Labor leaders object to Natatorium Park franchise transfer
In Tacoma Spokane labor figures protest a proposed transfer of Natatorium Park to Eddy Quinn and Recreation Park, saying the Washington Power Co owned facility uses nonunion labor. The Northwestern League adjourned without action, while discussions with Washington Power Co proceed.
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Thy Standard
Tacoma
Wash
Spukana
Eddy Quiius
George Werria
Natatorium Parte
Northwestern Iniquetus
League
Natafarium Park
Washington Power Company
Me. Young
Washington State Labor Organization
J. Vi. McCracken
Central Lator Union
Spokane
Ant
Seattle
Freo Balla
Vancouver
Cran
Laboy
Natarovlum
Paris
E'Clork
Freowa
Meantine Terrin
Washington Lower
Enokane
Eady Quinn
Roecreation Park
W. O H. Lucas
Butte Bowling Class System Sets High Standards
Mameer J. and McKintoy originate a scheme to classify Syutte bowlers with four new classes AA A B C. Only Perham and Sheehan have 1000+ five-game series, with Sheehan at 1027 and 1035 and Perham at 104. Class GB moves to A after five 900 games. Class C to B after clearing 800. AA begins weekly series next week with 40 entrants, mostly novices, while Class B starts its first series. Japson leads Class B with 507 to date. if unmatched, he may win the sapphire medal held by Sam Bennett. Remaining scores include Vowell 144, Cassell 808, Tihz 280, Dunn 776, James 448, Gondaty 915.
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Mameer J. & McKintoy
Thornton Alleys
Syutte
Hin
Perham and Sheehan
Sheehan
Perham
Weelk
Wen
Japson
Sam Bennett
Vowell
Cassell
Tlhz
Dunn
James
Gondaty
Fits
Bankers Life First To Pay Insurance Policy
D J Aene n essy’s life policy becomes first payment by Bankers Life. D T Beck Montana agent Jay delivers draft for $6009 in the work, sent to Will.
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D. T. Beck
Montana
Jay
Bankers' Life Insurance Company
D. J. Aenenessy
Abr. Déck
Butte
Will
Settlement of War Debts and Merchant's Death Noted
In a brief 19th century style note, the article records the first death claim paid after a popular merchant's demise and cites Hennessy’s settlement efforts and Bankers' Life promptness as a favorable comment on the handling. The piece emphasizes financial settlements tied to wartime losses and the timely payout of claims.
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Jam ‘Scalion
Uy. Hennessy
Pleasant Birthday Party At Harney Road House
A midday birthday gathering at Harney's Road House celebrated Dr J Scanland of Warm Springs and Will Love of Thornton Hotel turning another year older. Attendees included Creighton Largey, Sam Budiey, MM Scanland, Willan Love, Willem Gimmett, Sar Clarke, Charles Virdéo and Charles Slanchard with a birthday cake and speeches.
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Barty
J. Scanland
Warm Springs
Wil
Thornton Hotel
Yesters
Harney
Road House
Creighton Largey
Sldence
Omar
Mine Bosses Attacked as Miner Influx Sparks Unrest
Reported violence rises at the Rarus and Pennsylvania Leonard mines as crowds attack foremen and managers. David Moody of the Rarus mine reportedly injured at home after a mob assault at the mine Saturday night. Extra guards and patrols increased. officials tight lipped.
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Sherif
Inla
Rarus
Butea Hil
Mimi Vnlytling
Pelce
David Moody
Aloo
Specuficay
Pennsylvania and
Leonard
Oreon Buort Lian
Coroner Finds Blame Uncertain in School Tragedy
Cleveland March 10 Coroner Burke denounces the loss of Collan wood school children as inexcusable. He says they were trapped by overheated pipes and a faulty door mechanism, causing a deadly blaze. One more body found today, totaling six.
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Cleveland
Collanwood
Burke
Pilis
Reno Nevada forms state police in emergency session
March 10 Captain W L Cox superintendent of the new Nevada state police arrives with six single pallee to oversee the forming of the force during the extra session of the legislature. He will dispatch the new unit to uphold peace and order across the state.
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Reno
Nev
W. L. Cox
Negate
Ty Runde
Anaconda Chooses Trap Shoot Directors For Big Meet
Anaconda trapshooting leaders name four directors siding with the Anaconda choice over Butte as Western Boosters plan a major meet. A telegraphic vote last night set Sept 8 1912 as the date with hopes for a record purse and no entrant restrictions. Additional funds amounting to 8200 are set to increase prize money as the Copper City hosts a premier event drawing shooters nationwide.
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Wester
Naconda
Wis Tor Butte
G. H. Smith
Butte
P. J. Tholaino
Twin Falls
Thano
John Boa
Harry C. Keefe
Salthalte
C. Contarr
Livingston
Benver
Anwcond
Copper City
Montana
South Butte Woodmen Win Prize Banner at Camp Event
Modern Woodmen of America awarded the prize banner at a South Butte hall gathering. South Butte, now the largest Montana camp with about 600 members, received the banner from Silver Bow camp. The Boston and Montana band performed, and plans were discussed to send the band to Peoria for a Woodmen contest on June 36.
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South Butte
South Bute
Montana
Silver Bow Camp
Peoria
Proprieter Interrupts Grocery Store Thieves
A Blake Commercial groceries at 429 South Arizona street was burglarized shortly after midnight. Burglars forced the rear door and escaped with only a nickel from a gum slot machine. The night watchman startled them as they fled. The safe was tampered with and the thief left with unspecified loot. Police report several prior visits by burglars in recent months.
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Blake Commercial Company
South Arisona
Marines to be sent to Midway Island in force
In Honolulu on March 70 the United States ordered a large force of Marines with guns and stores to Midway Island. A transport ship arrived from San Francisco bringing an estimated thousand men and supplies.
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Honolu
United States
Aval
Midway Island
San
Malctone
Tod G. Morony
John D. Mysa
Marcum Daly
Swinbornes
Kunkel
John G. Morony
von, D. Ryan
CC. Swinborne
A. Kunkel
RW. Place
Red Apple banquet dazzles Missoula chamber crowd
The Missoula Chamber of Commerce held the first annual Red Apple Banquet at the Florence hotel and Elks hall, drawing about 375 business leaders from Western Montana. Toastmaster P. M. Reilly steered a lively program with remarks from Mayor J. M. Kaith, praise for the Red MacIntosh apple, and a Missoula Eagle Band encore that closed with a spirited message of community pride.
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Missoula
Maren i
Nevep
Garden City
Elks
Cammeres
EB. Chaney
Florence Hotel
Florence
Elks' Hall
Pally
Montana
P.M. Rely
Misoula
Biker
Chamber of
Thums
Chamber
Red Apple Hoort Tel
Migaanla
Nloot
Assoula
Chicago Americans Lose To Oakland In Slugfest
Oakland defeats Chicago 12 to 2 as Chicago American’s second-place series game deteriorates. Hower and Towle contribute for Oakland while Chicago’s pitching struggles, with Raeteries and Sluyn making early exits, mar the visitor’s effort.
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Oakland
Deaton
Bot Diem
Chicago
Gakland
Ueacorn
Swamp-Root Offered for Kidney and Bladder Trouble
Promotes Swamp Root as a remedy for rheumatism kidney liver and bladder issues. Claims include relief from back pain frequent urination and nervous symptoms with a free sample bottle and informational book by mail. Mentions Dr. Kilmer and Company of Binghamton New York.
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Bright
Dr. Kimer & Co
Binghamton, N
Anaconda Daily Standard
Guilty Plea Hovering Over Rock and Hayes Case
In a coroner inquest report the witnesses describe movements around the office building during the incident. C B Young and Mark Kelly are referenced as convicts, with disputed details on who entered the office area. The jury verdict is noted, and a district court session is planned for March 27, 1998, with information filed against George Nock and William Hayes for murder in the first degree.
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C. B. Young
Mark Kelly
John Kinanin
C. EB. Young
Hayes
Cammenr Jonge
C.D
Young
Monvith
Offlice
Brown
Galen Wid Ote
John McGuinness
Missoula
Thin City
Wils
P. Wilson
Prion
George Nock
Willismn Hayes
Convention Day Halt Tate City Election Named
In a garbled report from Logan, Ivank Nebeckar was elected national SOM MIEteEMON as the convention in Denver proceeds to elect delegates. The note mentions a date in the month, with references to the national convention and city involvement.
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Tate City
Stan Central Coumilten
Denver
Ivank Nebeckar
Logan
Peery
Cure for Child’s Itchy Sores Praised by Mother
Mrs William Goeding of Attica Indiana writes that her two and a half year old son had constant itching sores. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment three times, the sores began to heal and left no scars. She credits the Cuticura remedies with fully improving his condition and plans to keep them on hand. July 24, 1897.
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Hondy
Ars
William Goeding
Attica
Ind
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