Catholic Foresters Outing and Local Excursions in Anaconda
The community plans a Sunday of recreation with a six coach special train to Deer Lodge for Mount Haggincourt Foresters and families. Clerks from Anaconda and Butte scout Mountain View Park for picnics, a baseball game, and dancing hall access. Fishermen will frequent nearby waters, while track fans may travel to Butte for Hennessy stakes racing, with several thousand expected.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Mount Haggincourt
Catholic Order of Foresters
Mountain View Park
Butte
Suite
Hunting goods at Tolan Co's and local ads
Verberkmoer eye specialist is noted along with Smoke W. R. cigar union made. Schlappi piano tuner at Short's store promotes piano bargains. Meyers at 114 W. Park and Kenneth Ross of Bonner are mentioned with Montana reference. Henepin Paper Co of Minneapolis led by president BR Nelson is named.
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Kenneth Ross
Bonner
Montana
BR. FL Nelson
The
Henepin Paper Company
Minneapolis
Favorite Prescription Restores Health and Weight for Woman
A testimonial touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as reviving weak and ill women, claiming a 40 pound weight gain from 135 to 175 pounds. It cites improved health, regularity, and relief from drains and inflammation, with a Beechwood patient sharing rapid recovery after using multiple Pierce remedies.
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Pierce
Special train to Butte races from Anaconda
Beginning Monday July 29 a daily 1 pm train will depart Anaconda for Butte during race days and return. Round trip with race track admission costs 1.50. After Sunday July 28 the 5:40 pm and 10:45 pm from Anaconda and 6:40 pm and 11:30 pm from Butte will be discontinued.
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Anaconda
Butte
Third Member Of Court Not Chosen
Acting Secretary Gary Hackett delayed naming the third member of the Schley court of inquiry. He has conferred with rear admirals and will inform Secretary Long before an official announcement. Judge Advocate Lemley leaves on a month long vacation to New England but will stay available for legal direction.
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Washington
Gary Hackett
Schley Court of Inquiry
Long
Hackett
Advocate Lemley
New England
Officers Forced Out at George H. Phillips Co
Stockholders and directors are ousted from the George H. Phillips company. Abel D. Osman, former secretary, and Joseph L. Bauman, brought in on June 14 after the May corn deal, are no longer connected. Rumors persist of a $125,000 debtor pool involving employees and stockholders. company officials neither confirm nor deny.
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Chicago
George H. Phillips Company
Abel D. Osman
Joseph L. Bauman
Bauman
Osman
Ute Indian Breaks World 100-Yard Record
Candiras de Foya of the Ute tribe ran 100 yards in nine seconds at the quarto centennial events in Colorado Springs. The nine second time shattered the previous world record of 9.3 seconds for professionals and 9.45 seconds for amateurs.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Candiras de Foya
General Rains Benefit Eastern Kansas Crops
Topeka Kansas reports general rains across Eastern Kansas tonight bringing a sharp temperature drop and promises marked benefit to crops.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
City approves five mill levy in district tax hike
The board set a five mill special levy for the city district, outlining the new tax rate and its intended use to fund local services. The action formalizes the levy with district officials and affected residents.
City School Board votes to issue bonds and tax levy
The city school board adopted a special tax levy of mills on district property, in addition to the county wide 2 mill levy. It plans to use 17 000 of the Daly inheritance tax to redeem the 17 000 bond issue drawing 7 percent, aiming to clear debt and avoid added taxpayer burden.
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FitzPatrick
Supreme Court
Jruet
Messera Cox
Jones
Nell
Koonta
Miserable Baltimore pitching sinks two to Washington
In Baltimore on Aug 3 Washington won both games 6 to 5 and 8 to 5. Foreman’s wildness late in game one and McGinnity’s rough start in game two doomed the Orioles. Attendance was about 1,500 as Patten Clark Bresnahan and Foreman were cited for Baltimore and McGinnity Bresnahan Gerland Clark for Washington.
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Baltimore
Baltimores
Washington
Foreman
McGinnity
Chicago Outplayed as Visitors Rally in Rough Game
Chicago was outplayed throughout as the visitors recovered from early holes. Attendance reached 9,100 withCRICAMO ccesires atensees Batteries-Katoll Callahan Sugden Miller and Buelow noted in the report.
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Chicago
Cricamo Ccesires
Atensees A Eediasagus Batteries
Katoll and Callahan
Sugden, Miller and Buelow
Ereeeee
Milwaukee Falls to Cleveland in Extra Innings
In Milwaukee on August 3 the Cleveland nine defeated the Milwaukee team 8 to 7 as the game went to extra innings in the tenth frame with Scott delivering the decisive moments for the visitors.
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Milwaukee
Scott
Labor Day Prize List Reveals Union Sports Events
A historical Labor Day notice lists prizes for events like baseball printers versus clerks tug of war and numerous track formats. Prizes include beer cases cigars silver medals and cash plus merchandise and weapons for various age and union groups. Entries to W H Young Anaconda.
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MacCallum & Cloutier
C. C. C. C. Tug OF War—Smeltermen’s Union Ves. Foundry
A. BE. Riviere
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Peckham & Jake
C. C. Watson & Co
Jos. Wein
People's Store
R. 8. Tolan
Harmoniphone
A. Short
Standard Drug Co
Finley Bros
Odson
Leck & Coy
Conley & Clague
O. D. Store
Hub Saloon
weeCallum & Cloutier
Mahan Bros
L. J. Baker Co
A. C. McKinnon & Bro
J. B. Goose
J. W. Dezell
C. W. French
R. M. Greig
Dave Moohr
Sutton & Nagle
I. X. L. Store
Boston Shoe Store
CC. CC. Cc. C
Stage & Conrad
Central Labor Council
Banner
W. H. Young
Labor Day Arrangements Committee
Anaconda
Home Run Sparks Philadelphia Over Boston in Third Inning
Philadelphia defeated Boston as home runs and miscues by the visitors spurred a decisive third inning. Attendance 7,280 with Batteries Sparks Reidy Donohue Scott Connor for Philadelphia and Low Schreckengost Plank Powers for Boston. Standings show Chicago Baltimore Detroit Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Milwaukee with varied win totals.
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Philadelphia
Boston
R. H. E. Boston Ocovewaishintveerie Eee & Pearsinin
Arghenes
Low
Schreckengost
Plank and Powers
P. Ct
Chibaro Caraca O
Omar Isiece
Baltimore
Detroit
Oenorsee
Washington
Cleveland
Milwaukee
St Louis Beats Chicago 5 to 2 In Baseball Tilt
The St Louis nine facing Eason in the third inning scored five runs to beat Chicago 5 to 2. Attendance was 3 500. Beere credited with the win while Eason and Kahoe shared battery duties with Harper and Ryan. Umpires were O Day and Brown.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Aus
Eason
Beere
R. H. E. Tees
Isice Sehbathes Bestaemoad A SD Bt. Lewis
lEason and Kahoe
Harper and Ryan
O Day and
Brown
Boston Beats Brooklyn With Errors and Hits
Boston defeated Brooklyn as the latter committed several errors while Boston collected timely hits. Attendance was listed at 5,500 with Nichols Kittridge McGuire contributing and Umpire Dwyer calling the game.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Bosaton
Beere
R. H. E. Boston
Coteseese
Bivaettien
Nichols
Kittridge
kKitson
McGuire
Dwyer
Orthoheld New Yorks in defeat as Phillies win
Umpire Nash presided as Philadelphia 5 New York 0 with Orth shutting down the New York lineup. Attendance reported at 3.20 while box shows Denzer Deegan and Bowerman on the Philadelphia battery with Umpire Emslie.
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Philadelphia
New York
Orth
New Yorks
Mon
Terk Disicscess
Denzer
Deegan
Bowerman
Local Baseball Scores From Tacoma Seattle and Spokane
Tacoma 4 Seattle 3. Aug 3 in Seattle. Batteries Harmony and Frary for Seattle. Umpire O Connell. Spokane score list shows batters and players Downgraded text. Umpire McDonald. Portland game also noted with Batteries Miller Swindells Glen don Engel and Vigneux.
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R. H. E. Dortte Ciacpus
Was & Py
Harmony
Frary
St. Vrain
Rafert
O' Connell
Spokane
Wash
Batabbhebe Dibiobecsés
Portland
Seebiee Oteocehese
Miller and Swindells
Glendon, Engel and Vigneux
McDonald
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Anaconda News
Mountain View
Eagles
Standard Hall
W. H. de Witt
City
Three Mile House
Gladys Blair
George Symons
Lee Cohen
N. B. Rafferty
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Tolan Co.'s
Reinhardt
Rossiana, B. C
S. (. Johnson
S. W. Ripley
F. B. Gorr
J. H. Mitchell
Standard Bindery Department
Pacific Coast
Alice Mahoney
Mother
Salt Lake
R. F. Moser
J. Wegman
Silver Lake
King of
Nye & Steurnagle’s
Fast Park Avenue
W. J. Morton
Standard
J. M. Howard
John Wittner
May Wittner
Wilda Wittner
Yellowstone Park
Dominica
St. Ann's Hospital
Leavenworth, Kaw
Clear Makers Union
T. D. Flynn
State Trades and Labor Council
J. CC. Savery
Cable
Louis Rothenberg
S&s. W. Trent
W. J. Pfeiffer
Copper City Commercial Company
Great Falls
A. Schilling & Co
San Francisco
Tolan Co ‘S
Verberkmoer
W. R
Schlappi
Short’'s Store
Meyers
W. Park
Board
Daly
Sil
East Park Ave
SWIFT
Atlanta
Central Labor Council of
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Clark
Crawford
R. H. E. Pittsburg Skatkicks
Smmnmot Cornens
Kaadthctes SR
Phillips
O'Connor
Philippi
Bergen
Nash
Pitteburg
Lewis Cece
Tacoma
Seattle
Seattle, Wash
Sarah
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Hamilton
Mont
Cor
Birch and
Front Streets
Anaconda Business Directory
Warm Springs
U. W
J. H. French
N. 8. Snyder
W. Jairdet
Main
Anaconda Property
Bireh Street
Itty
W. A. Cook
Cook Medical CO
Curtis ST
Denver
Woodbury
Andrew Jergens & Co
Ciacinnati, O
Board of Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Phil Greenan
United States
Aise
J. W. Mehargue
Daly Bank and
Trust Company OF
Generel
John K Toolf
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennety
Y. C Norbeck
Pamn Tin Plain Enrele CO
Indianepelie
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