mmuuaans
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