Fuel administrator urges Montana to secure coal supply
Montana officials report a planned Montana fuel administration effort to classify industries and guide coal distribution for the war. A. W. Calloway warns producers to honor the priority list and avoid shipping to nonclassified buyers. State Administrator M. T. Gerry Jr. emphasizes storing coal this summer to ensure winter supply while inspectors enforce prewar standards for clean, storable coal.
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Helena
Saiye
Montana
Foot Peal Fuel Administration
M.T Gerry Jr
Bear Creek
Yeu Buel
Molals
Estinis
Savs
Gerry
Crop Outlook Mixed as Drought Hits Montana North Dakota
Federal Reserve Bank reports a mixed crop outlook for the ninth district. Dry weather in northern Montana and parts of North Dakota reduces earlier optimism, with serious grain losses in northern Montana and sections from Havre to Glasgow. Yet southern Montana, eastern North Dakota, and Minnesota Wisconsin show excellent prospects, hay and pastures near normal, and overall district yield still potentially large despite drought pockets.
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Ninth Reserve District
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Sheridan County
Rocky Mountains
Havre
Glasgow
Fergus County
Red River Valley
The Garden That I Love Poem Fragment
A poem by L A Osborne laments a wild garden amid city life. It contrasts unruly plants with a longing for natural beauty and hints at resisting strict societal order. Pinsfield Massachusetts notes nine living exmayors.
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L.A. Osborne
Pinsfield
Mass
Seven Bingles Tie in Chicago Win Over Mets
Chicago beat New York 6 to 1 in three innings, piling seven hits including three doubles. Douglas pitched well for Chicago, while New York’s errors and defensive miscues led to the decisive rally.
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Chicago
New York
Douglas
New K
Zimmerman
Vatteriés
Anderson
Perritt and
Rariden
Killifer
Standing of Clubs and Obituary Notices
Omaha reports Western league meeting ends season with unanimous action. Fort Worth Texas announces Texas league season end. Seattle notes lack of interest due to wartime order. Pacific Coast International league closes after weak attendance. Vancouver BC withdrawal led to Vancouver WA substitution as league evolved.
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Omaha
Western ‘League
Teagie
Fort Worth
Texas
Frestgent J. Walter Morris
Tesas League
Aftnoon
Raines
Seattle
Pacific Coast’ International League
Northwestern League
Bpoe
Tacoma
Vancouver
Colum
Wash
AVY Defeats Indians in Naval District Game
Cleveland AL team loss 3 to 2 at Second Naval District field. Walter Rehg hit a home run with a man on. Jallies Rene, with Kelly and Powell, former Boston Nationals, played navy outfield. Score: 3 to 2.
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Indians
Newport
R. L
Cleveland
Naval
Walter Rehg
Jallies
Rene
Kelly
Powell
Boston Nationale
Navy
Knzmann
Alexander at Empress Tomorrow in 10 Day Engagement
Alexander the magician and mentalist headlines the Empress theater engagement starting tomorrow for 10 days. He promises to answer 80 to 100 queries per show and showcases a Talking Tuddl Image carved from solid wood. Special ladies matinees are planned on July 12 and July 18 with a general Saturday matinee on July 10.
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Missouri
Alexander
Payette
Empress Theater
Delhi
Alluira
Alexa
India
Saturda
Johnson 13 Touched By Brown Swatters John
Baseball brief reports Johnson and AMERICAN ASSOCIATION results show a 3 0 win over Washington with Sothoron yielding few hits. Austin tripled and stole home in the ninth. Scores note St Louis 8 Washington 3. Other league notes include Milwaukee 8 2 St Paul 4 8 and rain ending a game early.
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St Louis
Mto
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Mt. Louie
SC Louis
Fischer
Craine’s
Daubert
Hornsby
Johnson
Olson
Brooklyn St. Louis
Batterley
Marquard
Milter
Packard
Gonaal
Boston
Voland
York
Washington
Chicago
St Louls
Detroit A
Philadelphia
Work Ie
Pittemore
Broklyn
Merican Association
Los Pet
Kansas
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louieville
Bea
St Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
BROWN
Sothoron
Danker
Austin
St. Louie
Sotheron
Nanamaker
American Association
St. Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
Telegraphers Strike Indefinitely Postponed
Washington reports the Western Union telegraphers strike set for tomorrow is postponed indefinitely after a long distance call between Secretary Wilson and Commercial Telegraphers union president Konenkamp. Gompers urged delay as well. Konenkamp warned of potential mass discharges and warned that today’s meetings could trigger lockouts, threatening wartime government control.
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Washington
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Wilson
J Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Wilton
Konenkamp
Chicago
Congress
Mr. Konenkamp
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
J. Konenkamp
Commercial Fathers’ Union of America
Wester Union
Western Union
Persistent lecture leads to jovial dispute in Chronicle Telegram
In a Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph style cartoonish exchange, Johnny questions a claim while an older gentleman retorts. The mock debate centers on a supposed find or book remark, with the men trading quips about accuracy and value in a lighthearted, verbose banter.
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Pitsburg
Johnny
Damage suits in deportation cases Bisbee July 6
In Cochise county district court at Tombstone damages totaling more than 2380000 dollars were filed by Copper miners and sympathizers deported from the Bisbee district on July 2, 1917. The suits name the deportation actions as grounds for the claims and seek redress for alleged injuries suffered during the deportations.
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Giants
Zim
Cine Weeses Expan
Cincinnati
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Ogee
Phile Adelphia
Toney
Rowe
Itogge
Hart
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Wingo
Prendergast
Watson
Deschger
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Taney
Megan
Empress
Capital
Pacific International
Aberdeen
Butte
West Mille
Awives
Iano
Fea
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McCarthy's
North Main
McCarthy’s
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Broadway Theater
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