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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1914
Page
3
A lone gunman enters a Butte saloon at 1 am, displays no fear as nine miners watch. He takes 25 dollars from the cash register and hints at drawers, but leaves the scene without resistance. The incident ends with the suspect slipping away to join a confederate. Deputy Sheriff Makey investigates.
United States forces celebrated the Fourth of July on Mexican soil with a long athletic program. Navy points led over army and marine corps, while a Roman race incident involved a native woman near the finish line. Cannon, ships, and a national salute accompanied the event as spectators watched ships in the harbor.
The city and country grounds drew hundreds of fishermen and families to trout haunts and other fishing spots. About 1,250 tickets were sold along the Short Line and Northern Pacific routes toward popular resorts. Attendance at the gardens and races neared 10,000, with street railway officials reporting high weekend ridership and a surge in single fares. Meanwhile Britain ordered 200 megaphones for military use to issue distant commands.
Jailor Toomey at the county jail discovered $60 hidden in a prisoner's shoes using a buttonhook method during a footwear search. Markis Galos, arrested in the Hawthorne block for robbing Thomas Popis of $85, claimed he habitually carries money in his shoes. The money is being used as possible evidence. Separately, Mrs. Nan Spencer of Butte will wed Dan McClung of Kellogs Idaho, on July 1 in a noon ceremony. Mountain View church announces services today at 10 am and 8 pm in celebration of the national birthday, with the choir promising high quality music.
The text describes RABLES as a bold knight who faced many wars, joined the Templar force, and kept a noble lineage intact. It notes his crest and valor, claiming he would never wed, and highlights his credit to an ancient family of churchmen.
A fragmentary old tale contrasts men wearing wristwatches with women adopting masculine dress and behavior. The narration cites Sir Richard and Florence as archetypes, hinting at social judgments about gender roles and timekeeping customs from a bygone era.
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