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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
23
Matt Canning delivered a lengthy speech to the Butte Miners Union praising unionism and outlining its history and benefits. He urged rational dispute with employers, warned against strikes and violence, condemned graft, and urged discipline to keep the union within legal bounds.
Annie Bly reports English women rely on dry shampooing to grow and keep hair light and lustrous. They avoid water washing, using four ounces of box powder with arms root, sprinkled on the head, brushed through, to prevent cold and discomfort and stimulate growth.
Citizens urged to display flags as Flag Day events led by the Daughters of the American Revolution kick off with a 2:30 pm stereopticon lecture at the Broadway theater. Miss Mary Kellett presents the program inviting all children aged 8 to 16 with free admission.
John Doe, about 24, jailed on assault charge against Daniel Strausberg, 70, after an incident at Walker's saloon West Park Street. Bail set at 100 with Strausberg posting 10 to appear as witness. In East Broadway, John R. Trimble and Francis Mc Ginn fought at Naughton’s, both injured. each posted 25 bond.
James Kearney and Miss Katherine Murphy will be married this morning at Sacred Heart church. Both are well known and popular young Butte people born in Ireland where they were childhood friends.
Hansen market at 119 East Park Street announces it will stay open until 8 o'clock every Saturday evening, expanding weekend shopping hours for customers.
Nearly 1,000 miners, wives, and friends heard Editor O Neil of Miners Magazine and Matt Canning at Columbia Gardens as O Neil attacked the industrial system. He urged labor to unite in politics, denouncing capitalists while envisioning a just civilization without masters or slaves.
Quote notes that warehouses held goods from labor yet workers remained in want, blaming the outcome on labor being underpaid and the imbalance between capital gains and labor wages.
The Empire theater shows a week of cinema featuring the San Juan Hill battle with Rough Riders in action under heavy fire. Juhasz the magician performs new tricks while Tuttle and May present A Pipe Dream. Tonight is the last chance to see the battle and acts before tomorrow’s program change.
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