Sharrock Beats Conor for Mathewson Trophy at the Rink
Sharrock defeated Mathewson last evening to claim the Mathewson trophy. He scored in the second, fourth, fifth, tenth and twelfth periods, while Mathewson tallied in the first, third, sixth, seventh, ninth and eleventh. The lineup included Martin, McKay, Munn, Kelly, and Sharrock among others. In the other heat, Kidd defeated Howe with a spread of goals across the first to twelfth periods, Howe replying in several frames. The lineup featured McDonald and McKensie among the participants.
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Sharrock
Mathewson
Mathewson Ping
Martin McKay
Munn
Martin McMutten
Kelly Sharrock
Kidd
Howe
McDonald McDonald
Elton K. McKensie
MTL
McKensie
Jetta Howe
Skip—t
Tragedy at Work as Peter Ranner Falls to Death
Peter Ranner a 33 year old carpenter and longtime city resident died after a 25 foot fall from a reverberatory at the works. He left a wife and two week old child at 8 Ash Street and was considered an expert in his field. Funeral services are set for 9 am Saturday at St Peter's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Ranner
Hinalull
Ranner
Ash Street
St. Peter's Church
Anaconda rally aids flood relief effort in Ohio Indiana
Anaconda residents convened at the City Hall to organize a relief fund for flood sufferers in Ohio and Indiana. W M Montgomery elected chairman with P W Harrison as secretary and J Harrington and C E Farnsworth as treasurer and assistant treasurer. A seven member district committee was appointed to solicit in defined areas and large placards prepared for business windows to urge contributions. The effort aims to wire funds immediately to the Red Cross national headquarters in Washington for distribution.
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Ohio
Indiana
Conyne
Ly Hall
Anaconda
W. M. Montgomery
Po W Harrison
J. Harrington
Daly ‘Hank and
Trst ‘Company
C. E. Farnsworth
Anaconda National’ Bank
Montgomery
Bowman
Daly Bi
The
Red Cross
Wasington
Sir Goodie
Goodfriend
Bt Ford
J.M. Mine Bower
D.C. Scott
Hilless
Hill
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Foundry
Smelter
P. Mathewson
Martin Martin
W. M. Kelly
Warren Jenney
W. N. Tanner
W. A. McManamy
Harold’ Blake
Joseph’ McDonnell
Hutte
Anaconda & Pacific Railroad
Marten Kolbe
W. L. Collin
Spangier Brickyard
J. T. Gunniee
G. Mellinger
Jamon H. Murphy
Bradley Plant
Mr. Bradley
R. P. Wood
Prath Toole
Adam Tuchscherer
James Drumgoole
Gangner
Hickory
Oak
W. A. Bower
WW. Harper
WH. Dunnigan
A. W. Sparrow
D. T. McRae
MacCallum & Cloutier
M. Mogus
Frank Daikovata
P. Coy
Aiready Mandolt
Ioclock
Feogttate
Ana Jacards
Sanvass
Anaconda Daily Notices and Local Social Updates
Two days past no word from them led to visiting his old home. A. A. Hoffman of the U S Army called on Harold Hake yesterday. Milwaukee Beer bought for $2.10 at Cash Liquor House. John Nelson of the Butte police visited the city. Judge Winston returned from Deer Lodge where he held court. Mrs. M. Pangburn of Butte visiting Anaconda. Misses Witenbeth and Katherina Lappin of Mill Creek visiting. Theodore Kassin, formerly a city policeman, came from Butte. Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson welcome a baby boy at 16 East Third Street. Demonstrations offered on the R C Ti automobile. George W. Paterson, Agent Ady Clinton Vincent visiting friends. Leo Stewart of Boulder, a declamatory contestant, to speak at the high school tonight. Acacia Lodge 3 A F&A M tonight at 7 Kin FG degree. W M McMullen secretary. 720 Went Park resident recovering after operation at Murray’s hospital in Butte. Wednesday Literary Club to meet at Mrs. F. C. Kinney’s home 312 Maple Street this evening at 8. The husbands of members invited. attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Kinney
Maple Street
Rosteases
Mra. Fc.kinney
Mark King
J. A. Jordan
Dean
J. W. James
W . Stewart
Fatalities in Piqua Cut Down to Fifty
Himit the fatality is there, which tonight it is practically certain Will not exceed C. W. W. Wood, in charge of the relief work of the Citizens Teague, In a sum mary of conditions formulated after thorough search of the inundated section of the city, declared that between 1,200 and 1,00 Persons had been taken out of perilous places to safety and that %0 bodies only could be found. Many of the rescues were made from flood-tossed roofs, crumbling houses, tree tops and floating debris, at great risk. The water works and the tight plants have been restored and three carloads of provisions have been received. The property lose is a staggering one for the community. Two hundred houses have been swept to destruction. The city is under martial law, said Mr. Wood tonight. Pellet for the suffering is being carried on with systems and dispatch the Pennsylvania railroad bridge the Atlam Is down and not all has resolved the city since Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. W. Wood
Teague
Mr. Wood
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlam
Looters Attack West Dayton Amid Severe Conditions
West Dayton Ohio reports indicate escalating danger with looters at work and communications cut off except by militia. Guards arrest about twenty suspected looters while a fire at the Fourth National Bank building blazes out of control. Central Dayton floodwaters recede by daylight, though fear remains high as authorities count bodies and extinguish central district lights to guard gas lines. Nearby Massillon endures floods with thousands displaced and significant damage, while officials in Washington report contact with distant districts and ongoing relief efforts.
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Colburn
Knox
Washington
N. B.C
New York
Alcazar Theater
Tox
Aday. Ore. M
Swayne
Grand Theater
Pathe
Tightwad
Tod
A. Tutte
Mpday
East Park Avenue
Bell
Ind
Tuttle & Mahoney
Rovenar
Lawler & Climer Funeral
Main Street
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Ana
Rowman
John R. Togle
B.C. Harrington
Cauhter
Rpunk
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
Conor
Mne and
Jean
A. Mutt
City of
Margaret
Hy Nion
Wilson
Matt
Jem
Lucie
Ellsworth
Goodfriend ClotHing Co
Good Clothes
Anaconda News
M. Montwoms
Meneral Funds For Relief
Poe Payton
Obie. Noites
Can ‘Conley
Marie Conley
Cash
Wilson W. A. Bower
Aea Ys Ho & It
B. F. Hamilton
Conyne Yesterlay
W. M. Montgomers
EP. “Machengan
George 1
Winston
E. J. Bowmen
E. Parnes
Stagg
EE. Moore
J. J. Ell
Tuchseherer
J.B. Ghose
Pork
Sig Goodfriend
Dan Ro Roach
William Ehlert
Joseph Rakovatz
Andy Mandoli
George E. Voyer
HG. Coy
CH. Bran, Richardson
J. H. Strain Rae
M. Kolbe
W. W. Peckover
Martin” Martin
Warren Jenny
Smith
Id McCarthy
J. M. Minor
W. HL N
WA. Bower
F. W. Harris
Charles Carter
P. Wellcome
W. T. Cellins
T. M. Egan
F. J. Trunk
Emory Knell
Florent Thibodeau
James O'Leary
Walter Reynolds
Tom Hattey
George Lynn
Terra Haute
Via
Eville
Terre Haute
Linton
Han
Parker's
Mint
Carman
Royal Lancer
Roy Alley
Butte
G. T. Cash
Spokane
Cty
Ralph Richardson
West
Alr. Stokes of
St Paul
Yeaserday
City
L.A
Thompson
Andrew Skoginn
Ritter
Professor Lindwurst
Fr. Perry
Trown
Apting
P. Doran
Julian Larson
Hutte Waa
Frank, Strision
Monroe
Wright
Chicago
Werner Larson
Catherine Flood
Greig
W. G. Hauser
P. W. Madison
Salt Lake
Hrank ‘Tun
Great Tafts
Canada
Hammerslough's
Adv
D. Gower
Minneapolis
P. Connolly
West Park
Mrt
Copinus
Prick
Peru
Mr. Frick
Muller’s Cash Grocery
Gowen
Liniberger
Roquetort
Hall
White House
Ory
Warmoonee Warm Springs Abitery Stables
Thomas FE. C. Nag
Abbott & Ford
Park Avenue
Cretonnes Yard
New Swisses
Draperi
A. A. Hoffman
United States Army
Harold Hake
Milwaukee
Cash Liquor House
John Nelson
Butte Olice Force
Deer Lodge
Mra M. Pangburn
Atyliah Young Men's
Euita, T. V
Laxton
Sullivan
Peters
Witenbeth
Katherina Lappin
Mill” Creek
Theodore Kassin
Hutte Inst
John Swanson
East Third Street
R. C. Ti
George W. Paterson
Ady
Clinton Vincent
Tuttors
Leo Stewart
Boulder
Joe, Higeins
Onder
W. McMullen
W. OB
Park
Murray's Hospital
Fins
Piqua
Eivad
Ieee
Avengiely
Dayton
Fourth National
Central District
Aituath
Militis
Massillon
Pittsburg
Tuscarawas River
Mevan
Bryan
Interstate Lumber CO
Miltworks
Montana National Bay
Missoula, Mont. Pete
Studebake Automobil
RICHARDSON & _MAIN STREET GARAGE
Lipton
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