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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1913
Page
2
In a long, bruising bout, Jess Willard shows strength and courage but cannot overcomeprematurely more experienced rival Jim Smith. Smith lands heavies, controls the pace, and earns a clear decision as Willard sinks deeper in experience gaps.
Boston reports Rev. Camuel A. Eliot was re elected president of the American Unitarian association today. Dr Ulot spoke for the group and secretary Rev. Lewis G Wilson and treasurer Henry M Williams were acknowledged for solid support. The church is described as prosperous with growing membership.
Members of the Butte Miners Union will vote on an entirely new ticket at their June 4 election if present indications hold. Nominations at the last two meetings failed to name officers for president financial secretary warden or conductor. Provisional list includes J. Walch, Eve Aigvarod, James Wouris, Mile Winn, John Howe, Dennis Lowney, and others. past nominations named Dugan, Tinessy, Beckley, and Manning for various posts.
Miscellaneous city notes describe John McBernald traveling over the Oregon Short Line or Salt Lake City for Newton Kansas. A. A. Dickman visits Spokane and Port Angeles, Washington. Charles Atchison was a passenger for Denver, last night, with Chicago reporting. Russia plans to spend millions to equip Vladivostok port for unhindered commerce amid wartime talks.
A long article describes the Montana Mer Form Society of Spokane and its annual dinner at the Dasenpnd with many members listed from Montana and elsewhere. It notes speeches by J. GBrevies and others, socializing among members, and a future plan to meet old friends and manage investments. Also recounted is the arrival of a magnificent white moose in Seattle aboard the Northland from Cordova, with cultural beliefs of local tribes about the spirit of the animal and plans to display the skin in the university museum.
An inscription near Hourlem in Helland forbids cattle to cross a said bridge. The notice, referencing North Huge Cable to Philadelpf American Seattle, notes unaccompanied cows are not allowed to pass.
In nine years the hag retarded 74 Suites and Canada.
A brief note reports Yeregeny stoves are widely used in France due to their siegecity melt fuel efficiency and wood savings.
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