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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1924
Page
7
In a rough day of summer baseball, Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Brooklyn with a 5-4 loss and 9-6 win. St Louis swept two from Chicago as pent up offense produced 8-9 runs across both games. Philadelphia edged Chicago 3-2 as Ring and Bush struggled with control and hits.
The Mines league bulletin reports multiple roster changes including the release of Fee ley a power pitcher and the signing of Harris a hurler. Jimmy Marquis is released while Kellett a right hander is signed for the Angdes. Red Colbert an outfielder is released and Bill a first baseman and brother to Powers’ center fielder is signed by Clarks.
Helena Montana July 16 Charles F Juttner of Butte independent candidate for the U S senate will have an individual ballot for the August primary unless more independents file by tomorrow per the secretary of state. Juttner filed today as the first independent and his name goes on the ballot of his affiliated party. One primary vote places his name on the November general ballot. About 200000 primary ballots must be printed for each party.
Laurin rancher Edgar Johnson died at his Laurin home after a four day illness. Survived by wife Reta, two children Audrey and Adele, his parents, and sisters Mrs. Mattie Lupsise and Mrs. Bertha Phillips. He was 33 and well known in the Ruby and Madison valleys.
The Cleveland Americans won a 4-3 game on July 16 to halt New York’s grip on first in the American League. The win trimmed New York’s lead to a half game as Cleveland struck for three runs in the sixth, aided by timely hits and Shaute’s control issues.
Helena July 16 Four former labor candidates and four party leaders in Montana were included among 24 filings for state offices in the August 26 primary. Several shifts occurred as candidates moved between parties and offices, with ongoing contests in congressional, governor, secretary of state, and railroad commissioner races.
In Washington, the national committee of the progressive political action conference debates a running mate for Wisconsin Senator La Follette. Wheeler’s withdrawal clears the field, with candidates like Justice Brandeis and J J McSparren from Pennsylvania, Bishop Francis McConnell of Pittsburg, and Judge George W. Anderson of Boston discussed.
John W. Davis spent hours with advisers in New York but left Locust Valley without naming a campaign manager or national committee chairman. George T. White of Ohio, former national chairman, was with Davis at Frank L. Polk's home. White had said decisions would come today, yet no choice was announced.
The federal government holds about 1.54 trillion dollars in real property. The Federal Real Estate Board has appraised the holdings after excluding public domain and national parks from the appraisal.
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