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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
24
The market saw a downturn with several issues dropping, copper prices rallying briefly to 69 while Amalgamated slipped to 69 before recovery. Traders cited crop reports and a Washington rumor of government action against steel magnates as depressants.
In two suits by Butte against ex treasurer Phil C Goodwin and associates, the city declines to be bound by the furnished shortages totaling 23,201.29 and reserves right to present additional items before trial. Itemized figures show shortages across cash book tax and road taxes for 1906 07 and 1907 09 terms, with a combined total of 38,201.29.
Mayor Duncan will travel to Minneapolis by train to attend a McNamara protest meeting on Sunday. He plans to observe Milwaukee's socialist government firsthand, compare conditions, and consider applying lessons to Butte if suitable.
Andrew Delmolino was killed late Wednesday on West Daly Street Walkerville when a street car struck him. Eye witnesses and the motorman testified he reeled drunk and may have stepped onto the track. The jury ruled the death an accident while under the influence.
Missoula becomes the gathering point for St. Jean Baptiste society members as two special trains depart the Northern Pacific depot Sunday morning to take attendees to the convention in Garden City. A return train leaves Missoula at 6 45 in the evening.
Chicago June 22 Mildred Bridges 17 a disciple of the Abso lute Life cult testified for the defense in the Evelyn Arthur Lee case. Bridges described life at See s temple where she lived with Mona Rees and Len. She said about fifty children were under their care and that letters between See and the witness were jokes. Prosecution questions on parenthood were sustained.
James Hill a produce merchant is alleged to have broken speed records last night at Park and Main. Officer Hungate saw him drive toward city hall. Hill denied his horse could exceed the limit and was released on $20 bonds until this morning.
Joseph Marshall, 86, an employee of the Silver Bow club, died yesterday afternoon after a ten day illness from pneumonia at 246 Hopkins Avenue. The body will be sent to Galveston Texas for burial or service.
Peter J. Roberts and Miss Henrietta Eliott were married Wednesday by Rev. A. A. Walker at Mrs. Treloar’s home 212 South Gaylord street. They will honeymoon at Pipestone Springs and reside at 2719 Florence avenue after their return.
Special Dispatch to the Standard notes C. E. Allen, master mechanic on the Montana division of the Northern Pacific, headquartered in Livingston, was mar-
Pittsburg club protests a game decision made by the field umpire rather than the batt umpire. President Lynch notes the rule 61 section 3 requires the chief umpire to decide when a runner is forced between bases and a see saw play occurs.
Jerry McCarthy signs a big boxing bout for next Wednesday night featuring Mickey O'Brien versus Maurice Thompson. Thompson, regarded as the lightweight champion of the region, defeated out-of-state rivals including a Kansas man in Bozeman. O'Brien rose to prominence by roughing up Young Mooney in two bouts and stays a fast, durable opponent. The lighter Thompson clashes with the steely O'Brien to promise the season’s best fight.
San Antonio June 22 The greatest military base ball tournament in national history will open Saturday as the maneuver division championship series begins at Fort Sam Houston. Over 200 players from regimental teams compete with a game daily through August 15. Elimination series last week produced the participating regimental teams.
Kiel Germany June 22 The American yacht Bibilto won the third in a four race sender class series. The Beaver finished second and the German Seehund III took third.
Ohio, June 22. Harvey Dixon amateur won the cap shoot with a possible 10 in the fourth squad between and eightieth birds. He stood as high as 22 yards at the Grand American event. The interstate trophy and $1,000 in cash awarded.
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