Anaconda Public Schools Open Next Week With Changes
Anaconda public schools plan to open Monday with larger high school rolls. Freshmen register Thursday with other grades, while new staff includes Robinson and Hale among others. The high school building sees lab moves, redesigned rooms, and an updated heating system.
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Anaconda
Sonho
Robinson
University of
Alvin University of Indiana
Thomas J. Hale
Uni‘of Chicago
Amy Shellman
Ante
Kingfisher College
Okio
Helen Galt
Western College of History
Six O Clock Games Debated by Commission
Shortening days prompt discussion of shifting Commercial League games to 6 o clock. No action taken pending team owner input. Players may face grounds at six, with instances of late arrivals noted. New signings halted after Saturday September six. Two postponed MacCallums Roach and Smith games to be rescheduled by teams next week. MacRae team filed contracts for Lidgate and HalTor an, releasing Wallace Gale and Lee. MacCallums signed Clarence Sweeney.
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Delock
Jim
Saurday
MacCallums
Roach & Smith
MacRae
R. J. Lidgate
W. P. Hal- Toran
A. Wallace
Will Gale
Clarence Lee
Clarence Sweeney
Gaffney Johns bout delayed still in abeyance
The match between Tally Johns and Tommy Gaffney remains in abeyance as Washoe Athletic Club officials say action will come in a few days. Gaffney, fresh from a tough test with Dick Hyland, trains at John Reese’s ranch in good condition with Dave Evans of Butte backing him for the fight.
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Tally Johns
Tommy Gaffney
Washoe Athletic Club
Johns
Gaffney
Montana
Dick Hyland
Mr. Schilling
San Francisco
Anaconda
John Reese
Siley’s Gulch
John Rees
Dave Evans
Butte
Tommy
Machinists Win From Molders In Hot Game
The machinists beat the molders 12 to 11 in seven innings in a tight contest that dragged to the final out. Parrish worked the box for the molders while Brent pitched for the winners. The molders, seeking a rematch, also want a side bet on the result.
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Molders
Parrish
Brent
Nor Guiry or coxrempt. Dudes Lynch, Dixcing Y Esterday
fragmentary note mentions individuals Lynch and Dixcing with unclear actions and timing. Reads as a stray scribble lacking coherent event, place, or date details.
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Guiry
Coxrempt
Divorce decree quotes failure to pay for minor son's care
He refused to pay for his minor son's care as ordered in a divorce decree granted years ago, prompting enforcement action.
Anaconda Singers Fail to Appear at Spokane Saengerfest
Nearly 400 delegates from 16 Northwest cities attend the ninth annual Saengerfest in Spokane, with Seattle sending the largest delegation. Anaconda Mont and Eureka Cal are the only towns not represented at opening roll call. A move is under way to hold the next Saengerfest in San Francisco as many delegates favor that site. The event runs through Monday with a concert featuring combined choruses in the city armory.
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Apokane
Northwest
City Armory
Eureka
Cal
Anaconda
Mont
Seattle
San Francisco
Giants and White Sox Eye Anaconda Exhibition Game
Business men of Anaconda wired yesterday to arrange an exhibition game between the Giants and the White Sox this fall. If the tour to the Orient goes as planned, the teams may stop here on their West swing. The proposal is to have the major leaguers play a fan exhibition on the city common, potentially via the Northern Pacific route.
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Anaconda
Giants
White Sox
West
Orient
Northern Pacific
Late Society Fun as Dorland Hosts Twin Bridges Guest
Arn. F. W. Dorland entertained Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs H Campbell of Twin Bridges who has been her guest for a week. A sewing contest awarded Mrs Malloy the prize. Refreshments followed and Mr Climer gave an automobile ride. Guests included Mrs Campbell Malloy D Arcy McKennie Farnsworth Trippet Morgan Climer May Turton Herrick Demond Miss Ryan Russell Helen O Neil of Spokane visited Mrs E H Cornetius Ann Gallagher and her grandson Frank Brown returned from the East. Police Magistrate James Sanderson and City Treasurer Patsy Finnegan spent Sunday at Georgetown. Mrs A O Neil and children Helen and George of Spokane are visiting Mrs Hi Me the 1 year old daughter and Mr John Ehrmann. Funeral to be held at 4 o clock at the family residence 1219 East Sixth Street with services at St Peters church.
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F. W. Dorland
H. Campbell
Twin Bridges
Malloy
May
Turton
Herrick
Demond
Ryan
Russell
Daught
John. Ehrmann
Ted
East Sixth Street
St Peter's Church
Insanity Finding After Barefoot Walk on the Hill
Alexander Anderson, found walking barefoot around the works on the hill two weeks ago, was yesterday found insane and committed to an asylum. William McDaniels, arrested by Officer Donovan, pleaded guilty to pandering before Police Judge Sanderson and was fined 25 dollars.
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Alexander Anderson
William McDaniels
Donovan
Sanderson
Ogden Storm Floods City Shelters Stores in Minutes
Ogden Utah Aug 30 A severe electrical storm lasted about twenty minutes flooding the retail and wholesale sections. Streets were blocked as rain and hail marooned passengers in street cars and wagons. Lightning struck a grocery store melting solder in cans and dispersing contents. Two bolts struck a drug store window where a crowd sheltered. glass broke but no injuries reported.
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Ogden
Utah
How to Test Tea Purity in Simple Home Method
A New York Press note describes a quick test for tea purity using a table knife and white paper. Rub the tea to powder, dust the paper with bristles, then inspect the surface. Prussian blue stains indicate artificial coloring and distinctively reveal adulteration.
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New York Press
Prehistoric Man in Belgium Traced Across Periods
From New York sources, Prehistoric Man in Belgium shows multiple stages. Xf Putot estimates populations in caves of the lower Berignacian around fifty to a hundred persons. Magdelenean dwellers likely numbered about a hundred. later lake settlements may reach 150. Cervids forests may have boosted numbers to around five thousand at the era's start.
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New York
Belgium
Xf Putot
Cervides
Prizes Awarded for Games at Columbia Gardens
A community event at Columbia Gardens distributed medals and prizes for boys and girls in a variety of contests. Winners included Katie Loretz with a gold medal for baseball throw and Laura Radmilovich for a dresser, plus many traveling rings, bracelets, and other items for different age and weight classes. Records broken covered running events, jumps, and throw distances, with multiple names named among prize recipients.
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Katie Loretz
Rose Belisie
Margaret’ Hanley
Lavalliere
Isabelle Brockway
Katherine Murphy
Hazel Davey
Laura’ Radmilovich
Ruth Lindquist
D. Connors
J. McCarthy
F. McGarry
Jo Carroll
Jenkins
Richards
Connors
Leary
A. McGarry
Pascoe
Rockway
O'Neiil
Rae
Lytton
Meade
Hove
J. McBride
Elders
Stove
Keane
McDonald
Parrett
Reynolds
New Autumn Millinery Arrives At Hennessy’s
Hennessy’s millinery salon announces a formal display of autumn headwear with a woodland leaves theme. The event runs Tuesday with Carter’s orchestra performing an afternoon program from 1:80 to 5:00 featuring marches overtures and dances as viewers are invited from Butte and surrounding areas.
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Tts
Hennessy Millinery Salon
Butte
Carter
Maren
Federation
Kieber
Minsissippaire
Joe Danke
Atten Bertin
Jacobowski
Silvio Feta
Maurice
Faust
Theodore Bendix
Killarney
Danse Oriental” Coors
Fireny” S
Five Fires Reported In Afternoon Blazes
Five fires were reported between 2 and 5 pm yesterday, four likely set by drug users frequenting derelict shacks. At 52 East Mercury Street a shack owned by R W Cobban adjoining the Largey property was destroyed, with no insurance. Another shack burned behind Moyle barn at Galena and Main, while a third at 48 East Park Street was started by boys playing nearby. authorities blamed arsonists and noted no insurance on damaged estates.
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R. W. Cobban
Largey
TL Fast Gate
Moyle
Galena
Main Streets
East Park Street
Sanger
Hotel kitchen grease fire causes little damage
George Pervis owns the building while a grease pot in the Concord hotel's Montana Street kitchen sparked a fire call in the afternoon. No damage occurred. Hickey, patient at St James hospital, has shown week long improvement with better appetite and strength though recovery remains uncertain.
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George Pervis
Concord
Montana
Etree
Award Hickey
St. James Hospital
Miner Hagman Caught by Fall at Speculator
Nine year old John Hagman of 107 Fausett street was injured at the Speculator mine when ground fell on him last night. He suffered a fractured left hip and is a patient at Murray hospital. Edward Tibbett aged 42 of 24 North Main street was also caught by a ground fall at the Buffaloine and is treated for contusions of back and head at St James hospital.
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John Hagman
Fausett Street
Hagman
Murray, Hospital
Edward Tibbett
North Main Street
St. James
Man loses foot in railroad accident near Garrison
James Ross, 31, a car repairer from Salt Lake City, was riding the North Coast Limited when the train pulled from Garrison. His foot was crushed and later amputated at a Deer Lodge hospital. He is married with two children.
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Deer Lodge
James Ross
North Coast, Limited
Garrison
Ross
Salt Lake City
Injunction Halts County Farm Claims in Barnett Case
Dillon August 30 Judge Willim A Clark grants injunction preventing county commissioners from paying claims of C C Barnett Keeper of the county farm set for September board meeting. Case involves John Albers and county board challenging care tract between Barnett and the county for the poor. Final hearing slated for mid October.
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Willim A. Clark
Board of County Commissioners
C. C. Barnett
John Albers
County Commission
Barnett
Thenty
Kharkov wheat touted as hardy grain rival to Turkey red
Livingston reports Fred Sumner plans to market Kharkov wheat after trials on Rock Creek farms. A shipment of seed to Twin Bridges will debut at Bonnie Doon ranch owned by William Thompson. Sumner imported the seed from Russia and says Kharkov yields 7 to 9 bushels more per acre than Turkey red under various soils, potentially supplanting the old standard. In Dillon area marriages noted include Arthur McMahon and Myrtle Loughridge, with Arbuthnot and Tache planning Yellowstone trip. Helena notes Y M C A building project advancing with site purchase and plans by C. S. Haire. Dillon reports Archdeacon Hooker to lead services. Caminetti case in San Francisco adjourned to next Tuesday with Diggs to be sentenced.
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Fred C. Sumone
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L. J. Bricker
Northern Pacific
Shields River
Luther Burbank
Bonnie Doon
William Thompson
Sumner
Kharkov
Russia
Rock Creek
Clyde Park
Arthur McMahon
Deer Lodge
Myrtle Loughridge
Dillon
Harry Dyer
Hal James
James G. Arbuthnot
Corvallis
Ore
Hattie C. Tache
Roslyn, Wash
Arbuthnot
Yellowstone National Park
Tragedy in Chevy Chase Ends Author’s Life
Washington reports William Alt Gorter was stabbed to death at his Chevy Chase home. William J. Fisher, connected to the Isthmian Canal Commission and a long-time boarder at the Altdorfer residence, was arrested at Rockville jail after alleged interference with the Altdorfer adoption of a year-old daughter. Secretary Daniels may name battleship 38 after North Carolina, possibly Asheville, Charlotte or Winston-Salem.
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Chevy Chase
William J. Fisher
Canal Commission
Altdorfer
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Aitdorfer
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Daniels
New York Navy Yard
North Carolina
Asheville
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Tariff Bill Passes Its First Reading
Washington Aug. 1 The Senate completed the first reading of a new tariff bill before adjournment leaving key provisions to be settled. Democrats weigh income tax rates cotton futures taxes and customs changes while Senator Norris eyes an amendment to curb a Brazilian coffee monopoly. The chamber also discusses five court equalization and a five member tariff commission and votes on convict labor limits and child labor provisions.
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Senate
Wee
Norris
Finance Committee
United States Custome Court
Willams
Democrats Committee
Poindexter
Monelay
Childrn
Borah
Charent
New World's Record Set at Camp Perry Palma Match
George W. Chessey of New Haven Conn set a Palma match elimination record at Camp Perry Ohio by scoring 224 of 225 on the 50 yard range. His 809, 50, and 1090 yard totals yielded 438 to lead the final tryout lineup next week. Private J B Stewart of Massachusetts Cadets also set a 435 in elimination, placing second for the final tryout.
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Ohio
George W. Chessey
New Haven
Conn
J. 8. Stewart
Massachusetts Cadets’ Corps
Solicitor General Sworn In As U S Collector
Washington reports Johnn Davis of West Virginia was sworn in today as collector general of the United States, marking a new appointment in the federal payroll and signaling shifts in administration personnel.
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Washington
Johnn. Davis
West Virginia
United States
The Testimonial Gant in Early U S Claims
The Indianapolis News criticizes patent medicine promotion in the United States and abroad. It notes how American officials face pressure to testify for cures from Bolivar's Elixir and other schemes while English ads claim royal approval for popular tonics and digested regimens.
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Indianapolis
United States
Bolivar
England
Britain
Thingumbob
Russia
H. M
Spain
Greece
Moving rods and discs illustrate sea rolling control
At an Royal Society meeting Sir John Thoreycroft, naval architect, showed a model of moving rods and discs to demonstrate how rolling sea affects ships with different rolling periods. A glass sea surface and movable ballast prototypes hint at reducing roll, with debate over commercial viability versus speed.
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New York
The
Royal Soc
Sir John ‘Thoreycroft
Sir John
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