Anaconda News Adept Schedules Three-Month League Race
The City league baseball commission adopted a 54 game three month schedule. Opening games feature Goodfriend vs Foundry and Knights of Columbus vs General Office. Final on Sept 9 between General Office and Foundry. Managers extend contract list deadline to June 15. tentative lineups due Thursday. Micky Domitrovich leads Goodfriend with 15 signed players. Patsy Finnegan has Knights of Columbus roster ready. General Office and Foundry arranging signings from out of town.
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City League Baseball Commission
Goodfriend
Foundry
Knights of Columbus
General Office
Micky Domitrovich
Patsy” Finnegan
Anaconda News Briefs Capture Local Happenings
Alco Taxi and City trips advertise services while Dancing at Washoe park and Modern Woodmen meet tonight. Local trades, rentals, and shop notices fill the page along with social visits. Community events include union meetings, church groups, and theater notices. Several residents plan travel and interest in records and jewelry persists.
Vigilant call against cemetery vandalism in Anaconda
A citizen in Anaconda laments graveflower thefts and lawn vandalism, urges strict enforcement and youth education. He proposes stricter trespass penalties like Eastern cemeteries, asks schools and Boy Scouts to patrol, and cautions parents to monitor children’s sources of flowers. Dated May 31.
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The
Standard
Boy Scouts
Two Amundsen Explorers Reported Frozen To Death
Copenhagen reports that two members of Roald Amundsen's North Polar expedition, Knudsen and Tessen, are said to have frozen to death in the winter of 1919-20.
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Copenhagen
Roald Amundsen
Knudsen
Tessen
Turkish peace delegation asks delay to July 11
Paris May 31 The Turkish peace delegation sent a note to the peace conference requesting more time to present its answer to the allies on the peace treaty delaying the completion of negotiations until July 11.
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Paris
Attention Legion to Attend Funeral of James Manion
All returned service men meet at 9 a m at 605 East 87 to attend the funeral for James Manion. Firing squad to march in uniform. Harold Blake, Commander.
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James Manion
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Main Street
Rks
Crucllsans
Anon A
East 87
Harold Blake
Teachers Examinations Set For June 3 and 4
Examinations will be held at the office of the county superintendent of schools on Thursday and Friday, June 3 and 4, beginning at 9 o'clock. May Russell, County Superintendent of Schools.
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Irene Coughlin
Powell County
City
May Russell
County Superintendent of Schools
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Melander
Third St
Wahlstedt
Optician
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Eagles
Victor Records
Copper City
Standard Building
Crescent Jewelers
Hammerslough
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Victor
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Anaconda Clerks’ Union
Carpenters’ Hall
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W. Park
Joe Sladich
East Third
Anaconda Shoe Shop
Main
Fern Cannovan
Fannie Kauppi
Butte
Bessie Bradley
Rocker
Bernadine Lubke
Ramsay
Matt Christiansen
Fishtrap
Long Beach
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St. Mark’s Guild
Wilbur Jurden
Los Angeles
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
Methodist Church
McAtee
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Blue Bird Theater
Blue Bird
Anaconda
J. M. Minor
Frances Minor
Helena
Emma Duval
Margaret Wallace
Deer Lodge
R. &. Mentrum
Memorial City
Charles McLean
Foundry Baseball Club
Pete
Henry Damon
Frank Provost
Dempsey
Race Track
HW. EE. Phelps
Internal Revenue Department
Billings
Lutte
Cosens
Alonz Stevens
Waterloo
Montana
Butte, Anaconda & Wacifie Railway
Thomas N. Niland
William
Oakley
Keith Ccircuit
William Oakley
Universal City
Sam Bernard
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Idaho
Cascade
Graham
Florida
Neason
Ino
Meat Department
Armour's Star
Armour’s Star
American Legion
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