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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
7
Local notes from Butte list numerous visitors and residents: Walker’s and Orton Bros pianos, various guests at hotels and clubs, arrivals from Helena Great Falls Kalispell Missoula and Dillon, births announced, and upcoming events. Notables include J J Ryan and John Morony funeral attendance, Harpers Bazaar display, and a Loyal Temperance league campaign kickoff in Walkerville.
Edward R. Page longtime secretary treasurer of the Stromberg Mullins company died last night at his home on Stt West Galena street after a five day illness. He 46 was born in Georgetown Ontario Canada and moved to Butte where he worked in the commission business before joining Stromberg Mullins. He leaves a widow three sisters and a nephew. Page belonged to Butte lodge 40 BPOE Knights of Pythias and numerous named associates in cities from Great Falls to San Francisco are listed in the obituary.
Funeral services for John G Morony at St Patrick s church drew leaders from across Montana. Delegations from Great Falls sent over 200 mourners and floral tributes to the Hennessy mausoleum. The mass was led by Rev De Slere with a large turnout including US Senators Walsh and Myers and numerous state and local officials. The service closed with interment at the Hennessy mausoleum and Morony s interment pending decision of Deer Lodge as the final resting place.
Paris reports from Cormons, among first Austrian towns captured by Italians, that inhabitants greeted advance guards with cries of Viva Italia. Municipal offices were closed and flags flown as the invaders moved through the region.
Standard subscribers may buy flags with poles and holders at half retail prices. Flags priced at 1.25 each, available only to Standard subscribers under the promotion.
Paris dispatch reports ongoing Allied pressure against Turkish positions in the Dardanelles on May 2. British and French artillery strike repeatedly as reinforcements arrive, with Turks allegedly terrorized by the relentless assault and the Allies' determination to force the straits.
Fifty German soldiers and passengers in a street car at Ostend were killed when a bomb from an Allied aeroplane struck. The Telegraph dispatch from Ostend describes air raids by Allied aviators targeting the railroad station harbor shipping and numerous houses damaged in the city.
Secretary Daniels announced a thorough investigation into frequent breakdowns of half of the 12 submarines slated for an Atlantic fleet war game. He urged rapid improvement as plans proceed for 26 new subs, including two advanced seagoing designs, noting older boats designed before 1912 accounted for current troubles.
In Atlanta on May 21 counsel for Leo M. Frank completed a brief to be filed with the Georgia prison commission. The document outlines three main grounds for the appeal against the death sentence: doubt by Judge Roan over Frank's guilt when denying a new trial, the Georgia supreme court dissent by Judges Fish and Beck, and the U.S. Supreme Court dissent by Justices Hughes and Holmes in the habeas corpus proceedings.
Chicago May 27 Investigation shows Miss Ina Johnson from Ludington Michigan shot herself last night amid a despondent mood over a love affair. Police report indicates death by own action and note she arrived in the city several days ago.
The remains of Dean are at Sherman and Reed Funeral Parlors awaiting relatives’ instructions. Funeral services for Emit Nolappa will be held Sunday at 2 PM at Sherman Reed Funeral Chapel with interment in Moriah Cemetery.
Fragmentary OCR notes report Luther Hoare aged 3 and a reference to a funeral Traut and individuals tied to Richards parlors and King George lodge. Details are incomplete and unclear, with multiple garbled phrases and missing dates or places.
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