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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1920

Page

8

Miske Fears Challenger May Overmatch Belt Fight

Benton Harbor Mich Aug 30 Miske backs training pause fearing overwork as he prepares for Labor Day bout with Jack Dempsey. Dempsey rapid into condition boxing in downpour. promoter says Walter Hexersall to timekeeper. Dempsey weighs about 190 with plans to reach mid 190s in ring.

Benton Harbor Mich Associated Press Miske Hegro Jack Dempsey Dempsey Filsimmons Walter Hexersall Chixco G. Menke Universal Service Afich Billy Miske Mirke

Aline O Sport Boxing Baseball Tennis Golf

Uncle Sam's distance runners underperformed at Antwerp failing to win any first places in the events shown. Critics cite short acclimation time and late preparation while noting European stars such as Rudd Hill Nurmi Guillemot Kolehmainen and Lossman in stronger form. The AAU faced funding and scheduling issues. coaches placed no blame on athletes and urged better planning for future Olympic teams.

Rudd Hill England Nurmi Sweden Guillemot France Hannes Kolehmainen Finland Lossman Esthonia Wrere Etpur Tae

Any and Wardow Win Exhibition Match

Sioux City Iowa hosts an exhibition match won by Ted Ray and Harry Vardon. The duo defeated opponents on the country club course with a birdie two on the 14th to seal the victory. Unclear context and garbled lines reference league or committee actions.

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St Louis Beats Brooklyn In Tight Ball Game

St Louis tops Brooklyn with a late surge, overcoming a strong pitching effort. Brooklyn’s defense faltered in the seventh and eighth, allowing six runs as St Louis pulled ahead.

ST. Louis Aus Brooklyn Imam St. “Louis

Bogalusa Trots In Open Heat At Readville Show

Bogalusa and Readville racing meet opens with Charles Valentine steering. Valentines colt wins initial heat but is moved to second after wire foul. Nesom Dilton takes heat title as rain dims the track. Will Croater and Tilly also figure in the event.

Boston Sireul Readville Charles Valentine Folt Bogalusa Futurity Valentines Reond Place Nesom Dilton Suse Ater Will Croater Murgny Tilly

Jones Defeats Chicago Fifth. 4-0 Victory

August 30 Jones blanked Chicago 4-0 as Horton pitched a strong game. Chicago had only one decision against Jones in two seasons, while Boston battered Williams. Williams Wilkinson and Schalk did well for Chicago. Jones and Schang connected for Cleveland.

White Sox Boston ROW Williams Wilkinson

Close of Tennis Season Near for National Championship

The 102nd tennis season opens this afternoon at the West Side Tennis Club. Among 128 entrants the favorites include William St Johnston, American Champion from California, and William Tildentt of Philadelphia who competed at Wimbledon. Johnston meets Vincent Richards in the first round after drawing an opponent.

York West Side Fennis Guba Forrest Hunts Wiliam St Johnston Americ Tan California William “Tildentt Philadelphia Wimbledon Ngland Johnston Vincent Richards the Meadow Clu Southampton

School Transportation Bid Notice 1920

Notice from School District No. 2 Pow By Jensen announces bids for furnishing transportation for school children for the coming term. Details include route from Dempsey Market area to Howard J Johnson home and on to District School No. 1 in Door Lodge Front, with trips to collect and deliver pupils daily. Bids require enclosed equipment and specific transport capacity, and bids are to be sealed and delivered to the undersigned by a stated date.

Montana Bias Powel de Wit Senate Sontchote Giri Ana Mont Sapanas Tourna Tnd Jena Reninay Caery Eald Aine Ree Eee Cas Ramee Homesing Tnos Dempsy, Meat Company Hoo Howard J. Johnson Door Lodge Yront Board of Truster No Monta Jensen

State Election Proclaimed for November 1321

The governor proclaims a general election in the state for Tuesday in November 1321. Voters will elect four presidential electors two U.S. representatives from the first and second congressional districts one governor two associate justices of the supreme court one associate justice for an unfinished term and the secretary of state.

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Montana constitutional amendments and statewide referenda

The document lists proposed amendments for state offices and districts in Montana, including changes to county boards of equalization, tax commissions, school fund allocations, and district representations. It details voter referenda for party nominating methods, ballot initiatives, and procedural rules to be decided at the upcoming general election.

Treas Public Instruction Beaverhead Hie Horn Blaine Carebon Daniels Dawson Deertin Garfield Glacier Podge Iden Valley Hin Lewis and Clark Morty McCone Meagher Mussel Faris Philling Powders Powder Hives Power Fire Sherida Wasaniey House of Golden “Valley Jefferson Lewis GhaGlark Gelaberty Ty Lincoln Qohoods Bladison Eni RueNt Minty Upent Hioventh Twerrth Pevfneteenti de Fitzgenth Atirion dL Nenteenth Shere Said Henerai Montana State of Othe Srehoot MOE Water of Inetans Board of Administration Interes Rte Sunes Renena Gehrich Pte Pop Otis Meng Ate Pil Aes Sanita United States Manas Mon Legislative Assembly Pai Thestate State of Montana Senate Sixteenth Legislative Assembly

Montana election measures propose bonds and taxes in 1920

The document lists constitutional measures for Montana voters at the next general election including state bonds for highways irrigation and educational funding. It details proposals to issue fifteen million dollars for highways, fifteen million for irrigation, and up to twenty million for irrigation, with a state fund and tax levies to pay principal and interest. It names specific institutions and offices, sets election questions, and includes a public reward clause and official seals.

Sta of Montana United State Resistative Assembly of Renate Losish Five Mona Wale Montana Donde Ata Mantans Ithe State Board of Examiners State of Monta Cme Duritz University of “Stontana State Board of Education Univeralt Testistoula State College of Acculture and Mechanic Arts Rozz Mane Montana Sage Mings AU Rate Monta . Normal College Dillon Tree University of Montana Seite Vsrphane Homesat Twit Anges Montana Nehool Aig Boulder Heeehoot Fan Hivermeasure Strang Atontana Busan Von's Alontana Honda Neeres Caen Coenty Cone Zeak Aiecone Maller, Shiver, Roosevelt Trea Cour Jethald Helena United States Amer Peete SV. Stewart Tewart Cot

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