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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1915
Page
5
Butte defeats Anaconda in a recent game as part of a local sports note. The piece also lists names from the Butte and Anaconda areas and a weekly post office roster ending December 4.
Large turnout attends the Hallett funeral with Rev J L Craig officiating at St Mirkas chute. Interment at Hill cemetery follows service. Pallbearers listed include Frank Ham Pes Collins Le J Coleman J L Kelly Frank Tucker and BR Toliln.
A large gathering gathered Saturday afternoon for the funeral of C E Burke at the family home with Rev J S Stone officiating. Interment followed at the cemetery where many local friends and colleagues attended including J L Kelly F Low Hartsell James High king Thomas Boyd Robert Emmons Robert Davis and William Amer. The obituary notes a Canadian born man of 66 who had lived in Anaconda area over 20 years and worked for the Mines Timber company. No relatives were located and thanks were extended to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen No 4 and the Knights and Ladies of Security for support during bereavement.
Beginning this evening and continuing throughout the week a mission will be conducted at St Mark's church by Rev G G Bennett of Great Falls. Bennett formerly led St James' Bozeman and his addresses drew much attention. He will give doctrine instruction followed by a sermon each evening per the Standard's list.
A December shoot at Nell Park featured four events with sixteen participants led by Williams Routledge and Renfro. Scores were tight despite wind, with early ties in the Keppler medal and a rough team cup contest won by Williams Routledge and Willoughby over Gemmett Routledge and Hilliard. Out-of-town attendees included Har ley Col Smith and others from Deer Lodge Warm Springs and Williams.
At a recent IF meeting of International Association of Machinists No 28 the elected officers were Charles And Fight as president P Reiley as vice president James Shepherd as recording secretary George Lynn as treasurer conductor Le Hathield as trustee and TA Sullivan as trustee.
Washington December 5 Capt Franz von Papen military attaché and Capt Karl Roy En naval attaché met with German ambassador Count von Bernstorff in Washington. They may stay several days as the state department weighs withdrawal and safe conduct requests over objections to Teutonic diplomatic activity. Secretary Lansing has not decided on the Austro Hungarian consul case from New York.
Washington reports Greece informed the United States a destroyer was sent to investigate a wireless call from Athens alleging an American ship was under attack by a submarine south of Crete. The ship’s name was not legible. The American naval collier Caeser was reported safe at Alexandria. The cruiser Des Moines was nearby en route to Cyprus, though officials doubt her involvement.
Rome December 5 delayed bulletin reports the chamber of deputies sustaining the cabinet policy by 405 to 15 after Premier Salandra declared confidence in the government during a formal debate. The vote reinforces cabinet leadership amid ongoing policy debates in parliament.
Unclear fragmented text discusses retailers and advertising in home newspapers. It emphasizes cooperation to move merchandise, attract customers, and keep cash flowing by showcasing goods in window displays and maximizing sales through advertisements.
Joseph Nusseau aged 9% died yesterday morning at Silver GMS the remains are at Mahoney undertaking rooms where the funeral will take place at a time to be announced later. Michael P. Walsh remains at Mahoney undertaking rooms. Funeral notice will appear later.
A jumble of items lists meetings, events, and ads from Anaconda. Knights of Pythias and Musicians Union gather tonight while Central council and social sessions play out. Local businesses advertise drinks, engraving, pianos, holiday gifts, and services.
The Croatian native, aged 61, resident of Anaconda for 24 years, died recently and leaves four children Antoinette, Catherine, Frances, and Jordan. He was a member of St Peter and Paul Velvet y and the Order of Owls. Funeral set for Wednesday at nine with services at St. ALL. St. George Croatian Society invited to join processional from St. Peter and Paul hall.
In Galveston Texans waters a large British cruiser remained inside the three mile limit for hours then moved eastward. It is thought to be awaiting the departure of the steamer Au Sable, already loaded, as authorities warn the ship may be seized when she leaves American waters amid German-financed claims by the British government.
Immense looting struck a mining camp southeast of Douglas Arizona as 300 Villa troops under General tapes invaded last Thursday. The garrison of Carran soldiers faced the raiders and the extent of damage was not stated. The mining company's central plant remained unharmed and Villa troops stayed in the camp into Friday and Saturday.
Tokio dispatch reports officers of the cruiser Baratoge hosted at a garden party in Yokohama. Geisha dances and both nations flags were displayed as Mayor Ando welcomed Rear Admiral Winterhalter and staff. Admiral Kato plans a dinner for the visitors, with Winterhalter to host a banquet aboard the Saratoga. thousands visit the ship, seen as a symbol of goodwill between the U S and Japan.
London dispatch says Turkish forces pour into Thrace, a former Turkish province, with fears rising in Bulgarian political and military circles that Ankara intends to cement control after the war. The paper notes anxious reactions amid shifting border tensions.
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