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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
4
A garbled page note lists plans for fruit growing and child welfare, gusty odds and ends on residents and businesses. It covers births, moves, bankruptcy filings, and community arrivals with names like Mort, Hoke Poererd, Stevens, Seaton, and Bjoerneby, plus ads and upcoming publications.
The death of Daniel P. Hyan, aged 20, occurred at 6 o'clock today at the home of Mrs. Dan Jiven. A Burke Idaho native, he recently finished business college and prepared for his future. Survived by mother and two brothers Michael Ktyan and Thowes Iya, who are students. funeral arrangements pending with hour not yet set.
Pacific Street juniors defeated Montana Street 16 to 2 in a closely contested game with clean play. Battery Sual Nyan, Shea, and Leaty led the victors, while Shore and Griffith played for Montana Street. The teams meet again Friday evening on the same grounds.
Miss Helen Abbott, a year-old student at Bulll high school, typed 4,172 words in 13 minutes from unfamiliar copy in the Remington contest at Butte high school. Net words were 1,063, a new world record for words per minute. Second prize went to Mirspdia Komal with a net total, while Miss Binnie Batten and Miss Lewis Forrest placed third and fourth.
Memorial day programs in the county feature Spanish War Veterans and Grand Army of the Republic events. A joint committee coordinates city observances with a full evening program including prayers, readings, solos, violin and piano selections, and addresses by Legion and Ladies of the Grand Army leaders.
Court adjourned with the jury possibly staying until this morning. The county attorney asked that a prior witness statement be read, arguing the defendant had been confronted before. Judge Canan upheld the state's contention that Taylor had been confronted with the witness in a former trial.
Nomination lists for the Engineers Union election on June 1 include C. W. Warden and Henrivare for president, Char yard Tal McDonald for vice president, Joseph A. Creighton for treasurer, John Gilbert for recording secretary, A. Dawe for financial secretary, and trustees John McMullen FP. Smadl wood Bean Helfridee. Also named are labor council members John M Whitely GW. Warden, John Gilbert Fran 8 video PP. small derman P. Staats Willan Welch Abe Winwood and Charles Bonlvare. A final slate to be completed after one more meeting.
Mrs Neilie Murphys led yesterday morning at the hima of the family 102 North Wyoming street Arrangements for the fa neal with his annvounced later Mrs Murphy lete to mourn her death her husband dut Murphys four children May ilt Laura and Johny fom sis tere iil Oy brothers he brothers John ateade and WHMaIn Aleade aunt Swooot hn sisters Mrs Po Kelly and ts Han Heany live in Sutie
A fragmentary report describes Alaska Delegate Wickersham challenging Senate committees with questions during a debate on a bill. The dialogue involves Chamberlain and others, touching on control of assets and a proposed New York tanker, with references to harbor rights and monopolies.
Vets claim damages and legal action filed against Daly Ko Nel Wheparlya after a March track crew incident at the steel rail. City reactions include the appointment of Edward Martin as chief of police to succeed F.C. Pelo, with John Crewey recently serving as city police officer.
A Missouri investigating committee reports women in St Louis earning as little as 10 to 20 a month in some offices while others in city employment receive 200 to 375 a week. Witnesses describe jobs in laws districts and office buildings with scant pay.
A fragmentary account reports a royal prince choosing tennis over a public reception. Crowds gathered in Halifax to glimpse the young prince while plans shifted to cadet training with familiar figures.
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