Westam to Enter Montan Ana Cup Contest at Local Store
Munsey a former local club star arrives from Camp Lewis as a physical instructor to compete in one of the cups at the Montana sporting goods store event. Entrants include Hey Great Falls Bruno New York and Simmons Butte. Simmons seen as strongest challenger in the state. No admission will be charged and the public is invited to witness the finals.
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Munsey
Camp Lewis
Hey
Great Falls
Bruno
New York
Simmons
Butte
Montana tennis players compete in state tournament this afternoon
Tennis fans from major Montana cities gather for the state tournament opening this afternoon at the courts. Drawings occur this morning and matches start after lunch. Contenders include Fenimore Cady of Coeur d'Alene and W H Tobinson of Twin Falls. Dr Alfred Karsted forecasts 40 men and about 40 women entries with cups awarded in seven events.
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Fenimore Cady
Coeur d'Alene
W. HL. Tobinson
Twin Falls
Idaho
Cady
Alfred Karsted
State Association
Karsted
Butte
Tener's resignation accepted by league
John K. Tener, former governor of Pennsylvania, resigns as president of the National Baseball League. A special committee of club presidents accepted the move and wished him success in highway construction. John A. Heydler will conduct league affairs until the December annual meeting.
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New York
John K. Tener
Goernor
Pennsylvania
National Baseball League
Tener
HL. N. Trgmpstead
William F. Baker
Philadelphia
C. HL Ibbets
Brooklyn
League
John A. Heydler
Standings of Clubs and Major Handicap Results
The report covers the nineteenth Rand American handicap trapshooting tournament in Chicago. Ralph R. Stoxen of Freeport won the consolation handicap breaking 96. prize purse $595 with $99.50 to the winner. R A Merritt of Milwaukee took second. Rod Kominsky of Texarkan shot in the shootout. Attendance exceeded 100 amateurs and 12% of professionals. long run of 158 by Dave Faulkee. Ted Cross benest among events. total purses and winners noted. Salmon season in Alaska ends with Bristol Bay pack about 1,500,000 cases. Alaska cannery delays caused late start. Fire in Fresno destroys half block of pioneer business district. $500,000 loss. three clothing stores wiped out. guests escape in night attire. Morning paper: Christian Science Monitor to become a morning paper starting tomorrow.
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Ralph R. Stoxentheill
Rod Kommisky
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Dave Faulkee
Worthington
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Ted Cross Benest
Ft. J. Pendergast
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Fresno
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Christian Science Monitor
Walkerville Boy Wounded in Battle
Private Gordon Vivian, of the draft contingent from Butte, was slightly wounded in action several weeks ago and is recovering in an army hospital. In a letter to his mother, he says the injuries are slight and he expects to be back in the war soon. Brewery Workers Picnic listed for Ten Mile Sunday with sports and a round trip fare of $1. Autos leave Stevens and Manley hall at 8, 12, and 19 noon.
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Stevens
Manley Hall
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Brooklyn Chicago Series Tied by Final Game Win
Brooklyn and Chicago split the series as Chicago won the final contest. Robertson endured a rough game with heavy hits while Pittsburgh's defense held firm. The scoreline reflected a tight battle, with Miller and Hill among the standout players for their teams.
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Robertson
Y Officials Plan Another Campaign For Building
Plans to finish financing Butte new MA building were reviewed at a conference yesterday between EL. Marge, international secretary of finance, and local trustees at the Silver Row club. A follow up meeting is set for this morning at 10. New funds may be raised this fall. Mogge, based in Oakland, will stay several days to set details.
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Silver Row Club
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Mogge
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Cal
Primary filing deadline and ballot return details
All candidates must file before Tuesday as the primary petitions close by evening. The clerk and recorder will mail notices to registered voters with affidavits and ballot copies to be returned no later than the night before the election. Ballots are deposited in precinct ballot boxes.
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Anderson
Lewix
Liberty Bond Subscribers Notice Draft
Notice to Liberty Bond subscribers warns of required payments. Fragments mention Minneapolis and banks including Clark & Company Daly Bank and Trust Silver Row National Bank and Trust Company En Bros Bankers and Savings Bank and Trust Company. Deadline cited as August 13.
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Liberty Bond
Minneapolis
Clark & Tro
BANKE
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Silver Row National Bank
EN Bros, Bankers
ERS Savings Bank and Trust Company
Treasurer Calls Warrants For Presentation By Aug 15
City treasurer Neal A Ward issues call for warrants from suspense and maintenance funds. Warrants numbered 206 to 212, DP series, range from June 1917 to February 1918, and all maintenance fund warrants to date are included for presentation by August 15.
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Y Neal A. Ward
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Private Ernest Hebert Buried With Military Honor
Private Ernest Hebert former resident of 1958 Silver How Street died in a Texas army hospital last week. A detail of eight men from the Fourteenth Infantry escorted his body to St. Joseph's Church where a requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. Father O'Shea. Father Mecomack conducted the grave services.
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St. Joseph's Church
Fourteenth Infantry
Ernest Hebert
Texas
Hebert Wa
Peter Hebert
Father O'Shea
Father’ Mecomack
Arrestee Charles Bell Charged With Concealed Weapon
After an early morning street quarrel a man named Charles Bell was taken into custody by Patrolmen Sullivan and Holly. He faced charges of carrying a concealed weapon with an automatic pistol recovered and a sizable amount of money found on his person.
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Sullivan
Holly
Bell Hadean
Lloyd George addresses Welsh audience in Neath
Premier Lloyd George visited Neath to receive the freedom of the city during the Welsh national eisteddfod and spoke of an enduring Allied victory. He urged unity and faith that the war would end with righteousness and a lasting peace, while asserting optimism about the final outcome. Separately, Beloit College alumni now in San Diego as YMCA war workers were identified as Dr. Thomas D. Christie, H eight Christy, and Joseph Piper, with each famed in missionary and athletic coaching circles.
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Neath
Wales
Lloyd George
Freedom of
Don’t Experiment With Catarrh It Leads to Consumption
A dated health ad warns catarrh is a blood condition not cured by sprays or douches. Local treatment delays real progress toward consumption. The notice promotes S S S as the blood remedy, urging readers to contact Swift Specific Co for expert guidance from their Atlanta lab.
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Foreat
Swift
Cit Laboratory
Atlanta
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