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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
8
In Brookiane on September 2 1922 Tilden teamed with Johnston to defeat the veteran duo Chandier and another opponent 6 3 0 6 4 in a wet court match. The report notes W. Tilden and partner faced stiff competition with strong lines from Agie and others as the doubles contest unfolded.
The Associated Press reports Eddie Tryon may join a professional game next week. Frank Frisch of the New York Giants was fined 4500 for leaving the team without permission. Manager John McGraw said Frisch would return tomorrow.
Reports from Atlantic City detail Dempsey's training amid rain and distractions, sparring partners, and incidents with Jimmy Dougherty. The scene includes a lively track show, a Charleston-dance display, and tension over alleged attempts to fix fights. Tunney’s Stroudsburg camp opens with rain cooling easing drills as he rests after travel.
The article details a boxer's cautious recovery from a near fatal ordeal. He plans to resume training with an early road jaunt and will not rush back to heavy work. Johnny Gromo misses camp after a lip cut from a recent bout.
A scrambled note reports the Cardinals contesting with a young outfielder, referencing trades and purchases amid uncertain dates. It mentions Mary Wave and the Tewatelyn Sohtian in relation to a Mondas deal, a $600 sum, and unclear retaliations or statements from Demtney and others as the melee surrounding acquisitions unfolds.
Fragmented OCR prose discusses attitudes toward the United Nations concept, referencing Canadian and American figures, neutrality, and calls for advisory opinions. It mentions Francis Bell and New England, with dilatory tensions and undecipherable phrases about preserving sovereignty and international relations.
Fragmented notes describe a debate over international law and American fairness. Key figures suggest the United States may confront court interpretations, with references to Sweden and Britain, and a warning that a divergent American reading could prompt a withdrawal.
Mexico City report warns a new labor bill advanced by Congress could constrain industry. The proposed measure would require employers to share profits with workers and detail workmen benefits, drawing concern from business and government observers about foreign investment impacts. The bill, supported by organized labor and viewed favorably by the government, faced hurdles in the Senate after passing the Chamber last year and is being revisited as the session resumes.
Heavy rains flood Indiana and Canada’s prairie regions causing railroad and factory inundation. Water recedes in places like Gatesboro and Penria after spending days under pressure. Roads washouts, bridges damaged, and suspensions of harvest with efforts to repair, resume travel, and reassess damages.
Providence report says the Manville strike was settled at a conference with Governor Aram J. Pothier and Adjutant General Cole. Union leaders and plant officials attended. Ratification is expected tomorrow morning and the mill is set to reopen at noon. One nonunion loom fixer will be reassigned and objections to continued employment of three nonunion men were resolved.
A mass meeting at the Montana hotel will discuss a proposed independent football league with about 19 teams including five from Butte and Anaconda. A survey of local players suggests Anaconda could field a strong team if the league forms, with candidates from Montana State College and several colleges and local players listed.
Delegates for district convention in Helena selected and reports heard on recent events. New members joined, Women’s Auxiliary gained 13 new members, donations to milk fund made, discussions on rehabilitation of disabled veterans and national program plans. Joan Sigler chaired, four delegates named for Herons convention. La Societe de 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux set next meeting to plan initiations.
R Ments, formerly with the engineering department of the Bo A railroad, died yesterday at the home of his mother in Waterloo, Indiana. The funeral will be held in Waterloo Saturday. Mr Conta and wife left Anaconda May 5 for the East seeking health benefit. They had lived in the city since 1915 when he was employed by the railroad company. They resided at 417 Wave. India's plan for a new financial pot lori eaometed to take shape with the cohort af the eusegney commission mext.
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