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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
10
Butte notes list visitors from New York and Spokane, local residents returning from trips, and plans for lectures and lodge activities. Ads promote sales at Glothers and other local merchants while several individuals are noted as consulting in the city.
Closing out sale for new Bueno Styles men's, women's, and children's footwear. Room needed for enlarged women and children's department. Men's $1 slogs for $2.95, men's $4 shoes for $3.43, men’s $4 shoes for $3.95. 139 West Turk Avenue.
Murdith a Wright? Mered ith and Flora J Wright wed last evening officiated by Reverend Walter M Jordan at a quiet ceremony on Silver Street. Witnesses included Mrs Samuel Twom.
The disappearance of Alphonse Sauriz and Michael J Hayes from Butte prompts police to consider foul play or an accident. Sauriz, 36, a Columba breelk lodger, left for work on Oct 9 and has not been seen since. Hayes, about 34, last seen June 4, formerly a stevedore and building contractor, left home for work and has not returned. Authorities seek clues while noting Hayes’s family of six and Sauriz’s reported trouble with a fellow Mexican. Details indicate both men may be missing under suspicious circumstances.
A debate invitation from the Industrial Workers of the World to a Socialist party on political action versus direct action was accepted. AW Wayrack was named to defend political action with CHalify to debate at the IWW hall on Oct 18. The piece also covers local political maneuvers, Harack Wins Again, and an appeal over a referendum vote affecting membership voting rules.
The body of David Loughrin arrived in Butte from Idaho accompanied by Margaret Loughrin and was taken to Mrs. Florence Loughrin's home on West Silver Street. Funeral services were set for 9:15 a.m. at St Patrick's Church. Neighbors noted his absence from Kong Ha Mes and the ranch, while an investigation showed he died peacefully in bed last Saturday night. Loughlin had served as an officer at Columbia Gardens and was beloved by children, earning the nickname Shake Hands.
A fragmented OCR list names numerous Montana towns leaders and residents including Billings Great Falls Helena Missoula Butte and Bozeman. The document reads like an electoral or directory roll with individuals and spouses tied to locations such as Sheridan Three Forks Livingston and Gardiner.
Mrs Taabella Gage, long associated with Murray hospital, will leave Slows City to visit relatives and then move to Denver to assume a new duties at a large hospital on November 1.
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Post of labor assures Congressman Conry that immigration will not hinder Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst’s appearance at Madison Square Garden Sunday night after her New York landing. Post says detention is unlikely and would involve bond release if it occurred, with no special action against her case.
Washington moves toward possible formal dealings with the Mexican constitutionalists as Huerta’s regime shows strain. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan weigh options to back peace efforts while avoiding domestic disruption, with calls for an embargo on arms and moral support for Carranza’s side.
Washington reports twenty Catholic nuns from the Sisterhood Bethy Thearnaty Word among refugees en route from Tampico to Galveston aboard oil tankers Hainant and Veneta. Also aboard are 16 British subjects, 1 Mexican, and 1 American. A train carried 155 Americans toward Pamploco, while Monterrey to Laredo traffic is suspended and Americans are reportedly being treated well though a peso loan demand looms.
Fragments of a local notice show obscure names and numeric values. The readable parts mention sums like 1 and references to individuals and places, with unclear context about action or deadline.
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