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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1924

Page

2

Sun Yat Sen Dead Hong Kong Report

Sun Yat Sen, first provisional president of China and often called the Father of the Republic, faced years of peril and exile as he led revolutions. His career included escapes from assassination plots, battles with warlords, and eventual leadership from Canton before fleeing Canton in 1922. He was born in 1862 in Honolulu and educated at Hongkong college.

Sun Yat Sen Hong Kong China Republic George Washington Far East Sun Chinese Republic All China Dr. Sun South China Yangtse Yuan Shihkai Chili Yuan Shihkail Yuan Peking Dr. Bun Japan Canton Pt. Sun Chen Chinnemin Chen New York Fifth Avenue London Honolulu Hongkong College

Judge Denny Guest of Dillon Rotarians

Judge Judace I G Denny returned from a trip to southern Montana and was the guest of the Dillon Rotary club. He lauded civic devotion and spoke at a luncheon where Senator Hazelbaker, George Monroe and Judge Denny were among speakers. The group urged a greater Montana through unified effort.

Judace I. G. Denny Montana Dillon Rotary Club Ihen Hazelbaker George Monroe Judge Denny Butteman

Open House Tonight for New Y Members at Butte YMCA

The Butte Y M C A hosts an open house tonight from 8 to 10 for new members from the recent drive. Old members and campaign workers will greet newcomers and show them the building, while physical departments and the pool are closed for inspection. Matson's orchestra provides music and singers perform. Secretary Parker aims for full turnout to welcome the new members.

Butte Y. M. C. A Matson Parker

Burglars Blow Safe At Corbin Store For About 400

Burglars first appeared at Jefferson City to loot a Van de Dar merchandise store in Corbin Jefferson county. They twisted the door lock with a wrench and used nitroglycerine to blast the safe. About 400 dollars in cash and two revolvers were taken from the only store in Jefferson City.

Jefferson City van de Dar Corbin Jefferson County Mountjoy

Ajax and Hercules settle mining rights dispute

Spokane May 14 Word from J A Havig secretary of Ajax Mining says an agreement with Hercules Mining resolves the rights in the Ajax strike. Ajax agrees to buy the Wicket claims from Hercules for 125000. Both mines claim the lead silver ore from the strike.

Spokane J. A. Havigheret Ajax Mining Company Ajax Hercules Mining Company Hercules

June 71s Date For Congress To Quit

Washington May 14 Adjournment of congress by June 7 is the goal of both parties in the house and senate. President Coolidge was told by house leaders they expect the legislative program ready for a get-away. Garrett Garner and Longworth discussed adjournment before the June conventions.

Washington Congress House Senate Coolidge White House Garrett Garner Texas Ways and Means Longworth

Fears Morality Outweighs Liquor Debate at Hearings

Washington May 14 Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church south told the house judiciary committee that there is more immorality than drinking among the younger generation as hearings on bills to legalize 2.75 per cent beer diverted to morals.

Washington House Judiciary Committee James Cannon Jr Methodist- Episcopal Church, South

Mrs Morgan Dies at 46 in Local Home

Mrs Patrick Morgan of 331 East Woolman street died yesterday at her home aged 46. She is survived by her husband four daughters Mrs Herbert Crosley Mrs James Cardwell Mrs Matilda Reganold and Miss Catherine McCombe a son Jamnce McCombe a sister Mrs Richard Duffy and a brother Harry Melbolland.

Morgan Patrick Morgan East Woolman Street Herbert Crosley James Cardwell Matilda Reganold Catherine McCombe Jamnce McCombe Richard Duffy Harry Melbolland

Fires in Montana Spread by Wind

Wind driven fires scorch Montana forests with Wolf creek and Mudlake blazes near Big Fork. Humidity plunges to 9 percent, raising blow up danger as crews fight multiple fires including Perkins lake Cedar creek and Priest river outbreaks across Kaniksu and Pend d Oreille forests.

Wolf Creek Mudlake Big Fork Flathead Forest Service Missoula Lolo Forest Petty Creek Pend d’Oreille Forest Ernest T. Wolf Sand Point Perkins Lake Cedar Creek Addie Creek Barker Creek Fileen Creek Grouse Creek Priest River Kaniksu Wilson Cabinet Forest Pilgrim Creek Noxon

Maryland Republicans back Coolidge at state convention

Baltimore May 14 The Republican state convention declared overwhelmingly for President Coolidge as Maryland’s choice and instructed its 19 votes to Cleveland. The platform praised the national administration’s accomplishments and condemned waste greed extravagance and corruption since the war.

Baltimore Coolidge Maryland Cleveland

Walsh Escape Tale Ar rests in Jail as Judge Weighs Death

Walsh, manacled and in a gray suit, described a long escape from Boulder to Butte Melrose and beyond. He traveled through Idaho Utah Nevada California and Mexico, stole a Buick, and evaded capture with the help of an unknown insider before being recaptured and sentenced to two years in the Missouri penitentiary for a cabin burglary. He faces a death sentence to be pronounced by Judge Lyman Bennett within days.

Walsh Lyman Bennetts Mexico Butte Melrose Oes Armstrong Missouri John W. Mountjoy Boulder Idaho Utah Nevada California San Diego Montana Mountjoy Oklahoma Illinois Aaron Smith

Walsh Transfer To Boulder Station After Circus Incident

Sheriff Mountjoy Under Sheriff Knight and Deputy Sheriff Jack Duggan of Butte escorted Walsh to an automobile that carried the group to the station for the journey to Boulder at 3 o clock. Several Walsh friends were present but did not converse with him. Most circus horses have powdered resin on their backs to aid performers’ grip and prevent slipping.

Mountjoy Knight Jack Duggan Butte Boulder Walsh

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