Anaconda Copper Mining Aimed At Informed Pride
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company is praised in the current Anode issue written by John L. Boardman. The piece extols wages and safety in Butte, claims Montana taxes paid, and lauds the company as a national model in industry and worker relations while urging local booster support.
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Anode
John LL Boardman
Butte
Montana
Scanda
Anaconda
Anaconrda
Anaconda Company
Union
United States
Butte News Notes and Local Notices
Rent pianos from Orton Bros and Born, a Meaderville birth to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Werle, a daughter October 13, and a daughter born October 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Pat Malloy of 2312 Yale Avenue. Butte Costume House offers the state’s most complete line at 425 South Main. Saturday Evening Post and Argosy available today at the P O News Stand. Ladies Aid of Scandinavian Methodist Church meets tonight at Copper and Alaska streets. hostesses Miss Hansen and Mrs. Truscot. Judge Lamb’s department signs a divorce decree in Don E Reeves v Edna Reeves by default. J D Meikle, assignee of Roundup Fishing Co and Tru Blu Biscuit Co, sues Arthur Shaw on two open accounts for 63 and 38 dollars with 8 percent interest.
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Orton Bros
Philip Werle
Meaderville
Pat Malloy
Yale Avenue
Butte
South Main Street
Saturday Evening Post
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Ladies’ Aid Society
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Scandinavian Methodist Church
Copper and
Alaska Streets
Miss Hansen
Spectacular Robbery at Winkler Bank in Manitoba
Five masked men robbed the Union Bank in Winkler Manitoba at 3 a m taking 19000 dollars in cash after forcing teller Claude Williams to open the vault. They tied him to his bed and carried him out with the bed still attached. W Grafer was shot while trying to raise the alarm and the strip of cables including telephone telegraph and electric light were cut. Posses search for the bandits.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Union Bank
Winkler
W. Grafer
Claude Williams
Cattle Shipped From Montana Reach Fifty Four Thousand Head
Helena October 13. Figures from E A Philips secretary of the state board of stock commissioners show 54 000 head of cattle shipped from Montana to eastern markets this year.
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Helena
E. A. Philips
State Board of Stock Commissioners
MontAna
Cold snap warning across northern and middle states
Washington reports a forecast of another cold snap affecting the northern and middle sections of the country starting soon. Weather officials caution residents to prepare for dropping temperatures and potential sharp changes in conditions.
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Washington
Weather Bulletin Signals Imminent Change Across West
The weather bureau reports that an exceptionally fine spell in the middle western and western states will end soon. A broad disturbance moving east-southeast along the Southern Alaskan coast will reach the Washington and Oregon coasts within 24 to 36 hours, bringing rains and gales.
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Weather Bureau
Middle Western
Alaskan
Washington
Oregon
Million Dollar Blaze Destroys Chicago Junction Freight House
Chicago officials estimate the October 13 fire at the Chicago Junction railroad freight house caused about 1 million dollars in damage. Large quantities of merchandise in transit were burned and 260 freight cars, mostly loaded, were destroyed.
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Chicago
Chicago Junction Railroad
French students crippled by sedentary life says Le Matin
Le Matin reports French students are underweight and suffer dental trouble, signaling malnutrition. Since the war, brain work dominates, leaving 22 to 24 hours of mostly sedentary activity daily. It urges adopting an American style education balancing body and mind.
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Paris
F’rance
Paris le Matin
Russian Tobacco Charm Inspires Red Cross Trade
A Moscow style tobacco charm captivates American Red Cross workers with a playful exchange. They swap a pound of Burley or Maryland for half an ounce of Russian leaf, noting the rare appeal of Muscovite tobacco when blended with American leaf for a satisfying cigarette.
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Riga
Red Cross
West
Russia
Burley
Maryland
Plebiscite favors Austria in Lower Austria vote
In Klagenfurt on October 13 the plebiscite commission announced that about 49,000 ballots were cast with slightly over 59 percent supporting Austria. The vote asked whether the region should remain part of Austria or join Yugoslavia.
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Klagenfurt
Lower Austria
Austria
Jugo- Slavia
Canadian ship aground near Prince Rupert
Wireless messages from the U S steamer Surveyor report the Canadian Fisheries and Cold Storage Company trawler James Carruthers aground on Whiteland Island forty miles north of Prince Rupert. Four of her thirty crew are reported missing.
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Prince Rupert
British Columbia
United States
Surveyor
Canadian Fisheries and Cold Storage Company
James Carruthers
Whiteland Island
Millionaire Dead In Chicago At 55
J G Snyderdacker president of Pacific American Fisheries Puget Sound and Alaska Shipbuilding and the Hawaiian Vineapple company died in Chicago aged 55. He left an art collection valued at more than 1 million dollars. He was a bachelor.
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Chicago
J. G. Snydacker
Pacific American Fisheries Company
Puget Sound and Alaska Shipbuilding Company
Hawaiian Vineapple Company
Champion's Last Race Ends Man o War Heads to Farm
Windsor Ontario Oct 13 Man o War conqueror of Sir Barton in Tuesday's Kenilworth Park match race left here today for his owner's farm concluding his racing career. The owner Samuel B. Riddle of Philadelphia announced the retirement.
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Ontario
Man O' War
Sir Barton
Kenilworth Park
Samuel B. Riddle
Philadelphia
King's Condition Worse Amid Fever Rise in Athens
Athens October 12 bulletin reports King Alexander's fever rose from morning, peaked at 105 degrees at midday, then declined to 101.6 by 7 PM. Pulse reached 194 as doctors noted no further detail on his general condition.
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Athens
Alexander
Tractor in Cuba Sparks Farmer Interest
Cuban farmers, used to oxen, show strong interest in American tractors. An ox team can plow about half an acre per day per man, while a serviceable two gang tractor can plow five acres for the same worker, illustrating a dramatic efficiency gain.
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Cuba
Catarrhal Deafness Treated At Home With Parmint Remedy
The article describes a home treatment for catarrh including catarrhal deafness and head noises. It instructs obtaining Parmint double strength, mixing with hot water and sugar, and taking one tablespoon four times daily. Claimed benefits include easier breathing and reduction of headaches and hearing issues, with a note that nearly ninety percent of ear troubles are caused by catarrh.
Roosevelt Attacks League Of Nations In Indiana Speeches
In Terre Haute and across central Indiana Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic vice presidential candidate, criticizes League of Nations opponents as politically dishonest. He argues article 10 preserves Congress powers, explains council voting, and notes each nation in the league has one vote in the assembly while the council holds policy power.
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Assembly
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Haiti
Republic of
San Marino
League
Helena area Squagil holds first session
Helena Oct 13 The Helena area council of the Methodist church opened with Bishop C W Burns presiding Represented are North Dakota Montana Idaho and eastern Oregon The key agenda item was the appointment of the area council committee: George Mecklenburg C L Bovard G W Barnes Ek P Robertson and W J Hutcheson
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Helena Area
The
Methodist Church
C. W. Burns
North Dakota
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Idaho
Hastern Oregon
Area Council
George Mecklenburg
C. L. Bovard
G. W. Barnes
Rupert
Ek. P. Robertson
Grand Works
N. D
W. J. Hutcheson
Grand Forks
Bolshevists Cooperate With Lithuanians in Vilna Region
War news from Warsaw reports General Zeil gouski’s central Lithuanian troops clashed with Lithuanian forces as they attempted a Vilna concentration. Bolshevists are said to be aiding the Lithuanians. Zeil gouski advances northeast toward Sventsian, with initial gains of 100 Bolshevists and 30 Lithuanians captured.
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Warsaw
Zeilgouski
Vilna
Grodno
Zeugouski
Inmate Escapes To Climb Tree as Human Squirrel
Denver police and fire crews battled to detain Arthur G. Seaver a 39 year old inmate who claimed he was a human squirrel and slept in a tree after escaping the Denver county hospital insane ward.
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Denver
Arthur G. Seaver
Denver County Hospital
Oil Field News from Lewistown District
Lewistown reports the Mosby field to Winnett four inch pipeline will allow about 180000 barrels daily for shipment though actual car availability may limit output to around 150000. September shipments totaled 22000 barrels. Whitetail Oil Co expects to begin work on the White Sulphur Springs structure within 60 days. Wolf of the Wolf Bryant company visits Lewistown seeking refinery sites and oil contracts. Windham South Dakota drilling rig advances steadily with satisfactory progress praised by local investors.
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Mosby Field
Winnett
Whitetail Oi Company
White Sulphur Springs
Wolf
Wolf-Bryant Company
Oklahoma
Windham
Windham-South Dakota
Prohibition Agent John J Fillion Arrested in Whiskey Case
Marquette Michigan October 13 John J Fillion federal prohibition agent under Group Chief Leo Grove was arrested on a federal warrant charging malfeasance in office and illegal whiskey transportation He was arraigned and released on 2000 bonds The arrest followed statements by Anton Varda Hurley Wisconsin naming Fillion as one of 44 runners who tried to smuggle thousands of dollars worth of liquor into Hurley from Milwaukee with 22 automobiles, five captured.
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Marquette
Mich
John J. Fillion
Leo Grove
Iron River
United States
H. B. Hatch
Fillion
Anton Varda
Hurley
Wis
J Queer
Milwaukee
Governor Stewart to Meet Oil Operators in Fergus Lease Talks
Lewistown Oct 13 Gov S W Stewart arrived tonight and as chairman of the board overseeing state land leases will hold a conference with oil operators tomorrow to set a policy for expediting Fergus oil field development and harmony. Over 20 will attend.
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Lewistown
MacSwiney Reported Weak in Brixton Prison
London Oct 15 Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork was reported by attending physicians in Brixton prison as weak and tired tonight according to a bulletin issued by the Irish Self Determination league.
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London
MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton Prison
Irish Self-Determination League
Iowa's oldest resident dies at age 109 in Waterloo
Mrs. Isaac Spoors aged 109 of Waterloo Iowa died last night after an eight day illness. She was able to do all household work prior to her illness and was regarded as Iowa's oldest resident.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Isaac Spoors
Centerville Scouts search for missing man Oswald Dungey
Centerville Boy Scouts aided by community members from Centerville Methodist Episcopal Church scoured hills north of Walkerville seeking Oswald Dungey who vanished from his sister Mrs James Case's home last Friday. Sheriff O Rourke and deputies covered terrain between Rocker and Ramsay and south from Sliver Bow without results. Dungey, a former British Army serviceman recently discharged after five years in India, is thought to have wandered into the hills after leaving with only an overcoat and shaving set.
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Centerville
Centerville Methodist Episcopal Church
Walkerville
Oswald Duncey
Mra
James Case
West Pacific Street
Sherif O'Rourke
Rocker
Ramsay
Sliver Bow
Dungey Tas
India
Hilla
Police arrest Bray after long search ends case
A six weeks search for Thurman Bray ended when Detective Mitchell guided officers to Bray at his Colorado and Silver streets lodgings. Bray, charged with forgery on complaint by George Koffedeo, had given a $386 check for a small purchase at 311 South Martin Street. The check bounced, triggering police pursuit and Bray’s identification by Koffedeo.
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Thurman Bray
Mitchell
Colorado
Siiver Streets
Bray
George Koffedeo
South Matin Street
Koffedeo
Bank Robbers Shoot Alameda Bank President In Central California Heist
In Alameda County near Alvarado, bandits robbed the bank of about $25,000 in coins and currency. They shot August H. May, president of the bank, mortally wounding him before locking him in the vault with two employees. A depositor later rescued them as a car abandoned by the robbers was found at San Lorenzo. Authorities hunted four bandits across several counties.
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Cal
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Alameda County
Alvarado
Here
August H. May
San Lorenzo
May
Wisconsin Yards Win Holstein State Prize at Dairy Show
Wisconsin won the first prize at the national dairy show held in Minnesota, with Chicago and Wisconsin yards noted. Minnesota finished second.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
Minnesota
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