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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
2
Washington reports Attorney General McReynolds has stated suburbs inside city boundaries cannot form small national banks. If a city exceeds 64,000 population the minimum capital rises to 200,000 dollars, altering prior policy and possibly forcing suburban areas to establish state banks.
McGoorty and Clabby, both in peak form, prepare for a boxing bout expected to be one of the city’s finest. Weight talks light and weigh-ins at Jerry McCarthy’s gym set for Friday afternoon, with an official check later.
Rutle Lodge No 431 Loyal Order of Moose will stage a boxing and entertainment program at Old Fellows hall on West Broadway with music vaudeville and athletic acts. The card features four round bouts Tally Johns vs Young Teddy Hanley vs Willy Leary Frank Rice vs Spider Kelly plus a star number by Goetze Montana. Only Moose members admitted. event starts at 9 pm with social session after initiation.
Spokane tops the field as Guy Browne wins the Multnomah Medal. Tomorrow's program closes the tournament with three trophy events including a three men tennis contest.
McDonough and Thompson become sole proprietors of Copper City Athlete club after transferring interests from Swarts and McBride. The group will organize Fourth of July events including three 12 round fights and a preliminary on a ground. Program release expected in a few days.
Joe Phillips of Providence arrives in Butte, bringing ring talent and a string of victories. He claims the lightweight championship of New Wyglayad states after beating Young Dive, plans to stay in town, and is ready to take on challengers for a $500 bet. Phillips fights at 134 pounds and seeks a match with Stews Ketchell.
Hempstead N C June 1 With Monte Waterbury sidelined by a broken finger and Bus Four split, polo followers doubt a walkover in Battery day’s match against the British challengers for the international trophy. Louis Broddard led Waterbury’s plea and delivered sharp play, though lacking Waterbury’s experience. Odds favored an American victory at 15 to 1.
Oakland pitchers held San Francisco to five hits while Baker allowed only one hit through eight innings and Beere finished. The A’s won 3 to 0 as Oakland’s offense added two late runs after Baker’s strong start. Batterymates Malarkey Roster Barker McCory Tanneman noted in the box score.
The clipping lists Northwest League games with names such as Al Spolaneshow, Kurt Grindle, Covaleskie, Hanial, Beattie, and Victoria Batteries. It covers matches Portland versus Vancouver, plus several scorelines like Columbus 7 Indianapolis 5 and St. Paul 12 Omaha 1. Also notes Western Tri-States standings, a Butte race cancellation due to conditions, and a jail sentence for a shipping incident.
Local store promotes Union Day specials with marked down stockings and hosiery. Childs stockings and women's hose offered at reduced prices including four pair packs for $1.25 and silk feminine hosiery at sale prices. Stockings described as durable and high quality with embroidery options and fast color.
Miners Union Day specials promote women’s silk parasols and gloves at low prices. Advertised items include silk parasols in varied colors, kid gloves from 1.98 to 2.50, chamoisette gloves at 50 cents, and long evening gloves. First door Council’s announces limited stock and special price quotes.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen voted to approve a joint working agreement with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, aimed at harmonious operations between firemen and engineers on railroads. The pact takes effect as soon as ratified by the rail unions.
London June 12 dispatch argues peace prospects in the Balkans depend on restraining frictions among allies and deterring new commitments. It warns of potential German and Austrian pressure and the risk of triggering wider conflict if arbitration fails to ease tensions.
Bargain footwear selection includes women's and men's styles in leather and fabric. Features black and brown tones, velvet topped entries, and oxford options. sizes vary with emphasis on all leather builds. Prices around 0 to 2.05, with various slip ons and work shoes available.
A Vatican gathering today featured a top official with his sisters and dignitaries viewing scenes of progress and science, animated by the progress of the world. In Manitoba a bill seeks to bar white women and girls from working in factories or businesses owned or managed by Chinese or Japanese interests.
A Paris report notes a brother-in-law of ex-President Diaz left for Mexico with a government group seeking the former dictator’s return to aid in restoring order. Diaz responds that he will not engage in Mexican politics and will remain in his country. Separately, a Japan trade note mentions rising export of imitation Panthus hats and other goods.
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