World record game ends after scoreless 20 innings
Heston reports Pittsburg and Boston battled through 20 innings with no runs, a major league record. Mayer, Cooper, Leach, and Schmidt featured in the tense frame as Boston finally allowed a run in the 21st inning, while Nehrt pitched the distance for Boston. Kaiser and Henry split duties on the mound for Pittsb ur, with Lehmidt also contributing.
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Baseball league rights amid war impacts noted
A wartime notice defines territorial and player rights for clubs in a league, requiring consent for play in a circuit city and promising protection of reversionary player rights until March 1, 1918. It also mentions tendering contracts by that date and limits on club movements before resolutions.
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Beevlin Becomes Beacon in Detroit New York Win
Detroit and New York split a day of baseball action with New York winning the Bevlin finale 7 to 0. Gilhooley connected for a home run in the second inning with two on, while Russell and Matteson pitched well in a pitchers duel for the Yankees.
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Funeral service for Mirko Jurisich at Holy Cross Church
The funeral for Mirko Jurisich aged 21 was held this morning at Wilt Lake Place, proceeding to Bacredee Church where the mass will be celebrated at 20 in the Holy Cross come.
Funeral for Alexander Braner to be held Friday
The funeral of Alexander Braner will take place this Friday afternoon at Walsh's chapel. Interment follows at Mountain View Cemetery.
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M. J. Walsh Co Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Funeral directors M. J. Walsh Co announce services and embalmment arrangements. Local notices indicate their role in arranging visits, cremation options, and customer assistance for grieving families.
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Mohammed remains of a two year old found
The fragmentary text references Mohammed aged two and mentions remains and a person named Ani, but details are unclear and the article segment is incomplete.
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Mohammed
Sat- Mohammed
Funeral notices and birth obituary fragments
Sam R White Funeral Director nhalmer 1 9 Soutl A Phone S11. The funeral of the Ist mo Will take place this Pris laternoon at 2 o'clock at the Feardenee. 9 a Meas Burnett t [42 South Dakota street, the Jorge D Wolfe officiating. Dorothy May Collins infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Mike Collins died at 497 North Jackson street. Funeral tomorrow Saturday morning at 9:30, Tinmacul Conception church. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
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Taxes Double On Many Things In New Tax Bill
Washington reports a broad tax bill raising many levies. It doubles taxes on cigars and tobacco products and tightens taxes on manufacturers and retailers. It adds a 1 percent tax on retail sales and mail order houses, and increases passenger rates.
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Suspect Wilson Robbery Arrest In Holoup
J. D. Moran was taken into custody by Deputies Sullivan and Tenett yesterday as a suspect in the shooting of T. J. Wilson early Thursday. He faces investigation on the Holoup case. another man named Guy Dent reportedly matched a robber description.
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Weed of Helena Chosen by Eagles Convention
The telegram from Pittsburgh announced that Weed of Helena had been chosen by the national convention as a delegate. Delegates were having the time of their lives at the convention in Pittsburg as the Eagles vote on leadership and duties.
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Abe. Cohen
Pittsburg
Morgan Rites Planned For Mrs. Morgan at Local Residence
The sun Morgan wife of WC Morgan will lie in state at 1481 Flor Chee Avenue this afternoon at 7 o clock then proceed to the Chris Han church for services at 8 o clock Interment follows at Mountain View Cemetery for Lydia.
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Swedish Pershing's Troops Impress Swedish Leader
Stockholm reports Hjalmar Branting, Swedish statesman and editor, lauds General Pershing's American forces. He notes 200000 Swedish Americans under Pershing, 1200000 Americans on and behind the front, and predicts 2000000 eventually. Branting praises Red Cross hospital trains and American soldiers' discipline and cheerfulness. He mentions a royal reception at a small town with about 600 officials present.
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Military committee debates age limits and troop goals
The committee weighed raising the 18 to 40 age range while Baker noted efforts to expand the force size. Officials said roughly 1.3 million Americans were overseas or in training, with a target rate of 250,000 monthly and hopes for 2,000,000 abroad by October.
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Britain asks for seven hundred million pound credit
London reports Chancellor Bonar Law seeks a credit of 700 million pounds in the House of Commons to support ongoing wartime needs and aid Italy. He notes Britain has already advanced 518 million pounds to Italy in gold for ammunition, equipment, and civilian supplies, with America and France also aiding. Berlin reports Allied attacks near Fer en Tardenois repulsed with losses on both sides.
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Government potential take over cyanide makers linked to Scheide
The government may seize manufacturing cyanide firms owned by the Scheide Anstaldt Company of Prankfort Germany and subsidiary U S factories. The property custodian is pressing to obtain controlling stock of the American corporations as part of a larger drive to place key assets under state control.
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State issues lightless order affecting multiple towns
Helena August 1 State Fuel Administrator MOH Gerry Jr announced a federal lightless order limiting power use. The affected towns include Baker Bridger Pony Chinook Ismay Forsyth Hardin Fairview Libby Malta Musselahell Red Lodge Ollie Plentywood Roundup Saco Scobey Dillon Wibaux Wolf Point Glendive Miles City Bainville Froid Flaxville Culbertson Shelby Poplar Glasgow Malta Bowdoin Haslem and others.
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