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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
4
Butte notes show many visitors and guests from Helena Great Falls Dillon and other cities. Mentions of bank offices moves and promotions plus local events and a now opening magazine stand at the DP O news stand.
In Wyoming a 12 year old, Tomas Lenaghan, was stabbed in the right side after a dispute over a home plate call. He was treated by Dr Christopher Turner and later returned home with his family awaiting further care. Police may arrest involved players as the quarrel that sparked the incident involved several youths.
Independent directors will meet in the chamber of commerce office on Thursday to discuss the one system issue. Merchants of Butte have officially opposed maintaining two telephone networks, not backing a specific system but arguing that one system is enough.
The Sliver Bow Ministerial association UK business paused to October with a summer recess. They will appoint Rev J J Groeneveld and Rev Genner D Wolfe to form a survey board to study public amusements and Sunday dancing and report at the next meeting. Dy Breez of Wisconsin spoke on finances under pressure. Clairs Trene Beard, 10 months, was christened at St George's Methodist, with Rev Charles Rhoades officiating and Mrs Beard joined by her mother Mrs Fanti.
City electrician Mulholland faces charges of incompetency and favoritism amid socialist party backing for his removal. The parliamentary committee found no basis for the churches claim and will support the mayor in retaining Mulholland. Accusations include approving or denying wiring work to favor certain firms, and neglecting safety standards at depots and public sites. The protest cites union politics as a motive, while supporters insist Mulholland should continue in the post for another year.
Catherine Kelly aged 2 years and 7 months died yesterday morning of spinal meningitis. Her sister Nellie aged 1 year and 7 months died last night of chronic pneumonia. They are daughters of Mr and Mrs Michael Kelly of East La Platte Street. Funeral for the Ditchies set for tomorrow at 2 p m at the residence. Interment in Holy Cross cemetery in one grave. Mr Kelly works as a station minder at the Mountain Consolidated mine.
Sheriff John Kellar yesterday arrested a companion, William McVattie, held at the county jail on suspicion linked to threats and offenses at the Summit saloon on North Main and the Pittsmont saloon in East Mautte. The arrest followed a description matching the man who accosted patrons at the Summit saloon.
Father McCormack of St. Joseph's announces the third annual Catholic field day will be staged at Gregson Springs regardless of the weather. Committees plan early and late setup to handle a likely crowd and the event’s record crowd expectations. A Holy Savior parish social last night drew a large audience with two dramas and a musical program. The entertainment was well received.
The Nine Pounders of Missoula defended Centerville pins in a tense matchup. Wie, Day, Leary, and Sullivan faced the Cen horvilles with key returns and strong defense shaping the outcome.
An open meeting is urged for all French Canadians in the city at 11 S Main on Thursday June 31 1914 at 830 pm. The event includes a driving association gathering at Holock track this afternoon weather permitting and expects a large attendance. Albert C Marquia is secretary of the organizing body.
Washington June treasury department decision holds that corporations or individuals dealing in vanity debt may deduct interest on such debt as a business expense when property pledged for debt is sold in ordinary business, or by the firm or individual. The ruling applies to deals tied to realty transfers and indebtedness, affecting taxable income.
A fragmented report details teachers seeking a protest against the Inss of & 'Shrer. Trustees Herrington and others supported by the superintendent moved to retain the existing list of teachers, with Rozsa and others granted roles. The document lists numerous teachers by name, indicating a full roster and contested entries.
In a tense gathering Mr Maury and others discussed school issues. Claims emerged that children were beaten and teachers punished pupils, with parents affiliated to parties involved. The board debated how many teachers would be needed and how many could attend examinations, with attendance uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a labor strike by workers as a protest. Mentions Bovey Wontie Swans and general working men, with references to minority action and dissent. Details are garbled and names unclear.
Cabs suspended service while stores stayed open and city council met. A nass meeting at the labor exchange sparked a protest procession, opposed by treaty and police forces. After several clashes riders were dispersed.
Fast Cake reports a June 8 protest by about 100 business leaders opposing the traffic bureau during a push to have the Governor investigate a 320 million Pacific dividend. A telegram from Union Pacific executive chairman R. S. Lovett questioned the bureau’s conclusions and defended the distribution as consistent with corporate practices.
A crowd of boys pelted Chino school staff last night after the demotion of Mrs. Ednor Thall, English teacher in the upper grades. Principal Ching Cal Sunn 8 H Price supervised the incident.
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