JURY VENIRE ISSUED FOR DISTRICT COURT AT ANACONDA
Jurors for the Anaconda district court were summoned as sheriff Fleming and Judge Whiston prepare for a busy term. Matt Polich faces murder charges with about 70 witnesses expected. John Kitcan also charged with murder slated for later trial. Multiple felony informations loom, civil cases set for October, and court procedures include demurrers and trials.
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Fleming
Tadee Winston
CAS
Matt Polich
John Kitcan
Calndar
William
Thomas Parker
Welockam & Duckich
Georgee
Doris Baker
Lottie Cotter
Ben
Arlington Ferguson
George Parrott
Nick Surovite
Frank Jones
J. Be Resnolds
John Fitzpatric
Whiston
Tate of
Montana
Dan Murgainst
Frank Fitzgerald
Justice Brine
Reeve
Weather and labor dispute notes in Anaconda region
Weather records observed by C D Demond show daily high and low temperatures in Anaconda and nearby areas from September 2 through September 29 with varying highs from 58 to 82 and lows from 4 to 70, plus a note about a building crafts union jurisdiction dispute involving the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Work and statements linking Swift & Co and Cudahy Packing in related lawsuits.
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C.D. Demond
Anaconda
Butte
Joral No. Sl
International Association of Bridge
Jurisdic
Communication Hayes
West Park Avenue
Dee Mont
M. le McDermott
East Third
Officials Limit Prosecution To Hammond Packing Case
Representatives of local packers refused to appear as Sue Taylor, Arkansas commissioner, and prosecutors visited the packers. They reported that only the Hammond Packing Co case would be pursued at present. Judgment will be entered against that concern and the cage turned over to the Arkansas supreme court. Mrs Henry O'Neal, a native of England and 84, died Monday. Funeral planned today at Lawler and French parlors at 10. Interment in Mt Carmel cemetery.
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Taylor
Arkansas Court
Hammond Packing Company
Tme
Arkansas Supresne Ft
Henry O'Neal
Enge
Lawler & Frenc
Nchurch
Ein Mt. Carmel
Death of Mrs Walter Jordan in Illinois
Special dispatch reports Mrs Walter Jordan dies in Illinois from typhoid fever. Telegram from Quincy confirms the death. her husband Mr Kallan also listed in Der Lida for related illness.
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Walter Jordan
Illinois
Stand Deer Lodge
Quincy
Walter
Wer
Tee
Kallan
der Lida
Palak Resists Death After Self Inflicted Wound
A man named Palak, living at 720 East Fourth Street, cut his throat with a razor in a woodshed. Mrs. Palak found him bleeding and authorities, including night chief Harney Fitzpatrick, moved him to St Ann’s General. Doctors Dr Speth and others attended, stating Palak had a chance to live. the incident involved no gunshot and followed a personal crisis affecting his family.
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Mike Palak
East Fourth Street
Stephens
Patak
Ted
St Annsh
Palak
Spelman
McKenzie
Teie
Palakati
Mike Karach
Fourth Street
Te Ie
Igen
Old New York YMCA Yearbook Highlights Growth and Programs
The New York wort era yearbook notes a surge in YMCA activity with strong growth over four to five years. It cites 48 gymnasiums, pools, bowling alleys, and athletic fields engaging 288,000 men in organized exercise, plus 36,826 enrolled students across educational classes. It reflects on youth guidance balancing modern attractions with moral and religious work.
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New York
Young Mars Christian Association
Dave
Evening city notices and events blur in long list
Tonight Modern Woodmen meet. sales and demonstrations at local stores. piano tuner Verberckmoes. visits by Helmville avan. dance at AO Hall with full orchestra admission fifty cents. French Canadians invited to meet. various travel notices and forester Price visiting. gun club travelers. rail fare changes from Butte to Anaconda and Dillon area.
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AO. H. Hall
Northern Pacific directors re-elected at annual meeting
At the annual meeting in New York the Northern Pacific Railway re elected all directors whose terms expired Grant Be Schley was chosen to succeed Robert Bacon who resigned and William Sloane was elected to succeed him Shou had been acting as ction by the and Mr Schley Directors until the el board.
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Ew York
Vct
Northern Pacific Rail Way Company
IP “Grant
Be Schley
Robert Bacon
William Sloane
Hoth
Shou
Mr. Schley
Newport Amusement Company Yeoman Court Case
In Newport a Yeoman case involves admission denial at a dance hall by the Newport Amusement Company. Chief Yeoman Bunz and President Roosevelt and Rear Admiral Me Thomas are linked, with a jury trial set in the Superior Court. Rockport reports a related pastor notice about women attending services bareheaded.
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Yeoman
Bunz
Newport Amusement Company
Pres
Gent
Roosevelt
Charles Me Thomas
Townsend Town Fire Rescued by Brigade of Girls
Townsend Delaware October 2 Fire destroyed a stable and threatened nearby hotel as townspeople fled for help. A bucket brigade formed by local women passed water from a pump and a donated 6000 gallon tank wagon saved most structures. Women named Daisy Wiggin Olga Shuster Alma Lyman Ethelwyn Maloney Nellie Purvis led efforts amid extreme heat and danger.
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Townsend
Dela~ Tt
Bucket Brigade
Thiris
Stewart A Donahue
Gwneend
Mra James Purvis
Daisy Wiggin
Olga Shuster
Alma Lyman
Ethelwyn Maloney
Nellie Purvis
Wilmington
James, Dickinson
Glass as Building Blocks in a Descriptive Proposal
The article envisions glass as a major building material with a bank and church proposed for Des Moines Town. Double walls of milk white opalescent glass a fourth of an inch thick in steel frames would include a foot of dead air space and mechanical ventilation, making windows unnecessary and preventing dark corners. The exterior would resemble polished marble with glass in imitation of onyx, signaling a future trend toward hygienic light materials.
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de Moines
He Tianhe
Former Anaconda Man Now at Valparaiso
Former Anaconda metallurgist MacNutt Vigeon, now in Valparaiso Chile, recounts the first night of the earthquake at a hotel near Valparaiso. He describes the chaos, ground-shaking, improvised shelter, and scenes of looting and executions.
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Anaconda
Valparaiso
Bate
MacNutt Vigeon
Vigeon
Montane
Chile
Chil
Vikers
Mel Vigeon
Ana
Gigeon
Val
el Industrial
Antofagasta
San Francinco
California
Vigean
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Cnarex
Yale
Bevis
Aurelio C
Vreely Weenrhe
Amisansas and Packers
Eonicago
Chicago
Ty Swift & Co
Nelson
Mormacu Eco
Cudahy
Standard Drug Store
East Park
Was. O'Neal
AHL
Sireig
Verberckmoes
Avan of
Helmville
Coy's
Jewell
Mia
Clague
Mine
Frank Conley
Deer Lodge
Jarceene
Hot Springs
Mr. Reese
Nut Furmer Neues
Lower A
J.P. Kelly
E. P. Mathewson
C. Mahan
Oddard
Helena
Woe Selway
Mira Jensen
Dillon
O.D. Hude
Charlotte Cox
Charles A. sfacCallum
West
Hallahan
Spokane
Pattie
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
Gregson
Butte, Anavonda
Rockport
Core Dele F. Reardon
St Joachim's Catholic Church
Tey Or
Brigade OF Girls
Del
Amie
WacNutt
Peico
Ay Annean
The
Chicago Journal
Skrappeigh
City Drug Co
City Drug 103
Devil's Auction
Sini Investiture
Yancings Hye
Beate An Kale Aig Prue
Ravalli
Selish
N. P. Railway
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Copper City
Fechheimer Fishel CO
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Copper City Commercial Co
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Ocal Iin
Eastboun
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St. Pau
Cara
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DALY_ BANK
John BR. Tool By
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Louis V_ BENNETT
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Yegen Bros. Savings Bank
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