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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
18
Yale defeats Harvard by four inches in a four mile eight oared varsity race on the Thames at New London Conn. Yale finishes in 21 minutes 16 seconds with Harvard one fifth of a second later. Judges confer as lines of steamers and spectators watch the decisive moment.
Exhaustion marred the victory as Yale edged Harvard in a near photo finish with Appleton of Yale and Denegre leading, while Harvard’s crew, led by Murray, fought hard. Officials ruled Yale four inches ahead after a tense long-distance clash from Red Top to Barrett’s Cove, with both crews displaying bold form and sportsmanlike conduct.
The Butte miners voted for a day’s wages set at 3.50 dollars, while the federation dispute deepens. Secretariat funds were audited as the July 20 meeting approaches, with secretary reports and transfers to Michigan investigated. Leaders from Moyer to Lowney examine local autonomy within the Western Federation as disputes with operating companies in Montana and Denver unfold.
The Western Federation of Miners obtained a charter granting the right to control miners' labor with consent from authorized representatives of every union in the American Federation of Labor. The piece argues that independent nations could not usurp these federation rights or expect recognition for unions individually or collectively.
The Butte Miners' union and related figures defend themselves amid charges tied to a Western Federation of Miners receipt for 450 dollars used for expenses of Brennan Harrington and Holland. Holland, Brennan, and Harrington testified in Deadwood against a 25 000 mortgage dispute involving the unions, receiving 150 dollars each for railroad fare as reimbursement from the union. The suit ultimately upheld the mortgage against the Lead Miners' union.
Burt Riley head of the Butte Miners Union returns to Hutte after a fishing trip in Big Hole Country. He inspected wrecked union hall sections and reportedly did not obtain a permit to carry a revolver. John Foley, involved in dynamiting the miners’ union safe, was arrested and discharged by city authorities. Foley admitted his role and was jailed for creating a disturbance.
The Association of Sheet Metal in session in this city decided today to hold the next convention in Denver. Paul F. Brandstedt of Washington D C was elected president. Julius R. Rook of St Louis K I Wills of Moline Ill T P Walsh of San Antonio Texas and J J Dalsell of Youngstown Ohio were chosen vice presidents.
Walkerville earned a 7 to centerville win in a twilight tie game at North Walkerville grounds. Sohne and Grogan formed the Walkerville battery while Rogers and Gray protected Centerville’s sticks.
Fragmentary report notes Maj El Holm Gabi and Francisco Villa's men near Agua Prieta. Constitutionalists claim he has a mandate to arm and lead an expedition to seize Lower California for the insurgents, a move described as requiring substantial effort.
Dr. John G. Clinkscales, mathematics professor and former schoolteacher since 1878, emerges as a possible successor to Governor Gole L. Blease in the Democratic primary. He advocates compulsory schooling for all South Carolina youths as the cure for state ills seen under Blease, including lynching, convict pardons, and poverty.
Watt for final mediation word looms as talks unfold in Texas about Carranza naming a constitutionalist cabinet. Arrivals report healing prospects between Carranza and Villa if the appointed officials satisfy Villa’s faction, with hopes to settle rifts within days.
June 12 Niagara Parke Ontario a memorandum from Lamar to Emilio Rabaga stresses the United States insistence on an Acceptance State plan for pacification of Mexico. If Huerta delegates yield mediation may end soon. Ambassadors Da Gama Ruaren press for stance while Huerta warns of possible actions. Observers doubt pacification if constitutionalists reject any plan.
Mediation parties weigh Lascurain as provisional president amid Huerta era concerns. Some Mexican delegates oppose his return to foreign affairs while others see American leverage for a provisional appointment pending constitutional order. Talks diverge as mediation moves look to end. Panama Canal ship Santa Clara achieves another lock passage, aiding canal experience.
Martin Nathanson handicapper for the Tutte race meeting reports the card looks stronger than last year. W J Caryon’s string is due tomorrow from Montreal, with eight others in the car. Workout notes list Ada M and Pay Streak and a series of five eighths to a mile times among several horses. A Harvard scientist says floor seating is healthier than chairs.
Mourners announce the deaths of Deane Doherty and Alfred Wicks with services at Sherman Reed chapel and family plots in Suonahe Cemetery. Nellie Campbell, age 62, of Butte, died in town, remains at local undertaking parlors, funeral arrangements pending.
Jones Bell heads the Independent 1385 Street event as Walsh Fancral Director and Ey re Street oversee the lineup.
The funeral of the late Gallagher will take place Saturday morning at 9, from the family residence Broadway, proceeding to Sacred Heart Church where high mass will be celebrated at 9. The funeral of the late Connell will be held Monday morning at 10 from 32 Mear Daly Street to St. Mary’s Church where high mass will be celebrated at 9.30. The funeral of the town payer will take place Tuesday morning at Duggan’s undertaking and proceed to St Mara church where mass will be celebrated at 9.30.
Kennedy will take place Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family residence 12 South Main Street with Rev C F Chapman officiating. Funeral is private. Friends will please omit flowers. Walston bodies to be moved from Anaconda tomorrow Sunday at 4 50 pm to First Presbyterian church with services by Rev Groeneveld at 1 pm. Interment Mount Moriah Cemetery.
Peer vetted teams Juniors and ANcBlame face off after a close game with strong ball handling and Dob hams notable for the Juniors. Murphy and She contributed points for the Juniors while O'Brien, Sullivan and O'Brien spark the Al-Stars in Centerville. The rematch is set for tomorrow at Big Kutte grounds.
An English scientist argues that if radium within the earth’s interior equals the amount found in rocks, the interior would grow hotter over time rather than cooler, suggesting a future rise in temperature.
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