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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
2
In a tense middleweight title bout at the arena, Clabby fights through a stern challenge from McGoorty. Clabby trails early, rallies with sharp countering and sustained infighting to edge a hard-fought decision after 12 rounds, amid a packed crowd and referee oversight.
The report details a rough boxing bout where the favored fighter failed to overcome a stubborn foe. Chubbeyr landed a clean punch that unsettled the lead, while infighting and fouling blemished the match. promoters talk of a return to settle the dispute, with August eyed for a rematch and bouts in nearby towns.
Missoula June 13 The Sentinel suspended its publication for the present under the organization. The board held last evening and the office will be maintained for the present while the plant remains. Employees were paid off and accounts will be prepared for submission. Senator Donnelly of Lakeview arrived from Spokane. The statement says刊 the Sentinel will retain corporate existence and resume under a larger field when feasible.
In Rome last night a firearm discharged injuring Meeney, who was rushed to emergency hospital and later to St James hospital with eye damage. Police arrested Paul, who said he played with the gun previously. the weapon was loaded and Mooney did not name the shooter.
A long, vivid passage depicts miners celebrating with vigor while calling for stronger labor solidarity. It praises organized labor, recalls wartime production, and urges improved wages, hours, and safety. The piece honors miners and their families and references regional places and unions in a call to action.
The article details miners opposing a late session act seen as reducing wages by an estimated sixty percent. It notes the necessity for workers to double labor to earn a day’s pay and cites union leaders praising organized labor’s role in boosting living standards and worker freedom, with broader implications for labor movement nationwide.
The Argyles delivered a clever debut performance featuring Northey and Johnson in a strong defense as Burndat, Macauley, and Rowe contributed in attack. Center forwards and backs showed precise footwork while referee T. Richards oversaw the match.
Bridgie Webber was stabbed early morning near Ninth Street and Broadway. Police report a male youth unknown to Webber delivered the blow as he walked with friends toward St. Vincent's hospital, where Webber lay unconscious. He refused to name his assailant when questioned.
The report notes a conference with Secretary Lane and officials from the reclamation service about continuing the Sun River project in Montana. Support from Senator Newlands and others is cited, while questions remain about feasibility and possible shifts of allotments and delays.
In an 11 inning Northwestern League game Seattle edged Tacoma 2 to 1 as extras produced the decisive rally. Yencolhor, a British alumna, starred with a key infield hit and a long run to right aiding the rally. Batteries were Kaner Fitegorall Hardin Sheay for Victoria Brattle and Cadman for Spokane with Gino and Wally.
The funeral of the late Taco Young will be held Monday at 9 o clock at St Lantanea Church. The burial and rites will follow at Duggen's undertaking parlor with services conducted by Reverend Dyzvral. Interment is expected at a later date.
Late Larry Duggan Nellokie Cugertyines and Minealmer TSE Nord Main Street Dell Theme TiO, phone 148H4, funeral today at 9. Interment Mount Morlah cemetery. Hendinickson Tata Mra Finea Efonfirickaon funeral Sunday 2 pm at Walst's undertakers parlors. Interment Mount dforrish cemetery. Turr resale of late Matt Turner at Walsh's undertaking pate lors. Funeral notice later. Mrs. High Medicllan aged 71 died yesterday at home. Funeral Monday 9 am at Sacred Heart church with high mass at 9:30. Priests requested to omit Nowe.
Several obituaries and funeral notices appear. The Noyes funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 PM at the family home 113 South Idaho under Masonic banner. Archibald Woodbury thanks neighbors and groups for sympathy and expresses gratitude to Security Ladies, Kalents, and others for funeral offerings. Joseph Richards Funeral Director, Mont, Ind. Montane Street.
The funeral will be held at Sherman & Kee Funeral Chapel at 3 o'clock with interment to follow at Mountain View Cemetery.
Sherman Reed firm operates on Broadway in a crowded commercial district. Local authorities note ongoing street work and traffic restrictions near Gent Street as crews repair utilities. Residents report disruptions but expect restoration within weeks.
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