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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1914
Page
15
Sheriff Tim Driscoll was assaulted by a mob during a dynamiting incident at the union safe. After being knocked about he freed himself and warned the crowd with a pistol. He slept four hours, then resumed command of about 100 deputies and urged reliable citizens to become social deputies as county commissioners empowered him to empanel them.
Mr Tiyan b a graduate of the Boston Normal school hosts dance classes teaching hesitation and other modern dances at Wolumbis gardens. Sessions run Monday Wednesday and Thursday evenings with the first class Wednesday from 3:30 to 9:30. An 18-number dance follows the lesson and admission is 50 cents.
Magnet City resident S C Brinkley asserts he has the longest beard in the United States. The claim appears in a faded ad style mentioning Velvet milk and cream products and a Velvet Ice Cream company at 417 South Idaho Butte.
The Corpus Christi festival was solemnized with high mass across city churches. Visiting priests, including Father Lechner and Father Morris, celebrated, while Sacred Heart plans new altars to be installed by August. Parish groups at Sacred Heart and St Marys organize meetings and social events, including a Dramatic Club debut at Hibernia hall on June 23.
Review of an Ansonia theater program praising “Our Fairy Play” with green meadows imagery, Billy Quirk, King Baxter, and Miss Mabel Mercut. Notes audience appeal, a special matinee, and the ongoing Adventures of Kathryn as the second last series, concluding with a hopeful verdict on the Sunday crowd.
Bodich a 3 year old miner suffered fractures and bruises after colliding with a southbound street car on Mercury street while riding a motorcycle. His leg above the knee and collar bone were injured and his bicycle wrecked. He was treated at the emergency hospital by Dr. C. Horst.
Fire Chief Peter Sanger faced threats as crowds attacked city jail and blocked routes. Fire apparatus from Quartz and Arizona streets was commandeered, then dispersed by police. The unrest followed speeches urging actions against Sanger while hoses were swung at passersby and later returned to stations.
A bright breezy program plays at the Empress theater with a popular bill. Notable acts include Jollie Deodima in animated visions, Tom Waters with a strong piano repertoire, and Willian Lempe’s One Flight Up with a capable cast. Pearl and Irene Sands sing well and Charmers Comedy delivers old-fashioned laughs. The Empress orchestra backs the program, which features modern electrical effects and a fashionable lineup.
A community cooking school event promotes free classes and an auction of cakes to raise funds for cat charitable partners. Open demonstrations happen this week with sessions led by instructors, inviting attendees to learn and participate at no cost. A separate police report notes a fatal altercation after a grocery quarrel in San Francisco, where a clerk was charged with manslaughter.
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