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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
11
A Mountain states sheriffs party visited Anaconda and Warm Springs, touring the institution’s buildings and departing by train. An accident during return travel near Noowhetty narrowly avoided injury as two cars halted and a bystander avoided a crash, with one driver leaping clear to escape.
A poorly scanned report notes University of Montana efforts to recruit young men from high schools for a new law department program. The campaign aims to attract graduates from various counties who will travel to Helena and other towns in the state for a five week session beginning next Tall.
A garbled notice notes that Lawler and French have never interceded except to supply Avery for funerals at a local undertaking establishment. Bills are due and payable directly to the author.
More than 100 pupils participate in St Peters church school closing exercises at Margaret theater tonight. The program features a dramatic pantomime Hol of theMystic Ros with a young cast, opening with Chanta and ending with a lavish pageant of ancient scenes led by Claudia and Tolley, amid singing and elaborate stage effects.
Mrs. FP H Mcmunnigal dies at home on Raf Warth Street aged 51 with family losses noted including children and brothers. The obituary mentions daughters Mrs Marie Trueman and Mrs McMunnigal sonly details of relatives and arrangements pending consultation.
Amivandiy league action at Waalhne park and Cli League games show unsettled results. Dnnky Butte and Woltx factions rule the foam traders scene as teams prepare for next matchups. Johnsen comments hint at Rubi involvement and possible key players, but details remain unclear.
Bry Prawetsen from Roatan and Hartahorn were chosen president of the International Sunday School Association. Preparation for the convention was underway as a large audience gathered. The meeting was postponed tonight as the foreign version of the Bible was discussed.
A mixed local items column notes polities at Zollman s and a Miller beer stop at the Wat. Mentions Sullivan Meteyson selling candies and a Brewery barber show with Oto Claver. Loyal Order of Miopee meets in Malet tonight, and notices of room for rent at 107 East Fifth Street. Also listed are diamonds for sale on monthly terms, Janmersiough s, and a 10 percent diveyant on refrigerators at Cog CT. Eye specialist Panw now at Plond building. Dance at Warm Springs Saturday night June 24 by Warm Springs Heel company. Prominent Butte residents include Postmaster Gill Jackman, J Murphy and W F Wain. Swedish Mission church hosts cream social tonight at Fifth and Alder. Rev Groom to speak at Christian church next Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carl P Bailey announced wedding tour largely in Iowa. Jil Morse returns from Gonzaga for vacation. Many Americans attend horn-Marlowe reduction at Broadway Shealer. F E Potter of Sioux City speaks on hammork freecape. A demonstration of a simple canvas strip device shown at Central school draws interest for future beard meetings.
The National Association of Attorneys General adopted a resolution to repudiate federal jurisdiction and pend state laws by opposing the federal district court. George Cosson of Iowa and a committee discussed express company methods and planned a meeting with railroad commissions of states to study rates. Thomas B. O Brien urged state cooperation. A S Webb of California elected president with George Simpson of Minnesota as vice president and George Vossan as secretary-treasurer. The meeting venue was left to a committee.
A report from Porutethy Idaho states Hugh Whitney, known as the Lilie outing, is apparently safe after a chase through the Waltowy creek country near Grey's Lake. The missing person was believed to have signaled Hortiaast and fled into one of the wildest pieces of rugged country in the area.
A confusing report notes A. P. Adwoia of Whitns Tt shorty received lime size Henne eC evening. Details indicate an arrest or detainer by a Derthoed Caeliie cyan gatose pe Wks Tg eat at pear Hs Min. Phy. A Miles Clie fospien is mentioned with ownership and a message from Ms. brother. Avkema went to Miles CHy and will wing the Mody here for interment.
Unclear OCR text suggests plans or rumors about Mivine Sara returning from a tour of America with political or entertainment ties. Names and dates are garbled, making specifics uncertain while hinting at a possible public appearance or statement.
In testimony on page one, a witness suggests a substantial share of the jackpot came from liquor interests in Peoria. The inquiry probes whether Chicago money houses opposed Senator Lorimer and notes opposition from telephone company leaders. Altman grows heated over ties with Funk, Hines, Wilden and Lorimer.
Washington reports a protest by the Miles City Chamber of Commerce over a War Department order delaying access to certain reservation rows. Representative Pray urged disclosure of the reasons, with the issue highlighted by the local business group and federal oversight.
The readable portion suggests royal approval affecting a European operation, with references to Wingish and a soft Tinlion tone. Not enough concrete facts, names, dates, or places to form a solid summary.
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