Denial from Collins Over Alleged Side-Stepping Match
In a reply to Tuesday’s report on alleged footwork, Collins denies the accusation and asserts readiness to fight. He claims he did not intend to avoid a match with Atlard, expresses willingness to meet a middleweight in the Northwest, and disputes claims about knowledge of the Wut article and weight demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Atlard
Tony
Jack Kelly
Tom
Roman
Mr. Kelly
Dunnigan Praises Bonanza Development Near Liver Lake
Dunnigan yesterday toured the Honanga mine near Liver Lake and praised Messrs and Lawler for extensive ore body development. He predicted large advances this summer in the Anaconda district benefiting Anaconda city. He also discussed Georgetown townsite clearing contracts, recent activity in Torah Uhece sales, and new store and residence construction.
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Dunnigan
Honanga
Liverlake
Messrs
Lawler
Anaconda
Dinigan
Georgetown
Grain Freight Rate Cut Planned by Western Roads
Ed grain price reductions ranging from 1 to 5 cents per hundredweight will be applied from Montana to Chicago and Puget Sound. The changes take effect by July 15 as scheduling is finalized by the road's freight department.
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Strin Grain
Anaconda Chosen by Woodmen at State Convention
The Woodmen of the World annual convention at Anaconda selected the city as the next meeting site in July Colorado Springs will host the national gathering. Delegates include P Goodman Townsend Judge J B Erickson Kaitepell J W James Anaconda E Mt Worden Lewistown Ramuel P Johnson Butte Alternates WD Dyer Livingston Martin Doty Helena Lebeau Missoula MH Anderson Great Falls John McMuh en Butte The session featured remarks by Townsend chairing Canfield Great Falls and a banquet for 200 delegates and local Woodmen tonight with tours planned to Big Fork and Flathead Lake tomorrow.
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Kallis
Anaconda
Woodmen of the World
Colorado Springs
P. Goodman
Townsend
J. B. Erickson
Kaitepell
J. W. James
E. Mt
Livingston
Martin Doty
Helena
Lebeau
Missoula
Butte
Rooks
Judge
Mra JE. Erickson
Big Fork
Columbia Falls
Flathead Lake
Fragments From Butte Ads Highlight Local Visitors
Local notices and advices list numerous visitors to Butte from Denver Three Forks Livingston Butte and Warm Springs. Mentions include J P At Butte yesterday R E Reed of Butte and Mrs Sparrow and Carney visiting friends. Civil notices reference the Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid gathering at 05 Cedar Street this afternoon.
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Bute
Sparrow
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Local notes and social updates from Anaconda area
A collection of brief reports including visitors and business trips by residents such as Ady W. Wagner and SP Wilson, a patient case with Dr Pons, county business by Stewart, Knight, and Lemmon, and social news about births and marriages. The Athleticn defeated the Sluggers 10 to 6, and Dan Dwyer mourns his brother Robert in Ireland.
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Dan Dwyer
Robert
Ireland
Apell
Elks meet aviation event and theater lineup noted
Assist ant Attorney General reports a large Elk gathering and a planned aviation meet on Decoration Day. Visitors from Kansas City Cincinnati Chicago cordially joined. Local rail service may run a special train May 31 from Deer Lodge. The Alcazar program featured Cooper stories and various comedies and reels. School district No 10 bids sought for ash removal.
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Elksening
Aw General
Fromm Southern. Cross
Commencement Day Arrangements Finalized for 1913
The class of 1913 will hear A Stone of Missoula deliver the commencement address. Mr Stone, editor of Mr Soullan, previously led city schools and later worked with the Standard. Rev J W Tait will give the baccalaureate sermon at First Methodist, Rev HF Rita will offer the invocation. Exercises are set for June 6 at Margaret theater with diplomas presented by President E J Bowman.
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A. la Stone
Missoula
Stone
Soullan
The
Standard
J. W. Tait
First Methodist Episcopal Church
HF. Rita
Christian Church
Margaret Theater
Ting Clas
Jean’ Kelly
Carl Hellstrom
E. J. Bowman
Anaconda Copper Elects Officials at Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of Anaconda Copper stockholders was held yesterday at the company offices. All board members were re-elected: Kelley, Ryan, Rogers, and Her. About 1,000 shares were represented. Kelley presided. The meeting followed the company’s recent relocation to 606 East Park after June 18.
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Anaconda Copper
Dtire
F. Kelley
John D. Ryan
Rogers
Cam
Kelley
Marien
Weber
Muller’s Nu-Way Grocery Ashing Machines
Prominent local grocery Muller's Nu-Way Grocery showcases new washing machines for in-store use. The brief notice highlights modernization efforts and supplier demonstrations planned for the coming week.
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Muller’s Nu-Way Grocery
Plumbers Board Appointed to Oversee City Examinations
Mayor O'Brien named the examining board under the new master plumbers law. Dr. COR Bancroft the city health officer serves one year, E. F. Ulrich two years, and SA Hastey three years. One member must be a city officer. Members serve without pay except when giving examinations to those seeking to join the plumbing trade.
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O'Brien
Helt
Cor Bancroft
City’ Health Carcer
E. F. Ulrich
App
SA Hastey
French Soldiers oppose extending active service term
French troops show strong resistance to government proposals to extend active service by one year instead of discharge after two. Demonstrations erupt in garrison towns with court martial sentences for several participants. In Toulon soldiers faced discipline while Macon crowds sang the socialist hymn International and condemned the three-year term.
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Toulon
Africa
Macon
International
Suffrage Strike Causes Big Losses in Belgium
Brussels reports the Belgian state railways lost about $1,000,000 during April's equal suffrage strike. Official figures show April earnings were $520,000 below last year, plus $480,000 added for normal annual growth. Antwerp port also shed 250,000 tons of trade and fewer ships berthed during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Antwerp
Stout Pushes Montana Immigration Information Bill
Special Dispatch reports Representative Stout introduced a bill to appropriate $100,000 to the commissioner general of immigration. It would fund collecting and publishing information on resources products and physical characteristics of each state and territory and distributing the document to immigrants arriving in the United States. The bill proposes printing in multiple languages to aid all immigrant classes.
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The
Standard
Washington
Stout
Commissioner General of Immigration
Man released on bail after mail fraud conviction appeal
A man convicted with Julian Hawthorne and others for using the mails to defraud investors was released on a $150,000 bail this afternoon pending appeals. He faces a five year sentence and has been jailed since his March 1 conviction, with friends providing funds and sureties for the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsven
Way Atasvere Freeman
Julian Hawthorne
Remark by Boise Policeman Praises Plant Juice
Boise veteran Officer Smiley Hunt endorses Plant Juice after claiming it eased his long standing stomach issues. He recommends it as a general cleanser and digestive aid, noting improved sleep and energy with a refund offer if it fails.
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Smiley Hunt
Boise
Tam
Hyomel advertised as cure for catarrh in 19th century ad
An Anaconda and Paxson & Rockett druggist ad promotes Hyomel as a universal remedy for catarrh. It claims quick relief from nose throat and bronchial symptoms, with a money back guarantee and a pocket inhaler delivery system. Complete kit costs $1, extra bottles 5 cents.
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Smith Drug So
Anaconda
Paxson & Rocketfelier Co
Butte
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