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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1918
Page
12
The Indians halted the Red Sox winning streak with a single large inning that overwhelmed the visitors. A decisive surge in runs shifted momentum, delivering a clear edge for Cleveland.
Boston and Cleveland clash as runs and errors pile up amid rain and cold. Beams of chaos define the game with key plays by Strunk and Miller and notes on umpire calls, while Washington edges a 4 to 3 victory in a separate affair.
May 21 reports Boston and New York games with mixed notes on pitching and fielding. New York defeated St Louis 2 0 as Rodriques scored on a triple and Barnes added a run. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh results are partial with rain postponements noted.
Milk dealers were cited in police court for Rot and required to pay a monthly $3 license per delivery wagon after city officials decided to enforce the ordinance. Oscar Marth arrived with $350 and lost most of it through a jail stint and a theft incident, later appearing with only $7, while a police officer recovered $32 from another man. A French inventor created an electric clock that runs without attention while its battery lasts.
Yesterday's mail brought renewed support for the Anaconda war chest with fresh subscriptions and donations. Mrs Daly and others at headquarters urged continued pledges as volunteers report strong response, while several previously overlooked supporters have now signed on.
At a social session marking the sixteenth anniversary, Clan Stewart honored D. A. MacIver and Samuel A. Walker before they depart with Deer Lodge County’s next contingent for the national army. T. P. Stewart chaired and Dr. J. M. Sligh spoke patriotically. A life member’s sacrifice in France with Canadian artillery was saluted. MacIver and Walker received military shaving sets from the clan for their service.
Local Italian American colony plans a patriotic parade and demonstration next Friday to mark three years since Italy's entry into the war. The event aims to bolster friendly U S relations and counter enemy propaganda with speeches on Main Street after a short march. Committee members include Erio Allred Lenchant and others.
John Staffenso and J. Staud, city officials, made a visit yesterday while Dillonnie plans a short stay with Cai contingent. a postcard from Sia and Harold Winke are mentioned as part of the communication. The Knights of Columbus game, postponed due to rain, will be played this evening amid preparations for war work.
Special Agent Olaon of the Butte Anaconda railway force arrested Pat Sullivan, known as Paddy Shy We, in Butte after a weeklong sneak thievery spree. Items seized included a suit, suitcase, and other articles. Sullivan, with prior records, was brought to Anaconda and jailed.
Dr J M Segaland of Warm Springs and Jon W Cames will join Judge George B Winston to address men leaving Ann Conda for Camp Lewin next Wednesday. The council chambers at city hall host the meeting Friday at 7 50 PM to offer advice not easily gained without experience. All registrants of eligible age are urged to attend.
A fragmented rental note about Captain Hobson at the Margaret theater in Richmond evokes curiosity. The readable bits mention a rent delivery and an assured night with original questions and no admission at the door.
Tournament drawings outline pairs from multiple teams with names and clubs listed. The text notes schedules, venues, and a Saturday finish with tea service by the hosts. Names span several states and cities, including Montana, St Paul, St Louis, Missoula, Helena, Butte, and Los Angeles. The item mentions a 300 member team and a $30 prize in a separate event.
A large audience heard Dr Hubbard discuss Christian Science healing and the idea that mortal thought manifests sickness and sin. He cited Biblical instruction to put off the old man and renew the mind, claiming healing follows understanding of God’s perfection and law. Also noted were prominent Japanese visitors T Miki and S Oshima arriving to study copper smelting methods in the city.
John E. Sigler of Anaconda enlisted yesterday in the United States Navy reserves as seaman second class. He left last night for Salt Lake for examination by district medical officers.
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