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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1914
Page
10
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for support during bereavement. Names mentioned include John Child Mrs. William Hancock Cock and others. Acknowledges kindness of singers and Tex ela who sent flowers.
The notice lists multiple funeral services for Hugi Sharkey Nimathy Lenehan and Janina P. Martin. Services are set for Wednesday and Thursday mornings at 9, 8, and 6 o'clock respectively at local residences and Saint Marys church with high mass scheduled. The families request attendance at 6 East Cope Street and 1 Ridgeley Avenue, with processions to Saint Marys church for solemn mass.
Beas opens with heavy swings but McAlister trades blows and lands late power. The bout ends with McAlister edging Beas as observers predict a possible title contender after Wednesday’s vote of confidence.
The funeral of the late Merman Grusberg will be held this afternoon at 3 at the family residence 318 Yew Street. Interment will follow in Mountain View.
Fragmentary report notes unnamed directors and a Danielson, Connecticut resident W La Bullard involved in a probe. The text hints at a court process with suspects or officials possibly avoiding testimony, referencing mounting pressure from prosecutors and authorities.
Sandwich England May 12 Entries for the British golf championship heat round next Monday reached 242, surpassing the former record of 200. Ten Americans are among the entrants including Francis Ouimet and Jerome Travers with several others from New York, Chicago, Connecticut, and Massachusetts.
Ogden won 11 to 4 over Butte as 18 safe hits fueled a high scoring game. McCreery started for Ogden. Halla relieved. Marshall Demangio and McMurdo starred in the field. Galgano pitched six strong innings for Butte after Newton faltered.
London committee meeting will decide if the international polo challenge cup will be held in the United States this year. Baron Wimberdon says he cannot assemble a team and has appealed to the Hurlingham club to decide the course. Lord Witherdon reports Maj. C F Hunter must remain home due to his wife’s illness, heightening the urgency with little time left to arrange a team.
Butte high school, School of Mines and Central high school athletes depart for Missoula to compete in the Interscholastic field meet. Coach Greer leads the group with teams featuring Allen Ambrose Buckley Dahlberg Fluent Kitto McAuliffe O Donnell Parmuies George Buddy Phelps AL Phelps H Pierce E Sullivan W Thomas Iher Bartzen and others.
Syracuse University coach James Ten Eyck said six of the tight men who towed Syracuse to view Jory at Poughkeepsie last June will form the eight that represents the Orange at the American Henley regatta in Philadelphia. The crew was finalized today after steady drilling by Ten Eyck.
Five strike breakers were deported today by military forces at Aguilar after applying for work at the Royal mine. Captain Johnston ordered them removed to the military camp and later put aboard a train to Denver. Union leader P J Quinn said conditions in the strike zone were improving and that surrender of guns continued, with plans for the Ludlow tent colony expansion and removal of strikers from San Rafael Heights. Peace was reported to reign in the Southern Colorado strike district.
May 12 report from Boulder strike district cites 188 officers and men under Capt Hi Kenney facing trial. Adjt Gen John Chase will convene a general court martial near Golden to try Colorado National Guard officers and militiamen tied to the Ludlow clash and April 20 fire. Earthquake shocks near Mount Etna killed lives in Sicily.
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