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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1915
Page
7
The item lists a string of visitors and locals in Butte, including Missoula and Helena correspondents. Names such as T. F. Walsh, J. H. Grady, Roy Ayers, and Mrs. J. A. Lawrence appear among hotel stays, travel plans, and social gatherings. It notes Memorial Day closure for local schools and mentions improvements to Meaderville playground and the Meaderville Young Men's Garden.
Funeral plans for John G Morony set for Thursday at St Patrick's church with requiem high mass by Father De Slere. Mrs Mary Morony of Montana sails from England to join services if possible. political figures and business associates mourn his loss praising his work. Morony renowned Montanan’s death prompts widespread tributes from diverse circles.
The late John Morony is honored in Montana press as a major industrialist with extensive holdings in the Montana Power Company, banks, and real estate. He expanded power resources across Western and Central Montana, while facing political and financial scrutiny.
Gen Nelson Appleton Miles, retired U S Army, stayed at the Thornton hotel visiting old Montana friends. He recalled the 1870s campaigns against the Sioux, Nez Perce and Tannock in which he commanded federal troops. Miles, 76, praised Montana’s development and resources on a northern route to St Paul, Chicago, and New York before returning home to Washington.
A steady flow of customers seeks genuine Oneida Community souvenir spoons at 1e each, with designs pleasing many. Spoons cost 15e with four coupons or two for 7e with seven coupons, and subscribers may purchase up to four spoons at 1s each per month. Include subscription receipts when ordering. mailing charges vary by quantity. delivery guaranteed.
G W Ryan of Great Falls and A Murdock from Whitehall are in Butte along with T F Hawkins of Garrison and D P Lake of Whitehall visiting the city. J R Morse from Dillon and F B Burns headed to Boston. HB Gardner and Mrs Gardner from Three Forks and E Montgomery with Mrs Montgomery came from Great Falls. Mrs F A Franzman and children from Fort Benton guests at the Thornton. W R Cady of Denver arrived on a mining trip while G D McCallum of Bozeman Milling visited his mother. Mrs J B Pearce and daughter Margaret spend the week with Mrs J B Pearce Sr. Meadeville. The UK gasoline demand is listed as 403,000,000 gallons.
J A Berry resigns to take business management of the Florence firm. Murphy, connected with Hennessy Mercantile for 17 years, is appointed superintendent of the Bigitte retail store, succeeding Berry. Florence James is noted in the transition.
John K. O Rourke and local figures center on a personnel shift at the Hennessy company in Butte. Murphy, 29, advances from boys’ clothing to replace Berry as manager when Berry resigns June 1 to lead the Florence, amid a backdrop of social, fraternal, and political activity in the city. Berry, 16-year veteran, moves to new business leadership after supervising the store under Charles J. Kelly.
Count Giulio Bolognesi Italian consul announced immediate registration for Italian reservists aged 21 to 39 in Chicago with a new headquarters opening tomorrow. He said 3000 Italians had signaled intent to return and about 30,000 names exist on consulate lists, though many are over 30. The first detachment of 1000 men may depart for the Atlantic coast in a few days.
In Honolulu on May 26 the submarine pin rose 31 feet and was brought within 87 feet of the surface. Divers paused lifting to inspect the channel entrance, then resumed this afternoon. Navy officers expect the F-4 to reach the water surface within the week.
Washington news reports that Italian government officials stated it could not and would not compel naturalized Americans to return to Italy and take up arms, signaling no enforced expatriate service. The assertion comes amid wartime pressures and questions about allegiance of Italian Americans.
Jury returns a not guilty verdict for Robert Ublich, Union leader, charged with the murder of cowboy Mack Powell on October 1913 in Trinidad Colorado.
Fragmented OCR recalls a fatal clash between mine guards and striking coal miners near Ladiao amid Colorado coal anniversary events. A verdict was reached on the first ballot. Reports also note large international orders for horses and a Chicago raid on a theater district producing nearly 290 arrests and courtroom hearings for those present.
The funeral will be tomorrow at 2 PM at the Pythian Castle South Main, under Damon Lodge No 1 Knights of Pythias and Fidelity Lodge No 1 IOOF. Interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery.
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