Retail coal prices to rise up to 1.75 a ton under new mine rates
Secretary Hoover met with about 45 National Retail Coal Merchants Association members and Rod eric Stephens to discuss preventing price runups during a strike. Stephens said a $3.50 per ton mine price could push retail coal by 1.75 a ton, with early increases in New York and Chicago. Hoover rejected any formal industry control, urging moral cooperation to pass fair prices to consumers.
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Evans Mondloch Wedding in St Patrick's Church
Miss Lilian Mondloch daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mondloch of the Barrenstein apartments and Ross Evans known as Bosco were married at St Patrick's church yesterday morning. The Rev Father O Connor performed the ceremony with W V Evans a brother of the groom attending. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home and the couple left for a honeymoon in the Bitter Root valley. They will reside at 27 West Mercury Street in Butte after returning.
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Music Hath Charms Halt Illegal Still
Chicago police found Samuel Levy operating a 40gal still while phonograph music played. authorities acted as the contraband operation was uncovered, ending the illicit setup.
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Officer Injured At Polo In Monterey Game
In Bosse Idaho on Monday the Tenth Field Artillery beat the Eleventh Cavalry 14 to 11 as injuries marred the match. Lieutenant Lipman, wounded after a fall, was taken to a local hospital and later reported resting easily. The Monterey squad played with three men after the accident, with Maj Barrows and Lieut Riley taking actions as substitutes.
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Woodward and Hughes Set Trapshoot Record
A new world record of 9 hits out of 100 at double targets was officially recognized by the American Trapshooting Association. The mark was set jointly by B. F. Woodward of Houston Texas and Frankee of Mobridge South Dakota at the Mississippi state championship tournament. The previous doubles record stood at 6 of 100.
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Hoover Wins Sculling World Title at Philadelphia
Walter Hoover of the Duluth Boat Club won the Philadelphia gold challenger cup as amateur sculling world champion with a time of 77 minutes 24 seconds.
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Boston Shuts Out St Louis Nationals
Boston wins 6 to 0 over St Louis as errors and timely hits spark runs in the first five innings. Pfeffer Barfoot Bailey and Ansmith Oeschger star on the mound and at bat. Other scores include Louisville 9 Toledo 2 and Indianapolis 7 Columbus 4.
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One-Legged Stan Kutchumba Plays Plains Baseball
Stanley Kutchumba, a Plains high school junior with a cork artificial leg, backstops for Plains in the Upper Luzerne County Baseball League. He earned the coach’s praise and helps Plains contend for top honors despite his disability.
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Rain postpones Tendler Barrett 60 bout in Philadelphia
Rain delays the eight round lightweight fight between Lew Tendler of Philadelphia and Bobby Barrett of Winton Heights Pa at the Philadelphia National League park. The bout is moved to tomorrow night, originally set for last Friday.
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Speaker Out of Baseball for Week with Bronchitis
Cleveland manager Tris Speaker will be sidelined for at least a week due to a severe bronchitis attack that may develop into pneumonia, according to his physician. The illness pauses his duties with the American League club in Cleveland.
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Montana Power Faces Black Specs At Clark Field
Tonight at 6:80 pm the Montana Power team meets the Black Specs at Clark Field in a rescheduled game following Sunday's clash.
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Formal ceremony at installation at state university Missoula
Charlies H Clapp formerly of Butte will be installed as president of the state university at Missoula during formal exercises on June 12. He has served at the university since the fall term. Commencement begins June 9 with a Masquess play at the high school auditorium. Seventy six students will graduate in various departments including arts and pharmacy.
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Butte
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Helena
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University of Montana
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Whalen Announces Candidacy for Sheriff
Jack Whalen announces his bid for sheriff on the Democratic ticket. He previously served as under sheriff during John K. O Rourke's last term and is well known across Butte and the county.
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