Baseball leagues Suspend Games for Harding Death
AP reports August 3 1923 baseball leaders halt or postpone games in response to President Harding death. Landis orders no games today beyond funeral, half mast flags at ballparks. Heydler requires players wear mourning armbands after funeral. several city leagues cancel or postpone today's schedule.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
President Harding
Pittsburg
John M. Heydler
National Baseball League Today
Harding
San Francisco
H. McCarthy
League
Aus
Thomas J. Hickey
American Association
A. R. Tearney
Anaconda Juniors Defeat Butte Team In Big Win
Anaconda juveniles defeated Butte juniors 28 to 6 in the opening game of a five game series. Anaconda pounded 29 hits while Butte pitchers scattered 12. Batteries were Carmody Freebourn Smith Berry for Anaconda and Davidson Jenkins Lawlor for Butte. Second game set for 2 p.m. at the gardens in Butte.
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Anaconda
Butte
Cherry Street
Butte Rockies
Davidson
Jenkins
Carmody
Freebourn
Smith
Berry
Lawlor
Gardens
Irish Societies Plan Big Day at Gregson Springs
Butte Irish societies picnic committee reports full preparations for a Sunday event at Gregson Springs. A large attendance is expected with booths for ice cream and cigars, variety games, sports, dancing and swimming. Events judged by a prominent panel. schedule shows departures from Butte at 9:35 am, 1 pm, 5 pm, 7 pm, and 10:25 pm, with Gregson returns at 4 pm, 6:45 pm, 9:30 pm, and midnight.
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Butte Irish Societies
Gregson Springs
Booth
Mary Dunn
Catherine Mullholland
Nora Rowan
Margaret Reap
J. J. Lynch
Tom Walker
Father MacDonald
Father Foley
Phil C. Goodwin
Harry Thompson
Shanley
Sheriff Duggan
John B. Sullivan
John Gribben
Mamie Lenahan
Jerry Egan
J. M. Brown
Margaret O’brien
Mamie Nolan
John O'Leary
Pat Craig
J. J. Murphy
Chas. Gallaher
Ben Frazier
Don Ryan
John McManus
M. J. McDonough
T. J. McCarthy
John Dillon
Mary M. Paige
Margaret Kiely
Butte
Gregson
Vets Wives and Kiddies Picnic on August 5
The Spanish American War veterans auxiliary plans its annual picnic on Roosevelt drive Sunday August 5. Members meet at the courthouse at 9 AM to form autos for the outing with sports and games featured. Mrs May Hoon chairs the committee with a capable assistant.
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Roosevelt Drive
May Hoon
GONTEST POSTPONED FOR HARDING DEATH
The Mines league baseball game between A. C. M. and Black Epecs was postponed in memory of resident Harding. The makeup will be Monday at 6 15 PM at Clark park with Powers and Clarks, followed by Rnodes and Cole F Pitts at Anaconda. The earlier start time of 6 30 PM is retained for the rest of the season.
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Mines League
Black Epecs
Harding
Powers
Steve Hogen
First New Play The Breaking Point by Rinehart
Wagenhals and Kemper announce their first new production of the year in New York titled The Breaking Point by Mary Roberts Rinehart. It will open in August and follows their success with The Bat on stage this season.
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Wagenhals and Kemper
New York
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Snowy region in Sierra Nevada and Cascades tops US
Snowiest region in the United States lies in the Sierra Nevada and Cascade ranges. Paris reports about 30,000 horse drawn vehicles.
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United States
Sierra Nevada
Cascade Ranges
Paris
Financial status stock exchanges show strong assets and rents
Figures from Lauszier-Wolcott detail the New York Stock Exchange building rental of 500000 annually plus 1100000 in member dues, yielding about 1600000 yearly. Property values total 12800000 with mortgages 7500000, while sale prices exceed book values across exchanges, indicating solid financial footing.
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Lauszier-Wolcott Co
New New York Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
New York Curb Market Association
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Curb Market
Consolidated Exchange
Swestock Quotations Chicago Aug 3 Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices
Hogs receipts 26 000 opening higher on good and choice grades with top at 8.30 early. Bulk 160-240 lb 8.19-8.25, 250-350 lb butchers 7.60-8.00, packing sows 6.45-6.85, killing pigs 6.25-7.25. Cattle receipts 4 000 active, better grades strong with steers 11.80, some loads 11.50-11.75. vealers to packers 11-11.50. stockers steady. Sheep receipts 11 000 very slow, fat lambs 12.50-13.60, natives 13.60-14.65, heavy ewes 2.76-4.25, light weight up to 7 for feeders.
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Chicago
IL. S&s
Alleged Badge Case Heads to District Court
Leo and Isabel Raich, charged with robbery and extortion in a badger game, will be tried in district court per the county attorney. They were previously charged in justice court, released on bonds, and the case setting vacated.
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Leo
Isabel Raich
Raich
Justice Court
L. B. Sulgrove
Richard Dix Eyes Fourth Wife In Ansonia Run
The Ansonia theater opens a four day run of Poverty of Riches starring Richard Dix who jokes about needing a real wife after three on screen marriages in as many plays. Dix quips about seeking a wife while filming All’s Fair in Love The Glorious Fool and Poverty of Riches and notes his obsession after those roles.
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Richard Dix
Helene Chadwick
Dix
Goldwyn
Ansonia Theater
Brass Bottle at the American features Robin Hood and Covered Wagon cast
Maurice Tourneur presents The Brass Bottle opening at the American with Sam De Grasse as King Suleyman and Roy Coulson as Jarjarees. Ernest Torrence and Tully Marshall from The Covered Wagon join the cast alongside Harry Myers Otis Harlan and Ford Sterling. Barbara LaMarr leads the female lineup with Snub Pollard comedy and Wurlitzer entertainment.
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Maurice Tourneur
Sam de Grasse
King John
Suleyman
Roy Coulson
Jarjarees
Ernest Torrence
Tully Marshall
Tourneur
Harry Myers
Bar Silver Declines in New York Market
In New York on Aug 3 bar silver traded at 62 and Mexican dollars at 47 percent, reflecting market movement. The terse bulletin notes current pricing without broader context or implications for investors.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Rialto Show Promises Variety With Calhoun and Golf Reel
Alice Calhoun stars in The Man Next Door at Rialto, showcasing her horse riding as she plays Bonnie Bell Wright alongside a rugged Wyoming setting. Emerson Hough’s romance of the open spaces drives the plot while two old men guide a daughter’s emergence. Added features include Golf as played by Generaten with full slow motion study, a sweepstakes comedy Family Troubles, news bits, Rialto Melodies, and organ by Charles Lavell. Chugach National Forest in Alaska is listed at 5 232 204 acres.
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Alice Calhoun
Vitagraph
Rialto Theater
Bonnie Bell Wright
Wyoming
Emerson Hough
Calhoun
Ree
Generaten
Rialto Men
Melody
Charles Lavell
Otto Schultz Wins Northwest Trophy
Otto Schultz a longtime county resident returns from Portland where he attended the Northwest trap shooting tournament and wins the championship and the gold trophy as high point man of the meet.
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Otto Schultz
Northwest Trophy
Dillon
This County
Portland
Ore
Mr. Schultz
Tourists in Village of Grass Near South Bend Experience Primitive Jungle Life
Dr. V. V. Bacon of Spokane leads an eastern party whose automobile broke down on the tourist trail near South Bend. With no repair parts or lodging available in the woods, the group faced a unique ordeal and adapted to the primitive setting while awaiting assistance.
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South Bend
Ore
V. V. Bacon
Spokane
Primitive village life described as repairs await aid
A fragment notes people building a nest eout of hemlock boughs grass and sticks and enjoying their primitive village until repairs could be sent for and received.
The Bat Returns to New York Stage
The Bat a mystery play by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood, produced by Wagenhals and Kemper, will open the new season with a limited engagement in New York after a long original run marked by unprecedented success. A note mentions the hippopotamus of Africa as easy prey for hunters.
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The
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Avery Hopwood
Wagenhals
Kemper
New York
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