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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
8
An early 20th century style health ad urges readers to fight rheumatism by deep blood treatment. It promotes a long term course of a serum remedy, claims to kill disease germs in the blood, and warns that symptoms recur with weather changes. It directs readers to contact Atlanta based medical staff for literature and advice.
London reports Tommy Burns the former heavyweight champion plans a comeback. Doctor William Lloyd, after throat surgery, examines Burns and finds him exceptionally well preserved for his 38 years with no boxing marks. He notes Burns’s eyes, straight nose, and high fitness, predicting successful training to shed slight overweight.
Des Moines Iowa June 2 Frank Troeh of Vancouver WA W S Hoon of Jewell and Frank Hughes of South Dakota each scored 195 of 200 in the Iowa state trap shooting tournament. Pete O'Brien of Butte MT and Joe Hardigan of Des Moines each had 194. L B Maytag of Rowton broke 193. O'Brien scored 113 without a pass as 200 target events continued today.
OSSINING June 2 Plans are under way for an interprison baseball league in New York state with teams from Sing Sing Auburn Great Meadow and Clinton prisons. Warden Lawes confirmed discussions and William McCabe, agent for Superintendent Rattigan, is a sponsor of the proposition.
The Inland Empire Pioneers from 1880 or earlier will assemble at Whitman College in Walla Walla on June 3. They will vote on a by law amendment to require 40 years of residence in the empire for membership.
Lieut. Col. Walter B. Beals, judge advocate of the Eighty first division in World War I, today announced his candidacy for the state supreme bench in Seattle.
George J. Walker, a delegate at large to the Republican National Convention, left Seattle for Chicago to nominate United States Senator Miles Poindenter for president.
London crowds bid Sir Thomas Lipton farewell as he departs for Liverpool to board the Celtic bound for New York. His Shamrock IV seeks America's Cup against the defender, with Dowager Queen Alexandra voicing cautious optimism and Lipton expressing confidence before the voyage.
The Butte Tennis Club, with three courts at Clark play grounds, met at the YMCA to plan increasing membership and seek help from the Chamber of Commerce. Officers were to be elected, but election was deferred until membership grows. Courts will be prepared and play start within a week.
Mrs Johnny Wilson wife of the world middleweight champion regrets Mrs Georges Carpentier did not visit Boston and writes a letter expressing belief her husband could defeat Carpentier in an America versus France boxing match. She plans a dinner and asks if Carpentier's husband could be beaten by Johnny Wilson, citing his title win over Mike O Dowd.
England’s premier race, the Derby at Epsom Downs, was won by Maj. G. Loder’s Spion Kop from a field of 19 starters. Archaic, Lord Derby’s entry, took second with Orpheus third as a long-shot. Betting favored Spion Kop at 16 to 1, Archaic at 10 to 1, and Orpheus at 59 to 1.
The Amateur Athletic Union Olympic games committee will cover the United States rugby team’s travel costs from New York to Antwerp and return. The announcement came via telegram from W. Harry Maloney president of the California Rugby Union who is in New York.
Tacoma dated report states Anna Carlson confessed to shooting George Baker at Home Colony on May 6 and wounding Oscar Kengwall. she was found guilty of the latter crime and sentenced to 5 to 10 years in the penitentiary.
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