Speak Up Governor Stewart Chief Executive of U S
Helena Aug 6 Governor Stewart receives a telegram from a Paterson New Jersey union asking what steps the chief executive of the United States is taking to safeguard life and liberty in Montana amid lynching protests. The report also notes state efforts to combat animal diseases, bolster farm loans, and local business and property transactions including the Marlow theater project and Helena Meat Company ownership.
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Stewart
TW. W. Tocal Union
Paterson
N. J
United States
Federal Bureau ‘of Animal Industry
Washington
W. J. Butler
National Capital
Glenshive
Mont
Williston
N. D
Spokane
Montana
Helena Cemetery Association
Wiliam — Muth
Henry Winter
George H. Lyman
Butte
Helena Meat Company
Mra
Emma Mares
Lyman
Rock Rose Mining Company
Grass Valley
Here
Cruse Consolidated Company
Cruse
Lewistown Elk Benefit Adopts Ambulance Fund Plan
Lewistown announces the first of three entertainments by the Elks to raise funds for buying an ambulance to send to France. The event features The Days of 4 and war for Elks alone with cowboys firing Clank cartridges. County Treasurer Gosch reports July totals with $147,196 in trust and agency funds and $71,977 in county funds as of Aug 1. The Fergus County War Relief Association plans a large auto parade ahead of a mass meeting on Main Street Wednesday night.
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Lewistown
Elks
France
Gosch
Wesley Holzgraf
Clay Center
Neb
Grace Bonner
Lewistown Furniture Company
Montana Flour Sis , Company
Fergus County War Relief Association
O'Brien
Main Street
Oak
Pennsylvania Streets
Light and ‘Water Committee
Fireman’s Relief Association
Fireman’s Fund
Father, Mother, Children Die in Idaho Auto Crash
In Council Idaho a family tragedy unfolds as Frank Hahn his wife and two children Frank Hahn Jr and Elise die in an automobile accident. Two other children injured. Frank Hahn formerly lived in Powell County and 80 years in the upper valley. Harvey Fifer and Delbert Fifer depart for Council tonight. Helena reports state guard units were called and sworn in at Fort...
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Deer Lodge
Aug
Harvey Fifer
Delbert’ Fifer
Council
Idaho
Frank
Hahn
Frank Hahn Jr
Elise
Powell County
Upper Valley
Short Line at Dillon Makes Improvements
Millon Aug 6 The Oregon Short Line plans yard and warehouse expansion at Dillon adding a 20 foot platform along the west of the freight house and a north end addition to handle growing freight. A new automatic coal chute will replace shovel work, three helper engines are stationed, and a plan to move Black Tail creek westward will free space for track and future residential lots south of the stockyards.
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Millon
Oregon Short Line
Apex Hill
Tix
Black ‘Tail Creek
Black Tail
One Hit Off Foster Beats The Red Sox
Cleveland defeats Boston 6 to 1 as Foster gives up only one hit. Harrie belts a bases on balls and a two bagger for two runs. Speaker makes sensational fielding plays in right. Washington beats St Louis 8 to 0 in a pitching duel. Milan and Poster drive in runs. New York tops Detroit 8 to 5 as Mogridge hits two triples and drives in three.
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RED Sox
Boston
Aug
Cleveland
Basle
Harrie
Felding
Keere
Kiepfer
Raby
Net
Thomas
New York
Mogridge
New’ York
Destroft
New Torre
Two Barnes
Detroit
Mitchell
Cunningham
Yelle
Spencer
Walters
Philadelphia Triumphs Over Chicago In Extra Innings
In a long showdown Philadelphia defeated Chicago in the eleventh. Metanis singled and scored on Schang's triple. Final score 8 to 4 with Philadelphia battering Russell and Scott while Schalk and Noyes paired with Schang contributed key plays.
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Chicago
Metanis
Schang
Rhe
Russell
Scott
Schalk
Noyes
Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Activities
Trains from the south delayed near Lima for about three hours. Perry Backus of Sheridan, Wyoming, arrives to visit relatives and will return with his wife and children. A county grading outfit moves to the south end to aid road and highway work under County Surveyor Ruffner. Postmaster Phil C. Goodwin of Butte visits the city with Mrs. Goodwin. Cement walks replace a wooden boardwalk at Metlen Hotel. Draftexaminations scheduled for Beaverhead high school gym, with exemptions due by Aug. 11. Mrs. T. E. Poindexter returns to the city from the South accompanied by Mrs. Margaret Poindexter.
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Dillon
Lima
Perry Backus
Sheridan
Wyo
William Carter
Ruffner
Phil C. Goodwin
Butte
W. B. Chapman
Metlen Hol
Eng Celty
Beaverhead” High School
T. E. Poindexter
Margaret Poindexter
Editors of State Meet in October
Lewistown reports Montana Press Association plans for Oct 3 in Missouri for university in session attendance expected to be largest in association history. Gilluly and Peterson cite strong turnout and self observation of work by editors.
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Editors OF State
Lewistown
J. A. Gillaly
Thi City
Montana Press Association
Peterson
Association
Missouri
Gilluly
Frenchman Invents Straw Based Artificial Wood for Matches
A French inventor develops an artificial wood substitute for matches made from specially prepared straw. The innovation aims to replace traditional timber in match production and may impact supply and manufacturing methods.
Conference 10 Football Schedule Changes Shaped By War
Washington State official J F Bohler cites war impact on Northwest Conference play. Gongaga’s exit may force schedule rearrangements with Spokane hosting key games including Washington State versus Montana, and Whitman left without a Nov 3 match. Freshmen may be temporarily abolished.
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Washington State College
Northwest College Conference
Northwestern
Gongaga
Hohler
Ang
Montana
Idaho
Whitman
Spokane
Washington” State college-Whitman
Washington — State College
Oregon
Kemp's Northwestern all star team misspells Butte players
Abe Kemp of the Spokane Spokesman-Review selects an all star lineup from Northwestern league veterans. The disbanded class B circuit is noted as scattered nationwide. The piece lists players who appeared in most games and contemplates their potential in higher leagues, while naming no Butte players. It also mentions the league’s dissolution and season wrap up in 1917.
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Spokane Spokesman-Review
Butte
Dave ‘Hillyard
Cliff McCarl
Gardner
Kemp
Cheney Blows Up In Ninth And Is Beaten
Brooklyn pitcher Cheney allows one hit through eight innings before a ninth inning rally by St Louis. A Smith wild pitch and J Auler double produce a 1-8 St Louis win as Watson yields four hits. Eddy details show Philadelphia topping Chicago in a pitchers duel as Oeschger and Hendrix hold their rivals. Postponements listed for Cincinnati New York and Boston Pittsburgh games due to rain.
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Brooklyn
Watson
Smith
J. Auler
St. Louisa
Boeckels Hard Luck With The Majors
Tony Boeckel, former Great Falls third baseman, debuting with Pillsburg, endured heat collapse and a forehead wound from a line drive before returning to play. He remains limited by his condition as Columbus, Ohio reports on horse racing results and pacing records, noting Peter Pointer and Walter Caenato performing in 2:08 and 2:09 events, with Ramco winning the two year old trot and other minor stakes outcomes.
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Great Falls
Pillsburg
Boeckel
Bezdek
Pirates
Brooklyn
Olson
Toeckel
Columbus
Onio
Augel Petar Pointer
Fas
Orig
Peter Pointer
Walter Caenato
Walter ‘Caenato
Savoy
Brea
Ho’wan Fester
Tina Fiath
Henta
Ne Woodman
Ohio
Ramco
Thin Benson
Beautiful Girl Worried Over Confinement in Jail
Three physicians examined Mrs Blanca De Saulles at the request of her attorney Henry A. Uterhardt to determine if confinement in the jail endangers her health while she awaits grand jury action on a charge of killing her former husband John J. De Saulles. The attorney said he would go to the supreme court to seek bail, citing fears the custody dispute and separation from her year old son caused distress. Friends visited. an effort to arrange for the boy to visit his mother was discussed.
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Mineola
Aus
Blanca de Saudes
Atorney
Henry A. Uterhardt
John J. de Saultes
Uterharat
Supreme
Brooklyn
de Saulles
Long Island
Briarelite Manor
N.Y
Retaining Wall Plans for Sheep Gulch Ditch Debated
An aldermen meeting discussed Engineer Vestal's estimate for a concrete retaining wall along the Sheep Gulch ditch from Oak to Adams streets. The wall would average 42 inches high with a 6 inch top, 18 inch bottom, plus pipe crating along the outer edge, costing about 5680 dollars for 80 feet, with phased work to reduce flood risk.
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Vestal
Sirs Vental
Oak Street
Adama Street
Cedar Street
Sevventh
Eighth
Taxi Driver Appeals for Higher Taxi License Fees
James Hayes spoke to the city council about taxi license revenue, noting outsiders pay $8 for three months while operating year round, and many cars haul passengers with no license. He urged raising the license to $50 and enforcing payment from all taxi operators. The issue was referred to a committee for review.
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James Hayes
Council
Hayes
Exemption Rules On Ground Of Marriage Examined
Local exemption office inquires into marriage dependency rules as General Crowder’s directive stresses soldiers pay clothing subsistence and housing. The communication notes that dependents may affect discharge decisions, and outlines how boards may assess eligibility under the selective service act.
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Exemption Board
Stewart
Crowder
Montana
Helena
Mont
American veteran Williard Hambleton visits city
American veteran Williard Hambleton, honorably discharged from a Canadian regiment due to wounds, arrives in the city for a few days. Born in California and living in Detroit before enlisting in Toronto, he fought in France including Vimy Ridge where he was wounded in the abdomen by a German bayonet but survived. He criticizes American wartime apathy and is invited to speak at the Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow.
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Williard Hambleton
Mr. Hambleton
California
Detroit
Toronto
Vimy Ridge
Hambleton
Lost man Corrigan returns home after Sunday outing
John Corrigan, separated from his companion in French Gulch Sunday, found his way back home after wandering by creek and mud. He reached Harry Snow’s house by dusk and stayed there overnight. Under Sheriff Henault led a search with a party the next morning, meeting Corrigan and his partner returning home.
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John Corrigan
French Gulch
Corrigan
Harry Snow
Tost
Locomotive to Mexico Near Monterey
A recently sold steam locomotive left for its future operations near Monterey Mexico. Engineer S Tt Ueeton Vert will oversee the move and accompany the engine to Edoredo, Rex, as it begins work in its new site.
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Anatonad & Paeihs Steama
Inege Emelting and Renning Company
Mterico
Monterey
Mexico
Tt Ueeton
Etredo
Rex
Navy Receives Baseball Outfits From National League
The eight National League teams donated hundreds of baseballs and other paraphernalia to support the United States Navy and military service, announced today by NL secretary Jon A Heydler.
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United States Navy
National League
Jon A.heydler
Knights of Columbus blank Panamas in decisive win
The Knights of Columbus defeated the Panamas 9 to 0 in a one sided game. Key plays included Hogan and Trudeau driving in runs, McEachran handling short and Thiel safe at bat, while Kornder and Kelty contributed solid defense and late scoring as the Panamas struggled with fielding and baserunning.
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Sieiskal
Anple
Anderson
Kornder
Aimoult Fies
Navigator
Hogan
Trudeau
McEachran
Thiel
Kelty
Trideau
Keitus
Domitrovich
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Logan
Keltus
Stejekal
L. Roderick
Streiskal
Lett
Foote
Thompson
Kelly
Stejekals Hiner
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Berin
McEa
Miscreant pulls down flag as indignant colored man speaks
W C Rhodes of 319 Front Street expresses anger over a vandal who tore down his American flag. Rhodes vows patriotic defense and threatens to use his artillery if the color is disturbed again. John and Mrs Sewell depart Anaconda for Butte after 16 years here, with a farewell from the Methodist Ladies Aid.
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W. C. Rhodes
Front Street
Rhodes
Thades
Butte
John Sewell
Anaconda
Roach Appointed to Deer Lodge Exemption Board
Dennis R. Roach was appointed by Adjutant General Greenan to act on the local exemption board in Deer Lodge County Montana replacing F. E. Christensen who resigned after a ruling barred members aged 21 to 32. Greenan notes the county clerk’s office in Anaconda.
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DPPR
Avera
Deer’ Lodge
Sher! Thomas Mullan
Dan B. Hertz
Owo
Helena
Dennis R. Roach
Greenan
F. E. Christensen
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Mont
Nature s Patriotism bouquet from Mrs Cassi
The Standard acknowledges receipt of a bouquet of red, white and blue wild flowers from Mrs. Cassi of Oak street. A card reads Nature s patriot ism Flowers picked between new hanks on George hill 8700 feet above sea level.
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Cassi
Oak Street
Hanks
George Hill
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