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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1913
Page
22
In a hard fought first round and early second, Regan looked on track for a knockout before Shelley steadied, absorbed heavy punishment, and won a decision. The crowd backed the referee Tom Busli’s ruling after the three bout card.
Autopsy confirms death caused by blow to the heart during a boxing match. Referees, managers, and officials, including Coroner Cosello, expressed sorrow as tributes poured in. McCarty, born in 1882, rose from Montana cowhands to heavyweight contender, with a noted powerful left hook and a career spanning travels from Butte to Calgary.
The death of P F Smale occurred at his home 626 West Broadway yesterday evening at o'clock. He left four children Frances Glen Catherine and Margaret. He belonged to the Ancient Order of Hibernians the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen in Michigan the Mineral King lodge in Escanaba and stationary engineers in Butte.
May 24 The senior class of the state normal college presented a fund raising program for college expenses. The comedy The Kleptomaniac and the three act drama The Russian Romance were well received with praise for the players. The young ladies who took part in The Kleptomaniac were the Misses.
The reading lists Josephine Lilly Florence Tay elle Hartman Dora Hart Erna Hearn and May Schulten among the players in The Russian Romance with Mile Sannom Olga Petrovna Mary Burke Mrs Willner Florence Mayer Kath Mee Willner s daughter Tremaine cousin to the Willners r aid Susan Tenatiff wife of the Russian ambassador Hisse Greenough Mme Lovott wife of a Russian attaché Carolyn Sullivan Sasha servant of the tenatiffs Mawd arthur.
Levi Renest Miner a three year old who died instantly from a fall in the Raders Ohio mine last Wednesday will be buried tomorrow morning at twelve o clock. The funeral will be at the home of Bro Patrick Casey sister in law of the deceased. The child was born in Casey county and leaves a wife and three children Josephine Nettle and Ethel his parents living in Los Angeles bear also relatives in Butte and two sisters in law Mrs John Casey. The father has lived in the city to be present at the funeral.
Lincoln school wins the annual field meet defeating McKinley Garfield Franklin Grant Blaine and Harrison with a high score of 140. Little Freeman of Lincoln shines in the half mile, Costello and McGarry win multiple events, and Lincoln takes both heavy and light weight relays and several field events.
Bozeman May 2 the Railway company yesterday announced plans for a right of way to connect Billings with Cooke City. The line would pass through Clark Fork to the main town, aiming to reach copper and gold mining districts. William A Logan of Billings is named president and George Brackenhoff secretary of the company.
A wreck near Athena Oregon left Milton resident Lesli Wards dead. Helix mayor C Engdahl Bart Anderson and Earl Suel were injured as their speeding car turned turtle.
Mrs Earle played every day of the tournament. Mrs Longley won the runner up cup. Mrs I Dillingham of Spokane won the first Might from Miss Ford of Seattle. Miss Ford secured the runner up cup with 4 up and 3 to play. Mrs Ratle and J Matterson won the mixed foursomes with a gross score of 92 from scratch. Mrs Berrien and A V Macon won the second prize with a net of M and a 6 stroke handicap. Cause of Butte won the men's handicap with 7 and a 20 stroke handicap. C W Goodale of Butte made
The report lists multiple winners and scores from a Spokane golf handicap event. Findlay won best gross with 2 handicap 20. Mrs Longley had next best with 6 handicap in women’s. Mrs Dillingham high lighted in several women’s categories. Macon won approaching contests for men and two driving prizes, setting longest ball at 288 yards and six-ball average 364. Mrs Barker led women’s driving with 195 yards. Lane Cup went to E T Hughes of Spokane for best score in qualifying. Putting cups were shared among Matterson, Bellen, Moe Donal, and others with top Spokane performances.
In Tacoma a tournament produced a tied second place between George Turnbull of Portland and Rob Johnstone of Seattle at 315 points. A Dubie of Vancouver finished third with 20. Amateurs and professionals entered with varied cards. Rob Henderson and William Moffatt had no cards. S Rich Kane posted 348.1 money and $3. The winner earned 6 percent of the balance, about $25, while second and third held tied scores and each earned $8.
Philadelphia dated May 24 Richard Lindsey a Chicago resident was arrested here by secret service agents for sending anonymous letters to President Wilson. The last of the letters mailed is described in police reports.
A letter dated May 3 from Chicago demands a June 23 answer and a $200 000 remuneration with threats of harm to the president and Mr annulty. Richard Lindsey calls himself the Lion and Maxwell is described as a possible government employee. Secret service notes cite a Portland market ad and steps to form a public market corporation.
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