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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
19
An advertisement notes ironclad stockings for children in silk lisle, offered in black white and colors. It highlights durable foot coverings for youth with emphasis on color options and sizing suitable for children's wear.
Reports from Niagara and Buffalo describe rising tensions between Villa and Carranza as mediation stalls. Villa orders garrison commanders to Torreon, while American delegates in Buffalo warn of a fragile peace process with Zacatecas battles and telegraph seizures fueling distrust between factions.
In Juarez the information bureau and telegraph office, controlled by Carranza officials, were taken over by Villa loyalists led by Col. Tomas Ornelas. The raid followed reports from Zacatecas and indicates a widening split between Carranza and Villa. Customs and treasury at Juarez were seized, Pant and other Carranza aides reportedly jailed or arrested, and Natera appointed to command a new Villa Zone near Zacatecas.
Reports from Paso Texas say General Villa has resigned as head of the northern military zone with partial confirmation. Carranza offices at Juarez were confiscated by Villa supporters and similar actions cited at Chihuahua City and Torreon as Villa remained. The resignation is tied to General Natera allegedly moving to seize Zacatecas without orders. General Carranza is said to be assembling chief officers to appoint a second in command to Villa.
Roberto V. Pesquiera, Carranza’s personal representative, met with Col. P. Elias Calles in Sogales Sonora on June 16 to discuss the ongoing troubles in Sonora between the rival factions.
Alarming fighting erupts in Durazzo area as Musselman insurgents bring heavy artillery to bear on Prince William's garrison near the royal palace. Barricades rise around foreign legations while detachments from rival fleets watch the coast. In Asia Minor Greeks report massacre at Phobia near Smyrna, with thousands fleeing to Salonika amid loot and fires. Washington debates wartime acts under Wilson as funeral notices and obituaries appear in the same page.
The funeral for the late Chet Redding, aged 51, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from Paymans Undertaking Parlors. Interment will follow at Mount Moriah Cemetery. Lincoln post and Simon Hausworth are noted in attendance.
The remains of Miss Georgie Tong will arrive in Butte Wednesday at 12:50 p.m. via the Northern Pacific. Funeral services follow at the depot then to Mount Moriah cemetery with Rev. Ed Groeneveld officiating. The family thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy and offerings.
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