Chicago Club Fined Grayson Barred in Scandal
Cincinnati Aug 18 The Chicago National League club is fined 500 for forming players to Louisville while William Grayson Jr former Louisville president is debarred from national clubs until reinstated. Chairman Murphy admitted stockholding in Louisville 1911 12 and 19 and both parties faced farming and deceiving the commission.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
National Baseball Commission
Louisville
American Association
William Grayson Jr
Charles Murphy
Grayson
Shamrock Team Plans 2:30 Meeting at 227 North Main
Shamrock football club schedules a 2:30 PM gathering at 227 North Main Street to select members for a miners union picnic money contest to be played against Wolfe Tones. Players listed include Dan Twohig John L Sullivan James Cummins Fred J Richmond Pat Deasey Ed Horgan Harry J Goode Bart Buckley Mike Buckley Mike C Buckley Andy Coleman Dan Cronin Pat Nagle Charlie J Byrnes Kevin ONeil Donnie Sullivan Jerry Sullivan Pat OBrien Tim OBrien Thomas Helen John Callaghan James OLeary vice president Jack Mullane.
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Shamrock
North Main Street
Miners’ Union
Picniec
Wolfe Tones
Dan Twohig
John L. Sullivan
James Cummins
Fred J. Richmond
Pat Deasey
Ed Horgan
Harry J. Goode
Bart Buckley
Mike Buckley
Mike C. Buckley
Andy Coleman
Dan Cronin
Pat Nagle
Charlie J. Byrnes
Kevin O'Neil
Donnie Sullivan
Jerry B. Sullivan
Pat O'Brien
Tim O’brien Thomas Helen
John Callaghan
James O'Leary
Jack Mullane
Undertakers Notices for Martin and Dunphy
The remains of Fred W. Martin aged 36 lie at Duggan's undertaking parlors with funeral notice to follow. The funeral of John Dunphy aged 42 will be held tomorrow morning at 9 from 222 East Summit Street to St Mary's Church for mass at 9 30.
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Martin
Fred W. Martin
Duggan
Dunphy
John Dunphy
John Duggan
East Summit Street
St. Mary's Church
Undertaker Larry Duggan Opens Bell Life Address
Larry Duggan operates as a reliable undertaker and embalmer at 322 North Main Street Bell with phone numbers 770 Ind and 1864 listed for contact.
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North Main Street
Ind
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices
Infant Artiginia aged 18 months died yesterday. Funeral at 2 PM from 25 Lincoln Avenue Meaderville with interment Holy Cross cemetery. Catherine Byrne died yesterday aged 40. Funeral from 415 North Arizona Street tomorrow at 9 AM to St Mary's Church with Catholic cemetery interment. Maurice Ahern funeral pending. William C Atherden funeral arrangements pending. Martha W Fish funeral today at 2 PM from 311 West Silver Street with private interment Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Artiginia
Riccardo
Frank Artiginia
Lincoln Avenue
Meaderville
Holy Cross Cemetery
Byrne
Catherine
John P. Byrne
Arizona Street
St. Mary's Church
AHPRN
Maurice Ahern
Sherman & Reed Undertaking
Atherden
William C. Atherden
Fish
Martha W. Fish
West Silver Street
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Death of Kopor Sovi jo Kopor infant 4 months
Kopor Kopor, four months old and son of Mr and Mrs Sam Kopor, died yesterday. Funeral will be Tuesday at 1 PM from the family home 619 Duggan Avenue with services at Servian Orthodox church.
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Kopor
Sovijo Kopor
Sam Kopor
Duggan Avenue
Servian Orthodox Church
Notable Montana Listing for Joseph Richards
Joseph Richards of 15 19 S Montana Street, Butte Montana is listed in a local directory entry. The brief notice records an individual's address in Butte and date context not provided. Further details appear to be a standard residence or notice entry in the local records.
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S. Montana Street
Butte, Mont
Butte Racket Men Win Their Matches
Butte tennis players fared well in the state tournament at Hunter's Hot Springs. Seven matches were played in good weather with Butte competitors McLaughlin, Roll, Hutson, McLeod, Fribage, and others advancing, while Parker and Luce faced close results. Dark horses Hutson and Head are noted as potential cup challengers.
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Hunter's Hot Springs
Livingston
Logan
Edy
Fletcher
Stringham
Head
Billings
Spencer
Laurel
Mace
Davidson
Hunter's
McLaughlin
Butte
Luce
Bozeman
Montana
J. I. Parker
Howe
Roll
George Parker
Hutson
Leonard
Glendive
Fribage
Linfield
McLeod
Paris fashion note from The Daily Hint 1913
Photo credit and fashion description from The Daily Hint Paris 1913 detail a white crêpon gown with bright embroidered flower sprays and a shot stripe. The skirt features two tucks and a double tunic effect, paired with a green ribbon belt and two sailor collars, one white voile.
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Exeen Clacton
Butte and Saints Clash Today in Local Series
Arthur Merkle and his Coppers arrive from Helena where they split six games with the Vigilantes. Oriel’s bad knee will keep him out. Salt Lake series opens at 2 30 with Salt Lake. Coppers batting .300 while Salt Lake leads at .314. Free admission for ladies all week except Commercial day. Local efforts to take over the team hinge on week’s support.
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Arthur Merkle
Coppers
Helena
Oriel
Earl Tucker
Salt Lake
McCloskey
Missoula
Clynes
Warrants Issued for U S Officer Ramsey and Simons
Warrants for the arrest of special United States Officer J. W. Ramsey and Frank Simons were issued today and handed to Sheriff W. L. Kelley for service. Ramsey is accused of drunken conduct on a Northern Pacific train and Simons of assault while reportedly moving about the Fathead reservation with a moving picture business and equipment.
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Missoula
United States
J. W. Ramsey
Frank Simons
Northern Pacific
John Dinnen
W. L. Kelley
Standard
Fathead
Ramsey
Simons
Premeditated Killing Claimed by Dying Engineer
Helena Aug 18 The body of Jess C Crago engineer at the cement works who was shot at Trident Saturday died in a hospital and the statement to County Attorney Smith and Sheriff Smith says the killing was cold blooded and premeditated Romeo a fireman is jailed in Bozeman after being captured hours after the shooting Drago leaves a wife and four children
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Smith
Romeo
Bozeman
Drago
Helena team owners demand higher pay in labor dispute
Helena, Aug 18. Team owners demanded $7 a day from contractors, up from $6, prompting a work stoppage after bids were based on the lower rate. Teamsters backed the move, foreseeing a 50 cent daily raise for drivers to reach $3.50. Contractors would grant the increase on new jobs but refuse current work tied to the lower scale.
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Helena
Kalispell Water Bond Vote Proposed In City Council
Kalispell Aug 18 The council proposes submitting to voters a bond issue of 124268.20 to buy the North Idaho and Montana Power water plant and system. The plan would set a bond price and bond sale terms, with mayor Pauline signing the communication to the company manager as talks continue.
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Kalispell
North Idaho and Montana Power Company
Pauline
Anaconda City Debates Rock Pile and Curfew
Police Judge James Sanderson urged a rock pile for juvenile offenders during a city council meeting. Aldermen pressed curfew enforcement amid east end noise complaints while play grounds faced removal petitions. The council referred ordinances printing and a police committee review to address the issues.
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Anaconda
James Sanderson
Judge Sanderson
Council Chamber
Hamill
Morley
Calther
Alderman McCavitt
East End
Linn
Alderman Wellcome
Distribution of fish fry through Western Montana region
Missoula Aug. 18 Western Montana fishermen welcomed Superintendent Dean of the state fish hatchery as he distributed more than half a million native trout fry. Fry were sent to Hamilton and taken by auto to streams. The fish car proceeded down the Coeur d Alene branch leaving fry at several stations.
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Missoula
Montana
Dean
State Fish Hatchery
Hamilton
Coeur du’ Alene
Mrs McGaugh dead. aged mother of Gallatin rancher
Bozeman Aug 18 Word reached Bozeman last night of the death at Toston of Mrs McGaugh 94 years old aged mother of Millard McGaugh a well known rancher in the Gallatin valley She had lived for many years there The funeral was held at Manhattan this morning and burial in Dry Creek cemetery North Gallatin
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Bozeman
Bozeman Lane
Toston
Ambassador Page Tenders Regrets Over Foreign Office Attack
London August 18 Walter Hines Page American ambassador called at the foreign office and tendered to Sir Edward Grey the regret of the American government for the attack on the British foreign office by Henry Lane Wilson United States ambassador to Mexico. The incident is regarded as closed.
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London
Walter Hines Page
Foreign Office
Edward Grey
Henry Lane Wilson
United States
Mexico
Press weighing twelve thousand tons built in England
A 12000 ton press produced in England is intended for bending aygmor plate.
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England
Levy passes with sprinkling district measure approved
The levy was passed together with the sprinkling district levy. The council will meet again on the first Tuesday of September instead of the first Monday.
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Sane
Miles City Roundup Pictures Shown At Imperial Theater
Moving pictures of the Miles City roundup will be shown at the Imperial theater on Thursday and Friday. Taken July 3 4 and 5 at the jamboree that marked the thirty fifth anniversary of Miles City. The film features 300 cowboys 100 cowgirls 150 Crow and Cheyenne Indians and 100 Yellowstone pioneers. The frontier day celebration drew wide attention across the state and west.
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Miles City
Imperial Theater
Yellowstone
Ady
Methodist Ministers Headed to Bozeman Conference
The Butte and area pastors depart at 10 45 AM by the Northern Pacific for Bozeman where Montana's Methodist Episcopal annual conference meets this week closing next Sunday night A laymen association meeting is set for Friday Delegates from Mountain View church include William Lutey J D Slemons E D Elderkin C T Shearer F B Price G W Craven M P Sipple with alternates Mrs William Lutey Mrs J D Slemons Mrs E D Elderkin Mrs M P Sipple J S Dutton R Jender son Mrs F B Price The Mountain View Sunday school picnic is scheduled for Wednesday Commercial Day at Warm Springs with an 8 AM departure and evening return.
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Butte
Northern Pacific
Bozeman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Montana
Mountain View
William Lutey
J. D. Slemons
E. D. Elderkin
C. T. Shear
Warm Springs
Ortolans as Food Stir French Dining Controversy
The ortolan, a small Southern European and African migratory bird, is fattened in darkness on millet and seeds and then served in high cuisine. A Parisian financier once paid 1200 francs for a six person feast. the restaurateur claimed twenty ortolans at 25 francs each, highlighting the extravagant cost.
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Indianapolis News
Europe
Africa
Rome
Paris
Monsieur
Restaurateur
Cotton production in West Africa hits 11890 bales in 1912
In 1912 West Africa produced 11 890 bales of cotton, reflecting regional output levels of the period. The figure highlights the crop's importance in the colonial-era economy and trade flows.
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West Africa
Theosophist to Speak in Anaconda Friday Evening
David S. M. Unger of Chicago, a national lecturer for the Theosophical Society, will discuss "Do We Live on Earth Again?" Friday at 8 o'clock in Christian Science hall 209 Main. His talk covers theosophy's view of Christianity and Bible study, with free admission for interested readers.
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David
Anaconda Lodge
Theosophical Society
Unger
Episcopal Church
One Lot Boys Shoes on Sale for 1.50 Dollars
Clearout sale offers one lot of Blucher style boys shoes priced at 1.50 dollars per pair. All sizes included in the lot, originally two dollars each. Limited stock. hurry for the discount footwear.
Shonts Falls Under Moving Train in France
Theodore P. Shonts of New York, president of the Interborough Rapid Transit, narrowly escaped death in Le Breuil France when he fell beneath a moving train. He suffered cut hands and legs. actress Mrs A P Moore aided his injuries before he continued to Paris.
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Paris
Theodore P. Shonts
New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
le Breuil
A. P. Moore
Mr. Shonts
Deuville
Destructive Movie Bug Hits Legitimate Drama Scene
An Indianapolis veteran narrator warns that motion pictures plus vaudeville lure away talent and audiences. The rise of cheap 10 cent cinema draws actors from theaters, reducing legitimate shows and affecting baseball attendance and park attractions across cities. The piece notes widespread theater closures as cinema grows.
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Indianapolis News
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California
Indianapolis
New York
Indiana
Goa
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