Montana Weather Expert Explains Heat and Evaporation
Helena July 20. A Standard reporter interviews EF J Glass Montana weather bureau section director who explains why Montana feels heat less. He cites low humidity and rapid evaporation as cooling factors and contrasts Montana with the East where higher humidity increases risk of sunstroke and heat prostration.
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Glass
Weather Bureau
Montana
East
Standart
Helena
Rocky Mountain
EF. J. Glass
Montana Weather Bureau
Willis Moore
Washington
Mr. Glass
Miles City
New York
Boston
Tariff Proposals Stir German Politics and Markets
Berlin reports a sensational tariff dispute amid vacations as Stuttgart Boebachter leaks claim high duties on cereals and meat. German papers dispute and assess impact on imports, prices, and possible retaliation by the U S and Russia. Congress of butchers denounces agrarian policy while Prince Chung visits Berlin to review factories and shipyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Baron von Richthofen
Imperial Foreign Office
Stuttgart Boebachter
Boebachter
Frankfurter Zeitung
Berlin Boerser
Hamburger
Reichstag
Germany
Berliner Tageblatt
Stuttgart
Tageblatt
United States
Russia
Voerwartz
Cologne
National
Prince Chung
China
Baron von Ketteler
Nowik
Schichaushinbuilding
Empire
Hartz Moun
Cassel grain drying company board suits tied to insolvency
The Cassel public prosecutor has filed action against all members of the Cassel Treber-Trocknunge board after insolvency was announced July 4. Rains damaged beet crops in some areas but aided others. Weser water is low hindering shipping.
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Weser
Cassel
Cassel Treber-Trocknunge
Grain Drying) Company
Baseball scores from American League games on July 20
Milwaukee defeated by Baltimore 13 to 11 as Foreman faltered in the eighth before McGinnity closed out the win. Detroit beat Boston 8 to 6 with Lewis roughed up early. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 8 to 6 amid Chicago miscues. Washington topped Cleveland 9 to 7 after a tense finish and an umpire altercation. Team standings show Chicago leading with Baltimore and Detroit close behind.
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Baltimore
Milwaukee
Foreman
McGinnity
R.H E. Miulwrunrle
Sorsnots
Wstecee
Detroit
Lewis
Boston
Siever
P. Ct
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago 7 New York 2 in second inning rout
Chicago won the fourth straight game from New York today as Phyle set the frame in motion with a first inning out. Strang muffed a fly, then three doubles a triple and a single produced a big burst. Attendance 4 109. Batteries Waddell and chai Warner Umpire Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Phyle
Strang
Cincinnati Beats Philadelphia in Grail Pitching Game
Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia due to Phillips pitching a grail game with strong field support. Donohue delivered timely hits as 3,000 attend. Batteries: Phillips Bergen for Cincinnati and Donahue Douglas for Philadelphia. Umpire Dwyer.
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Cincinnati
Phillips
Philadelphia
Donohue
Bergen
Donahue
Douglas
Dwyer
Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn In High-Scoring Tilt
Pittsburg pounded Brooklyn with a torrent of hits and runs after a torpid start. Newton exited in the fifth after 10 hits and 7 runs by Pittsburg, who fielded flawlessly in front of a 6,800 crowd. Pitchers Philippt Zimmer Newton Carsey and McGuire joined umpire Emslie in the box score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Newton
R. H. E. Pittsburgs
Mesons
Boston Beats Sudhoff as Nichole Dominates in St Louis
St Louis hosts a game where Boston bats Har per out of the box and overwhelms Sudhoff. Charley Nichole shines with seven hits after two were out. Attendance listed as 5,00. final line shows Boston 27 runs, 16 hits, 0 errors. St Louis none. Batteries Harper Sudhoff Ryan Heydon Nichols Kittridge.
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St. Louis
Boston
Harper
Sudhoff
Charley Nichole
Harper, Sudhoff, Ryan and
Heydon
Nichols and Kittridge
Montana State Auditor to supply bank report abstracts
State Auditor Calder has been asked by Comptroller of the Currency W G Dawes to provide abstracts from Montana state bank reports. The data will be incorporated into the Comptroller’s annual report to Congress. The auditor will furnish the requested information.
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Standard
Helena
Calderhead
Comptroller of the Currency
W. G. Dawes
Comptroller
Montana
Congress
Epworth League Concludes Busy San Francisco Session
The Epworth League's third day in San Francisco featured morning and afternoon business sessions across Howard Street church Alhambra theater Central Methodist and Metropolitan temple. A 10 000 strong crowd attended a grand Sacred Concert at the pavilion. A special five member committee was appointed to decide the next convention city with Minneapolis Detroit Omaha and Boston among the contenders.
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San Francisco
Epworth League
Oakland
Howard Street Methodist Church
Alhambra Theater
Central Methodist Church
Metropolitan Temple
Howard Street
Junior League
Mechanics
Social Mercy
Missionary Workers Conference
Palace Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall Square
van Ness Avenue
Golden Gate Park
Minneapolis
Detroit
Omaha
Boston
Board of Control of the League
J. F. Berry
H. M. Dubose
A. C. Crews
A. R. Carter
W. W. Cooper
E. T. Colton
P. L. Coll
F. C. Stephenson
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Brooklyn
Grace Methodist Church
George R. Stuart
Cleveland
Tenn
R. D
Hamilton
London
Ontario
South
R. W. Robreguet
Belleville
Tfl
Howard Street Methodist
Alfred Moore
J. J. Morris
Annie Hobbs Woodcock
Aurora
Neb
Joel Davis
Athens
Annie E. Smiley
Lowell
Mass
T. Bartlett
Napanee
League
Plantz
Appleton
Wis
Professor Copeland
Ann Arbor
Mich
M. Vesper
J. L. Price
Atlanta, Ga
Ss. B. Turrentine
Greensboro
N. C
Rev. Co
Jones
Bristol
W. W. Baer
Nanaimo
B. C
Round Table Conference Concludes Mercy Department Meeting
Rev. S. B. Campbell of St. Joseph presided at the mercy and help department round table conference with Rev. J. L. Beatty of Halifax. chapter officers met at the Central Methodist church. Music led by W. C. Stadtfelt and devotions by Rev. S. H. C. Burgin.
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S. B. Campbell
St. Joseph
Mercy and Help Department
J. L. Beatty
Halifax
Central Methodist Church
FE. M. Wheeler
Providence
R. L
W. C. Stadtfelt
S. H. C. Burgin
Butte
Butte, Mont
W. F. Lloyd
Louisville
George E. Dougherty
Topeka
Kan
Cabinet of Council
C. Ll. Nye
Creston
Iowa
Dr. Nye
R. R. Docherty
Jersey City
Kieth
New Westminster
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Dr. Reed
Co. V. Vickery
BP. T. Colton
Chicago
P. L. Cobb
Nashville
van Ness Avenue
City Hall Square
Northern Pacific Expands Pullman Service on North Coast Limited
Charles B. Fee, general passenger agent of the Northern Pacific, said trade on the north coast limited is heavy. Additional Pullman cars of the newest pattern have been ordered and will join the service in a few days.
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Standard
Helena
Charles 8. Fee
Northern Pacific
North Coast
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A. J. Glass
Arnival
R. H. E. Boston
Lewis and Schreckengost
Siever and Buelow
Griffith
Fraser
Grimb
Sullivan
Fraser and Smith
Connolly
R. H. E. Cleveland
Washinton
Scott, Dowling and Yeager
Patten and Clark
National League
Waddell and Chai
Warner
Umplire
Cunningham
P. Cittsburg
Louis Rr
State Bank Data
THE
Keeley Institute
Neurasthenia
Boulder
Institute of
Dr. L. A. Leighton
Siegel
Broadway
Schatzlein Paint Company
West Broadway
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