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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1913
Page
5
Fire tore through a two story wooden house injuring Trudell and his wife and leaving only an older son and daughter alive. The Crude family, living on the upper floor, were trapped as their escape hidden by flames. The ages of the eight children ranged from two to fourteen.
Pasquale Simon filed yesterday in district court to compel BL A Peck to return 37 head of cattle alleged stolen from the Simon ranch. Simon seeks return or damages claiming the animals were driven unlawfully to Peck's property and valued at $1,560 with additional milk loss claimed.
WIGTERI Minih New York Seni 26 t he Aun ion Here lary of the kite Mayor Gay nor will aminsge the campaign of John Turvey Mitchell Cision candidate for the office Announcement of this Wass male today bs Mr Rittshall All members of the Rocky Mountain Kemormitte club are requested to attend one meeting to be held on Sunday Sept 4 103 at Wegtog NA we 2a en WILLIAM MOLLOY Prenfant-Adv
A bustling Broadway program features ten pretty girls with song and dance, along with Henry Miller in M Tainton and Constance Collier in Portia in hulls Caesar. The Empress Theatre showcases The Anthony Mystery and The Taithew, with strong remarks from critics and an all star cast planned for a prosperous run.
Mrs Knox, visiting San Diego at Col D G Ueller's request, explores an exhibition to showcase fragrant potpourri made from California flowers. The venture attracts visitors in 2015 with sweet souvenirs, earning friendly interest from those familiar with Mrs Knox in Minnesota and Montana.
The remains of Mrs Sophia Seiamid will be removed to White's undertaking parlors for a Saturday afternoon funeral from 612 West Granite Street with services Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. William S Fulton, 32, died yesterday at 1022 West Gold Street. The late John Cate michant's remains arrive Sunday morning at 7 o'clock and will be moved to sister Mrs A MacBilien’s residence for a Monday afternoon service at 4 o'clock with Dr Groeneveld officiating. Burial at Mount Morl.
Washington February 2 Secretary Houston announced today the appointment of J. M. Ostabrook as chief of the bureau of stay titles, replacing Victor H. Oluslead who was transferred. FR. M. Reese becomes chief clerk and W. T. Canender named private secretary. Also notes a local ad for Rancher's store offering a boundless assortment of fabrics from $17 upward at 37-20 West Park Street.
Funeral services for Capt. Atmos Shaw were conducted this afternoon at 2 o'clock from 135 West Co street. The Masonic fraternity led the service with many members present. stores closed in town as a large procession or turnout from Gardiner and nearby areas attended toward Mountaly Wiese cemetery.
Out of 87 petitioners for U S naturalization before Judge Li ret, special examiner Richard W. Thoms from Seattle noted 69 accepted, took the oath and renounced native countries. Nine petitions were denied, eight continued to November. One petitioner, Benjamin Traduts sky, asked to change his name to Benjamin Lewis, which was granted. Several irregularities and misnaming led to denials, with a few successful applicants listed.
The document lists numerous individuals including K Ericksen Jerome Ohn Mea Ihigh Iscarnex MM 3 Discount Ben- Jamin Laditveks Sidney Nancarrow and others as victims of dismissals with prejudice. It notes a petition Nichols $1 neituel Ly Nov. 28 and includes several altered or garbled names such as Michael Roddy Herbert Purdy Nico Spatter Lawrence Mrutz Clones Coyne and Herman Valentine Kokko.
In Kansas City a public speech by a union leader criticized a segregation order affecting a district with notaries and wholesalers. She urged enforcement amid street disruption as about 4 000 workers faced travel hardships. attendees, mainly women, adopted a resolution urging labor groups to stage a protest mass meeting.
A former business agent testified in a sensational labor probe, saying he wrote love letters to a stenographer in Indianapolis to keep her loyal. He admitted escort duties and organizing social events to sway her testimony amid dynamite investigations in Los Angeles and Indianapolis.
Mrs. Etta Bradford, wife of James Bradford of Alberta, pleaded guilty in district court to a statutory offense and received a suspended sentence in Stillwater. Bradford and H. M. Charron had come to St Paul with their child. Bradford’s husband had them arrested and recovered the child by habeas corpus. The court suspended the sentence as she expressed a wish to return to her husband.
The Lincoln Memorial Commission recommended Secretary Garrity award the contract for site superstructure work at the memorial. The proposal cites a cost around 637,800 and calls for the main front terrace arch and foundation work to proceed with the chosen contractor.
Members Energi ier lolipy Ne and visiting brothers gather at Entreprise hall Soueh Tintte for the funeral of our late brother Wy Filton. The event is set for Font on Sunday at the Pueptist church with bread tea cake and other offerings.
The Washoe mine at Anaconda will shut for 19 days starting October 1 to operate a concentrator at full capacity. Production will fall during the shutdown with October output likely down about 6 400 000 pounds, but expected to rebound after operations resume and market demand remains steady.
Government deposits reach twenty four million across states and territories. Figures show Alabama one hundred seventeen thousand, District of Columbia two hundred seven thousand, Georgia one million twenty two thousand, Illinois three million eight hundred thousand, Missouri one million seven hundred fifty thousand, Texas five million, Utah one hundred twenty five thousand, Minnesota four hundred thousand, and others listed with varying totals.
In Seattle on September 26 Chief Claude Budd Wek ordered revocations of thirty driving permits. He cites a surge of automobile accidents tied to underage drivers and youthful chaffeurs, aiming to curb unsafe conduct. A report notes one collision involving a 91 year old driver who fled the scene and was later arrested when a bystander provided the license number.
Phoenix September 26 a Creek Indian girl named Hua Jones aged WW years from Oklahoma arrived in the city and enrolled at the Phoenix Indian school to escape continual requests for her money from promoters. Guardians sent her to Phoenix to seek freedom from such solicitations and control.
A 1912 French and German demographic report notes births in France fell from 854,000 to 291,000 last year, with marriages rising slightly but divorces not offsetting the decline. Germany also shows a continuing birth-rate drop, sparking warnings from Minister Wolff that Europe could fall behind if trends persist.
Fragmentary notes mention rain on Sunday and places Georgetown and Taayca with unclear times. No full names, dates, or events readable to form a concrete report.
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