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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1915
Page
2
War driven surplus creates extraordinary stock of fine clothing now available in January at cost and less fifty percent off regular figures. Men and young men's lines from Stein-Bloch and other famous makers offered at one half price. Act quickly before selections are gone and winter goods suit the buyer.
Seattle January 12 Prosecuting Attorney Alfred Lundin said he would file an information tomorrow charging manslaughter in the death of Ludwig Anderson after a four round bout with The Cohen of San Francisco. The fight, conducted by the Pacific Athletic Club an organization of policemen and firemen, violated the state athletic code and charges may be brought against the promoter and other principals as well as Cohen.
A Butte rink will play in the Northwestern Curling Association bonspiel in Duluth starting Monday. Dr. McGregor is expected to coach the team, which includes Donald McMillan CW Goodate and McMillan. Ten rinks from Canada and the Northwest are entered. last year’s Winnipeg event saw Butte players handicapped on day two due to an injury.
The St Louis Cardinals announced today that Lee Iwon has signed a year contract, with Manager Huggins confirming the move. Sacramento reports add that James Whalen, longtime Pacific Coast League pitcher from San Francisco, died after about a month with Bright's disease, while Shorty Dee Jardin of the University of Chicago is slated to join the Chicago NL club in June per a Henry report.
Chicago representatives of organized baseball arrived to map their defense against the Federal league antitrust suit. The case is set before United States District Judge Landis on January 2.
James Callahan formerly ran the Chicago American League club will serve as business manager this year, per an announcement by owner Charles Comiskey. The Has-Beens defeated the Comers 050 to 2 982 pins at Marquette alleys in a six game bowling match last evening.
A Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council committee failed to appear at Butte Miners Union No. 1 with recommendations on miners factional troubles. Old union members said no proposal had been received from the mine workers for discussion.
The Englewood gymnasium program opens last week and hosts another session Thursday evening open to all interested in gymnastic work. Admission free, visitors welcome. boys 16 or older can participate. A quintet of Choinard Reed Smith Hawkesworth Knuckey performs tumbling. others showcase horizontal bar stunts and a boxing display by Harrington and Hawkesworth.
New York Jan 1 Jim Flynn the Pueblo German broke Wis Watt wrist and Al Reich former national amateur Heavyweight champion sprained his right wrist in their one handed bout in Brooklyn tonight. Flynn s accident came in the second round and Rein in the third. But they fought on using their uninjured hands in offensive work and their other arms defensively. Reten had the better of it until his Wrist was sprained and made a wild finish in the tenth using his injured hand for several effective blows. From the fourth to the ninth inclusive
An obscure clipping reports a minister accused of leading a double life. Doris Vaughn Darnell of Chienko and Truth Soper of Owa- Yonna are named in connection with alleged affairs in Kenosha Wisconsin. The minister denies rumors, insisting he is wed to Mrs Doris Vaughn Darnell and denies any marriage to Truth Soper. He faces questions about a possible wife and child in Kenosha and claims innocence amid the denials.
Formal order served on the Interborough Rapid Transit Company to remove 478 wooden cars from the subway by May 1 next and replace them with steel cars by December 1 next, aiming to modernize transit fleet.
A wireless message reports the brigantine Lumine from San Francisco laden with lumber has been disabled off Acapulco Mexico. The Panaman ship is towed the Lumine toward Mazatlan. details are fragmentary but understood.
Colonel Sigismond Milkowski died yesterday in Lausanne at the age of. A Polish patriot and historian, Milkowski fought in many battles across Europe and was famed among Poles as a writer of Polish history. He visited America on several occasions.
Wale, former Idaho pure foods commissioner, faces four charges of alleged irregularities in office. He entered pleas of not guilty in district court. The case centers on conduct during his tenure and ongoing legal proceedings in Boise.
An X-ray will confirm if Fire Chief Sanger suffered skull fracture from Monday night accident as a patrol project awaited his clearance. Dr McCarthy doubts fracture but wants confirmation. Sanger remains serious but improving while tests to measure speed of quarts street apparatus are delayed. Citizens west of Montana street plan a merchants and residents patrol amid enforcement policy changes.
Mrs Moore was elected president of the Paul Clark Home to succeed Mrs J M White who resigns to move to California. Mrs W A Clarke Jr joins the board of trustees and Mrs George King remains matron. George J Armstrong of Mountain States Telegraphy and Telephone Co visits with Mrs Armstrong and baby. The Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association plans to install the new officers at an upcoming meeting.
In Spokane state officials report that charges against Mrs. Kate Pool and Willam Murray were dropped. Pool and Murray plan to move to Oklahoma and New York respectively while B K Wheeler prepares to attend federal jury sessions in Helena. Judge Rodkin dissolves a temporary order on Lind saloon closures, ruling the state wide prohibition amendment does not nullify local option until January.
Several Terre Haute men indicted by Haute and Sheriff Dennis Shea plead guilty before Judge EM Redman in Indianapolis. The terse update notes guilty pleas amid a wider 12 Seventy Nine case and ongoing proceedings.
Chastiana in London reports Norway will send no warship to the Panama canal opening ceremonies. The entire Norwegian fleet will be devoted to defending neutrality. In Philadelphia the Italian steamer Lampo sailed for Italy with a certified cargo of 2,498,000 gallons of refined petroleum and 300,000 gallons of naphtha under customs inspection to avoid delays if detained by a foreign warship.
Sun reports thirty six steerage passengers in the Buenos Ayres were taken to Hoffman Island for observation after exposure to smallpox. A steerage passenger aboard en route to New York from Barcelona and Cadiz had contracted the disease, dying three days earlier and being buried. The Buenos Ayres will continue to Havana.
Montreal January report quotes eyewitness letter describing a naval engagement off Grenada in the West Indies. The writer asserts the German cruiser Karlsruhe participated and was sunk, citing wreckage, lifebuoys marked Karlsruhe, and bodies seen at sea. The British admiralty has not confirmed the loss.
Yesterday at 3 PM stockholders met at 3 West Park Street for the Silver Bow National Bank annual meeting. Directors elected for the coming year include A B Christe A J Bennett John MacGinness HF Piscot A J Wiscomb Zephin Job and B J Piearwood. Officers re-elected were John MacGiniss president A J Bennett vice president D J Fitz Gerald cashier Zephin Job assistant cashier. The 1904 operations report was read with satisfaction noted. The bank is a member of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, effective November 1.
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