A C M Clinches Mines League Flag After Timber Butte Win
The A C M clinched the Mines League pennant by defeating Timber Butte 9 to 4 in a decisive afternoon game. Doc Tremblay starred with three hits and two runs, while North Butte and Black Rock battled in a separate close matchup, North Butte winning 7 to 5 as Foley struggled for Timber Butte.
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Black Rock
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Harrington
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Hancock
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Dawcon
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Corbett
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C. Foley
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Methodists Seek United Montana Conference in 1921
Helena August meetings heard figures on district enrollment and benevolence as the Montana conference proposed uniting the North Montana and Montana Methodist Episcopal churches. Ground was broken for the Van Orsdel memorial at the Montana Deaconess school. A plan for consolidating Montana Christian colleges was set for study by a three member committee.
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van Orsdel
Montana
Methodist Episcopal Church
North
Methods Episcopal Church
North Montana
Charles M. Donaldson
Conference Board of Education
Well Known Mammy Fannie Woodson Dies in Bozeman
Bozeman mourns Fannie Woodson a well known colored woman aged 75 who died today. She had resided in Bozeman more than 40 years and leaves one daughter here. Funeral services are planned at Wedts funeral parlors Monday afternoon.
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Bozeman
Fannie Woodson
Republicans Afraid to Face Campaign Issues Says Senator Fletcher
U S Senator from Florida Fletcher argues Republicans dodge key issues. He claims GOP leaders fear a referendum on the League of Nations and warns voters are studying covenants to expose misrepresentations. He defends administration achievements and warns against conceding credit for WWI victory.
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Butte Temp Fluctuates Across A Changeable Day
Yesterday in Butte saw frost at 32 degrees in the morning and a high near 66 as clouds moved in. The afternoon sun broke through briefly then clouds returned with rain hail and snow gusts. By 6 pm the temp fell to 56 with a cold north wind signaling another chilly night. Last year only August 2 matched the 32 degree low.
Battle Beckons as Michigan Holds Primary Week
Detroit August 29 The coming week ushers in Michigan's political battle with a state wide primary set for Tuesday and Republican state central officers meeting to refine campaign plans. Governor Cox to speak at three rallies as Democrats declare it the opening gun of their fiercest statewide drive. Nine Republicans seek the governorship with contests in nine districts and an unexpired Nichols term to fill. No U.S. senators are elected this year. Helena Aug 29 Mrs Bozo Masonovitch 25 shot herself after distress leaving a husband and two small children.
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Siege of Belfast: Eleven Die in Riots and Fires
Reports from Belfast and Dublin describe intense rioting across several districts with military aid deployed after Sinn Fein actions. Belfast suburbs and Crumlin road bore the fiercest fighting, with armored cars, gunfire, and looting reported as unions and police struggled to restore order.
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Cullingtree’road
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Crumlin
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Pastor Hit By Tomatoes At Washington Crossing Row
Rev. Frederick Kopfman, pastor at Titusville Methodist Church, faced a mob at Washington Crossing New Jersey as he condemned bathers immodesty. He barely escaped after being pelted with overripe tomatoes his car wrecked and he was punched mauled and ducking attempt thwarted by a constable with a revolver.
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N. J
Frederick Kopfman
Methodist
Titusville
Washington’s Crossing
Delaware River
Crops and Roads Damaged by Storm in Walla Walla
A Walla Walla storm caused thousands of dollars in damage to wheat and roads. Cloudburst near the mountains beat down standing grain, washed out acres, soaked sacked grain, and washed away many small bridges. City rainfall reached .52 inches, with 18 inches in five minutes.
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Walla Walla
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Poles Hold Line as Russia Presses East
North of Belzec and near Lemberg fierce clashes unfold as Soviet forces attempt encirclement and drive toward Lemberg. Polish counters smash several Soviet squads while Ukrainian army units push along the Dnieper in an outflanking move. Rome reports Italian British acceptance of Polish victory terms shaping European diplomacy. General Wrangel gates off Bolshevik advances on the Dnieper with renewed battles in South Russia.
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Italy
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Lucerne
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Moscow
Popular Gregson Girl 18 Bride of Butte Man
Henry Benz of Butte and Miss Viola Goodnough were married Saturday evening at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Frank Goodnough of Gregson. The Rev M D Huntloft performed the ceremony with N H Magers and Madeline Kirschele as witnesses. The couple planned a state wedding tour before residing at 718 Maryland Avenue.
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Henry Benz
Butte
Viola Goodnough
Frank Goodnough
Gregson
M. D. Huntloft
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
N. H. Magers
Madeline Kirschele
Mrs. Benz
Mary-land ‘Avenue
Pope Poses For Motion Picture Camera Men
Rett formerly of the papal delegation in Washington notes the pope drank coffee with the Knights after masa and posed for photos then rode through Vatican gardens flanked by Knights. Vatican officials objected to photography, but the pope said let the Americans have what they want.
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