St John the Baptist Society Picnic Program at Washoe Park
The Anaconda St John the Baptist society plans a June 24 picnic at Washoe Park featuring a French language official program with Mass at St Pauls, musical and literary acts by l Orpheon Canadien, sports races for all ages, and a grand baseball game between Butte and Anaconda societies with numerous prizes donated by local sponsors.
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Washoe Park
St. John the Baptist Society of
William Page
Agnus Dei
J. B. Marcotte
Ovila Nadeau
Adonis Page
Canada
l'Orpheon Canadien
St. John the Baptist
Butte
Arthur Dussault, Jr
Reginald de Koven
J. Fred Petit
Faust
Emile Morin
Frank Gangner
Earl Gangner
Father de Siere
Leo la Salle
J. H. Tolan
de Reillie
Orpheon Canadien
Valse Heroique
Herman de Wallan
Regina Deschamps
Missoula
Michael Watson
Nev
P. L. O. Guaymard
E. Morin
Elsie Cyr
Grass Valley
Mont
Bertha
Yvonne Hamel
Frenchtown
Toreador
G. J. Couchois
le’ Lever du Solret
Hector Landreville
J. B. Dube
Cercle Laurier
Anaconda
Il Trovatore
Verdi
Emma Duval
Rosa Lapointe
la Fleur de Montana
Leo Page
St. John the Baptist of
Kodak
Eastman
F. L. St. Jean
Frank Boucher
Morocco
Charles Beaudette
Butte Wholesale Grocery
St. John the Baptist Society of Butte
St. John the Baptist Society of Anaconda
Messrs
Charles French
J. A. Hasley
Alexander Beaudette
Joseph Chauvin
Butte Wholesale Grocery Company
Jack Hamill
H. W. Rodgers
Dr. F. L. St. Jean
A. 8. Woolen Mills
Florent Thibodeau
A. C. MacCallum
City News and Local Notices Mixed With Ads
A compact city page reports on the Central Labor council meeting and various shop ads from Silha’s and Muller's. It notes local residents visiting Anaconda, a minister’s schedule, flag day office closures, and a death in the Polich family with the funeral plans. Several fishing outings and stockholder meetings are mentioned.
Mrs Pinkham and family sail for three months in Europe
Mrs Pinkham of the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass sails with her son Arthur W Pinkham and younger family members for a Naples departure on May 20 for a three months tour of Europe and a vacation.
The Miser and Other Films at Local Theaters
At the Lyric last evening the feature was The Miser a tale of a misser who counts money and is rooked by those he wronged. The Fish Industry in Astrakhan shows catching cleaning packing and more. At the Electric The Legend of a Ghost a beautiful colored feature. Summer Boarders A Queer Pair of Limbs and An Occasional Porter provide laughs.
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Astrakhan
Death of John Dugan in Warm Springs
John Dugan aged 45 died yesterday at Warm Springs. He resided in Anaconda for 20 years and was a member of the Maccabees. His remains will be brought to Anaconda for burial. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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John Dugan
Warm Springs
Anaconda
The
Maccabees
Miss Harrington Missed From Eighth Grade Honor List
In the eighth grade examination report the name of Miss Dorothy Harrington who passed with honor was inadvertently omitted in yesterday morning’s Standard edition.
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Dorothy Harrington
Mission Sunday School Team Beats Lutheran in Amateur Baseball
The Mission Sunday school team of Anaconda defeated the Lutheran club by 15 to 2 yesterday. Larson and Benson, Friedel and Anderson led the batting as the game featured strong offense from Anaconda.
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Mission Sunday School
Anaconda
Larson
Benson
Friedel
Anderson
Munn Wins the Keppler Trophy in Northwest Trap Meet
In Anaconda the Keppler trophy contest drew a large crowd with Cowan of Butte taking early leads. After three contests and a shootoff, Roger Munn of Anaconda won the diamond studded trophy on a 24 break, with Tuttle second.
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Anaconda
Northwest
Roger Munn
Mr. Cowan
Butte
Cowan
Drumgoole
Munn
Tuttle
Conyne
L. G. Smith
Mahan
Mathewson
Bell
Carder
Keppler
Quane
Smith
An American Sailor's Fight for Love at Rosy May
The Rosy May show features An American Sailor's Fight for Love about a U S sailor's quest for romance aboard a long voyage. The climax delivers a three round knockout to win the heroine's hand as the crowd fills the house. Management plans cooling machinery to comfort patrons this summer.
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United States
Fight over Denver delegates at Colorado state convention
Glenwood Springs June 14 The democratic state convention opens to pick 10 delegates for the national meeting in Denver. The contest centers on Denver delegations with iron clad resolutions to back William J Bryan for the presidential nomination. The credentials committee will decide the Speer supported group versus Patterson’s contingent.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
Denver
Colorado
William J. Bryan
Milton Smith
Speer
United States
Patterson
State Committee
Dillon Notes: Inquests rule two deaths. train washout halts traffic
Special Correspondence of the Standard from Dillon reports the coroner inquests on Thomas Lawler and George Schmiltzling found deaths by shooting with intent and in a personal crisis. Lawler's body was buried in Mountain View cemetery, Schmiltzling to be sent to Spencer Nebraska. A washout on the Oregon Short Line delayed trains 18 hours across the Beaverhead river. Dillon yards filled with southbound passenger trains and locals. Horse Prairie residents plan a club to boost the area and provide a reading room and amusements.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Thomas Lawler
George Schmiltzling
Lawler
Mountain View
Schmiltzling
Spencer
Wool sale opens Miles City market and new warehouse opens
The first Miles City wool sale of 35 000 pounds belonging to Corwin Bros was bought by Carter Snell for Jeremiah Williams and Co. The new St Paul wool warehouse holding about 2 900 000 pounds received its first carload from John Davidson's ranch. Miles City merchants pledge about 1000 for a July Fourth celebration. The five month old son of Commissioner Charles Huckins died en route to Sheridan Wyo. for treatment. remains brought back to Miles City.
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Standard
Miles City
Corwin Bros
Carter Snell
Jeremiah Williams & Co
St. Paul
John Davidson
Lee
Charles Huckins
Sheridan
Wyo
Trance Proves Great Filly On Eastern Turf
New York reports George Odom's filly Trance has been undefeated in most of nine races, with only one defeat to Fitz Herbert amid a dead heat. She swept the Rose and Ozone stakes, captured the Rosedale Suffolk Bouquet and Gayety at Belmont, and a Gravesend condition race for fillies, proving exceptional speed and stamina.
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New York
George Odom
Trance
Fitz Herbert
Trance T
Woodhaven
Elmhurst
Jamaica
Gayety
Belmont Park
Gravesend
James R. Keene
Keene
Hor Rak Re-elected Williams College Track Captain
Gilbert Horrak was re-elected captain of the Williams College track team in June at Williamstown. The junior had previously captained the freshman class track team and has also played center on the varsity basketball squad.
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Williamstown
Gilbert Horrak
Williams College
Horrak
Dillon to Host 20 Round Glove Contest July 3
Robert Hayes manager of the Scenic theater completed arrangements for a July 3 boxing match at the Dillon theater featuring Young Sullivan of Philadelphia against Kid Foley of Butte. Foley trains in Dillon this week while Sullivan prepares in Philadelphia. Hayes reports strong interest from Butte sports fans and expects many to attend.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Robert Hayes
Scenic Theater
Dillon Theater
Butte
Young Sullivan
Philadelphia
Kid Foley
Foley
Wisconsin Names Knight Captain Of Baseball Team
Madison Wisconsin June 14 Douglas 5 Knight of Bayfield was unanimously elected captain of the University of Wisconsin baseball team for next year. Credit for Wisconsin's victories this spring belongs to Knight's gilt edged pitching.
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Madison
Wis
Douglas
Knight of
Bayfield
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Knight
Yale vaulter sets world pole vault mark at 12 ft 9 in
Danbury Connecticut June 14 W R Dray of Yale cleared 12 feet 9 5 8 inches to establish a new world pole vault record at a local meet.
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Danbury
Conn
W. R. Dray
Yale
Week in politics and religion opens with conventions
The Republican National Convention will meet in Chicago Tuesday to nominate presidential candidates. Democrats convene in Chicago Monday to arrange for the Denver convention. State Democratic conventions follow in Colorado, Mississippi, and Tennessee. International gatherings include the pan Anglican congress in London and the Lambeth conference. The first national good roads congress opens in Chicago Monday. Naval ships Maine and Alabama voyage toward Honolulu due Wednesday.
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Chicago
United States
Denver
Illinois
Colorado
Tennessee
Mississippi
Glenwood Springs
Jackson
London
Canterbury
Louisville
Maine
Alabama
San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Honolulu
Pacific Fleet Assembles in San Francisco Harbor
Nine Atlantic fleet warships lie in San Francisco Bay with ships at Mare Island and Hunter’s Point. An experiment tow of torpedo craft by cruisers Colorado Pennsylvania and West Virginia may precede a Honolulu voyage. The Atlantic fleet plans to sail July 7 toward Hampton Roads for the first leg of a round-the-world voyage.
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San Francisco
Great Oceans
Hampton Roads
Mare Island Navy Yard
Hunter's Point
Pacific Coast
Georgia
Puget Sound
Wisconsin
Illinois
Kentucky
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Virginia
New Jersey
Kearsarge
St. Louis
Honolulu
Garfield
Charles
Yorktown
Bremerton
Perry
Preble
Farragut
Colorado
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
San Diego Bay
Pacific Flotilla
San Pedro
Pacific
San Francisco Bay
Admiral Sperry
Connecticut
Wisconsin Republican platform committee picks Cooper
Madison June 14 As the result of a mail caucus Congressman Cooper has been selected as the Wisconsin member of the platform committee at the Republican national convention. He will present a minority report on the platform embodying Senator La Follette's views on railway regulation and other problems.
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Madison
Wis
Cooper
Wisconsin
la Follette
Jefferson No Speaker in Rewarding Eloquent Debate
Washington Herald notes Macon Telegraph remarks on Thomas Jefferson. It argues effective public influence now rests on brains and character, not oratorical flair. Telegraph traces origin of the presidents message and suggests mass literacy via telegraph and newspapers shapes judgment more than vocal flourish.
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Washington Herald
Macon
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Congress
House
Senate
Cannon
Aldrich
Bryan
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John the Baptist Society
Beautiful Washoe Park
National Union
Tescher's
Roach & Smith
P. O. News Store
Central Labor Council
Perfection
Harper's
Silha's
W. J. Clark
Montana
Muller's
Greig’s
K. C
Columbus Buggies
Coy's
Vermillion’s Tailor Shop
Main Street
Walter W. Kroger
Philipsburg
K. D. Smith
Deer Lodge
City
Helena
Hammerslough
John C. Terry
Spokane
Co. B. Little
Allen Company
Copper City Commercial Company
James M. Glenn
Georgetown
Montana Hotel
Silver Lake
Huffman
Andore Polich
Matt Polich
East Fifth Street
St. Peter's Church
Mt. Carmel
Lyric and Electric Theaters
Treas
Ure
Manon
Ter
Grant
James Blair
Stanley Purdura
L. A. Thompson
Twin Bridges
John F. Bishop
Boston
Jean Bishop
Dillion
Bishop
Milwaukee
St. James Guild
W. S. Tash
A. A. Elliott
J. M. Johnson
Baby
American Falls
Idaho
Democrats
Miles City Notes
Odom
Herbert
Williams
Badger
Dray
Frisco
Hawaii
Paris
Majestic Range
Copper City Commercial Co
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
Missoula Ment
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John R. Toole
J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
John C. Harrington
Cash
Yegen
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mon
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehlon
J. H. T. Ryman
Peeeees
M. L. Gulden
Planet, Jr
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Hamilton, Mont
C. C.C
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