Roach and Smith beat MacRaes in six innings at city common
The Roach and Smith team defeated the MacRaes six to three in a six inning game on the city common. Jim Lynch started pitching for Heach and Smith but lacked his old form and was relieved by Leo St. Jean with none out in the first inning. St. Jean retired the next batter with a strikeout. A double play from Maberteau to Moriarity with bases loaded ended the first. Roach Smith pushed two runs in the first thanks to a hit batter, a walk, an error and a single to right. The Machines answered with two runs in the second, highlighted by Halloran’s first-base line hit and Joe Harry’s homer to right for a circuit. Two more runs came in the second on two hits, two stolen bases and an error. In the third both teams added a run. In the fourth MacRaes went out 1-2-3. Roach Smith produced two more runs that frame. Schmidt scored for MacRaes in the field, but that was all. In the sixth, MacRaes failed to tie the score. The next game is Monday vs Copper City Goodfriend. The fire underwriters plan to reduce Anaconda rates, with W. L. Harnan and Harry G. Burton inspecting the city and setting new lower rates, possibly by June 1. A new fire truck and on-site inspections are part of the agreement. Hannan and Burton are prominent in Anaconda. The Australian iron ore supply remains strong, especially in New South Wales.
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Roach & Smith
MacRaes
Jim Lynch
Heach & Smith
Leo St. Jean
St. Jean
Maberteau
Moriarity
Roach € Smith
Halloran
Joe Harry
Plannigan
Schmidt
Mai Raes
Copper City
Standard Office
Harrison
MacRaen
W. L. Harnan
Harry G. Burton
Board of Underwriters
Anaconda
O'Brien
Harnan
Burton
Hannan
Standard
Barnes wild animal circus heads to Anaconda next Saturday
The Barnes circus promises a procession of trained wild animals including lions tigers leopards bears and elephants. Horses and ponies will perform in military drills dancing posing and comedy. Shows start at 2 pm with doors at 1 pm and the event will be in Anaconda on Saturday May 16.
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Barnes
Kies
Barnes Circus
Anaconda
Irene Smith Dies After Three Week Illness
Miss Irene Geneva Smith age 17 died after a three week illness. Born and raised in Anaconda she attended local schools and was employed as a clerk in Dr C R Bancroft’s office. Survived by three sisters and three brothers in Anaconda. Funeral Monday at a yet to be announced hour. Grandfather Frank Lapler hailed Montana figure. father Peter M Smith a pioneer of Anaconda.
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Irene Geneva Smith
Anaconda
Peter M. Smith
Third Street
C. R. Bancroft
Miss Smith
Montana
Smith
Red Men of Anaconda Face Connell at Gregson Springs
Anaconda crowds see the Red Men of Anaconda square off with Connell of Butte at Gregson Springs in a baseball game. Trains run from Anaconda at 1:20 a.m, 2 p.m, 8:89 p.m, and a 9 p.m. special. Round trip is 40 cents. City announces bids for a motor generator and Gamewell fire alarm switch board with June 1, 1914 deadline. bids to city clerk M J Kelly who reserves right to reject.
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Anaconda
Connell
Butte
Gregson
St, My
Mont
City of Ana
Condi
Gamewell
M. J. Kelly
Acquittal Clears Terre Hiwute Mayor in Election Fraud Case
Terre Haute Indiana May day following an acquittal in a conspiracy charge tied to primary and election frauds. Special Prosecutor Roach asked the judge to dismiss all charges against Mayor Don M. Roberts, who faced indictments over alleged election frauds.
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Terre Hiwute
Ind
Don M. Roberts
Roach
Fortune
Chambers Today
Anaconda Plans Elaborate Mother’s Day Services
Governor Stewart declares Mothers Day on May 19 to be observed across Anaconda with church programs. The Presbyterian and Methodist churches outline cradle exercises and sermons, music and recitations. Automobiles will transport mothers to services as Rev. Tait and Dr. Mainwaring head themes at various churches. Other denominations plan special observances for the occasion.
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Stewart
Anaconda
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Tait
Mainwaring
Baptist Church
Christian Church
IN YE COUNTRYWOMEN MARCH ON TO CONGRESS
Suffragists from across the United States prepared to march on Congress in Washington to demand a constitutional amendment granting women suffrage. The demonstration was ready pending word from chief marshal Mrs. George Odell, with representation from every state and police protection promised to prevent incidents. Mendel indicated he would offer a special rule to move the resolution if the program makers stalled.
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Washington
Congress
United States
George Odell
Union
Tentative Mendel
House
Judiciary Committee
Rock Island rails to be rebuilt under bondholders plan
In New York a railroad expert F W McKenna stated that about 65 million will be needed to implement economies and improvements to place the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific railway system on a sound physical and financial footing for the bondholders protective committee.
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New York
McKenna report urges 15 million for new railroad cars
The McKenna report estimates about 20 000 cars should be retired and recommends investing 15 million dollars in new cars to boost efficiency by at least 80 percent. In Jacksonville a parade featured veterans who refused donated autos, marching with age and muskets amid heat and fatigue. In San Francisco the eighth international Pacific coast conference of churchmen will be held September 4 to 8, bringing Protestant Episcopal churchmen from California Oregon Washington Arizona Nevada Utah Idaho Montana and British Columbia.
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Tee
Foud
McKenna
N Francisco
International Pacific Coast Conference of Churchmen
Protestant Episcopal Church
California
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Montana
British, Columbia
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Bell 25
Call Independent
Chase & Sanborn
Big Texas
le Fair Valley
Irene Geneva
Peter Mc Sims
Tuttle & Mahoney Funeral Directors
Fast Park Avenue
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
Unty
Deer
Knowles
Ana Livery Stable
Main Street
B. Abbott CO
Wellcome & Peckover Co
Main St
Bell Phi Ind. Phi
Nobby
Opsiomore Eee
Cambridge
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Good Clothes
Hoach & Smith
PO Sen
Seo
Howahen IN
Andy Ow Nee
Ot Tutta
Experta
Kntiveetty
Australian States
New South Wales
Wild Animal Circus
Irene Smith
Gregson Springs
Prings
J. M. Scanland
Victor Victrolas
Victor Records
Bell
Angel Food Cake
Icious
FIR
LA Commercial Avenue
Drang
ER CO
Treet
Jacksonville
United Contede Veterans” Organization
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