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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1921
Page
6
The article explains the Morey letter claimed to be Garfield's, its forged controversy, and the Mulligan letters involving Blaine and Fisher. It notes the forged Morey claim, witnesses, and perjury, plus Mulligan letters tied to investigations of Blaine. It also mentions the 1884 campaign use and differing views on authenticity.
Notice lists student registration by grade for An Conda High School with seniors Tuesday juniors Wednesday sophomores Thursday and freshmen Friday August 30 and September 2. Principal HH Blanchard signs the notice. A candid photo features William Oakley, a former Anaconda youth, in last night’s picture show at the Im.
Bert McNeil of 515 West Third street Anaconda won the season’s biggest fish in this area a rainbow trout of about 10 1/2 pounds 28 inches long and 15 minutes of battle in the Big Hole river below Ralston. The fish was displayed at Duval Hardware on Mast Park avenue after McNeil and his brother Charles witnessed the catch and test showed the tale of a long fight with line speed and a No 10 spinner lure.
Anaconda items report Greig's greenhouse and local taxi service numbers, gasoline and vegetables at Staten ranch, visits by Henry Foracker and Dr J H Treece, a labor day dance invite, several travels to Missoula and Spokane, loss of a rosary, early fall sewing by The Bon Ton, fishing reports near Georgetown lake and Yellowstone trips, a funeral at St Peters, and a new root cellar at the county poor farm with good crop prospects and abundant ducks in Georgetown lake area.
The body of Sergt. William Edward Ted Harper of Anaconda has arrived in Hoboken, New Jersey, per a war department telegram to his father Senator W. W. Harper. He enlisted in 1917, served in company H of the 362d Infantry, 91st Division, and was killed in action September 29, 1918 in the Argonne forest. The body will be escorted to Anaconda for interment on a date to be set. he spent much of his youth in Wisdom and Anaconda. Surviving are his parents and a brother.
Howard. He is also survived by tv sisters, HONOR HERO DEAD, By the Asociated Prews. Hoboken New Jersey Aug 28 The largest crowd that has attended a memorial service gathered today on the army piers to honor the bodies of 5 795 soldiers that arrived recently on the transport Wheaton More than 10 000 attended the ceremonies Maj Gen Clarence R Edwards commanding the First corps a Boston was the principal speaker The bodies which were threatened with cremation by a fire on the piers last week will be shipped to their former homes this week.
E. P. Mathewson former superintendent of the Washoe reduction works and a well known Anacondi resident has been appointed consulting engineer to Burma Mines, St London. He has lived in the East for many years.
Philipsburg Juniors defeated the Dublin Gulch Pacifics in Butte by 22 to 5, per Ralph E. Williams, Philipsburg manager. He says the team will face J.B. Goose Juniors in Anaconda Sunday, noting Philipsburg has beaten Anaconda twice and lost once to the noses.
The Woman He Chose comes to the Imperial theater today. It departs from usual film stories and adapts Selma Lagerlöf's The Girl From the Marsh Croft. The novel, famed by Lagerlöf who shared the Nobel Prize, has sold into the hundreds of thousands and the film is expected to magnetize millions.
A hard Roan reflection condemns religion conscience and police as factors keeping the poor in misery. It laments that most are good only out of fear of being bad and argues the path of virtue is narrow and demanding.
Miss Melva Luxton defeated Miss Helen Kyle two sets to one at Washoe park courts to claim the city tennis championship in women's singles. Final scores were 6-4 8-6 6-3 with Kyle taking the first set and Luxton the last two.
Anaconda based Tucker's Tigers are invited to a Deer Lodge baseball tournament on Sept 4 and 5 with teams from Butte Helena and Deer Lodge. Purse and gate receipts go to players. Games Sunday morning and afternoon with finals on Labor Day. city celebration planned. Knights of Pythias and American Legion organize events. funeral for Brother Charles Lundbeck to be attended at carpenters hall Tuesday 8 o'clock.
An ordinance and resolution levy taxes in Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana for fiscal year starting May 1 1921 to May 1 1922 to support Hearst Free Library general municipal and administrative purposes parks and for road street and alley maintenance Also tax on residents 21 to 50 years old and city clerk confirms passage and mayoral approval on August 25 1921.
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