Anaconda News Reports Bold Hold Up and Art Exhibit Close
A lone robber with a .44 revolver robs the Kentucky Liquor store in Anaconda, taking about $60 and escaping east on Park avenue after a failed shootout with bartender Mike Whalen. Night Chief O'Brien and Percy Engles hunted for him. a suspect, Frank Cassell, is jailed for questioning. The Catholic club room art exhibit benefits for public schools ends tonight after a successful run, with attendance buoyed by Mary Stuart at the theater and praise for the Anaconda Literary club organizers. Fred Gordon departs for Missoula to display more pictures.
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Anaconda
Kentucky
Mike Whalen
Steven
Sulton
Resaurant
Mr. Whalen
Park Avenue
Whalen
O'Brien
Percy Engles
Kentucky Manor
Chas. W. French
Catholic Club
Mary Stuart
The
Ursuline Academy
Butte
Anaconda Literary Club
Fred Gordon
Missoula
Family quarrel stirs West Third Street neighborhood
Neighbors on West Third Street were awakened by a loud family dispute at a three room house. A visiting man grabbed the hostess by the throat causing a disturbance after returning from saloons with heavy intoxicants. Authorities threatened arrest to restore peace. by yesterday, order was restored.
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West Third Street
Minstrel Show Postponed to May by Elks
The Elks lodge here postponed their minstrel show from April 29 to May ith and will present the Darktown band at Margaret theater. Rehearsals proceed smoothly as the group learns new gags and bits to entertain the crowd. The Elks urged attendance, saying the attraction will be well worth seeing and no one should miss it.
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Darktown
Anaconda
Elks
Vio Elks
Margaret Theater
Murderer James Fleming to Stand Trial in Deer Lodge Next July
James Fleming alias James McArthur, accused of killing Oliver Dotson, pleaded not guilty before Judge Napton. Trial date set for July 8 in Deer Lodge with Fleming remanded from Anaconda to Sheriff Cun ley. Sheriff McMahon escorted him after returning from the Mary Stuart performance at Maret theater.
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Oliver Dotson
James Fleming
James McArthur
Deer Lodge
Napton
McMahon
Anaconda
Cunley
Sheriff McMahon
Mary Stuart
Maret Theater
Anaconda Fire Chief George Elston Laid to Rest in Butte
A large delegation from Anaconda attended the funeral of George Elston chief of the Anaconda fire department, held in Butte this afternoon. Attendees included veterans from both old and paid departments, and friends such as P. J. Maloney and F. Condon. A helmet-shaped floral tribute with A V F D initials accompanied the procession. Elston, over 50, was a resident of Butte and former soldier with two sons in California. Funeral services were at Duggan's undertaking parlors in Butte.
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Butte
Eorge Elston
Anaconda
Robert S$. Menstrum
P. J. Maloney
F. Condon
James O'Neill
William Ellard
John Frinke
William Thompson
Edward McGovern
John Pike
John Malloy
R. M. Greig
California
Duggan
At the Theater The Highwayman to be staged soon
The theater will present The Highwayman a romantic comic opera by De Koven and Simith with scenery in place and preparations underway for opening.
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de Koven
Simith
Bevington English Village Life On Stage and April Fool Fire
A Broadway Theater Opera company production presents a vivid three act English pastoral scene with villagers soldiers and court ladies at Bev erley Manor on a May festival day. In a separate event a boy named Clement Byar staged an April fool fire alarm causing a quick fire department response.
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Broadway Theater
New York
York Road
Royal Mall
Beverley Manor
Sixth Street
Birch Avenue
Clement Byar
Clement
Police Pick-Ups In Mainville And Staleville
Jack Pinnock was arrested by Officer Powers in Mainville on disturbing the peace by using vulgar language and was jailed. Agnes Wilson and Kittie Sullivan were also arrested by Officer Powers in Staleville and released to appear for trial this afternoon. Connick Byrne was arrested by Officer McMasters on a robbery complaint alleging $10 taken from a man named Twrhey on Main Street.
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Jack Pinnock
Officer Powers
Mainville
Agnes Wilson
Kittie Sullivan
Staleville
Odbor Powers
Connick Byrne
McMasters
Twrhey
Tyrny
Local Briefs From Butte And Nearby Plainly Tell Of Events
Local notes report a birth in the Clague household on Hoesutt Street, plus official visits and travel by prominent figures. Judge Brantley and Mazonic dignitaries to be hosted. hypnotists Griffiths set to perform at the Mammen Theater. a gold badge awarded at Modern Wooden club. A child, Geo Burnett Jr., injured in a fall. Parochial School graduates to visit Anaconda. Modjeska star of Mary Stuart praised. minor street incidents and small losses noted.
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Peters
Tnieht
O. H. Hall
N.N. Clague
Hoesutt Street
Miller
BK. Evans
Margaret P. Dalyta
Trene
Cay
Wilkcs
Kate Ryans
YM Baar
Steyt
Artey
J.J. McGuinness
District Court
Tesu
John Boglin
Rogtin
Pacific Coust
Geo. Burnett
Lon Burnett
St. Ann's Hows
Butte
Smkers
Sisters of
St. Ann's Hospital
Modjeska
Hermoxt
Mary Stuart
Margaret
Art
Modjeka
John Burns
New Anjshers
Main Street
Park Travelers Promise of Best Year in Its History
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Mont
Dewn
Sys- TV
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Preete
H.W. Childs
Thy Tranporia
von Vermans
Dean Aeeieed
Chicago
Mi Childs
Helena
Maine
Cain
Paeeday Mannii
Manvmih
Dean
Viinabay
Upper
Yellowstone
Paris
Walters
Wien
Upper Geyser
Park
Cours
Ania Jeverthelew
Tie Pe
Avr
Essig Society of
New York
Aparn Iis
St. Paul
Order to Show Cause in Estate and Guardianship
A Montana district court in Silver Bow County orders the next of kin and interested parties to appear on May 11 to show cause why an order to sell real estate of minor Mabel Combelack should not be granted. The notice, published in the Daily Inter Mountain, cites guardianship proceedings and multiple related filings from 1901.
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Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow
Mabel Combelack
Mannt Comberlack
Mabel Comberlack
Eald Ward
Ward
Sacunday
Butte
Montini
Earing
Inter Meanumn
Ruste
Silver Bow County
Meanuna
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Angcohda Copper Mining Company
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