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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1914
Page
9
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Anaconda prepares a large Memorial Day program with visits to public schools by Grand Army of the Republic members and ladies' organizations. Veterans lead parade from Main and Commerce to Mount Carmel cemetery for solemn rites, mass, and addressed by W Rodgers and Pat W Ke Dwyer.
Three men are confined in the county jail following an early morning attempt to steal hides near the Montgomery county area east of the Lely. Hides were found cached near the railroad tracts. Stock Inspector Collins located the trio hiding nearby as authorities pursue further charges. A Memorial Day bake at Gregson is mentioned with a B A P railway special train from Anaconda at 9 p m returning, leaving Gregson at 12 10.
Local listings show dancing tonight at Moonlight and McComb's with ads for Washoe park and Vermilion's suite. Entries include two-step and race events at A O Hall, high-grade whiskeys at Omice, rent notices, and real estate offerings around 48 W Fourth and 520 Spruce with multiple houses for sale or rent.
Leonard motored to Deer Lodge for college exercises yesterday, pausing in Anaconda on the way back. J J Schwartz and his brother J Schwartz of Bellingham Washington, visiting, received a telegram from Minneapolis reporting their oldest brother suffered a stroke of paralysis. Lucien Eaves, who once underground worked Southern Cross mine under Mantle and Frank Interests, returned from Southern California and will travel to Georgetown district to inspect the old ground again.
Featherweight boxer Wallace resumes training at the Washoe club after a lay-off. He reports the sore hip is fully healed and works daily with Johnny Metfale. He is negotiating a bout in Great Falls or Helena with Lem Keagu or Kid Jackson, following recent wins by Keagu and Jackson.
After Memorial exercises end, Gregson Hot Springs offers a day out with hundreds of families expected to visit. The three dance halls will be open after noon and in the evening. readers are urged to phone to reserve a table for dinner.
D. G. Donahoe of Butte has moved to Southern Cross to succeed Robert Davis as mine superintendent. Announcement notes the leadership change and details of forthcoming entertainment listings at local theaters including The Alcazar Grand and Margaret theater with the Irish actor Chauncey Olcott performing Shameen Dhu.
In a sensational ninth inning finish Copper City edged MacRae 7 to 6 in a wild baseball battle. Dug Hutchens pitched well, Hutchens doubled, Thomson drove in Hutchens, and Halloran closed out the win. Somerhauser left with an injury as MacRae mounted late. The game featured errors and big hits, with Payne leading a late rally for Copper City. The piece also notes the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway stockholders meeting June 2, 1914 at Anaconda, Mont.
A meeting of stockholders of the Butte Cable Copper and Gold Mining company is called at the secretary s office 126 East Park Avenue Anaconda Mont on June 6 at 3 30 p m for the election of a board of directors and other business by order of the directors George W Peterson Sec
Yesterday the RECOV chief or voncerom recovered a valuable watch that had been stolen from Mrs M J McCartney’s rooms several days prior. A small colored boy who claimed to be trying to make it go possessed the watch, but no clue to the robber’s identity was found.
A resolution calling on the attorney general to inform the senate about the New York Central railroad system was introduced by Senator Norris Republican of Nebraska. On Senator Reed’s objection the measure was laid over until tomorrow.
A May 29 dispatch details Juan F Urquidi representing General Carranza as mediators paused talks on an American backed agreement with Huerta's government. Carranza insists on internal discussions for provisional presidency and suspends hostilities, with mediators awaiting a possible Washington reply. The note arrives as constitutionalists press their position and fear broader international fallout from Vera Cruz tensions.
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