Bitter Root News Fourth Was Bic Event in Valley
In Bitter Root valley Western Montana more than a thousand pleasure seekers from Butte Anaconda and other areas visited during the Fourth of July holidays. Corvallis hosted the largest crowd with a street parade patriotic exercises and a 2000 strong picnic. Florence Riverview rodeo grounds held an Old West celebration with horse racing bucking and roping and a large evening dance.
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Hamilton
Montana
Bitter Root
Butte
Anaconda
Skalkaho
Medicine Springs
Sleeping Child Springs
Mitter Root
Ritter
Corvallis
Tom Kane
J. E. Parker
Poplar Grove
Stevensville
Florence
Riverview Rodeo Grounds
Tow
Valley Hosts 200 Cars at Hamilton Tourist Park
Hamilton tourism center reports a record day as more than 200 cars visited the Hamil ton tourist park. Many guests from Butte and Anaconda extended greetings, shared lunches, and about 30 auto parties stayed overnight, with a list of registered visitors including numerous Butte and Anaconda families.
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Hamilton
Shady Grove
Butte
Anaconda
Montana
Dave Bishop
W. W. Washburn
Carl Arthur
Lucille Arthur
Ellis Edmundson
Doris 1.Mundson
H. A. Pitspatrick
J. P. Mondlock
Dorothy Mondlock
Fred Honeychurch
Fred Murray
H. J. Shaffer
BE. L. Fleishman
J. A. Fitzgibbons
Ben K. Adams
Dennis Ambrosetti
Henry Ambrosetti
P. Bersanti
Emily Bersanti
M. M. Trugen
George E. Lathrope
Frank
F McHugh
Otto Kretzer
Edward
Ruth
Clara Kretzer
W. C. Roney
Ben Foley
Harry Loomis
Peter J. Shannon
C. W. Morse
Lon Morrow
Bahama Islanders Face Tourist-Trade Dependence
Pests have ruined Bahama fruit crops leaving islanders to rely on tourism for their livelihoods as the primary economic hope.
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Bahama Islands
Anaconda Police Boost July Arrests and Blotter Additions
Anaconda police increased July arrest totals to 28 after adding five names to the blotter. Fourteen offenders are slated to appear before Judge Murphy at 4 p.m. mainly on traffic charges. Arrested yesterday include Harry Snow EH L Bee J J McPherson and Jennie Doe for speeding. Jennie Doe listed as dead drunk.
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Anaconda
Judge Murphy
Harry Snow
L. Bee
J. J. McPherson
Jennie Doe
East Park Avenue
West Park
Campbell
Chief Cullen
Anaconda Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Ads
Anaconda community notices list meetings for the Rebekahs and Knights of Pythias tonight, plus the Musicians' union and St. Jean Baptiste. Local ads promote rentals and services, with a fire department call after chimney sparks. several residents visit or return to Anaconda for the summer.
Blackburn Funeral to Be Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Arthur Blackburn, who died Friday, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the P. J. Finnigan funeral chapel. The Rev. J. G. Spencer of St. Mark's Episcopal church will read the office for the dead. Interment will be in Hill Cemetery.
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Blackburn
Hut Blackburn
P. J. Finnegan Company
John G. Sencer
the Hill Cemetery
Arthur Blackburn
P. J. Finnigan
J. G. Spencer
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Hill Cemetery
Bids Sought for School Repairs and Extensions
School District No 10 invites bids until 3 PM Monday July 13 for Daly office extension carpentry plastering painting at Daly Prescott Lincoln Bryan High schools calcimining roofs lighting in fire escapes and sewing machine repair in domestic science. The board reserves the right to reject any bid. Chase Farnsworth clerk.
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Daly
Prescott
Lincoln
Bryan
Chase
Farnsworth
Bowman Trophy Golf Play Next at Anaconda CC
The Bowman Trophy Golf Play Next opens Tuesday with qualifying rounds at Anaconda Country Club. The capron trophy decides the Capron winner as Merz and Jones play off for the semi finals.
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Anaconda
Russel Merz
P. W. Jones
Capron
S. Golf Association
Juney to Join Anodes in Week Says Report
Frank Juney formerly star pitcher for Mines league and later Willows California joins the Anode ball club, after helping Anaconda reach a pennant in 1922 and winning Sacramento Valley titles with Willows before returning home.
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Juney
Anodes
Frank Juney
Anode Ball Club
Anaconda
Willows
Cal
Irene Rich in Mourning Disguise in The Man Without a Conscience
At the Bluebird the film opens tonight with Irene Rich in full widow attire as a disguise for secret meetings with her movie lover. She stars opposite Willard Louis and roles include John Patrick June Marlowe Helen Dunbar William Orlamond and Robert Agnew.
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Irene Rich
Miss Rich
Willard Louis
John Patrick
June Marlowe
Girl With
Helen Dunbar
William Orlamond
Robert Agnew
Willard Louisent
June John Patrick
Sally Long
Kate Price
James Flood
More Competition in Anthracite Coal
The federal trade commission urged Congress to restore competition in the anthracite coal industry to ensure adequate supply at reasonable cost. It said full competition is impractical but preferable to price regulation and outlined steps to curb high premium prices during shortages.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Spain Eliminates Cuba in Davis Cup Doubles Victory
In Havana on July 5 Spain clinched the Davis Cup series by winning the doubles match after taking two singles yesterday. Manuel and Jose Alonso defeated Rogelo Paris and Raoul Chacon 6 6 6 4 8 6, while Manuel Alonso beat Vincente Banete and Eduardo Flaguer beat Paris. The Spaniards and Cubans will play singles tomorrow before Spain heads to Mexico to face Mexico.
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Spain
Cuba
Associated Press
Havana
Alonso Brothers
Manuel
Jose
Rogelo Paris
Raoul Chacon
Manuel Alonso
Vincente Banete
Eduardo Flaguer
Paris
Mexico
Famous Eye Specialist Will Visit in Anaconda
Dr. Harry Woodruff of Chicago, a renowned eye and ear surgeon, arrives in Anaconda on his way to Lewistown for the Montana Academy of Eye and Ear Surgeons meeting. He will advise local residents, showcase new eye and ear operation films, and later perform operations before continuing to Dillon and Missoula.
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Harry Woodruff
Chicago
United States
Anaconda
Lewistown
Montana Academy of Eye and Ear Surgeons
Dillon
Philipsburg
Butte
L. G. Dunlap
Boy Burned By Firecracker On Ranch Visit
Nine year old Buster Jones son of Mrs Agnes Jones of 1101 East Park Avenue was injured when a lit firecracker exploded in his hand at the Percy Ingalls ranch east of town. He was taken to the city for first aid and examination as the blast sent force toward his eyes and nose.
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Buster Jones
Agnes Jones
East Park Avenue
Percy Ingalls
All American Lacrosse Choice for Hal Chapman of Hobart
Hal Chapman of Hobart College La Crosse, and former Butte high standout, was named as the first attack pick on the second All American team by Laurie Cox of Syracuse. The selection reflects Eastern press tallies considered official for the year with Army and Navy players dominant on the first team. Chapman has starred in lacrosse and also played football and basketball at Hobart.
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Hal Chapman
Butte High
C. F. Chaapman
Laurie Cox
Syracuse
Chapman
Hobart College
New York
la Crosse
Army
Navy
Hobart
Marquis Downs Omaha With Four-Hit Game
Jimmy Marquis former Mines leaguer now with St. Joe held Omaha to four hits in a recent 16 to 2 victory. Earlier he pitched a no hit no run game against the same club. Weiser Dell, the Butte veteran with Atlanta, also shows form with a four hit exhibition against Nashville, his team winning 2 to 1.
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Jimmy Marquis
Mines
St. Joe
Jimmy
Weiser
Dell
Butte
Atlanta
Nashville
86 Circuit Clouts Tie Week Mark in Major League Baseball
Chicago July 5 A week of double headers yielded 86 home runs the highest weekly total this season. Rogers Hornsby leads with 22, Gabby Hartnett has 20, Ken Williams and Bob Meuser sit at 19 each. Babe Ruth added three in his return for six on the year.
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Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Nationals
Gabby” Hartnett
Chicago Nationals
Ken Williams
St. Louis
Browns
Bob Meuser
New York Americans
Babe Ruth
Veteran Pitchers Shuffle Leagues
Major league rosters shifted as veteran pitchers dominated, with the Senators led by 38 year old Walter Johnson and others like Dutch Reuther Stanley Coveleskie and Gregg, joined by Shawkey and Pennock for New York. Brooklyn and Pittsburg paced the National League as Meadows Aldridge Sheehan Morrison and others toppled Reds Cubs and Boston. The changes reordered first-division standings across both leagues after May.
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New York
Pittsburg
Washington
Senators
Walter Johnson
Dutch Reuther
Stanley Coveleskie
Gregg
New York Heroes
Shawkey
Pennock
Brooklyn
Curve
Funeral for Lena Newman in Presbyterian Church
Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church for Lena Newman who died in Rochester Minnesota June 30 after an operation. Rev Orr of Belgrade led the service and burial was in Manhattan. She was born Lena TeSell in Iowa fifty years ago and moved to the Gallatin valley as a child. Survived by husband Rev Robert Newman of Helena and twin daughters Helen and Harriet aged 15, four sisters and four brothers.
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Manhattan
Presbyterian Church
Lena Newman
Rochester
Minn
Orr
Belgrade
Lena TeSeli
Iowa
Gallatin Valley
Robert Newman
Helena
Helen
Harriet
Robert Hyink
Ed Davidson
Wilmar
Cal
H. E. Wilson
San Pedro
Riley la Mungan
Los Angeles
Ben
Redlands
Anne TeSell
Henry and
John
Mont
Funeral for Lambertus P. VanDyken Held in Holland Settlement
Friends gathered in the Holland settlement as funeral services were held for Lambertus P. VanDyken who died after a brief illness. He lived in the Gallatin valley for 32 years, born in Holland January 6 1851, came to America as a child, survived by seven children and 39 grandchildren including K L VanDyken Sam Henry Paul VanDyken Mrs John Bos Mrs Guy VerWolf Mrs John D Billings and Arend his brother.
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Manhattan
Holland Settlement
Lambertus P. VanDyken
VanDyken
Gallatin Valley
Holland
Kl. P. VanDyken
California
Sam
Henry
Paul VanDyken
John Bos
Guy VerWolf
Manhattan, Mont
John D. Billings
Conrad, Mont
Arend
Mining District Social and Travel Notes in Basin Bureau
BASIN BUREAU reports residents and visitors in the mining district. J F Mercer and M I Leydig cruised from Shiels and Ironside mine. Leydig left for Butte. Mrs J H Steinborn also left for Butte after a few days with her daughter. Arthur 8 Tullock visits to inspect old properties. Arthur W Jenks of Berkeley tours local mining sites. Mrs Frank Doull hosted Francis Doull's ninth birthday picnic with numerous friends at the local grounds.
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J. F. Mercer
M. I. Leydig
Shiels and
Ironside
Mr. Leydig
Butte
J. H. Steinborn
Frank Doull
Arthur
Tullock
Lottie Holmes
Deer Lodge Valley
Charles Petiit
Bulle
Jack King
William
Wilson
Fred Wilson
Sixteen Mile
Lombard
Arthur W. Jenks
Berkeley
Cal
Francis
Joe Darby
Chauncey
Frankie Brothers
Robert Brutto
Annetta Grunert
Alvin Berry
Harry C. Sayre
August Grunert
A. E. Loiselie
Fred Hutchinson
Dell Clements
Arthur Connor
Marie Thibodeau
Messers
Robert Berry
Go day picnic draws 700 Montana State Normal students
Montana State Normal college held its annual Go picnic at Barratt's station south of Dillon with a special Oregon Short Line train bringing about 700 students. The afternoon featured baseball and other sports as faculty and students enjoyed a mountain outing. Other Dillon notes mention Misses Duff and Edwards visiting, Scandia club picnics, and locals from Anaconda Butte and Spokane visiting or traveling through.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Barratt's Station
Oregon Short Line
Edward Duff
Hollywood
Forest Edwards
Red Rock
Scandia Club
Berg Christiansen Ranch
C. C. Thornton
Howard
Minnesota
J. E. Hample
Spokane
Dillion
Charles Thomas
Anaconda
William Lloyd
Butte
E. B. Rife
Armstead
Frank Brannsman
Mary Judge
Paul
James Judge
Sheridan
England Families Open Homes to City Weekend Visitors
An effort in England asks homeowners to invite city residents from crowded districts to stay in rural quarters on weekends granting access to peaceful countryside retreats.
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England
German copying of American progress seen in fashion and films
The article notes that widespread praise of American progress and cinema in the United States influences Germans to imitate American styles and ideas across everyday life and culture.
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Germany
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R. B. Abbott CO
P.J. EE
C.A. Pundaa Dineen Co
Directors Park
Bitter Root News
Valley
Anaconda News
Rebekahs
Adv
K. of
Martin Bros. Taxi
Musicians’ Union
St. Jean Baptiste
Anaconda Laundry Co
Marcelling
West Commercial
W. L. Green
Salt Lake
East Third
W.—Advy
W. H. Fisher
Verue la Rose Beauty Shoppe
Cedar Street
Cedar St
Ady
Rudolph Lee
Long Praiie
Montana Hotel
Verberckmoes
East Park
R. T. Mason
Ronan
Margaret Burns
Deer Lodge
Eeho Lake
Central Labor Council
Mill and Smeltermen’s Hall
Advy
Oliver BB
Lesser
Kettle Falls
Wash
St. Joseph Society
K. J
Musicians’ Hall
Chestnut Street
John Dergay
KE. R. Musselman
Riverside
Lil
Mrs. Musselman
Musselmans
City
Kh. G. Newell
Great Falls
EB. R. Newell
Beattle
Mrs. T. Newell
St. Mark's
C. B. Byers
Great Walls
Anaconda Country Club
Max
Min
Havre
Ows
Kalispell
Miles City
Calgary
Portland
St. Paul
San Francisco
Seattle
Williston
Boy
LA Grosse
Marquis Downs
Omaha
Manhattan News
Vandyken Funeral
Basin Bureau
Dillon Bureau
Dillon News Notes
Wahlstedt
United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
Hogg Transfer Company
City Drug CO
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