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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
7
A Montana federation meeting featured earnest talks on social centers and child welfare. Mrs. Dorothy Jobyssoy urged legislative action while Mrs. Weirich and Mrs. Holliday praised federation work. Delegates debated library extension, juvenile reform, and a proposed state labor and education agenda.
In Livingston the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs convened with speeches on social hygiene and education, stressing female scholarship, funding, and leadership. Attendees included Mollie Allen and numerous club delegates from Helena, Butte, Billings, and across the state, with plans for scholarships and future events discussed.
Governor Stewart spoke to the Eagles amid a ceremonial parade that faced disruptions from interference and crowding. The event drew about 1000 visitors with delegations from Helena and Montana, as officers discussed plans to shrink or expand organizational scope and the election of new officers awaited tomorrow.
Local items note CG A Riggs of Livingston visiting the city, Williams and wife from Lato in town for a week, and Lewistown travelers at the Wo. Bright event. A Butte resident, Voger, stayed overnight in town with family, Coris Ewats visited. Mrs Robert Janes of Wha Ron and others departed for Ta mpanton Alberta to visit friends. Football players from Mis be made in Ravn tin for a state title, with plans for July 4 games in Butte and nearby venues.
The Empire Theater hosts a musical tabloid season by Allard Woollelke circuit. Hawks second week draws good houses with nightly performances. The program features Whiffen Jessie Fenton Jack Mellowin Dan Frost Peggy Dale and Thomas Rook in a lively revue. A matinee next Sunday opens The Test Show, followed by an Ain a fleur ident next Friday then Saturday matings.
Peter, the son of John Stvrovich, died after eating a contaminated ice cream cone two weeks after an earlier incident. Doctors treated him for poison symptoms, but three physicians could not halt the decline before his death.
The article details votes on wool tariff measures and silver policy amendments in a Senate caucus. Senators Chamberlain Newlands Hale Shafroth Thomas and Walsh supported the three year wool duty plan while several others opposed or offered counter amendments. The caucus ratified a compromise placing wool on the free list and a dispute arose over countervailing duties on wheat and flour and the impact on the free list.
Special to the Standard from Lewistown June 25 The Elks meet tonight to discuss a plan to erect an Elk home on the secured site They will consider sending a large delegation to a styled convention of miners at Missinia and may seek Lewistown’s convention for next year Members rehearse nightly for the Kik a minstrel show at the opera house June 30 and July 1 under Jack Metoughus direction The city council has given Finn titer way Bebb plans to attend the national convention of Elks at Rochester, N Y next month
A telegram from Governor Pasalera Toreto reports Sonora forces seized Oreta today driving back Federal column north of Guasmas. Loyalists say insurgents under General Obregon attacked, aiming to breach state lines with heavy losses and disrupted lines of supply.
Charles Strole a ranch hand who dressed as a cowboy alarmed residents last night at Comex Lo town. Police arrested a man described as a fake cowboy and found a loaded weapon and a sum of money on him. He faces felony charges for carrying a concealed weapon.
Blanken of the Missoula union team announced the sale of catcher Trekell to manager Huggins of the St Louis Nationals. Delivery to be made at season end after the earlier sale of catcher Roberts. The two players priced at 4700 dollars.
Curtis Guilder former United States ambassador at St. Petersburg was robbed in Paris of 1000 dollars in cash and a 50000 dollar letter of credit. He is staying in a hotel as investigators led by Nayier Ialehard, head of the criminal investigation department, dispatched detectives to seek the thief.
Sweciat Mapateh on the Standard, Lewistown, June 25, Mary Hamilton Hawkesworth, a granddaughter of James Fergus for whom the county was named, married CG W. Dilin, a San Diego businessman, yesterday at the bride’s parents’ home.
Report from Rochester New York dated June 25 describes a faulty electric car incident. Six foreigners jumped from the windows during flight. several were killed instantly and others seriously injured.
Minneapolis on June 23. Charles H. Orvis said poor roads delay school progress as he spoke at the Swelety farha Promotion of Engineering Edlucation convention today. He argued that without good roads schools cannot thrive.
Winchester June 25. German detective Wile Jay Kiare was found guilty at Portsmouth on a charge of caplanage at the naval station. He received a two year sentence to penal servitude. Switzerland now owns the St Goths ard tniel shed railway.
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