Firework Sale Crackdown Leads to First City Arrest
Paul, owner of a confectionery at 507 East Park, was arrested Wednesday and charged with selling firecrackers at his shop. Chief Osborne said the confiscated devices and reworks were valued at 25 dollars. Acting Mayor George Meline ordered merchants to halt sales as police push arrests. Police expected several other proprietors of candy stores to be detained as raids continue to curb street fireworks endangering property and lives.
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Wild hitting marks two AA league games
Duvals beat the Third Street Specials 28 to 23 in a wild hitting game at the Athletic field yesterday evening. Hogue homered and starred as the key player amid several solid hits. St. Peter's topped St. Paul's 15 to 9 at the brickyard diamond with five runs in the final inning. The amphibian flying boat for Australia coast defense is completed, the first of six.
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Anaconda Pioneer event recalls city birth and Neagle tale
The Butte Pioneers gathered with Anaconda friends for a dinner and dance at Odd Fellows hall. Speakers included A B Mining City president and Miles J augh chairman of the ox board. The meeting featured talks by D H Morgan and Abe Cohn and a reminiscence on Anaconda’s birth and the Neagle case that protected Judge Field.
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Baseball Commission Schedules Saturday Meeting at Elks Lodge
The Junior league baseball commission will hold an important meeting Saturday night at the Elks lodge rooms. Coaches and assistants managers and captains are urged to attend as league matters will be discussed and acted upon. Several protests will be heard.
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Copper City Specials Form New Baseball Club
A new ball club named the Copper City Specials organized yesterday in the city. The roster includes Bill Dunnigan center field Tony Mogus left field Lee Davidson right field Jack Anderson catcher B Larsen pitcher and third base Herman Villenieuve Cliff Villenieuve second base John Mogus first base Percy Moyle second base with reserves Peter Liddell Mike Shinchech W J Leonard and Gene Schwartz. Roy Michaud serves as manager. Teams seeking games may contact Peter Liddell or call 444.
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Percy Moyle
Peter Liddell
Mike Shinchech
W. J. Leonard
Gene Schwartz
Roy Michaud
Delays in Completing IK School Building Cited
Carpenters’ shortage slows completion of the new Junior high school though it is expected to finish before month end. Furniture has arrived and will be installed after carpenters finish. Painters work inside while electricians install drop lights in the auditorium and various rooms. The building features distinctive doors with large top windows and bottom louvers for ventilation. 586 auditorium seats and 397 double lockers are included.
Anaconda High School Instructors Wed Secretly
M. W. McLeod and Miss Ruth Quarrels, Anaconda high school instructors, quietly married last Tuesday. The ceremony at the Presbyterian parsonage was performed by Rev. Everett Top. They left for Yellowstone Park then plan a western summer trip.
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Ellensburg
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Anaconda
Bids Sought for Condemned Sidewalk Work
City of Anaconda invites sealed bids for condemned sidewalks per June 4 1928 council order. Bids due by 8 p m on June 18 1928 with city clerk handling. Council may reject all bids. George C Lepke city clerk dated Anaconda Mont June 14 1928 Adv.
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MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Pure, Long-Lasting Wear
Fuller Drug Co promotes MELLO GLO face powder with a French process claiming non drying texture and non clogging pores. The product advertised as weather friendly and enduring quality for beauty care.
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Vaudeville Mercury at Sundial Show Elevates Variety
At the Sundial theater today the Association Vaudeville brings a high variety bill led by Prof J Popsie and his automaton Radiana. The act features electric powered tricks including shaving a volunteer and piano playing, plus a display of animal intelligence with Miss Rita Ward guiding Captain Bett's seats.
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Unusual vaudeville acts entertain at Newport and Parker show
The program features juggling, a lamp and billiard routine, rope walking and musical horns with two monkeys adding comedy. Newport and Parker perform a song and patter skit, possibly aided by Miss Parker’s singing and semi acrobatic routine. A burlesque bull fight with a masked police dog is staged by Newport. James Wright and Elysee Dale present dance and novelty numbers. The pair, though Native American, have toured England, Scotland and Ireland in recent seasons.
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No Fishing Yet at Georgetown Lake
Deputy State Game Warden P. J. McCaffery announced that Georgetown lake remains closed to fishing from May 21 to June 15. Anglers preparing to fish yesterday were advised to wait 24 hours as many planned trips were for the morning of June 15.
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