Anaconda Ball Teams Prep for Opening Pennant Race
With four teams in the Commercial league pennant race, rehearsals intensify as opening games approach. Goodfriend and Roach & Smith expect similar lineups to last year, while Copper City and Independents showcase many returning players and several newcomers. Managers Malvey, Stean, and Somerhauser lead their squads through nightly practice at Washoe Park as they pace toward early-season action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bious
Maneger Malvey
Eklund
Curley
Frank Basieh
Malvey
Bare
Fred Barich
Civicam
Spellman
Anderson
Spengler
Joe Emnith
Tasta
Smith
Leo Stean
Trong
Copper City
Hutchens Telurne
Hutchens
Conley
Rourke
Prank Flynn
Dwyer
Matty” Halloran
Star Hi
Machin
Iron Workers cancel game with Butte Cubs this summer
Manager Barney Leonard calls off the scheduled game due to inclement weather. Iron Workers emphasize speed with new men and veteran city stars in practice. Independents seek fast opponents and Manager Bete Trudeau aims to arrange a match, especially with Frank Con Key’s squad. Pete eyes Butte’s Legent team for a possible game.
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Barney Leonard
The
Iron Workers
Butte Cubs
Bete Trudeau
Ife
Frank Con Key
Legent
Butte
Pete
Boiler Trouble May Have Caused City Explosion
A new boiler installed in the city yesterday overheated and nearly exploded before Janitor James O Neill could shut off the fire beneath it. He had checked the boiler earlier and smelled burning packing as water danger threatened. Two prisoners report seeing someone around the boiler but cannot describe the man.
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James O'Neill
O'Neill
Pioneer of Forty-Nine Dead at Eastern Home
Charles H Patterson of 221 West Parke avenue received a telegram yesterday that his father B Patterson had suffered a paralytic death. The elder Patterson, 9 years of use, was a plains pioneer who crossed in 43 and had many frontier experiences. He is survived by a son J Le Patterson of Hutte and daughter Mrs George B Calvert of Great Palit, plus several other heirs in Washington Illinois and Puyallup. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Charles H. Patterson
West Parke Avenue
B. Patterson
Mr. Patterson
Anaconda
Plains
J. le Patterson
Hutte
George B. Calvert
Great Palit
W. TP. Butler
Puyallup
Wash
Illinois
Sromtana
Inavanarons
Reuter, Havas
Wolff News
Tope
Associated Prows
Reuters
Reuter
Tran ‘Roe
Tne
London
Paris
Havas
Seelock
Pare
Meuter
S'Dalatel
Pournter
Woodmen to Unveil Two Monuments at Anaconda Cemetery
Annual memorial exercises by the Woodmen of the World will be held tomorrow forenoon at Anaconda Cemetery. Two monuments honoring departed members EL Conrad and Arthur Smith will be unveiled during the ritual services.
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Anaconda
EL Conrad
Arthur Smith
Memorial and court notices from Butte district
W AIL members to meet at Woodien hall at 10 a m Sunday for memorial exercises at cemeteries. CE KELL Consul Commander ED HEIMBACH Clerk. Charges assault Joe Pusich swore to warrant charging Barley Laughlin and Martin Laughlin with third degree assault. Judge Sanderson fined Marie Wade of Mainville. Attorney Stewart gave notice of appeal to district court. Beginning June 6 the Butte Amanda & Pacific railway Sunday train leaves Southern Cross and returns at 4 45 p m.
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AIL
Woodien Hall
Joe Pusich
Barley Laughlin
Martin Laughlin
Sanderson
Marie Wade
Mainville
Frs
Stewart
District Court
Local notices and society items fill a city page
The column lists births, visits, and business trips with many names and places. It notes a birth at a city address, travel to Spokane and Helena, a Catholic Foresters convention plan, and a charity program at Sunshine temple No. 5. Also mentions accounts due, a misidentified arrest, and a funeral notice for Mrs. Mary Rutledge.
Rankin Re-Elected Unopposed By Labor Union Vote
The Rankin local union No. 117 held a near silent election last night with incumbent recording secretary Nels Cavey defeating rival Nels Cheey by 49 votes. Thomas Towhy won secretary treasurer over J Gilmore by 104 votes while other posts show no contest and canvassing totals include 629 for Cavey and 385 for Manion.
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Uni Men's Union No
Nels Cheey
Thomas Towhy
J. J. Glmore
Treawarer
Bates
Central Labor Council
America Federation of Labor
Ax Folae
Nell
Nels Cavey
Barney Manion
Colored men arrested after early quarrel noted
John Greer Otto Mason were arrested by Officers Donovan and McAndrews early yesterday. The charge is undetermined but a quarrel allegedly involved a threat with a knife and claims that the threshers who are colored had been in a gambling game.
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John
Greer
No Mouse
Otto Mason
Donovan
McAndrews
Kambing
Exporting combinations held to be a necessity
New York June 4 the federal trade commission concluded its hearings in this city after witnesses connected with the export business agreed that exporting combinations were necessary to compete in foreign markets mainly in South America with exporters of other nations Such combinations might fix foreign prices and share marketing costs while officials believed domestic prices would not be affected The witnesses urged amending the Sherman anti trust law for such co operation Washington June 4 formal announcement of the government plan to appeal to the supreme court from the decision of the federal district court at Trenton New Jersey dismissing the suit for dissolution of the United States Steel Corporation was made tonight by Attorney General Gregory London 4 pm The American tank steamer Llama was...
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New York
Federal Trade Commission
South America
Washington
Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Trenton
N. J
United Star Steel Corporation
Gregory
Norwegian steamers in Nordic trade war report
A fragment notes shipments to Copenhagen and Norwegian ports, including the steamer Einar Port Arthur and cargoes of cottonseed oil and fuel oil. The text mentions a transfer or seizure under unspecified wartime or trade terms, with unclear surrounding context. Limited readable details hinder full reconstruction.
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York
Copenhagen
Einar Port_arthur
Gerard Asks Information Of Attack On Nebraskan
Berlin reports Jamon W. Gerard the American ambassador called at the foreign office to seek information about the torpedoing of the Nebraskan off the southern coast of Ireland last month. The German government had received no report of the incident. The Nebraskan’s captain and crew, upon arrival in Liverpool, believed the explosion was from a torpedo.
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Berlin
London
Jamon W. Gerard
Amsador
Forela Mee
Ireland
Capain
Liverpool
Defending Constantinople First Thought of Turks
Petrograd dispatch reports heavy Turkish artillery and a large portion of the Erzerum garrison ordered to Constantinople. The front line Turkish troops in the Caucasus are also being rushed to the capital to bolster defenses.
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Constantinople
Petrograd
London
Ernerum
Atu
Tifis
Bourse Gazette
Neaf
Caucasus
Prayers for Peace in Germany In Cologne Letter Issued
Cologne dispatch notes Archbishop Carina Hartmann directs that prayers for peace be included in general Catholic services across Germany. The report cites Reuters Havas and Wolff agencies, with historical notes on media dispatch methods and early press innovations, plus a brief detour into naval officers developing colored glass to mask smokeless powder fumes and a large drainage pumping plane in Louisiana.
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Cologne
London
Carina Hartmann
Germany
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C. A. Tuttle Co
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Deer Lodge
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Good Clothes
J. B. Patterson
Hearts Aart
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Esterbrook
Julia Swayne Gordon
Roger Lytton
Broadway All-star Company
Ima
Butte, Anaanda & Paci
Southern Cross
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Colburn
Mies
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Sint
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Omes
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Roseborough
J. N. Oleon
McDonald of
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Yeatold
Someph McCarthy
Point
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Reel Theater
Lee
Oak Street
William and
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C Carles Jones
Portland
Guite
Heller Woolen Co
East Park
Helen Knutson
Helen Sting
Mrs. L
Batherine
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3. A. Jordan
Dunbar
Midstor
Phil Daniels Jr
Cash
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We Gelver
James Snelling
Warm Springs
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Ol Nave Kone
Lawrence
Mass
J. W. James
Sherif Bruce Bryan
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Jack Kelly
Brown
Spokane
Eiles
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Northport
Stev
Nelson
Helena
Ad Act
Reetaneater Mining
Charles E. Peterson
Mabel Weston
Stine
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Charles Nelson
Charles
Northa ‘Thomas
Corunna
Ind
Johnson
Bla West Fourth Street
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Catholic Order of Foresters
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Eula Linn
Phairz
Boy
Jace Barr
Jace Barr; Vocal Sol, Miss Isis, Winters; Violin Solo, My Smmyers
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Sweet
Low
Alice Edgecombe
Jeannette Johnson
Katie McPhail
Laura Dialogue
Helen Howe
Tramp
Corinne Still
Isis Winters
Muth McKay
Mise Ruth McKay
King Lodge
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Are
J. H. Strain
Mary Rutledge
Wichta
Kan
Mrs Strain
Milan
J. Gilmore
Gerard
Ropean News Service
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Louisiana
Anaconda Brewing CO
Croom
West Aide
Ates
East Fourth
Anaco A Coal Co
Panerat
Dolgnerty
Mt Peter's Church
M. P. Mahoney
Main Street
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