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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
14
Sig Goodfriend proudly unveils the new dark blue and white baseball uniforms emblazoned with his name. Despite wartime costs and scarcity, he purchases a full outfit for his city league team, inspiring players who dream of victory as they try them on and anticipate stellar performance.
Seniors rehearse for the Daly gymnasium production of Cupid at Vassar to be staged June 16. Wilbur With leading John Willetts and Karl Scharf as villain, Rebecca Carey plays Kate Newton, Doris Gaily as her snobbish sister, Edith Demond as the devoted mother, with a comic group of college girls and a lively farm-hands cast.
A. A. Layton of Nebraska, honored speaker for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, completed her Anaconda engagement and plans a speaking tour through Townsend Missoula Kalispell and Helena. Local attendees found her message sympathetic and logical, noting her motherly tone and the community’s modern appearance, with surprise at finding the Standard published locally.
Under Captain Mrs Powell meetings at Salvation Army headquarters on East Commercial Avenue promote pep in nightly gatherings at 8 o clock except Mondays. The leaders Iain and Mex Powell advocate You Ashamed of Jesus and Real Salvation, with Captain McCielian scheduled to visit.
Rudy Golick, a young defendant in a district court hearing on a charge of infra, was ordered to the industrial school. He was taken to Miles City by Deputy Sheriff Gilli epee. Woodmen of the World members are urged to attend Sunday at 10 a.m. to decorate local graves. J. J. Schwartz, Council Commander.
An alumni association plans a June 14 dance in Washoe Park to honor the 1919 graduating class. A separate report notes a disturbance near a mine where a man named Marron allegedly threw a rock at Murphy, who was injured after a fall, with Marron detained for a hearing.
A communication from Agent Taylor announces that the American Railway Express company will issue foreign money orders for Finland Czecho Slovakia German Austria Jugoslavia Romania Bulgaria and Turkey Foodstuffs will be accepted for parcel post to Italy in packages not exceeding 11 pounds mailed by private individuals to relatives in Italy
The funeral for John Fink will be held at his family home and then at Saint Peter's Church for a High Mass at ten. Carrie J Healy widow of John Healy will be buried at Montel Cemetery after a service at the Montel church conducted by Reverend J W Hard.
Officer James Ie recovered a diamond ring valued at $100 after a carnival theft incident in Anaconda and Butte. The owner was identified through an involved coworker and sister, with the suspect admitting possession before authorities retrieved the ring from the sister.
Clara Kimball Young headlines The Claw, a select picture from Stockley’s novel, showing tonight and tomorrow at the Margaret theater. The tale centers on Maurice Stair and Mary Laurin amid a tribal uprising, with Stair torn between love and duty as Kim’s bravery tests his resolve.
Thomas Carey won the union presidency while Timothy Ryan led the ticket as recording secretary with 117 votes. Other totals included Walsh 135, McCarthy 135, C W Smith 176, Murphy 221, Rankin 196. Ballot counts for the order of fees were not listed.
Police court heard multiple traffic fines for tail light violations. About 34 motorists appeared yesterday and were fined two dollars each, with one man noting he would appeal. The scene was described as one of the busiest in the city.
Official report confirms former federal general Jose Inez Davilla killed in battle amid Oaxaca revolt against the government, as a separate item notes a car wreck near a ranch with no injuries. Also public notice: last day to pay 1919 dog licenses is June 7, fines apply thereafter.
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