A. C. M. Rout Black Rock in Mines League Strikeout
A. C. M. defeated Black Rock 14 to 2 in a Mines league game at Clark playgrounds. Karr pitched well for the winners, while Matson hit a controversial home run that was ruled out for not touching the bag. Matson, a catcher with Michigan roots and Marines class, shown potential for A. C. M. and Montana Power teams.
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Clark
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Karr
Black Rocks
Hancock
Toomey
Driscoll
Matson
Rouleau
Montana Power
University of Michigan
George Sissler
United States Marines
Visitors and local trips，总 Hamilton notes
Mrs. W. T Tyler and daughter Florence of Nashville Tennessee visit at Mr and Mrs W Rutledge. Mrs J F Sullivan of Seattle visits at Mr and Mrs Magkby. Woodsons motor to Missoula en route to Miles City to attend to business. Elsie Kain of Stevensville visits her aunt Mrs Howard Smart. Mr and Mrs Don Taylor motor to Anaconda then return Friday. Mrs J O Read entertained ladies in honor of Mrs W T.
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Howard Smart
Don. Taylor
Anaconda
J. O. Read
W. T
Rejuvenation of Women Possible by the Ape Gland
Paris dispatch reports Dr Serge Voronoff, famed for the monkey gland idea, claims women may be rejuvenated by grafts like men. He warns against current trials due to beard growth and deeper voices but says future results may remove these effects. He plans to sail to New York July 15.
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Universal Service
Special Cable Dispatch
Paris
Serge Voronoff
Voronoff
Hamilton News and Social Roundup Highlight July 5 Events
Hamilton hosts a summer celebration with a morning parade and floats from business houses and lodges. Ex congresswoman Jeannette Rankin will speak after the parade. A horse and automobile race program with a $1500 total prizes follows the noon ball game between Hamilton and Corvallis. Local residents attend Shriners events, Legion meetings, and state conventions.
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Hork
Bryan
Birminghams
Morton
Sorenson and Johnson
Knights of Pythias
al Hork
Portland
Tacoma
Hamilton
Jeannette Rankin
Corvallis
Charles Dill
South Fifth Street
Hobart Reese
the American Legion
Livingston
Ra- Valli Post
T. J. Phillips
Missoula
Samuel Lee
A. W. Morgan
J. Q. Adams
Anthony Hork
R. A. O'Hara
Butterin
J. K. Sullivan
Seattle
Dan Noble
Monday County
Bethel Irwin
Laura Harper
Carrie Hork
Laura McCulloch
Caroline Gillespie
Butte
Anaconda
Wisdom
Medicine Springs
Fred Grill
A. L. Johnson
North First Street
A. ©. Kempton
Hamilton Heights
H. T. Seland
H. C. Wells
Blair
Wis
Messrs
Harlan
Spring
Gardner, Wells
Wade
Guernsey
Stevensville
Carmen Peterson
WW. T. Easter
Isadore Munch
Valma Peterson
Queensberry marchioness runs Cardiff provision business
Under the name of M. lL. Bickel the marchioness of Queensberry emerges as a leading figure in Cardiff Wales running a thriving provision business with notable public recognition and influence.
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M. Ll. Bickel
Marchioness of Queensberry
Great Britain
Cardiff
Wales
Mrs Katie Carney funeral notices in Butte area
Mrs. Katie Carney beloved wife of John Carney sister of Patrick and Charles Jorden of Butte Mrs Thomas Twohy of Anaconda and Mrs 8 Gil lis of Arizona. Remains at Daly Shea parlors. This afternoon removal to family residence 1017 Emma Street for funeral at a time to be announced later.
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Carney
Katie Carney
John Carney
Patrick
Charles Jorden
Butte
Thomas Twohy
Anaconda
8. Gillis
Arizona
Daly-Shea
Cver
Emma _ stret
Democratic Platform for the 1920 Campaign Summary
The document argues for fair treatment of government workers, defends press freedom while condemning enemy propaganda, and praises the party’s record. It notes commissions on salaries, references a Century studio project with Brownie the wonder dog and lions, lists cast members, and mentions a film title change by Reeves Hasen. It also asserts population comparisons between the United States and Great Britain regarding Jewish communities.
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Joint Commission
Democratic Party
Century Wonder
Brownie
Century Studio
Thomas Buckingham
William Watson
Zip Monberg
Harry Sweet
Berta Sterling
Dog
Harry Keaton
Lillian Byron
Langer and Gronna Still Hold Lead in North Dakota Primary
Fargo dispatch reports early North Dakota primary results show A. J. Gronna leading with 703 votes in 2,064 precincts and 20,283 total to Ladd 18,724, with Fargo Forum predicting Governor Frazier a statewide favorite by roughly 5,009 to 7,500. Langer leads by 1,602 in 1,622 precincts but many missing districts lean toward Frazier.
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Fargo
N. D
A. J. Gronna
Dr. Ladd
League
Fargo Forum
William Langer
Frazier
Langer
Opponents of Prohibition Seek Constitutional Change
The Lewistown Democrat-News notes that foes of prohibition aim to repeal part of the constitution, a move never achieved before, requiring overwhelming public support for those steering what appears a hopeless struggle.
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Lewistown
Democrat-News
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