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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1915
Page
2
The Fremdenblatt reports the retirement of Austro Hungarian foreign minister Count von Berchtold. Emperor Franz Josef granted his request noting personal reasons. Baron Stephan Burian von Rajecz will succeed him illuminating a shift in policy amid looming war pressures.
London reports Berlin's Vienna Fremdenblatt announces Count von Berchtold resigns as Austro-Hungarian foreign minister. Baron Stephan Burtenjeer succeeds him, signaling tension between Austria and Hungary over wartime policy. The shift follows Bosnia and Herzegovina annexations and reflects broader discord in the alliance during the war.
Hungarian premier Count Tisza urges military unity with Austria and Germany and contends Hungary should hold a key place in the monarchy's government. Vienna papers note censorship limits on direct reply while Baron Burian and Rajecz gain influence. the text links Hungary’s interests to the broader imperial framework.
Wheat May price 6.84 with high for May at 1.30 row W.254 July 1984 listing No 1 northern and No 2 northern notes. Durum No 1 at 1.07 and No 2 Varney-40g7e listed Plax FG May 8.89 percent.
New York Jan 1 The Copper Producers association announced its dissolution. Organized in 1908 to compile tabulations and distribute statistics on major copper mines. With the outbreak of the European war the organization ceased issuing monthly reports and no longer participated in copper industry affairs.
An early 20th century advertisement extols a blood purifier claimed to cleanse and balance the body's condition. It touts three factors, natural active ingredients, and cautions against harmful substances while promoting the product as a staple remedy. The Swift Specific Co advertises the item with a price listed as eight dollars in a sales appeal.
The Chicago Journal reports a boxer's weigh-in showing a 188 pound tag then a 158 pound claim, surprising many. It notes minimal training for nearly four months and hints at Edd’s ability to adjust weight with ease.
Carranza officials in El Paso predict Johnson, the American boxer, could travel to Juarez for a March 6 match with Jers Willant but would be barred at ports held by Carranza troops. Consul Garcia warns Johnson is a fugitive from U.S. justice and would boost opponents of Carranza in the Mexican dispute.
New York ringside reports Shugrue of Jersey City defeats Leach Crome of threety in seven rounds of a 16 round light welter bout. Both fighters fight cleanly and cleverly before Cross is knocked down by a heart blow. Shugrue weighs 130, Cross 131½ pounds. Also notes local Butte Chamber of Commerce officers elected and the death of Steve Meyeryn resident of Butte, with funeral details.
Widespread rumors detail Federal league overtures to players like W. G. Dell and others, with lingering doubt on signings. The piece notes Corbett managing Joe Bonds, Stallings on fading stars, and summarize boxing reports from Australia including Jeff Smith vs Nick King with King’s controversial win and crowd of 19,000.
Sam Stroller aged 99 died in an accident at the Butte and Great Falls mine two miles back from the Butte and Bacorn properties near the Great Northern junction. He fell 120 feet while riding a bucket during blasting. The body showed severe injuries and was taken to White's undertaking rooms as Coroner Lane investigated.
The Boosters club dance last night at Pallas hall proved a great success. The hall was beautifully decorated with American and Japanese lanterns. Refreshments received high praise for Messrs Cox and Smith and the Moore Messe. Judd, Armstrong, Lindsay Lewis and Steward contributed to the event.
A patient with a badly damaged arm receives shin bone grafting after a gunshot wound in a dispute over a woman. Dr H D Kiatte of Murray hospital staff grafts bone to the arm. Alhambra theater in London offers two private boxes nightly for convalescent soldiers returned from the front.
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