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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1913
Page
8
Public notice touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier for rheumatism skin problems and general impurities. It claims the formula stimulates cellular tissues and repairs decay while warning against substitutes and advising consulting the Nowieat Dept of The Swift Special Co in Atlanta Georgia.
Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh Wisconsin defeated Frank Klaus of Pittsburgh in a 13 round no decision fight in Milwaukee marking the first bout under the new state boxing commission. McGoorty landed hard lefts and body blows while Klaus fought in bursts, with several rounds disputed and blood drawn.
A casino style pursuit near Helena involved a gray car driven by Sprague and a red vehicle with suspects including Kelly Hanson and Plotinich. After a rough stop four miles from the city, officers found a black mask and a cut shirt, with cash on each suspect. The group, tied to earlier holdups, was detained at the county jail as investigators link them to other robberies amid conflicting alibis.
Tommy Walsh plans to move Eddie McGoorty along with Dillon, Ilus, and Glabby to settle the championship dispute. McGoorty, faster since Ingolf, remains in contention. The American Association season ends with Milwaukee as pennant winner, followed by Columbus, Louisville, and Minneapolis. Postseason plans include Milwaukee versus Denver, details pending.
Graduates have registered across fall teams at Princeton N J as practice opens for track soccer and crew. Of about five hundred total workers, varsity football 175, crew 90, track 80, soccer 4, freshman and interclass baseball 1. Track includes cross country squad of 50. Also notes a Tokyo Sept 24 game between Waseda University and the University of Washington disrupted by darkness.
Lewistown Sept 29 Les Manson the Francisco middleweight had a flat appearance as he trains for a bout with Canadian champion Joe Avanni on Oct 1 Avanni works daily with Henry Trellinger Tul ly Johns leaves for Toronto to fight Jerry Dawnson in 12 rounds Friday night at 125 pounds ring wide
A staged Broadway confrontation escalates as Industrial Workers of the World members threaten disruption and demand pay. Carlos Supremus mediates, the mob chants for money or trouble, ultimately disbands after regalia is returned and a new rehearsal line forms.
Police search for a Butte man involved in a shooting on Park Street as a posse and officers collect information. They believe a crew will solve the case and had anticipated arrests soon, but unexpected delays have slowed progress.
Detroit speech by Secretary Houston of the agriculture department signals support for federal aid to road building focused on farmer needs. He cautioned that proposals must safeguard the treasury and avoid bankrupting federal finances while acknowledging road benefits for motorists.
Rome report says Pope Pius' health has improved and he feels stronger today He received a group of Brazilian pilgrims and gave benediction to several girls who had just taken first communion
Ann Arbor September 2 Dr James Burrill Angell president emeritus of the University of Michigan is reported much worse after a heart ailment yesterday his advanced age raises fear of a grave crisis within the next twenty four hours.
Washington reports the tariff revision bill, a core Wilson program, is back in the House after a joint conference with unanimous Democratic support. Leaders expect final passage before adjournment, with the cotton futures tax still unresolved and potential separation next winter.
Auburn prison hosts Thomas Mott Geborne known as Osborne in a self imposed disguise to study prison life. He will endure the routine including meals and shop work as authorities and inmates adjust to the undercover observer. The reform leader occupies a cell quietly while gathering firsthand impressions of the system.
Judge O'Brien dissolved the temporary injunction against picketing and parading by strikers. General Abbey of the state troops and Sheriff Cruse prepared to counter demonstrations expected tomorrow. The Ahmeek Mining Company plans to use strike breakers, with new arrivals and added forces at Quincy mine. Output figures show higher production than the prior week.
Lake Charles Louisiana endures heavy rain with power outages and flooded homes. Streetcar service halted and railroad trains to New Orleans and elsewhere suspended. Conservatively, if rain worsens, less than half the rice crop will be harvested.
Joseph Henault farm on Modesty creek won top prizes at the Powell county fair with premiums totaling 493.00. The farm, entered in J Beil’s name, led the exhibit with diverse crops, fruits, vegetables and livestock earning multiple firsts and seconds across categories including wheat potatoes cabbage turnips peas and canned fruits.
Earl Lyford, last year’s captain of the Butte Mines school eleven, named captain of the School of Mines squad. A high school star, Lyford played multiple positions including left tackle and left half. Eighteen players reported for practice. the team is expected to average around 149 pounds. First leg ent set for Saturday at Columbia Gardens.
Charles S. Binh launches a progressive bid with a statewide campaign tour starting today. The drive aims to energize supporters and expand recognition across the state.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsia as a harmless candy tasting remedy that digests food in five minutes. It claims relief from indigestion, heartburn, sour belching, and stomach discomfort, urging readers to ask a pharmacist to show the formula and buy now.
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