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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1914
Page
25
Premier Asquith met a six woman deputation linked to Sylvia Pankhurst’s East London federation at Downing Street after her Holloway release. He insisted the group be genuine working women and warned against outrage while praising the effort to present work views.
Funeral notices and details are garbled with misreading in Maryland avenue and St Joseph church. Interment planned at Holy Cross cemetery with arrangements for the O peras of the inte Gus Jarvis.
The funeral of John Consell will be held tomorrow morning at 9 at the family home 22 Went Daly Street then to St Lawrence church for a high mass. The funeral of Jo Dwyer is Tuesday at 9 from Dungane Undertaking Parlors to St Marys church for mass.
The notice lists Larry Duggan Reliable Undertaker and Embalmer at 822 North Main Street Bell. services for the Halston family and Kennedy family express thanks for sympathy during illness and burial. Messages also credit the Hutchison family and solicit thanks from neighbors and organizations such as Women of Woodcraft and Ladies of Security.
Directory listing for Joseph Richards Fanern director and embalmer located at 85-10 Montana Street Mu Ind with Mount Bell phone 307, city area. Includes address and contact details for professional services.
The premier argued that women over eleven should receive the vote under similar terms as men and that granting it would mirror men’s rights. He said the government must curb militant suffragists’ violence but protect free speech of proper political organizations. He promised to consider the women’s representations and to refer to Home Secretary McKenna the request for Sylvia Pankhurst’s conditional release.
A chaotic hotel arrival page lists many guests and locations including Shornton K Arnol I Los Angeles Johnson Newman Neb Barker Cleveland Chi Brooks St. Louis Green Nasse New York Brown Haas Seattle Power Helena Longmald Helena Bateman Leonard Chicago McPhearson Helena Adams San Francisco Pratt Boston Prather St. Louis Abbott Three Forks Connor Three Forks Bennett Virginia City Gorman San Francisco Garbill Chicago Moore Great Falls Bikler Hutte Weltz Three Forks Fanis Helena Jardine Helena Micklory Billings Wilcox Billings Jardine Helena Hannah Philipsburg McKay Bozeman Boddy Missoula Hannah Philips Dure McKay Bozeman Ray Redouck Spokane Fancher Dear Lodge King Great Falls Jones Bozeman Van Winkle Columbus Dillon Rogers Salt Lake Shobe Twin Bridges Three Forks Missoula Trudel Spokane Fulton Cleveland Melton Dillon Rogers Salt Lake.
Mrs Grace Cotterill of Seattle, active in the suffrage effort, has just returned from Helena and surrounding districts after three weeks of campaigning. She reports strong enthusiasm and predicts growing support for the movement. She spoke at the Salvation Army hall last night and was scheduled to lecture at Emmanuel Presbyterian Church on East Galena Street this evening.
Mr and Mrs Joseph C Pyle 1136 West Platinum recall wedding invitations set for June 25 at their home due to a recent bereavement The ceremony will be a strictly family affair.
Kentucky ponies continue arriving at the Butte course with Silt and Farrer's high class stable and others from racing centers. Notable arrivals include Parlor Boy’s owner Jake Krause, plus Jack Nunnally Fort August Heinze and others. Training workouts listed for many horses with times and fractions. Local fans report early birds out on the course and a lively scene at the track.
Garrett, who was vying resignation last night as manager of the Helena club, becomes a free agent after declining the Helena pitching role. The Helena club wanted him as a pitcher but he refused. A Butte club made an offer for Garrett's services last night.
Al Norton and sparring partner Vic Hanson arrived in Butte last night and will begin road work today for a July 2 bout. Joe Bond, the Coast heavyweight, will be the opponent.
Beyr Hastings, who runs the Fountain road house, was arrested last evening on a warrant charging violation of the wineroom ordinances. She was to appear in court, with a bond set at five pounds.
Captain Robert Bartlett, famed master of the Karluk, reached Nome from St Michael after the Karluk sank near Herald Island last February. He plans a July voyage north to Wrangell Island to fetch 18 white sailors and four Eskimos who remained there, after one Eskimo reportedly made a land trip to Whaler Bay in Siberia.
Insurgent leadership within the Western Federation of Miners seeks to appoint a national representative to take control of local Union property and negotiate with the insurgent movement. They push for democratic local reorganization while preserving international solidarity. Mayor Duncan and Port Murphy discussed police actions, agreeing no saloon closures unless trouble arises.
Geo Pinoncello of Meaderville purchased the Linkendorfer ranch eight miles south of Twin Bridges for 25000 with all farming machinery and livestock. The 420 acre Ruby Valley property is among the region’s best ranches and the sale includes potential mining upsides near the Libby mine. The new owner previously ran dairies and mining in Meaderville. Also noted is a promising ore dump near Libby mine, estimated at around 12 dollars per ton in gold.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Dillon on June 2 reports Howard Morse visiting Dillon summer at his parents J. E. Morse. Mrs Hollis Potter from Chicago visits Dillon with her infant son. Flora Holden, daughter of County Assessor Norman Holden, injured at a public school swing. Miss Tram Stone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lehuone, arrives to spend the summer.
Denver dispatch reports federal mediation board member S H Davis and colleagues arriving to resume talks with miners representatives. Frank Hayes of the United Mine Workers met with mediators as operators claimed no notice of their visit. Hayes indicated the next move must come from either the operators or the mediators.
Paris June 2 Henri de Rothschild was wounded in the leg after a former creamery owner, reportedly ruined by Rothschild's charity creamery, opened fire at a boulevart cafe. Five shots were fired but only one took effect. The doctor of medicine and noted author is considered not seriously injured.
On June 2 about thirty five people were aboard the excursion steamer Majestic when it sank in the Mississippi near St Louis. Twenty survived by lifeboats or swimming, while one watchman, William Cuthbert of Peoria Illinois, remained missing. Deck hand Clyde Wilson swam three miles to reach the Missouri shore, Rolla Wisherd a nephew of the owner and musician Albert Gabel swam two miles to an island below Chain of Rocks.
Large crowd in Anaconda attended the final free cooking lecture, where several good recipes were shared. Attendees received practical hints on cooking techniques and food preparation, as instructors highlighted easy, dependable methods.
A fragment recipe describes frying half a pound of bacon until crisp, breaking it in pieces, adding half a cup of vinegar, then four or five eggs scrambled. Spinach is boiled, eggs and bacon poured over, and a foamy sauce prepared with apricot juice and pineapple, sugar, butter, and flour, poured over beaten egg whites.
A three day free cooking demonstration by Mrs Marshment, hosted by Standard in Standard hall, drew large crowds of Anaconda women. Lectures covered new recipes and kitchen efficiency, with local booths showcasing food products and appliances.
Words backed the claims of line superiority. Mrs. Marshment plans to continue in other cities. She demonstrated how to use leftovers and offered tips for preparing a satisfactory dinner from them.
Sunday services listed for First Church of Christ Scientist St Marks Our Savior Norwegian Lutheran Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Swedish Mission Swedish Baptist First Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian and other groups with times ranging from 8 to 11 a.m. and 12 to 8 p.m. Community notices include Sunday school times, special programs, and cordial invitations to attend.
The quick messenger service report notes Miss Loretta Malloy has returned after attending school in Seattle for the past year. The Anaconda high school plans to meet tomorrow evening at the high school building to discuss year end activities.
Joan R. Sajatovich longtime Anaconda resident will circulate a petition this week seeking the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Deer Lodge County for the coming term. He served as deputy sheriff under James O Keefe in 1909 1910 1911 and 1912 and has held posts on the Anaconda police force.
Elks request all members attend funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. W A Ralston at the Elks temple this morning at 10 o clock.
American aviator Walter I Brock won the London to Manchester and back air race beating eight competitors. He completed 322 miles by crow flight in about 6 miles per hour, with an elapsed time of 4 hours 42 minutes 25 seconds.
Approximately 300 Masons from Butte and nearby towns attended Acacia lodge at the Masonic temple, forming what locals call the largest ever fraternity gathering in Anaconda. Afternoon Master Mason degree by Wisdom lodge with B. A. Risley presiding. evening degree by River Bow lodge under Parker Rand. A banquet followed with Toast Master Frank Kennedy. Visitors, praised hospitality, returned on a special train.
Relatives and friends of Mr and Mrs W A Ralston attend an Elks service and wake for the drowned couple killed when their car plunged into Deep Trail creek. Funeral plans list Montanas pioneer family, with services in Anaconda and Butte and interment at Mount Moriah. floral tributes and large attendance anticipated. Also mentioned are funeral arrangements for C H Strowbridge, deceased in the same accident, with services at Wisdom and interment there.
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