Boxing and baseball raids draw league ire across sports
A long, opinionated note on player movement between organized baseball and industrial or outlaw teams. It cites Pacific Coast League and mobile club disputes, a Pennsylvania industrial manager suing over contracts, and broad league entitlements. It also notes potential management shakeups, and mentions athletes like Nick Cullop, Weiser Dell, Ty Cobb, and Walter Johnson, with references to Olympic prospects and Japan’s Shimidzu in tennis and boxing.
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Higgins Visit To Copper Cliff Mine And Local News
Mr and Mrs W T Higgins are in Deer Lodge this week after motoring from the Copper Cliff mine at Potomac worked by Potomac Mining Co Mrs Percy Harnack and sons return to Avery Idaho after visiting Mrs Frank Mason Mrs Hazel Benny of Avon marries Gain Blake by Judge Henry Alston in Deer Lodge County commissioner candidate Donald of Helmville files for Democratic primary The annual field day of St Thomas parish at Helmville July 18 will feature Ed ward C Cummings as orator Ball game and dance at Ellsworth hall Order of Eastern Star picnic on Cottonwood creek Local pastors attend synod meeting in Bozeman Helena doctors attend state medical association Mrs Carl Horst visits with daughters Camping grounds move from fair grounds to city park Census Bureau report lists population increases in Trinidad Col Rocky Mount Hawaii Honolulu Hilo figures
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Copper Cliff
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Potomac Mining Company
Percy Harnack
Avery
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M Donald
Order of Eastern Star
Cottonwood Creek
W. H. Christian
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George M. Crabb
Henry Rason
Powell
Woodward
Helena
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State Medical Association
Carl Horst
Butte
Katherine Aylesworth
Fair Grounds
Chamber of Commerce
Quiet but tense night in Nuevo Laredo as residents defend town
The frontier town of Nuevo Laredo faced a quiet but tense night after reports that around 300 Mexican rebels attacked earlier. A garrison of about 300 men and several hundred armed citizens defended the town, fearful of another night assault.
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Butten Laredo
Texas
Sul
Nuevo Laredo
Hinkle to be sworn as secretary of state after Howell’s death
Olympia July 15 J Grant Hinkle of Spokane assistant Secretary of State will be commissioned secretary of state Friday to succeed Captain I M Howell who died at Tacoma Tuesday Governor Fo remarks on the vacancy and succession.
City Hall Rental Plan For City and County
Mayor Stodden says a conference on moving city departments to the courthouse should benefit officials and the public. The first department could move by August 1 with others following over the next six weeks. The city would share light heat and janitor service and remodel costs if needed. The council expects fair treatment and favors relocating into the courthouse despite an unsatisfactory current building.
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Srove Penencsti
Stodden
Courcil
Dillon Wheat Crop Seen Yielding Heavy Grain
Slight storms across the grain lands near Dillon failed to harm crops, with prospects of an exceptionally heavy yield in wheat and barley. Fred F. Willson, architect for the Barrett hospital, discussed foot walls and foundations and site improvements. Work on the hospital foundations, to be built in unit form, will start soon. George F. Lautz, forest service district engineer from Missoula, visited Dillon to handle Beaverhead forest service business.
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Forest Service
Missoula
Dillon
Construction Resumes on New Primary School Building
Work has been resumed by contractors Kroffgranz & Frank of Butte on the new primary school. Labor difficulties from local strikes in Butte have been adjusted satisfactorily, allowing completion progress while in the city as guests of friends.
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Kroffgranz
Frank
Butte
Reopening of future delivery wheat business draws crowds
In Chicago on July 15 the Chicago Board of Trade reopened its future delivery wheat trading. The busy scene attracted numerous investors and traders, signaling renewed activity in the grain market despite lingering questions about volatility and market readiness.
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Chicago
Chicago, Board of Trade
Inhopie
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