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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1913
Page
15
An old health ad proclaims a herbal formula 8. 8. 8. as a cleansing remedy for blood impurities. It warns against mercury and harsh chemicals, urging readers to consult a specialist and to obtain the product at drug stores through The Swift Specific Co in Atlanta Georgia.
Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh Wisconsin defeated Frank Klaus of Pittsburgh over nineteen rounds by decision in Milwaukee. The bout marked the first under the new Wisconsin boxing commission with McGoorty landing hard lefts and jabs to gain the lead, while Klaus pressed with body blows and came close in several rounds. Klaus bled from the mouth and left eye by the end as both fighters tired but McGoorty maintained the advantage and aimed for the world middleweight claim.
A dramatic pursuit east toward Helena ended with two suspects detained after a high speed chase. Officers recovered revolvers and a billy, with cash totals of 18.05 and 104.60 on suspects Kell and Hanson. Police link the group to Bickett and Butler robberies and a Chinaman victim, amid broader investigations into Montana holdups. Plotinich, Hanson, and Kelly provided varying statements of arrival and associations, with physical descriptions recorded for the suspects.
Tommy Walsh says he will move Eddie McGoorty to Klaus and Clabby then settle the championship dispute. McGoorty, in fine form after a layoff, is faster and remains in the welterweight class, contrary to rumors.
A chaotic rehearsal at Broadway involved stage hands forming a mob demanding payment. The World War I era IWW inspired group, depicted as apes, threatened to halt the show until a demand was met. After tense moments, the mob dispersed with robes, a new mob formed, and the strike was broken with backstage persuasion.
Dr James Burrill Angell president emeritus of the University of Michigan was stricken by heart failure yesterday and is described as considerably worse today his age adding to concerns for a grave crisis within the next 24 hours in Ann Arbor Michigan on September 28.
A quiet search is under way for a Butte man who allegedly pawned a gun with a Park Street broker. Police and special officers hold valuable information and expect to clear the mystery soon. They are confident the slayer's identity is established, with arrests predicted, though delays have slowed an important arrest.
The American Association crowned Milwaukee as the pennant winner with Columbus and Minneapolis also contending, while Milwaukee plans a post season series with Denver pending arrangements. Elsewhere, Waseda University and University of Washington tied in a baseball game disrupted by darkness. Lewistown hosts Manson’s lead-up to a match with Avanni, and Tally Johns heads to Hamilton for a 12 round bout with Dawson.
Detroit report shows Secretary Houston of the US Department of Agriculture urging road funding focused on farm needs over transcontinental highways. He warns federal aid proposals risk treasury bankruptcy yet acknowledges automobilists aid in road building. Pope Pius gains strength and greets Brazilian pilgrims in Rome as benediction given.
Washington reports the democratic tariff revision bill has been approved by joint conference and sent back to the house with unanimous support. Leaders expect President Wilson to sign before week’s end as focus shifts to the currency, anti trust and railroad control measures. The cotton futures tax remains unsettled amid Clarke amendment disputes.
Thomas Mott Osborne, head of the state prison reform committee, began a self imposed stay in Auburn prison to study inmate life. He uses the alias Thomas Brown, dines with convicts, and participates in daily routines to observe the system firsthand and gauge its impact on behavior and reform efforts.
Circuit Judge O'Brien dissolved the temporary injunction against picketing and parading by copper mine strikers, enabling demonstrations tomorrow. Picketing resumed tonight amid noisy celebrations at the Keweenaw County mines. Ahmeek Mine will first use strike-breakers, with more arrivals and preparations at Quincy and other subsidiaries. Output figures show little production increase from the prior week.
Floods in Southwestern Louisiana blackout Lake Charles and halt streetcar service. Houses flood in lower areas while rain continues. Southern Pacific suspends trains bound for New Orleans and on branch lines. If rain lasts another day, not more than half the rice crop may be harvested.
Joseph Henault’s Modesty creek farm dominates Powell county fair entries with 36 prizes totaling 98 dollars in premiums. His brother in law J Bell runs the farm now, and products were entered under his name, with numerous firsts across apples, grains, canned goods, and live stock.
Earl Lyford, former Butte high captain, was named captain of the School of Mines football team. He played multiple positions including left tackle and left half. Eighteen players showed for practice. team expected light, averaging about 149 pounds. Coach Junier hopes for a fast squad. first tryout Saturday with high school game at Columbia Gardens. Boston coverage notes Charles S Bird campaign tour begins in Massachusetts.
An old advertorial fragment touts Pape's Diapepsin as a remedy for sour stomach, indigestion, and heartburn. It claims five minute relief, mild candy taste, and avoids laxatives, urging readers to ask pharmacists to verify the formula printed on the package.
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