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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1924
Page
2
Davis outlines labor focused platform advocating equal opportunity and anti caste implications. He urges labor leaders to guide America toward shared humanity while stressing three duties: opportunity equality, lawful rights equality, and modern policy to deter war.
The remains of Ethel Knuth, who died in Berkeley, California, are expected to arrive in this city Wednesday after noon on the Oregon Short Line train at 4 50 accompanied by her mother. Funeral notice will appear later. The funeral of John J. McHale will be held today from Gosselin Harkins funeral parlors at 9 o'clock with high mass at 9 30 in Sacred Heart church. Interment in Holy Cross. The remains of Jerry J. Hurley, 34, arrived this morning from Rochester. funeral arrangements will appear in later papers.
The remains of Mrs. Florence H. Zietske wife of Emiel Zietske of Piedmont will be sent from Richards parlors to Bozeman tomorrow morning for an afternoon funeral. Richards Wade proprietors funeral directors and embalmers list contact details.
Death notices report Battista Perga aged 50 at 154 Main Meaderville with funeral Thursday 9am at St Helena's mass 9 30am then Holy Cross cemetery. Sede May Miller wife of Ed Miller Isdom Mont to Wisdom cemetery 2pm under Order of Eastern Star No. 67. William Winnick birthday age not stated funeral time to be announced. Camille Lacombe 67 of Philipsburg Mont died yesterday at Wisever home funeral time to be announced.
The Sherman & Reed organization promotes its services with new limousines equipped with balloon tires and roadway features. Arizona Phone 67 and Phone 43 are listed for contact.
The funeral of the late J Paroni aged 52 will be Tuesday morning at 9 at 136 Terrace Street Meaderville then to Helena’s church for a requiem at 9 30 and burial in Holy Cross cemetery Esther Hawkins aged 13 beloved daughter and Mrs Thomas Hawkins funeral Wednesday morning at 819 Terrace Street then to Im church for high mass and Holy Cross burial The remains of the late Neff aged 26 who died are at Duggan’s undertaking with funeral announcement later.
Fire swept through the Currie and Edwin blocks damaging both levels within hours. Investigators noted the gas meter had been removed and the main gas cock open. A 12-year-old boy said a man was seen departing the scene around 8 30. Jennie Doe was jailed on bootlegging charges after a bottles explosion injuredDetective Powell and a Montana Power worker John McComas reported the meter tampering.
Morning crowds journeyed to Deer Lodge Anaconda Gregson Springs Wisdom and other towns for holiday events. Anaconda hosted a Washoe park program by the trades and labor council. Deer Lodge featured two Butte Mines band concerts and auto races under a national racing association. Gregson Springs saw Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters picnics while Wisdom hosted Blue lodges celebrations as Masonic families joined in.
Dr Cvallany director of the Szentes city museum says the grave of Attila the Hun will soon be excavated. He has supervised diggings near Dongt since.
The text notes General Young led cavalry in major engagements at Helena during the Civil War. After the war he accepted a regular army commission as a second lieutenant and served until the outbreak of the Spanish American War.
Brigadier General John Young commanded infantry and cavalry in the Philippines and became military governor of Northern Luzon. He was promoted to major general in 1901 and earned lifelong posts including president of the War College in 1903 and governor of the soldiers' home in Washington. He died after a long career and was buried at Arlington.
Otto Kemmerich, Germanys best known deep sea swimmer, completed a Husum to Wik Island crossing of 40 miles in just over 12 hours. He swam solo, carrying a waterproof pocket watch and compass attached to the back of his head.
During a turnover of old documents in the London record office a batch of New South Wales postage stamps from the 1855 issue was discovered. Collectors value the batch at 4500 dollars. The stamps were attached to a report sent to the colonial secretary by the governor of New South Wales.
W M Gilbert of Portland will designate the trial judge for Senator Wheeler as defense seeks transfer to Butte court. Prosecutor Slattery objects citing lack of statutory authority and origin of indictment in Great Falls. Change of venue and demurrer await Judge Pray's return. Bourquin's disqualification certificate and related letter to Wheeler are discussed.
Four speeches in Boston and nearby areas marked the start of Senator Wheeler's New England campaign for the La Follette ticket. A rain-soaked Boston Common crowd gathered as Wheeler delivered a brisk address warming to his work and shedding his coat for a fiery peroration against Republican and Democratic rivals.
The Montana conference of the Methodist Episcopal church adjourned and pledged unswerving allegiance to the U S Constitution and the eighteenth amendment. Rev H G Humphry of St Pauls Helena was transferred to Idaho on call to Twin Falls. District superintendents include Rev H K Holtzinger Butte district Rev R C Edgington Yellowstone district Rev Jesse Bunch Great Falls district Rev C C Cole Glacier Park district. Assigned pastors include Anaconda Rev E C Bartlett Dillon Rev Ed Smith and others heading to Butte Mountain View Trinity and more.
Articles of incorporation filed in Juneau reveal Terminal Railway and Power Company plans a standard gauge line from Hyder up to the Salmon River valley to the Alaska Canada boundary about 12 miles and a two mile branch toward the Texas Creek mines.
A Montana speaker discusses labor rights and industrial progress, praising labor unions, women’s welfare efforts, and child labor laws. He links fair wages to stable industry, calls for farmer organization, and highlights Montana’s vast timber, water power, and livestock resources, forecasting two hundred million dollars in annual agricultural output.
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