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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1916
Page
9
Arrangements were completed for a finish match between Pat Connolly and Freiberg, the Bohemian who recently threw Demetral in seven minutes. The bout will be held on Labor Day in Chicago. If Connolly wins, a match with Hassane the Turk may be arranged.
Dispatch from Innsbruck reports seven centuries of valuables buried by monks at a Detchani monastery near Cettinje Montenegro. The haul includes jewels, old coins since the thirteenth century, golden vessels, and embroidered vestments worth several million pounds. A peasant allegedly betrayed the catacombs to the Austrians. GERMAN SUCCESS.
Residents complained of a gambling den behind a soft drink parlor on East Granite Street. Mayor Lane ordered police to investigate. an hour later one dozen men were jailed on vagrancy charges after detectives raided the rear room near the city county line. Suspects included Paul Aho Peter Vargana Sukart Alleny Oscar Tuna and others. a woman posted bail for six.
Fragmented text notes Billy Gemmet release and return trip to Butte, mentions a Democratic rally at Harrison Avenue Ben dett hall and Agnes Attridge presiding. Seventh ward chairwomen Laura Pace and Maud Guard urge attendance to meet candidates. Period tone suggested.
Frank E. Binard a longtime Butte resident died yesterday at 1626 V nd residence. He left a widow in Spokane and a Texas relative Amie Mosier plus several brothers sisters and his Canadian mother. Frank Ahlgren and Mise Earth Newgard wed Tuesday night by Justice Louis Buckley with attendants Crose and Sullivan.
A large matinee and two evening performances drew appreciative crowds at the Empress theater. The Four Symphony Sisters wowed with precise interpretation and musical study while the Randalls delivered a daring rifle and revolver act in Seventeen Minutes in Arizona. Lou Sabine & Co offered hearty comedy with The Third Floor Front, and The Four Rubes, Bromberg and Pearson, and Arnold and Florence provided singing, yodeling, and balancing novelty.
In a misdated review style the Liberty Theater presents a photo play titled The Eye of God featuring Tyron Power Lois Weber and Ethel Weber with Charles Gunn. The narrative promises a mysterious depiction of a cold blooded murder for gain and aims to fascinate while avoiding graphic detail.
Deer Lodge August 24 A Rumainian sheepherder brought in after being shot and robbed by a colored man. The heist involved his \$19 and a title. A colored prisoner named William Griffin is suspected. Sheriffs and neighbors pursue leads on Sugar Leaf Mountain near the Emery mining camp.
The annual land commandery convenes in Butte with Knights from across Montana. Thornton hotel houses the headquarters as red, white and blue bunting, streamers and cross banners decorate Broadway, signaling a convention weekend. The Swed ish Church society holds an evening service with an open invitation.
The remains of the late George Sheppard are at Dugans Undertaking parlors. Funeral arrangements to be announced, with Morrell to oversee services. Awed 14, notification advised for next of kin and mourners in Oregon.
Frdiay morning at the residence of her brother in Tington 1105 West Mercury, then to Immaculate Conception Church for high mass at 10:30 interment in home cemetery. William A Gill died yesterday at Walsh's undertakers funeral notice to follow. We thank friends for sympathy and floral offerings. Sincere thanks from Winsifred Darragh and family.
The remains are at Daniels & Bilbo's parlors as relatives await further instructions. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
A special city council meeting is set for tonight at 8 o'clock following a petition by the Childs' Welfare Association to discuss whether to revoke Barnum Batley circus access to Clair playgrounds. Norton paid $34 after pleading guilty to a disturbance in Springs last April, including a $25 fine and $9 court costs.
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