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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
2
St. Louis defeated Chicago 4 1 as Cicotte allowed nine hits with errors by White Sox in the fourth. Batteries Schalk Wellman Severeid. Detroit toppled Cleveland 6 1 as Dauss received strong support.
Washington June 27 Representative Randall California prohibitionist who yesterday introduced a resolution requesting Governor Cox of Ohio to prevent the Willard Dempsey fight at Toledo July 4 telegraphed the governor today that the enlightened public sentiment of this country is against this proposed disgraceful exhibition and looks to you to prevent it.
Pittsburg June 27 Cincinnati defeated Pittsburg five to two, led by Stoush with two singles, a double, and a triple off Mayer. Luque relieved Fisher in the second, keeping the Pirates in check. Also Chicago beat St Louis three to two on Mann and Vinck plays, Bolden debuting as big leaguer.
In a nostalgic mood yesterday the Soldier Barfield spoke of past boxing heroes before admirers gathered in Columbus. He recalled a recent close call in a match with a young fighter from Brooklyn, claiming he secured the decision after a tense exchange. Barfield, about 148 wounds noted, stayed to mingle with fans as Bartling Orteso prepared to meet him at the Broadway theater on July. Local businessman enticed crowds with tickets, while Barfield’s circle included Hyatt Kotthberg of the No. 1 hotel in Sapolls.
Tacoma autos meet trial at the Tacoma speedway as Durant hits 118 mph and 120 mph in practice with Dario Resta Eddie Hearne Louis Chevrolet and Ralph Mulford among entrants for the July 4 events. Nearby sports scores include Kansas City 4 Saint Paul 0 in 14 innings and Portland 3 Vernon 4 in coast league action.
Toledo June 27 Jess Willard and Jack Kearns approve Ollie Pecord as third man in the ring for the heavyweight title contest next week. Tex Rickard and Maj. A J Drexel Biddle named as judges. plans for final talks with Pecord, Biddle and the boxers set for Monday. Dempsey trains lightly while sparring, Jamaica Kid, Jock Malone. Willard spars as usual before a 3,500 crowd. Henry Williams clocks 93 3-5 seconds for 100 yards setting a potential record in Spokane.
President Wilson reassures that U S aims in Turkey and the Constantinople mandate protect commerce and keep Europe from entanglement. He states fourteen points remain central and that the treaty adheres closely to them despite negotiation difficulties. A potential alliance treaty with Britain may be signed before departure with Lansing authorized otherwise. reporters witness farewell at Hotel de Crillon.
Bernard Bonner secured a $5,150 verdict from a jury in Judge Lamb's court for injuries from a May 17 crash near Harrison and Harvard avenues. Bonner contends he was passing a large car on a motorcycle when it hit him, while the defense says he was speeding to pass. The trial lasted two days amid conflicting testimony.
Local society notes list visitors and arrivals at the Finlen and Thornton hotels in Butte. Names include F W Joans of Pocatello, Mrs Will Clark of Helena, Mrs M A Weidenbach and children Rush and Ray, Peter Stevenson from Stow, Mr and Mrs Addison Schroder of Deer Lodge, Charles H Donovan from Bitter Root, James Seymour of Great Falls, Sheriff P A Davis, L D Farncroft, Miss Lolo Schmidt, Miss Catherine Barrett, and Otis Bass among others, with extended trips to Deer Lodge, Havre, Cut Bank, Plentywood, Denver, Alliance, Oak, and other nearby points.
Bonds for five thousand dollars set by the Supreme Court allowed Policeman Phil Prija to be released from jail pending a new trial bid. Prija, convicted of second degree assault for beating Mike Barzan at the Northern Pacific station, faces an appeal after a jury found him guilty of second degree assault rather than first degree.
Traffic Sergeant Philip Prija, recently convicted of second degree assault, posted bond of 5000 and told Mayor Stodden he is ready to work. The mayor voiced no objection to Prija resuming duty as soon as possible, likely focusing on traffic enforcement with motorcycles.
Old timers recall a once popular wager on summer moisture in Butte, Montana. Weather expert William M. H. Davey allegedly offered bets on 43 wet days in May and June, but interest waned as climate expectations shifted. Farmers now remain among the few willing to gamble on rainfall.
The article notes in Peru that a day's work is fixed at eight hours across state workshops railways and agricultural and industrial establishments, reflecting standard labor norms. It mentions all sectors adopting the eight hour day and hints at regulatory alignment.
Blood purifier claims relief from catarrh by cleansing impurities. Advertises S S S as a long established remedy, offering free expert medical advice and a medical director’s address in Atlanta.
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