Cubs Victory In Swatfest Over Cardinals May Day
Chicago edged St Louis 6 5 as Larey Doyle delivered a ninth inning run scoring Walter after two walks. Doak and Watson started for St Louis but were chased early in the game. Postponed games listed include Boston Philadelphia and Brooklyn New York due to wet grounds.
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Larey Doyle
Walter
Douglas
Reather
Cardinal
St. Louis
Chicago
Doak
Watson
Doyle
Coring Walter
Tories
Reuther
Oni Doak
North
Snyder
Gonzales
Boston
Philadelphia
Ittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
War halts 1918 pennant season plans in American league
New York May 1 President Ban Johnson said if the war lasts into spring there will be no attempt to open the 1918 pennant race. He expects many AL players to be drafted under conscription. Johnson heads to Washington to discuss government tax plans and player enlistment.
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New York
Ban Johnson
American League
American Association Scores And Postponements
Baseball standings show Louisville 4 St Paul 6 Indianapolis 3 Milwaukee 4 in twelve innings. Toledo Columbus Minneapolis games postponed due to rain.
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American Association
Louisville
St. Paul
Ndianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Columbus-Minneapolis
Seattle Triumphs Over Vancouver In Tight Game
Seattle edged Vancouver 3 to 2 after a late misplay allowed Gardner to score on a fly to left field. Klein, Daley and T Cunningham pitched for Seattle with Acosta and Cadman catching. Vancouver used Acosta and Cadman in the field.
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ANTS
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
Snyder
Goldie
Gardner
Klein, Daley
T. Cunningham
Acosta
Cadman
P. C
Kiein, Daley
Harper In Good Form For His First Game
Washington held New York to four hits as Harper won his season debut 3 to 2. Batteries: Harper and Henry. Shawkey and Nanamaker. Postponed games listed for St. Louis, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, and New York. Also notes Chicago Red Cross tribute and a college game in Pullman where Norman Kulzer won in the eleventh inning for Washington State.
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Harper
Washington
New York
Washton
Henryshawkey
Nanamaker
Pullman
Wash
Norman Kulzer
Washington State College
University of Montana
Kulzer
Montana
Butte Miners Fall 5 0 in Tacoma Series Opener
In Tacoma May 1 the Butte Miners were defeated 5 to 0 as Tacoma Tigers dominate with solid pitching from 20 year old Herman Millett. Butte errors plagued their defense while Millett held the Miners to six hits and contributed a brace of slow balls and solid fielding. Carl Stevens provided a rare three-base hit for Tacoma and Hydorn held the mound to three innings after replacing Hunt.
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Standard
Tacoma
Butte Miners
Butte
Tigers
Herman Millett
Montana
McGinnits
Big Ben
Hunt
Bengals
Raymond An Harper
Hutt
Carl Stevens
Pete
Hydorn
McGinnity
Dave Hillyard
Pillett
ADR PO
Blair
Andresen
Johnson
Ee Hillyard
Kafora
Hoffman
Lamarra
Karnes
Pees
Hydora
Daniel
Flagstead
Bankhead
Connelly
Stevens
Bishop
Fillet
Thompson
Downey
Finneran
Kilbane Beats Welsh In New York Lightweight Bout
Johnny Kilbane outpointed Welsh over ten rounds to claim the lightweight victory. Kilbane weighed 130 pounds to Welsh 138, with Kilbane forcing the pace from the start and landing the stronger blows including a heavy right cross. Welsh rallied in spots but Kilbane maintained the edge, the crowd showing clear disapproval as the bout concluded with Kilbane securing the majority of rounds. Separately, the Hastings mine disaster toll rose as 22 bodies were recovered from the Victor American Fuel mine after the Friday explosion.
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Johnny Kile
Kilbane
Consid
Welsh
Nelsh
Hastings
Col
Victor-American Fuel Company
Naval meeting boosts enlistment in Billings parade
Eugene Carroll of the Butte Navy League led a Billings rally with Lieutenant Guthrie to promote naval recruitment. Despite rain, 1200 residents marched to honor 16 enlistees, with remarks by Judge Nichvert, Lt. Gov. Hain, and Jeet Johnson. Guthrie planned to confer with Billings YMCAs staff, noting rising Navy interest alongside Army enlistment.
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Eugene Carroll
Butte
Navy League of America
Billings
Guthrie
Intermountain
Navy
Jeet Johnson
Nichvert
W. W. Hain
Billings Y. M. C. A
Butte Naval Reciion
William Walker
Army
Visiting nurse to be appointed for Butte
The anti tuberculosis society plans to appoint another visiting nurse at an afternoon meeting in the county jail building. The addition has been considered since January and Miss Harriet Peoples may soon depart for an eastern trip to conventions. Dr A J Lanza will discuss the clinic's work at the meeting.
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Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Harriet Peoples
A. J Lanza
Eta
Policewomen Questioned by City Leader Over Matron Posts
A delegation from the Woman's Christian Temperance union urged Mayor-elect Maloney to appoint a police matron and a policewoman. Maloney opposed, saying only a woman with experience with the underworld could handle cases involving young girls and dance halls. The women argued for two appointments to supervise girls at the station and control men who target them.
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Woman's
Christian ‘Temperan Union and Morals Betterment l
Nepper
W Fenner
A. L., Bradshaw
J.B. Ellis
Maloney
Hvely
Tables Show Results From Mineral Separation Suit
In a federal district court proceeding yesterday much time was spent presenting tables that detail operations and results from bit flotation processes at the Butte and Superior, Utah Copper, and Chino plants. Wicks of Chino testified portion of the time, with Janey from Utah presenting plant tables.
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Federal District Court
Butte & Superior
Utah
Chino
Wicks
Chino Company
Janey
Grandpa Detective Pounces In Daily Shifts At Gilman
Detective Jerry Lynch, now a grandfather, is noted by colleagues for his age and wisdom as he continues daily on duty. The newborn grandson is the son of Willard and Mrs. Boam, who reside in the Gilman addition. Mrs. Boam is Lynch's daughter.
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Pounce
Man Arrested in Butte Over May Day Curfew Incident
Detectives Larkin and Lynch arrested Helmer Swanson a Pittsmont miner after a letter from Mrs Swanson prompted the action. Swanson had 288 dollars on him and was turned over to county authorities. Curfew alarms at 9 o clock sparked a May Day daybreak commotion in Butte as fire wagons rolled by.
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Butte
San Francisco
Larkin
Lynch
Helmer Swanson
Pittsmont
Swanson
Ris. Swartson
Undertaker notices from Butte obituaries and funerals
A series of funeral notices from Butte items: Deegan aged 23 at Wheat Mercury Street May 1 1817 with mass at St Patrick Church and Holy Cross interment. Ullivan Miss Miamie Sullivan death with funeral at Sacred Heart and interment in Helena. Pekkari John funeral at Sherman Reed's Chapel with Mountain View interment. Leneghan Patrick funeral at 904 Hornet Street with high mass at Immaculate Conception. John Holton funeral at Sherman & Reed's with Mountain View interment. Automobiles noted.
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Deegan
Wheat Mercury Street
Cuchard Deegan
Theresa Deegan
Catherine” Craney
Margaret
John
Peter Dee
Butte
St. Patrick's ‘Church
Holy Crowe
Ullivan
Miamie Sullivan
Mr van
Margeville
Frank T'Bennett
Stephen Sullivan
Helena Han
John and
Michael
Marysvill
Frank J. Sennett
Wee
Whitman Avenue
Sacred’ Heart
Helena
Automobiles
Thomas Lenehan
Hornet Street
Mountain View
Daniels and Bilboa C And Em Callahan Funeral Notice
The funeral of Mea will be celebrated Sunday evening. Sister Mra in street, later. Binorah Hanley timothy Ha dled that night. Ek, Callahan.
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Callahan
Hanley
Timothy
Funeral notices for Toyo Poanonovich and Margaret Maxwell Flood
The funeral for Toyo Poanonovich will be held at Galena Street residence with interment at Mountain View Cemetery. The remains of Mrs Margaret Maxwell Flood will be forwarded Wednesday at noon from Walst Taking Parlors to Anaconda for a funeral to be announced in later papers.
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Casagranda
Mate Ae Sane
Holy Cross Cemetery
Aucington Street
Sorelock
Drew
Peet
Mane
Neveux
George Severn Weil
Mig Csennne
Daniels
Iin
Montpelier
Joan
Poznonovich
Toyo Poanonovich
Galena Street
Dret Niodenthurchy
Juntain View
Flood
Mra
Margaret Maxwell
Walst
Anaconda
Sherman and Reed Undertakers and Timers Notice
Sherman and Reed Undertakers and temperers operate vans and carriages on East Broadway with phone contact ST and 58 for service details and availability.
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Undertakers and Temparters
Yuliss East Broadway
Morley and Morley Funeral Notices and Local Obituaries
The page lists funeral notices for Francis E Morley of 20 West Landing and others in Walkerville and Shortridge Memorial Church. Interment is at Mount Moriah Cemetery. Also mentions Leone Hugging and a community card of thanks from Mount Moriah Lodge No. 24 A F and AM.
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Guanville
Page
Forney Street
Storia
Morley
Francis E Morley
Oelock
West Landing
Mount Yeo
Hery Yoo
Wiltans
Walkerville
Anne
Leone
Mra
James Fink
Tomarrow
Thureday
Mount Mean Lodge
A. Fe
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Pet
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Pacific Coast League
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Portland
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Orson Smith
Chicago Rapter
American Red Cross
Comiskey
Smith
Iron Men
FIRST
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Electrics Shock
Clark
Cheek
Zweifel
Baldwin
Giants
Oakland
Oaks
A . B. Callan
Saxeballet Timtt
del Howard
Tatcher
Carham
Ile Uftelder
Ancien Club
Madison
CoRed" Kelley
Arley Mu
South Dakota
Pacific Coast
Los ‘Angeles
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Dundee
Johnny Dundee
É . Raymond
the. Harper
Stoe ‘Thompson
Victims Prom
Naval Meeting
Resu
AL. Golapers
BY Goldberg
Rick Man
Man
Lmer Swanson
Undertakers
Larry Duggan
Sherman & Reed
EAL Missouba Nursery CO
M. J. Walsh
Miss ‘Vin Tear
Joseph Richards
Cesba
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