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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1912

Page

17

Secretary Explains Andrew Resignation From Treasury

Lancaster Mass July 4 Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh visiting at Bayard Thayers home released a statement defending his handling of Piatt Andrews resignation. He details the sequence from June 24 when he asked for Andrews resignation to July 21 renewing the request and Andrews eventual resignation amid political aims and discontent with department treatment.

Lancaster Mass the Treasury MacVeagh Bayard Thayer Piatt Andrew Treasury Department Andrew Chicago Ately Washington White House Wee- Tes An-drew

Brindle Boy Wins Open Stake At Coursing Park

Brindle Boy William Waters stake dog captured the honors in a 2 box open stake at the coursing park after a hot race with Garn Tower Boy. A large crowd saw the event as Brindle Boy defeated Devil Dodger in the final rounds and Garn Tower Boy in the last bout.

William Water Coursing Park William Donaithorne Devil Dodger Robert Mitchell Bower Bowery Bum Midnight Bell Outcast Brindle Boy Snow Flight Jiminy Keen Bede Lasisse’s Dick Wells Gold Stone Raparee Black Bird Montgomery Garn Tower Ted Hugh Sun Flower Midnight Hell Jiminy Jeern Lassie's Flack Bird Tate Garn Tower Boy Mona

Sheriff Stops Chicago Knockout Bout in Daring Arrest

Sheriff Johnson and deputies halted a 10 round boxing match by arresting both principals and all officials 10 seconds before the final round. Badie McGoorty and Chicago Brown were charged with violating the boxing law after McGoorty knocked Brown to his corner with an eight count near the opening of the fourth round. McGoorty was the aggressor, though Brown endured the punishment.

Benton Harner And Johnson Badie McGoorty Chicago

Berlin Chosen to Host Next Olympic Games

Stockholm July 4 United States adds to Olympic victories with J R Graham of Chicago A A winning gold in clay birds and Capt A Hird of Town taking miniature rifle gold. 8000 honor Fourth of July aboard the Finland. Olympic committee, led by Baron de Coubertin, vows Berlin as next host in 1916. England tops Denmark 4 2 in football. Royal family honors medalists. Americans praised by Swedes amid many flags.

Stockholm United States J. R. Graham Chicago A. A A. Hird Finland Tiksdag Pierre de Coubertin Gustav Adolph Berlin England Denmark Tax

More Angles Emerge in Los Angeles Boxing Wrangle

In Los Angeles July doctors including Dr A M Smith Dr L W Burt and Dr Byington examined Joe Rivers after a Mexican opponent struck him and called the blow deliberate. They said the blow was foul and painful while Al Harder said the round nearly ended as Rivers and Wolgast fell. Referee Welch waited and then ended the round before announcing Wolgast the winner.

Los Angeles A. M. Smith L. W. Burt Byington Joe Rivers Smith Burt al Harder Rivers Wolgast Welch Seconte Welch Harder Wolwast

Ladies and Men Hold Holiday Golf Tournament

The Indies golf tournament at the Country Club opened with men’s qualifying for the Turner and Case cups and women’s matches. Several pairings and scores are listed, with semifinals and finals to be played through the weekend.

He Indies Tinks Sales Clinton Gillette Opitz Mise Prouts Resset Grawings Aguet Berryman Driscoll

Grand Circuit Races Featuring Gold Seal and Mile Records

Grand circuit events on July 4 showcased Gold Seal of Indiana pacing a fast mile, with 2:06 pace and a 2:05% best time before heat loss. Anvil captured the 2:08 trot, Mollie Darling won the 2:08 pace in straight heats, while 2:06 pace results listed Jim Logan ahead of Gold Seal. Capt. F. N. Hird of Iowa won miniature rifle shooting gold medal. Vine of England took silver, Burt of England bronze. scores and distances noted.

Gold Seal Indiana Jim 'A Anvil Geer Mollie Darling Early Thacker Clara Pau Stockholm F. N. Iird Iowa Uni Hird Viine England Burt

Japanese Woman Leads Independence Declaration Parade

Honolulu July 4 Mrs Hyo Myahara a Japanese led the independence declaration before a vast crowd on Capitol steps. Lodges of the Grand Army Order of Red Men objected and protested participation amid a parade with many Chinese and Japanese in the ceremonies. Great Falls July 6 President Carl Gray and Great Northern railway officials arrived after Coast visits for a tour of the system. They head to Butte after a short stay and plan a speech at tomorrow evening’s function. officials expect a extended visit.

Honolulu Hyo Myahara Capitol Grand Army Order of Red Men Great Falls Carl Gray Great Northern Railway Butte Gray Board of Commerce

Join Elks Special Carry to Kalispell Portland

Special dispatch reports over 60 people joined a Montana Elks train passage to the state meeting in Kalispell and the national convention in Portland. Most proceed to Portland, some stop at Kalispell. many travelers include wives and daughters, with delegations from Bates Billings Boreman Miles City Helena Anaconda and other points aboard the cars.

Standard Great Falls Montana Elks Kalispell Elks Portland Bates Billings Boreman Miles City Helena Anaconda Ivi

Street gowns for summer wear charm fashion notes

The article highlights charming new gowns in matins and navy as popular shades for summer. It describes two illustrated costumes: one with a side panier and an ultra fashionable sleeve line to the wrist, and a black chiffon frock trimmed with white embroidered chiffon bands and black outlines at the hands.

Crowds Enjoy the Day at Amateur Car Races

Crowds cheered as amateur drivers faced the starter in a multi-car event led by a 24-horse-power Ford of Riley. The 10 mile race finished in 1 11 2 3 minutes, while the day’s show also featured an aviation exhibition that did not materialize and a final Fatigue of Oldfield in a Cinocar and Lew Heinemann in a Prince Henry Rent completing 19 laps in 10:41 amid a promised program change.

Tres Fries Art John Berkin Pope Toledo Herb Riley Ford Pete Holmes Chalmers Riley Oldfield Lew Heinemann

Fireworks Seen Over Ridge By Lovers Roost

Spectators at the usual viewing spot watched a distant display of rockets bombs showers and other pieces lighting the night sky. The distance dulled some effects but many shells exploded beautifully against the dark backdrop with rockets and showers appearing quite fine.

Peoria boxing draw leaves Harrison near death in hospital

Peoria Illinois July 4 Pail Harrison a Chicago lightweight who fought nine desperate rounds with Harry Donohue of Pekin is in Proctor Hospital hovering between life and death. Report says Harrison took a heavy blow in the ninth round and never fully recovered.

Peoria Pail Harrison Chicago Harry Donohue Pekin Proctor Hospital Bonotiue Harrison

Fragmentary injury report in a newspaper blurb

A damaged OCR item notes a man named Harrison suffering a broken something after an accident. A physician identified a broken entry as part of the aftermath. The fragment provides no clear location or date.

Nude body of missing man found in Blue Creek

The nude body of John Locifelman, missing from his ranch south of the city since May 2, was found in Blue Creek by Martin Newman’s children. Decomposition was advanced and authorities suspect mental impairment may have driven his wanderings before he fell into the creek.

Creek John Locifelman Bluecreek Martin Newman Toetielman

Parade Draws Huge Crowd in Tacoma Fourth of July

Thousands witnessed a two mile procession in Tacoma for a Montmara festival. Regulars from Fort Worden, Seventy-second Highlanders, marines and bluejackets from Oregon and Maryland joined Washington troops. Floats from nations and fraternal groups marked the event with a grand display of colors.

Tacoma Fort Worden Seventy-second Seforth Highlanders British America Oregon Maryland Washington State

Three Forks Bout Ends In Draw At Local Arena

A ten round bout between John Johns and Sam Keig of Three Forks ended in a draw. Both fighters stood firm with no knockdowns as the crowd roared through a lively toe to toe exchange. Judges scored the bout evenly, leaving the arena in high spirits despite the stalemate.

Three Forks Johns Sam Keig Jobue Soins Kel ODM Kei Agen Mbt Jacke Buttehore Re Bartz Lewistown Iso See Cele Jombe

Wilson Seen as Real Leader of Party in Campaign

In a Baltimore briefing Governor Wilson is hailed as the true party leader for the next four years, with support from William J. Bryan and visitors like Colonel Roosevelt’s allies. Governors Osborn of Michigan and others weigh in on the nomination while Wilson plans his acceptance speech and campaign outreach.

Wilson de Ta William J. Bryan Baltimore Osborn Michigan Roosevelt Burleson Texas Charles W. Bryan Mrother Willam J. Bryan Colonel Bryan John D. McNeel Hor Onell Alabama Pune du i James Woodward Boston Foss Barknore Woodward Bel Vermont Witkon Tt Qov

Balloonist Dies in Triple Parachute Drop Accident

In New Jersey on July 4, balloonist Thomas Moore from Agonville Florida was killed during a triple parachute drop. He fell 800 feet after losing his hold at Sime fret and second property, as the balloonist reportedly released during the descent.

Work N. J Thomas Moore

Ear Bite At Burton Park Rancher Seeks Lost Ear

Dave Johns, brother of fighter Taily Johns, had his ear bitten off last night near Burton Park at Drympla brewery. The ear was found after two hours in a friend's newspaper pocket. Jane was taken to emergency at 11:9 for treatment. Dr Hy Hort noted the recovered ear and the grafting proceeded with ten stitches. Johns hoped the cartilage would knit, improving his appearance today. Detective White investigated the street incident.

Dave Johns Taily Johns Burton Park Drympla Jane C. Hy Hort Horst Jonne Hear Sal Sears Sarena Segara Detective White Austin Gasert

Fingers Lost From Firecracker Incident at Dillon Picnic

Twelve-year-old Eva Tritt of Dillon held a flint firecracker too long while among picnickers yesterday. The cracker exploded in her left hand, blowing off three fingers to the first joint and causing a severe laceration. She was transported first to Dillon then to Butte by train and treated at Murray hospital.

Eva Tritt Lewis Tritt Dillon Butte Murray Hospital

Independence Day Night Crowds Dwindle in Butte Suburbs

On Independence Day in Butte crowds were smaller on the second night as visitors returned home from Columbus gardens and Tama park. A feature was the decor of business houses, with fewer fireworks and no major explosions. An incident in Columbus involved a brawl ending with gunfire and the escape of a suspect in a mob scene.

Colum Gardens Tama Park Tel Tor Butte

Cotton Seed byproducts Boost Industry and Fertilizer Ties

The passage traces the rise of cotton seed utilization from early waste in cotton processing to a diversified array of products. It highlights seed crushing in the Mississippi region and reforms after the war, noting seeds, cakes, meals, hulls, and byproducts entering food, cloth, illumination, and stock feed. It links cotton seed production to stock raising, fertilizer manufacture, and the broader economy, including New York investment and the shift toward diversified southern industry, while noting a tobacco tongue cancer concern among women.

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