Pleasant day at Washoe Park draws crowds for a friendly ball game
A sunny April afternoon at Washoe Park drew a large crowd as the Iron Molders' club defeated the Anacondas 3 to 2 in a spirited mixed-team baseball game. Morris pitched effectively for the Molders, with Parke and Konen also contributing, while Parrish started for the Anacondas.
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Washoe Park
Plac
Angelonda
Raol
Iron Molders’ Club
Anacondas
Morrie
Chariie Parrish
Molders
Strikke
Morris
Pete
Hin
Parke
Bentean
Parrish
Frank Konen
Tucker
Morri
Wale
Frank McEachran
Harry Johnsson
Walker
Mace East
Marks
Anaconda
Hynes
Ame
Merrill
The Power That Governs Plot at Margesel Theater
Jules Murry presents Crestan Clarke in The Power That Governs a potent modern drama. Clarke plays Taine a 38 year old miner’s son raised by a nun in California after his mother’s death. He shows resolve and pride as new arrivals disrupt his hotel beneath a shack, with a New York financier figure involved.
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Jules Murry
Crestan Clarke
Margesel
Mr Clarke
Mal
California
Dita
Bolt
Slotra Madre
Ike
New York
Coffee Eyes and Postum Relief Fears of Coffee Links
A nurse recalls a Canego Montana woman who linked eye disease and blindness to coffee. After switching to Postum, eye health improved, with the patient noting steadier vision and no further weakness. The account credits Postum as the sole change, alongside healthier nursing for her baby.
Family for Him Hearth in Mexican Setting
A melodramatic tale centers on Andrew Oliver Carmichael and his illegitimate son Andrew Michael. Family tensions arise at a party in a cabin where Dorothy and Jim Henderson are menaced for ransom. Andrew’s steadfast integrity builds toward reconciliation with his father as characters collide amid a backdrop of Mexican scenery and a supportive cast led by Mrs. Murray and Mr. Clarke.
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Janet Winston
Aidrey Oliver Carmichael
Dorothy
Reginald
Arthins Burke
Winston
Jim Henderson
Andrew Michael
Pic
Turing
Central Labor Council Tonight and Local Notices
A jumble of city items lists Central Labor Council meets tonight along with various ads and notices. It mentions for rent, sales, visitors, and a parade of local names and events in Anaconda and surrounding areas with busy community chatter and upcoming services.
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Central Labor Council
Fire at Anaconda Brewery Briefly Contained
A small blaze occurred yesterday morning at the Anaconda brewery. Smoke was heavy as a boiler exploded from use of a disinfectant. No damage reported. Fire department responded promptly and contained the fire under control.
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Anaconda
Carpet Cleaning and Toy Hew Wlertile Machine Intro
A garbled notice notes carpet cleaning and carpet renewal with a wheeled machine. It mentions easy methods for cleaning without moving furniture and lists pronciators and a drop at a city location for orders.
Auto Fatality Near Trenton In April Collision
An auto fatality occurred in Trenton New York when a motorized cart ran over Charles Thurgum, 18, morning. Driver Corwin Nicholas, from Willington Ohio, was held in bond for hearing. Three Princeton male students and three female occupants were in the vehicle. the machine reportedly skidded causing loss of control.
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Trenton
Charles Thurgum
Cary Firnday
Corwin Nicholas
Willnington
Ohio
Princeton
Nicholay
Easter Services Across Anaconda Churches Draw Large Crowds
Easter Sunday crowds fill Anaconda churches as morning and evening sermons, special musical programmes, and impressive flower displays mark the day. St Peter’s and St Paul’s report near full houses, with warm weather aiding festooned streets and a bazaar atmosphere. Various congregations including St Mark’s and Scandinavian churches observe distinctive services with noted choirs and sermons by Rev H A Carnahan, Rev Tr Ware, and the new Christian church pastor.
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Thane
Ubon
St. Peter's
St. Paul's
St. Mark's Episcopal
H. A. Carnahan
Tr. Ware
The
Christian Church
Mistaken Identity or Genuine Culprit in Bank Job
Concord N H April 14 Adhering finally to his story that he was a victim of mistaken identity a prisoner known as Max Shinborn a bank burglar of International notoriety was released today from the state prison his sentence for the robbery of the Walpole N H Savings bank having expired on Easter Sunday Shinborn insists his real name is Seney J Woabus and has made numerous attempts to have the courts consider his claim police records in this country and Europe show the name Max Shinborn as a daring expert safe blower His career is cited as having involved more than 2 4 million stolen in a decade including the Walpole robbery on April 21 1865 and alleged raids on banks in New York Boston Baltimore and other cities He is said to own a long record of robberies and to have claimed title in Salism where he bore the name cold as “gentleman” while seeking release from prison
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Concord
N. H
Max Shinborn
Walpolé
Seney J. Woabus
Kang
Saliuborn
Oren Bank
Greerwell
New York
Hoyleston Bank
Boston
West Maryland Bank
Baltimore
Minnlutho Savings
Rhinhorn
Walpole Robbry
Salslum
Electric motor linked to wireless telegraphy breakthrough
An electrical engineer at Union Pref shops in Omaha demonstrated a wireless telegraphy based electric motor. The device powered a truck used on the Union Pacific line for several weeks and restarted at a wireless central station.
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Frederick Millener
Union Prete
Omaha
Union Pacific
Labor Resolutions Pass At Columbia Theater Meeting
In Washington on April 10 a mass meeting at the Columbia theater adopted resolutions urging Congress to enact labor measures. The resolutions threaten to place on a sack list those in Congress who vote against the labor backed reforms and pledge political retaliation for obstructing labor goals.
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Washington
Columbia Theater
Loulehi
Conwreck
Daily Newspapers advertise to all readers nationwide
The ad text promotes daily newspapers as a vehicle to reach manufacturers jobbers retailers and consumers of all ages urging quick effective promotion. It invites manufacturers to push products generally or in weak spots and directs to contact the advertising agency or The Ad Point League at Tribune Building New York.
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Universal
Aix Point League
Tribune
New York
Easter crowds fill Missoula First Methodist services
Easter crowds broke records at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Missoula. Morning and evening services drew large turnouts, with a 400-plus Sunday School attendance and a concert by the Sunday School and choir. Contributions from classes reached 2414.19, signaling strong missionary support and a thriving church community.
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Missoula
Willy
2. H. Inch
Bundey School
League
Methodiat
Riot at Lyceum Theater Ends in Arrests
A riot at the Lyceum Theater in Allseoula around midnight left several injured and multiple arrests. Officers battled a crowd of cooks and waiters, with fists and improvised weapons used before order was restored. One officer dodged a razor attack by Oliver Daniels, who escaped. Dozens were jailed and await morning arraignment as police pursue ringleaders.
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Allseoula
Severa
Atlor
ArUnk May
Lyceum
Oliver Daniels
Biles
Whatre
Omeer Daniels
Labor Meeting Seeks Sherman Act Reform at AFL Event
President Samuel Gompers addressed the American Federation of Labor at Grand Central Palace urging Congress to amend the Sherman Act this session to clarify that unions may not be blocked from boycotts. Delegates adopted resolutions pressing for a general employers' liability bill, an eight hour law for government workers, and accountability for lawmakers on labor measures.
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Low Fork
United States
Samuel Gomapers
American Federation of Labor
Grand Central Palace
Gompers H
Supreme Court of the United States
Unon Congress
Burke
Congress
Robbery spree in Missoula nets little cash and a ring
Two late night holdups in Missoula end with minimal loot. Temple Grady is robbed near East Main Street at 1:20 a.m., losing $4.70 in silver and a diamond ring but escaping harm. A second assault targets A Lynn near Honka, yielding only 50 cents before the assailants flee toward the Northern Pacific station.
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Missoula
Securioy
Uttta
Temple Grady
Tone
East Main Street
Temple
Grady
A. Lynn
Honka
Sven
Staton
Prisoners at Jail Hold Easter Egg Feast
Il snowla April 13 47 inmates controlled at the county Jail for Easler range from common criminals to George M Trayden charged with attempted murder Judge Murphy calls a special Kangaroo court session to decide how to observe Easter Egg feast funded by court funds. The court purchases a dozen eggs boiled fried poached scrambled and shirred for the feast.
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Ilsnowla
Easler
George M. Trayden
Standard Reporter
Twelve inning game ends in Missoula win over Corvallis
In Missoula on April 12 a 12 inning baseball game ended 9 to 10 with Broman's team defeating Corvallis in their valley town contest. Corvallis had been the undisputed champions of the league this season, and Broman's group returned home delighted by the victory.
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Missoula
Broman
Corvallis
Will of Durham W Stevens Leaves Estate to Sister
New York April 1 American will filing reveals Durham W Stevens longtime adviser to Korea died in San Francisco March 25 from wounds by a Korean. The will, dated September 1905, assigns entire estate to sister Katherine D Stevens including life and accident policies and a 1964 claim against the United States for service as chargé d affaires ad interim in Japan 1876 1879. The claim has presidential endorsement but no congressional appropriation has been made.
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New York
Durham W. Steven
Sat Francisco
Ba Naka
Stevene
Cal
Charles A. Uaynton
Marty A. Goleman
Charles A. Cotterill
Associated Pres
United States
Japan
Katherine D. Slevens
Slevens
Congress
F Neal Dies in Ohio At 4, Former Ohio Legislator
James Fy, once speaker of the Ohio Legislature, died today in Mous, Ohio. He served as consul at Liverpool, England, during the Cleveland administration.
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Mous
Ohio
James Fy
Ohio Legislatura
Unda
Cleveland
Liverpool
England
Professor claims Negritos of Pampunte share Africa traits
In Manila on April 10 Professor Sturr of Chicago University asserted that the Nogritas of Contra Ludon belong to the same stock as the Pigures of Central Africa after seven weeks among Negrito tribes in Pampunte province. He reported striking similarities in physical characteristics but did not find any Wagitala resemblance Pinnet.
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Manila
Sturr
Chicago Univeralty Bee
Expressét & Belle
Central Africa
Pampunte
Africa
Vine Age and Vita Cure Promoted by Smith Drug Co
A Smith Drug Co member extols Vine Age as a powerful tonic for chronic coughs, bodily weakness, and various ailments. The ad claims Vine Age is not a patent medicine, lists its ingredients as liver-derived elements, and offers a money back guarantee through Newbra Drug Co for customers who are not satisfied.
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Smith Drug Co.ange
Vinal
Easter Day Beauties Missoula Garden City
Beautiful Easter day in Missoula Garden City with clear skies warm sun and blossoming lawns. People in Easter attire filled churches. Greenough Park opened for a throng enjoying mild weather and spring scenery as automobiles and carriages moved along country roads.
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Garden City
Clondlena
Yprade
Cure for heart symptoms with Norvine and Heart Care
Mrs B. Jsminge of James River P.O. Va recounts years of chest pain fatigue and shortness of breath misdiagnosed as neuralgia dyspepsia and weak heart. After contacting Miles Medical Co. they advised Dr Miles Norvine with Heart Care and she fully recovered.
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Miles Medical Ce
Miles
Norvine
B. Jsminge
Jamea River
P.O. Vamizes Medical 66
Elkhart, Ind
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