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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
7
Diamonds company Leys emphasizes serving current customers exceptionally to create future loyalty. The message stresses that when customers think of diamonds they should immediately think of Leys.
Oswego Knights of Pythias meet tonight. Dodge Brothers car sales noted at Silver Bow Motor Car Co. April Hearst's magazines at P O News Stand. John J Agoa seeks divorce from Ber tha Agoa filed yesterday. married 1902 in New Jersey with two children. Democratic city central committee to meet at courthouse Judge Jackson's courtroom Friday night March 16 at 8 o'clock. By order of committee J Gilligan, chairman.
Santiago March 25 a new cabinet is formed by the president with Pedro Nalasco Montenegro named premier and former war minister Antonio Huneus appointed minister of foreign affairs.
Bangor Maine March 25 delegates at large and district delegates were elected to the Republican national convention without opposition. All delegates are un instructed. Six presidential electors were nominated.
Boston reports the municipal lodging house for tramps will close next week under prosperity and prohibition. The overseer of the poor says there have been no guests for several weeks.
A massive blaze at the Molson Brewery warehouse in Montreal destroyed large stocks of grain shellac and tobacco. The fire caused about 1 million dollars in damages.
Senator Borah of Idaho announced he will introduce a bill to prohibit presidential nomination candidates from spending more than 10000 dollars on campaign expenses before their nomination. The measure targets early fundraising and spending to curb excessive pre nomination campaigning.
Mis soula reports the state bowling tournament results with winners in doubles led by Carey Farley of Missoula at 1,147 and singles led by C Mudro of Butte with 627. Other top finishers include Dawley Brentson Great Falls 1,137 and S Ugrin Anaconda 608, with numerous scores listed for Billings, Butte, Missoula and Great Falls.
The bodies of Dr. Vincent J. Campissi and a supposed patient were discovered in a Brooklyn tenement. Police theorize the physician lured for robbery, fought off attackers, then was stabbed by the lureman who failed to steal a large sum and a gold watch.
Ted Thye, claimant of the U S middleweight crown, defeated Charles Ren trop, claimant of the European title, in Spokane Washington in two straight falls. The first fall took 1 hour 37 1/2 minutes by toe hold and the second 11 minutes by toe hold and cradle lock.
Washington March 25 census bureau reports Davenport Iowa has 56,727 residents an increase of 13 699 or 31 8 percent since 1910.
Georges Carpentier French heavyweight boxer staged his first American exhibition at the International Sporting Club in New York boxing Maj. J Drexel Biddle of Philadelphia for two two minute rounds. He impressed 1000 guests with speed and feinting while his bride received flowers and Carpentier expressed hope to meet Jack Dempsey and that the best man would win.
In Grand Rapids on March 25 Frankie Mason the flyweight champion defeated Sally Epplin of Indianapolis in a fast ten round no-decision bout, according to ringside critics.
Benny Walger of New York knocked out Harry KabaKoff of St. Louis inside the first minute of the sixth round in their eight round scheduled bout. A sharp left jab proved decisive against the Ghetto boxer.
Harry Greb of Pittsburg beat George Brown of Chicago by a referee's decision in a 12 round light heavyweight bout in Denver. Brown earned the nickname Knockout.
Mike O'Leary Canadian army welterweight champion now based in Chicago fought Jabber Young of Menasha to a draw over ten rounds in Fondu Lac Wisconsin on March 25.
The note outlining the American government's stance on the Turkish settlement was sent today by the state department to the allied supreme council.
Washington, March 25. The department of justice ordered an investigation into profits made by beet sugar manufacturers in the Colorado district.
New York March 25 Georges Carpentier heavyweight boxing champion of Western Europe was guest of honor at a midnight supper honoring the International Sporting Club’s thousandth member celebration Maj. Gen. John F. O'Ryan who commanded the Twenty seventh division attended the event.
At a banquet in France a temporary boxing ring awaited an anticipated exhibition bout between Carpentier and Anthony 4. Drexel Biddle of Philadelphia, president of the club, presided as toastmaster. Wealthy amateur sportsmen attended as several preliminary two minute rounds entertained guests.
Paris readers report a French veteran Jean Cuchille detained after a free for all at a tobacco shop. He claimed wounds and wore a Red Cross portrait mask to hide facial injuries. After relief by gendarmes and veterans, he returned to the line to receive rations in the state monopoly sale.
The funeral of the late An tone Smith will be held this Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Richards' chapel with services led by Rev. C. F. Chapman. Interment follows at Mount Mortabtery Cemetery.
The remains of John Forcella arrived from California last evening and were moved to Daniels and Bilboa's parlors. Funeral arrangements to be announced in later papers. The remains of John Young are at Daniels and Bilboa's parlors with funeral details to follow.
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