Medal Run for Start of Shoot Secretaries Special
Smith leads state tournament effort in a medal run at the start of the shoot as officials plan a secretary led event.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1917
Page
1
Trophy shoot at Hot Springs crowns Robbin winner
The Montana State Sportsmen's Association held its twenty fourth annual event with C H Smith of Butte posting a 52 in a registered tourney earning a gold Du Pont medal. The Hunter's Hot Springs trophy saw Robbin of Kalispell win after a dramatic shoot off that kept fans on edge as 76 extra targets tested marksmanship. Nelson Story was elected president and Secretary Smith reelected. Boreman won a shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnack
Robbin
Mendenhall
Ter
Nelson Story
Sportsmen's Association
Smith
Boreman
Montana State Sportsmen's Association
C. H. Smith
Butte
du Pont Company
Re Prosser
Frank Weatherhead
KR. J. Starkey
EB. L. Robbing
P. Tikey
A.D ‘Tippett
Tippett
A. R Cheak
Portal
N. D
Denball
Billings
Herman Sehnack
Forsyth
R. J. Robbin
Kalispell
Mr. Chesik
Ion
Montana
Endurance marks set in multi shooter contest
The article reports a long, tight competition with 60 targets per shooter and high scores. Robbins won with 49 of 60 and 120 of 125, while Mendenhall posted 49 of 50 and 119 of 125. Amateurs dominated day one alongside a handful of professionals and three women shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendenh
Robbins
Mendenhal
Rush’ Razeo
Remings UM. C. Company
A.W
Butch") Woodworth
Winchester Arms Company
I. J. Morgan
Hercules Powder Company
A. R. Chozik
Portal, N. D
Butte unions ratify order amid labor dispute
Butte unions including Electrical Workers No 65 metal trades council and allied crafts voted to return to work Tuesday morning after approving the council's action. The dispute centers on rustling cards and wage demands with factions seeking to influence the electricians charter and AF of L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metal Trades Council
Butte Electrical Workers’ Union
Blacksmiths’ Union
Machinists’ Union
RF. Dunn
Hie
Montana Power Company
Tom Campbell
Metal Mine Workers’ Union
Frank J McNulty
Electricians
Butte
Campbell
Dunn
Butte Metal Tract Council
Weil
Metal ‘Mine
Electrical Workers’ Union
B. W. Metal Mine Workers’ Union, Workers’ Union
Electricians’ Union
Cornell
Bine
Omer McNaity
American Federation of Labor
McNulty
King and Queen at British Front visit France
King George and Queen Mary completed an 11 day tour of the British armies in France visiting all front sections from sea to Somme. Queen Mary aided hospital care and relief efforts while King George hosted President Poincare and conferred French honors, including pinning a star on General Betain at Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Franc
King George
Queenary
France
Somme
Mary
George
Poincare
Albert
Betain
Bath
New ministers at Berlin State shoot begins at Anaco Reichstag
Three killed in holdup he claims. Passenger steamship ashore. At the Butte playhouses. 4 Battorial General news. 1 Knights of Columbus Initiate. Horoscope and Catholic church news. Sport news. End of the Northwestern league. Montana crop estimate. University and the war. Woman wins fight for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Anaco Reichstag
Anaconda News
Butte Playhouses
New King in Greece Faces Premier Venizelos Strain
Dispatch notes tension between Greece's new king and Prime Minister Venizelos over constitutional powers. The king delays or withholds approval on reviving the 1815 chamber dissolved by Skouloudis, while Venizelos demands a clear repudiation of his father's powers. The standoff signals a clash over internal and external authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece
Venizelos
Chamber of Deputies
Stephanos Skouloudis
One third of Mojave business section burned in fire
Fire destroyed a third of Mojave California’s business district early today including the post office and Mojave Press building. A stranger named J O Day admitted starting the blaze. Postmaster Otto Haes helped save mail but was injured by falling timbers and rescued by firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mojave
Cal
J. 0. Day
Otto Haes
Day
Passenger Ship Grounding Near Cape Race
The Norwegian Hamburg liner Kristianiafjord with about 1,200 people aboard ran aground seven miles west of Cape Race while en route from an American port via Halifax to Norway. All passengers were landed safely at Dort Lugul Cove and transported to St John’s. Crews and authorities coordinated removal and cargo checks. The ship later left port July 7 for Halifax to undergo passenger and cargo clearance by British authorities. The incident involved 1,400 or so aboard including 645 steerage passengers and 300 crew. A1 class passenger Heinrich Schaufthen, a Count von Kern envoy, was noted among those aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Kristiansafjord
Halifax
Norway
Cape Race
South Essary
Dort= lugal Cove
Branley
Tesn
Hner
Shadiy
Kristianiafjord
Heinrich Schaufthen
von Kern Nf
Thei
Hate of Entire World Not Directed Against Austria but Germany
Zurich reports the Austrian reichstrat is roused by a Prague declaration claiming the entire world hatred is directed at Germany and Austria. A Czech deputy criticizes allies and warns that Czechs aiding Russia or France would be branded traitors and stigmatized accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Germany
Zurich
Reichstrat
Praschek
Patch
Russia
France
Three Slain by Hold Up Men Near Johnstown
Edward Humphries and his son were shot to death during a highway hold up near Carrolltown. George C Thompkins Jr of Philadelphia led the party and reported masked assailants halted them on the main road. Coroners jury to investigate as sheriffs and detectives pursue conflicting statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Edward
Edward Hum
George C Thompkins
Philadelphia
Thompkins
Humphries
Carroll Town
Here
Tomp King
Sherif
Year's supply of food for one county burned
Fire at a Klamath Falls flour mill, suspected incendiary origin, destroyed the Hour 1 mill and grain stock worth about 100000 dollars. Sheriff Humphreys reports I W W agitators suspected. mass meeting and protective measures followed. Federal aid appealed to Portland as volunteers guard remaining plants and bins held flour and wheat for county needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamath Falls
Ore
Humphreys
Portland
Klamath County
Dogs Win Cross of War for Alaska Sled Dogs
Birdsall Darling of Nome who sold many racing dogs to the French government receives the Cross of War for Alaska dogs. They served at the front by transporting 90 tons of shells to an isolated post during a four day and night blizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Alaska
Atrather Birdsall Darling
Lion Search Fails as Monticello Woods Are Scoured
Three hundred armed men combed the woods near Monticello in Central Illinois chasing a fugitive lion said to terrorize the region. Despite sightings, no capture occurred and the search continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Monticello
Central
Ilinois
New Ministers Take Control Of German Affairs
Copenhagen reports the appointment of Dr Georg Michaelis as chancellor signaling a shift in German policy. Berlin observers note internal power struggles with Von Bethmann Hollweg’s reform aims and Bavarian opposition, while Hindenburg and Tudendorf influence military posture as changes approach the imperial administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georg Michaelis
von Bethmann- Hollweg
Count Brockdorff- Rantzau
Zimmermann
Copenhagen
Georg Michaela
Von
Reichstag
Cologne
Volk
Orean
Michael
Wilhelmatranse
von Bethmann
von Bethmann-Holiwer
Lundendorf
Count von Herting
Ivaria
Rethmann
Berlin
von Indenburg
Michaeht
von Hethmann- Hollweg
Dhs
Calumet Not For Industrials Demonstration Prompts Guard
In Calumet on July 18 thousands of copper country residents protested against the Industrial Workers of the World after a mass meeting denounced alleged Wob disloyalty. A citizens alliance pledge to aid in ridding the copper country of strike agitators was signed by many as patrols guarded ore cars and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Copper Country
Red Jackee
Sarreing
Lgners
Reichstag calls for peace amid war stalemate in Germany
The Reichstag issue's a peace speech reports that the bloc seeks an economic peace to end the war, reject blockade plans, and insist on sea freedom while warning that Germany will stand united and fight if enemy powers refuse terms. The remark notes the populace’s enduring gratitude to those defending the homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenna
Reichstag
Bertin
Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nelson Story Jr
Roseman
James F. O'Brien
Montana Metal ‘Trades Council
Machinists
Calither
Metal
Uneil
Montana Metal ‘Trades
C. C. Edwards
Great Falls
Montana Metal Trades Council
O'Brien
Butte Miners’ Union
International Mine, Mill and Smelter Men's Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Borden
Rodgers
Neipers
Tania
van Bornes
Biackamie
Terhalio
Natonat Turing
Thor Gobi
Vereigns
Alfred Zimmerman
Cape
S.C. Tortdall
Nstorpa
Washington
Wilson
JW. Shorthill
National Council of Farmers’ Cooper Hive Assocaations
Automobile Prispy
Nhagen
Berta
Tea
Alfred Zimmermann
Hrockhorft-Rantnaute
Brockdorf-Ranteau
America
Count Brockhorffe Ranteau
Bernstorff
Jafari
Maurice Egan
United States
Hrockdorff-Rantzai
Crnie
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