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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
3
In Helena on August 12, Rutte pitched in a high scoring contest with heavy hitting from both teams. The Vigilantes staged a strong seventh inning rally but Butte answered in the eighth, seizing the lead and clinching the 9 to 7 victory.
Duffy pitched with control issues, hitting one batter and walking four while fanning six Owls. The Electrics surged in the fourth inning, combining hits and bases errors to score five runs as the game swung in their favor. The final score is not stated in the fragment.
Brooklyn reports two wins over Pittsburgh 4 to 3 and 7 to 3, in 10 innings and nine, as Marty O Toole returns from illness and is ineffective in the first innings. Daubert and Fisher spark the first game with a late rally, Camnitz relieves, Reulbach shines in relief. Second game features O Toole pitching poorly before Camnitz and Simon finish. Brookyn rallies offensively, scoring via wild throw and forced runs.
Missoula beat Salt Lake 2 to 0 as Dawson held the visitors to three hits. Warren, Perrine, and Tobin contributed infield and outfield plays, while McGlynn yielded eight hits over seven and two thirds. The Highlanders produced runs on an error and a squeeze, with solid defense by Missoula.
Great Falls aug 13 the electrics won the second game of the Ogden series in the seventh inning as a rainstorm moved in. The contest ended with the home team ahead and the crowd alert to the approaching weather.
The funeral for the late James Winn will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 in the Carpenters' Union hall with services to follow.
Larry Duggan operates as a reliable undertaker and embalmer at 822 North Main Street Bell Indiana. He lists Bell and IND as contact identifiers with phone numbers 770 and 1864 for service inquiries.
The remains of Peter Farley are at Walsh's undertaking parlors awaiting his brother's arrival in Butte this evening. Funeral notice to appear in a later paper. Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Timothy Lynch and Family for kindness shown during their bereavement and for floral offerings.
The body of George F. Weber was sent from Richards' undertaking parlors to Santa Barbara California for burial following telegraphic instructions. Mass will be said at Immaculate Conception church at 9 o clock this morning as previously arranged.
Joseph Richards operated as a funeral director and embalmer at 15 19 S Montana Street in Butte Montana. Contact numbers included Home Phone 1307 and Bell Phone 307 for arrangements.
New York reports St Louis at New York postponed with two games rescheduled for tomorrow. Boston notes Chicago at Boston postponed due to rain, with two games set for tomorrow. Philadelphia cites Cincinnati at Philadelphia canceled for rain and two games planned for tomorrow.
Secretary Bryan seeks a formal inquiry into Ambassador Wilson's remarks on British recognition of Huerta. Lane issues a counterstatement denying British government endorsement of the speech and clarifying that Britain recognized the provisional government to restore order, not for the diplomat's phrasing.
Chicago Aug 13 The widow of Jan L de la Tour was charged with murder after his body thought poisoned will be exhumed for a new coroner inquiry. The coroner had ruled death by his own hand but tests of tea residues and stomach contents will be analyzed for poison.
Testimony details Marsha Warrington Lola Norris and Diggs avoiding arrest. Warrington describes elopement to Reno with Caminetti and Diggs, and the injunction against disclosure amid police pursuit and family entanglements. Besley comforts family. letters hint at deeper scandal.
In Nashville on August 13 the International Typographical Union conven tion saw a sharp clash between President Lynch and Delegate Hitchins of Cincinnati. An amendment from a Los Angeles delegate faced the laws committee substitute. The substitute urged unions to ignore line-casting clock appliances, while the law prohibits installing such devices that hide line counts. Hitchins accused Lynch of reflecting on foremen. Lynch denied the charge and asked for a vote. The substitute was adopted 176 to 54.
Lutey's Ady offers 25 pounds sugar for 1 dollar alongside 15 dollars worth of other groceries. A smaller option lists 20 pounds sugar for 1 dollar with 10 dollars of other groceries. Local ad notes advertise bargain bundles and pricing.
In El Paso, W. B. Fulle and two aides left the Bouquilla dam near Santa Rosalia, Chihuahua, after a federal governor warned of arrest or death for remaining. Fuller says forced loans total $29,000 and 6,000 laborers were sent home as clashes with rebels and federals loom, risking hydro electric works and river flow.
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