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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1924
Page
7
Washington July 22 Associated Press reports a chaotic college sports recap with Tigers increasing their lead while American Rage counters, a chaotic scene following a fractured play sequence. The account hints at a tense fray and shifting momentum.
London reports a party of 28 Turkish nomads four men 12 women and 12 children arriving for a brief stopover before returning to Turkestan. They have spent 20 years in Europe and Asia selling Persian carpets and plan an overland return with continued trade. The party's second in command reportedly claims four women as his wives.
New York Nationals defeated the Cincinnati Reds 9 to 4 as Donohue was knocked out early and Sheehan and others drove the offense. The double bill opened with the first game in Chicago setting.
Grantland Rice surveys postwar France as the nation eyes rebuilding its athletic prestige. He notes French boxing stars, Bouin and Guillemot, and rising runners and tennis players shaping a dynamic roster. Europe plans to challenge the United States, with the Olympic games offering a vital boost to sport.
Tidy skies and sun followed by a drenching rain as warmer air moved in. Temperatures rose to near 70 with a low around 58, marking higher highs and lows than the prior 24 hours and turning streets to miniature torrents after last night’s downpour.
The 147 pounder from San Francisco, Simonich, was defeated by a coast battler in Los Angeles on July 22. The report notes a growing share of American oral foreign investments flowing to Canada.
All members of the boys classes at the gymnasium will join a picnic at Gregson Springs tomorrow. They will meet at the gym by o'clock and depart by car, arranged by Director William Bradley of the gym. The item includes unrelated text about a Paris court case and does not affect the main notice.
Michael McDonough, famed butte timeball player and popular citizen, died last night at 616 Colorado Street after five days illness. He came to Montana 28 years ago and joined the local baseball team. he held a county health department post for 11 years and belonged to several fraternal orders. Survived by wife Annie, three brothers, four sisters, and other relatives. remains at Daly Shea chapel, funeral notice to follow.
A brisk filing rush occurred at the County Clerk and Recorder William Molloy office as ten people filed seeking various county positions. Among them James D Burns seeks Republican nomination for county attorney, while E J Leyden and Leo J McGrath pursue Democratic nominations for the legislature.
Frank Weir a popular Butte native died yesterday morning at the hospital in Helena from wounds suffered in the war. His body was brought to Butte last night for burial at Dugnan's undertaking room. He had been gassed in France and had been an invalid since. He was born in Leadville Colorado, son of Mr and Mrs James Weir. Larry Walt, proprietor of the Central Cab company, and Charles Weir were among pallbearers. aun and uncle of Me etn
Funeral services for William Henry Cox, fatally burned in a fire at the Texas company plant, will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Cox home on West Platinum Street. The Rev C F Cheoman of St John's Episcopal church will officiate. Burial is in the family plot at Mount Morial cemetery.
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