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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
6
A early 1920s overview by A Hyatt Verrill extols radio telephony as a war born progress shift. It notes rapid commercial and amateur adoption, broadcasts from stations, and future prospects with increased range, smaller devices, and pocketable receivers. It stresses accessibility and entertainment value.
A lone sheepherder Joe Quigley living five miles north of Avon in Deer Lodge County boarded the world Tuesday and shot himself in the head with a wall gun. Authorities found him with no note or motive. Nearest neighbor Arthur Komas county commissioner lived about a quarter mile away. Funeral arrangements not set.
The United Methodist Episcopal church will host a Friday social on June 16. Ep worth league runs the candy booth, Junior league the fish pond, Ladies' Sewing circle the pastry booth, and Ladies' Aid society refreshments. The program includes choir pieces, readings, and solos by Mrs. Dunstone, Mrs. Patterson, Miss Lucia Evans, Barbara Hay Simmons, and Harold Estlick.
Dr Heinan son of Mr and Mrs M L Heinan of 507 West Park street spends several days in Butte with his parents. He has been an interne at Mount Sinai hospital Cleveland Ohio for the past year and will join the general hospital Cincinnati as resident surgeon on July 1. Heinan is a 1915 Butte High School graduate and earned his MD from the University of Michigan last year.
The Montana State Normal college senior class celebrates class day with a powwow burying the hatchet at dusk on the campus quad. Seniors in Indian dress pass the class possessions to juniors as candles light the farewell procession. Diplomas await tomorrow as summer students arrive.
Uranus governs this day with malefic influence signaling public distrust and propaganda. Forecasts warn of mental strain monomania and social disruption with possible rise in poverty and rail traffic next month. Foreseen cultural shifts include odd cults and international tensions while families may enjoy happiness and gifted children.
Margaret P G Shaughnessy sues E W Softley and others for 2500 alleging due payment. Hearing held yesterday before Judge William E Carroll. Defendants consent to settlement but seek court order naming the payee due to a misunderstanding. Arguments set for Tuesday.
Capt. Fred Stevens of the Salvation Army in Butte goes to Dillon to establish a post. Lieut. Walter Jackson arrives in Butte from San Francisco to take his place. Capt. Williams leaves for a vacation in Seattle.
Cleveland defeats Boston 4 to 1 in a pitchers’ duel as Coveleskie limits the Red Sox to three hits. Stephenson suffers a thumb injury and will be out for several days, while Smith accounts for two Boston hits.
Chicago defeated Philadelphia in a free hitting game. C Walker of the Athletics hit his eleventh homer of the season. Ernie Johnson left after being hit on the elbow. Final score Philadelphia 5 Chicago 6. Batteries Heimach Perkins Faber Schalk.
Detroit jumps to an early lead as Heilmann belts a two run homer and Hellmann adds his eleventh of the season. Olsen pitched steadily to seal a 6 to 2 win over the New York Giants in a game where Detroit scored in the first and third innings. S Jones and Devormer divided catching duties with Olsen and Bassler on the mound.
In St Louis on June 14 the Browns rallied as Sisler hit a bases loaded two out homer in the sixth to give St Louis a 7 to 6 win over the Senators. Pruett pitched for the Browns with a no hit bid. Picinich was ejected for arguing calls.
Boston June 14 Outfielder Clif ford Heathcote of the Chicago Nationals was knocked unconscious in the seventh inning while attempting to steal second base colliding with Boston’s Ford. He was carried to the clubhouse after medical checks and later regained consciousness as specialists were summoned.
The legion maps a ring card featuring Butte boys on June 25. Kid Monahan is likely to face Leidle of Helena in the main event while Walter Coney, back from the coast, fights an as yet unnamed foe in the semi windup. Lew Mehrlich is set for the opener with an opponent TBD.
At Columbus St Paul defeated by American Association 11 to 4 and 4 to 6 at Toledo Minneapolis lost 9 to 4 at Louisville Milwaukee 9 Kansas City 4 Indianapolis 9 Kansas City 4 event results show mixed outcomes across sites with several city matchups listed.
Margaret Bailey was arrested by city officers on insanity charges. She will be turned over to the county as she is described as not violent but no longer responsible for herself.
A chaotic schedule news roundup notes four postponed or delayed games featuring teams such as the Clarks the A C M and the Anodes and Montana Power. Red Manley joins Cole-Pitts as a former Creighton back described as a human tank. The Independents plan a Sunday double header weather permitting and Mines leaguers seek new material.
A playful musing compares golf on an emerald to baseball on a diamond, noting both green and highly polished surfaces and asking why one sport couldn’t share the same name and setup.
Pittsburg plays New York and Cincinnati faces Philadelphia in the National League while Washington meets St Louis Philadelphia opposes Chicago New York plays Detroit and Boston visits Cleveland in the American League.
Baseball results list scores for games in Los Angeles Sacramento and San Francisco with battery lineups. Oakland at Salt Lake game postponed due to wet grounds.
Deer Lodge plans a big Fourth of July boxing card with over 30 rounds. Feature is a 12 round main event starring Joe Simonich who drew Frankie Murphy previously. Lew Mehrlich may fight in the curtain raiser with an unnamed opponent. Joe eyes Missoula match July 19 or 20 for the open-air show tied to the NEA convention.
Pat Mealy defeated M. J. Pendergast in the first two games of a five game series at the North Main street court. Scores were 21 to 6 and 21 to 4.
Mrs H Gannon arrives in Butte from Philipsburg while Mrs Kate Benton of Dalhart Texas stops at the Thornton. Cattleman William Pahnish of Polaris on a business visit with Herman Max and Joseph Spiecker from Helmville. Leroy Arnott of Wisdom ranch visits Butte. N W Schwarts of Dillon stopped in Butte yesterday.
Philipsburg observes Flag Day with business displays and fraternal tributes despite rain. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Haverty and families, Mr. and Mrs. Marchion, and others visit friends in Anaconda Deer Lodge Madison Wisconsin trips noted.
New York widened its lead over Pittsburgh to five games after a 13 to 5 victory. The Giants rapped 18 hits with five homers, Snyder hitting two in succession and Meuse belting his seventh of the season. Batteries Carlison Hamilton Yellowhorse and Gooch Mattax Douglas and Snyder.
Brooklyn tops St Louis 4 by 9 in a game where Vaneco hurled a shutout. Dodgers collect runs on timely hits with Pfeffer knocked for six. Robinson reshuffles with Olson at short and Mitchell at first as Olson makes defensive impact and Mitchell singles for a key run. Batteries Pfeffer Ainsmith. Vance Deberry.
Chicago defeated Boston as Statz starred at bat and in the field. Steuland wobbled but kept men on base despite the collision that knocked Heathcote unconscious while stealing second. Final score Chicago 15 Boston 2 with Steuland, Miller, Oeschger, Lansing, Braxton, Watson, and O'Neil credited in a bumpy mound battle.
New York June 14 Benny Leonard and Lew Tendler will fight for the world lightweight championship in Jersey City on July 27 after they signed articles today.
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