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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1910

Page

13

Missoula Fourth of July Celebrations End With Bells and Fireworks

Missoula held a large Fourth of July celebration with a long parade through Higgins avenue, a ship of state float named Montana, and a big crowd from Western Montana. Speeches by Senator Joseph M. Dixon and T. J. Walsh followed a mass parade featuring Eagles, Elks, Modern Woodmen, and a gold queen float. Evening events included a motorcycle parade, fireworks over the river, and prize-awarding sports for youths, with Charles Avery’s committee praised for planning.

The Standard Missoula Montana Fort Missoula Butte South Side Higgins Avenue Ireland Greenough Park Wliute Jeffries Eagles, Elks Modern Woodmen of America South Missoula Keith Park East Front Street Vealey Charles Avery Ship of State Parke Woodmen of America Fraternal Brotherhood Flks Suzies A. J. Breitenstein Finley Harnoss Theater Joseph M. Dixon W. H. Bagby Dixon T. J. Walsh Helena Higgins Avene

Johnson Domination Ends Jeffries Reign in Destructive Bout

Johnson outboxed Jeffries with rapid jabs and brutal body and jaw shots, driving the white champion to the ropes. Jeffries slumped, rose at nine in each sequence, and finally fell for the third time as referee Rickard declared Johnson the winner in a decisive victory.

Jeffries Johnson Corbett Richard Rickard

Hilarity Reigns In Ricks Roadhouse After Fight Night

July 4 at Johnsons Training Camp roadhouse featured celebration after a boxing win. Jack Johnson bought wine for all, crowds from the city spent freely, games of chance did brisk business, and dancing and singing filled the night as he prepared to travel to Chicago and New York for vaudeville shows. Johnson told reporters little about the fight, praised his victory, and said he wants to be with his mammy.

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Jeffries' Physician Reports No Major Injuries After Bout

Dr W S Porter notes Jeffries has a badly bruised face with minor cuts, but no serious harm. He expects the lip and forehead wounds to heal in days and that the black eye will fade, leaving no lasting effects on health or heart function.

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