Lincoln Republican club enacts eight hour day move in Anaconda
In Anaconda the Lincoln Republican club plans a patriotic event at the Margaret theater with Lincoln and Washington’s birthdays marked for next Friday. The gathering will honor deceased presidents and include Austrian society participation, clergy invitations, and sympathy to Hon. Lee Mantle after his mother’s death. An insurance man’s odd encounter with a would be female partner is recounted. An eight hour day policy is introduced at Shadler House by Peter Marron, promising similar output with shorter hours and additional staff.
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Lincoln Republican Ert
Seraion
Petrite
Lincoln
Washington
Margaret Theater
Dr. Leahy
Sincoln Republican Club
C. J. Ware
Lee Mantle
Walkh
Mary Susan Mantle
Montana
Lincoln Republican Club
Anaconda
Anz
Mixs
Butte
Ue Shadler House
East Park Street
Peter Marron
Marron
Shafter House
East Park Avenue
Vagabond defendants processed in folice court
In the folice court Moore John Kane and Frank Warner faced charges of vagrancy. Warner, a teamster new to town, celebrated with a fine check and drunken revelry, then failed to pay. He was ordered to work for his employer and leave town by Justice Kennedy. Sam Moore, sick, was told to exit by 11 am and avoid the city. Josh Kane received thirty days in county jail for loafing at a saloon. John Hill pleaded guilty to rough house and chose thirty days in jail over a $20 fine.
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Justice Kennedy
Sam Moore
Butte
Josh Kane
John Hill
Mamie Wilson
Mainville
Algonquin Ball Ends Winter Dance Series At A O H Hall
The Algonquin club hosted its last winter dance at A O H hall with about forty couples enjoying the evening. Attendees from Butte included Riley, Frank Gleeson, Stanley Tabor, and Miss Jeie and Miss Spurrier, who crossed to attend the event.
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Algonquin Club
A. O. H Hall
Butte
Messrs. Riley
Frank Gleeson
Stanley Tabor
Miss Jeie
Miss Spurrier
John Reilly
Butts
Carmen by Eugenie Blair to be staged at Margaret Theater
Eugenie Blair will present Carmen with her renowned company at the Margaret Theater next Monday night. The production emphasizes emotional acting and a distinctive feature expected to appeal to audiences in this city.
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Carmen
Eugenie Blaly
Margaret Theater
Peters Dance Saturday Evening In Local Briefs
Local items note Peters dance on Saturday evening, plus short notices from Anaconda and Butte. Hufler's Cocoa on Washington Market, cap sale at Strolin's Department Store, and other community happenings include visits, meetings, and upcoming events at city hall and churches.
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Jessie May
C.D. McLeod
East Fourth Street
H. H. Mayhew
City Hall
Miss Spurrier
Butte
Miss Dennis
Satur
Real Estate Activity in Anaconda Surges on East Third Street
Real estate dealers in Anaconda report a surge in dirt market activity with demand for residence properties on East Third street, touted as the town’s coming business street. Deals by R de B Smith connect Third street parcels to Butte investors. Judge Fitzpatrick transfers of desirable residences and business property noted. The eight hour shift in smelters and new works are expected to drive housing demand before many families are relocated. The Woman’s Literary Club advances plans for a public schools art exhibit, backed by local business leaders, to be held soon. exact venue to be decided within days.
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Anaconda
East Third Street
R. de B. Smith
Third Street
Butte
M. J. Fitzpatrick
Woman's Literary Club
After Thirty Years Pioneer Settler Visits Helmville
Thomas F, Montana's pioneer, now administrator of Horace D Stratney estate, attended to legal business in Helena yesterday. Kirshaw just returned from Ohio after thirty years, renewing old acquaintances and enjoying the trip from start to finish.
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Thomas F
Montana
Helmville
Horace D. Stratney
Kirshaw
Ohio
Tade
Sermon Series At Methodist Charges Continues
Interest remains high as meetings proceed in the Methodist charges. Miss Dennis delivers an eloquent sermon to a large audience, followed by an hour of earnest prayer. Congregation voices rise in devotion seeking God’s love and salvation. The series concludes Monday night. attendees urged to hear the noted preacher in the final evenings.
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Dennis Ne
Laree
Three Charming Anaconda Musicians the Morris Sisters
Three young Anaconda girls known as the Morris sisters at 512 West Park Ave display notable musical talent. Mabel 11 plays by ear and sings alto. Cora 12 has a sweet soprano with potential. Mattie younger than ten sings tenor. They sang at Margaret theater during last fall’s Republican rallies and impressed audiences with their clear voices and memory for pieces.
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Httle
Anaconda
Morris Sisters
West Park Avenue
Mabel
Cora
Mattie
Margaret Theater
Ice carving on Montana ice ponds draws crowd
Workers on a Montana ice cutting site use plows and saws to carve 700 pound ice cakes from frozen ponds north of a power plant. A 3000 ton stock of ice, 20 inches thick, is prepared for summer use with 5710 cakes planned over about twenty one days under Mr. Harper’s supervision.
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Tleetile
Montana
Fee
WW. Harper
No Advance in Rates Says American Car Line Chief
George Theebbing, general manager, declares no rates rise for the Continental Fruit Express after Armour & Co. takes over. He states Armour will control the refrigerator car business, but the service under CFX will continue with familiar managers in California and at the Fruit Growers Express. He emphasizes no rate increases and maintains current handling and service standards.
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San Francie
George Thebbing
Amerian
Armour & Co
Sa Ae aGreay
C.fox
Ers
Dewees
Othe Tine
California
Robert Jehamel
Fruit Growope Express
Transnetot
Ae Haw Beer
la Tie
Poves
Araiour
Fall
Mine Tragedy Report Reveals Rescue Efforts and Missing Men
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a mine accident with multiple Mexican workers named Meaneisca Jesus Deluna Pedro Laradier Abe ary Peradta and others. A collapse opened a main tunnel trapping workers while responders raced to rescue, some bodies recovered and others still missing as night fell.
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Meaneisca
Jesus Deluna
Pedro Laradier
Abeary Peradta
Mine disaster report near Hermoallto in Pacatare mountains
In the Pacatare mountains 200 miles south of Hermoallto, four miners died and others were burned. The Sita Ria mine suffered fatal injuries as rescue efforts continued. Supervisors and officials are assessing the disaster site and cause.
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Sita Ria
Pacatare
Hermoallto
Aes Christ
Superatenan
Ming
Sheep Men Offer Prizes At Exhibition Events
The executive American Shropshire Register Association met at the Hotel Wadena and decided to offer special prizes for notable exhibitions. Prizes include Buffalo and Toronto expositions, Ontario Provincial Fair, Indiana State Fair, Minnesota State Fair, and the International Stock Exhibition at Chicago. Was granted.
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He Oh
American Shropshire Resister Association
Wadia
Buffalo
Toronto
Ontario
Indiana
Minnesota
Ollego SM
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