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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1924

Page

11

Eagle Fraternal State Officers Elected At Montana Session

The Butte based Fraternal Order of Eagles state aerie elected Thomas J. Troy of Havre as state president and named Don King of Butte as vice president along with other officers. The Butte aerie drill team took first in ritual, Ravaliaerie of Hamilton won John D. Ryan cup for membership growth, and a resolution condemned the Ku Klux Klan. The next year’s meeting dates will be decided later.

Associated Press of Great Falls Montana State Aerie Order of Eagles Thomas J. Troy Havre State Aerue Don King Butte Lester Lobel Helena W. F. Lietz A. E John D. Ryan Ravailiaerie of Hamilton Ku Klux Klan Klan

Bitter Root News Cannery Preparing to Handle Large Pea Crop

Stevensville June 25 Work to organize the Ravalli Canning plant for a big pea crop is sped up with improvements to the building. The cannery will begin packing in July and a good crop is expected. Heavy mid June showers slowed vines but harvest should occur in about six weeks. Cherry canning starts August 1 with a light crop expected due to rains in central and southern valleys. A new sauerkraut factory is under construction next to the plant with a 60 by 60 foot foundation and two stories to house new equipment.

Stevensville Ravalli Caning Company Hamilton Illiam Lowery

Erickson Enters Governor Race in Montana Nomination Fight

J B Erickson Kalispell former seventh district judge filed with a secretary of state as the third Democratic candidate for governor in the August primary. Other contenders include I G Denny of Butte and Miles Romney of Hamilton for the nomination.

The Associated Press Elena J. EB. Erickson Kalispell Seventh Judicial District I. G. Denny Buttend Miles Romney Hamilton Harry A. Bolinger Bozeman Ninth Juicial District Elmer E. Hershey Issoula Fourth Judicial District

Inheritance Tax Set for Bielenberg Estate

Deer Lodge Montana June 25 The court proved the inheritance tax in the estate of John N W Bielenberg deceased totaling 36984 22 Ninety per cent will go to the state and ten per cent to the district schools.

Deer Lodge John N. W. Bielenberg Tone State Carl Horst Butte Horst Katherine Aylesworth Hugh Hillis Spokane Lioyd Williamson John Collins Frank Conley E. T. O’gara Rose Helmville J. J. Miller Ross Bugg J. G. Lindley Carl Bensice Garrison

Dillon Band Delights Crowd With Summer Concerts

The Dillon band directed by Rev. F. X. Leschner gave a second public concert at Bannack and Idaho streets attracting a large Dillon crowd. Summer concerts are planned at intervals. Also notes on local residents visiting from Grant Armstead Spokane and Monida and a Normal College Go Picnic to Barratts with 600 students boarding transport at 1:30.

Dillon Dillon Band F. X. Leschner Bannack Idaho Otto Galloway Wilma Colfer M. E. French Gertrude French Missoula E Emmett Carroll Big Hole Basin S. B. Howell Grant W. Stallings John Mullen Armstead John Emil Schindler Co. S. Howard Albert Thompson Boise W.S. Tash Grasshopper Valley Edmonson Monte Mathews al Grochean Monida Val Tadovich Reichle E. B. Rife J. A. Browne Browne's Station Montana State Normal College Barratts

Playground Track Meet At Deer Lodge Draws Interest

Deer Lodge residents report strong interest in summer playground activities. Boys and girls compete in yard dashes, broad jumps, high jumps, shot put, and ball throws divided by weight groups with notable performances by Leo McCormick Don Valiton and Emmett Purcell.

Don Valiton Leo Amma Herbert Baker Don Valston Leo Eneck Harold Schecter Leo McCormick Emmett Purcell Neale Baker Donalston Dorothy Hayes Yvonne Millard Inez Bultman Rena Patton Wanda Holman Leona Jarrett Patsy Tippetts Pearl Small Mary Ellen Bielenberg Patsy Tippets Lyalus Larock Peat Ippetts Alberta Harris

Solemn requiem for Dominic Ruane in Anaconda

A high mass for Dominic Ruane, who died in a smelter accident last Sunday, was held at St. Peter's Church with Rev. Fathers Tracy Kelly and Crawley officiating. Catholic fraternal orders and a large crowd attended. pallbearers included six Morris cousins. interment followed at Mount Carmel cemetery.

St. Peter’s Dominic Ruane Father Tracy Father Kelly Father Crawley Ector Launderville Tom Ferguson Order of Foresters Order of Hibernians James Morris John Morris Michael Morris Dominic Morris Anthony Morris James Corcoran Patrick Bearry Timothy Tracey Michael Walsh Bernard Shovlin Thomas McNay Mount Carmel Cemetery

Plans Completed for Country Club Dance Event

The Anaconda Country club prepares for a second subscription dance tomorrow night with Miss Brennan's orchestra providing music. Invitations were issued to members and out of town guests. The committee includes Ernest Kleptko Arthur Tuchscherer and Malcom Webber and lunch service can be arranged by notifying Mrs Bryson at the clubhouse before the party starts.

Anaconda Country Club Miss Brennan Ernest Kleptko Arthur Tuchscherer Malcom Webber

Stel lingen Zoo Reopens After Long Closure In Hamburg

The Stel lingen zoo near Hamburg, founded by Karl Hagenbeck in 1907, reopens after decades of closure since 1920 for financial reasons. Henry and Lorenz Hagenbeck led the effort to restock prey species from India and Africa that had been killed during World War I.

Hamburg Germany Stellingen Karl Hagenbeck Henry Lorenz Hagenbeck India Africa

Antitrust Move by Stone Targets Oil Patents

Attorney General Stone files suit against about 50 oil firms including Standard Oil Indiana. He claims royalty patents and 79 license agreements restrain trade in gasoline and other petroleum products. The suit seeks injunctions to nullify contracts and bar future similar agreements.

Attorney General Stewart Stone Standard Oil Company of Indiana Patent Office United States Atorney General Stone

Fargo Lightweight Wins Helena Bout

Russie Leroy of Fargo won the judges decision over Johnny Schauers of St. Paul in a 15 round main event. Lundy of Salt Lake City and Billy Petrolle of Fargo drew in a 10 round lightweight bout. Fred Leidie knocked out Red Macauly of Missoula in five rounds. Bouts were staged by steam before land carriage adaptation.

Associated Press Helena Russie Leroy Fargo Johnny Schauers St. Paul Lundy Salt Lake City Billy Petrolle Fred Leidie Red" Macauly Missoula

Golfers Ready for First Round in Britain

Hoy Lake June 25 Fine warm weather expected for the British open as 80 professionals and six amateurs including five Americans start. Two rounds tomorrow and two on Friday with eight likely contenders led by Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen Jim Barnes and McDonald Smith. British favorites include George Duncan Abe Mitchell Arthur Gavers and J R Whitcombe. Barnes meets Duncan Sarazen faces J Bond Wyatt plays Hagen faces G Wyatt Smith meets Saynor Nicholls faces Johns.

Associated Press Hoy Lake America Walter Haen Gene Saragen Jim Barnes McDonald Smith George Duncan Abe Mitchell Arthur Gavers J. RR. Whitcombe Barnes Duncan Sarazen J. Bond Hillside Haén KB. G. Wyatt Ash Hill Park MacDonald Smith C. Saynor Doncaster Is Nicholls C. Johns Purely Downs

Distress in West Ireland Prompted by Mayo Relief Tax Hike

At a Dublin conference in Clifden County Galway officials reported acute distress in the west of Ireland. The government was urged to act. The Mayo relief program has caused tax increases of four hundred percent in recent weeks.

West Ireland Dublin Clifden County Galway

Women Jockeys in England A Century Ago

A historical account notes that women rode horses in English racing about 120 years ago, a time when female riders faced social barriers yet pursued racing with skill and courage, contributing to early strides in women’s sports.

England

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State News Eagles Ravalli Bitter Root News Icannery Erickson Bielenberg Blue-jay Bilez Dillon Bureau Bureau George B. Winston Rotary Club W. J. Paul McCoy France Lorraine Torgerson Bros Anaconda Montana Anaconda News Dominic Ruane Io St. Peter's Church Smith-Bear Creek Anaconda Coal Company GEO. P. Wellcome Daly Bank Britain
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