Rain Delays Anode Power Baseball In Butte Meeting
Rain and mud halted the Anaconda versus Montana Power baseball game in Butte. Only 16 regular fans attended as umpires postponed the May 20 clash and promised rematches this week with Anodes back for rescheduled tilts against Powers and Clark on subsequent days.
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Two Stars Fall British Tourney
Amater gol? Enlai ist day's play as Ward Ho led by Rivest A and Hivad'in Busnes with Roger Wethered tying. American born player Dow, long based in England, saw Wethered and the Bowens contend, while Temple claimed a victory amid scattered results.
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Basins News Notes From Basin May 25
Basin notes a flurry of local visits and travels. Joe Carney returns from Alaska to Butte after days in Basin. Helena business by Truman Hopkins. Many Basin residents visit friends and attend dances and birthdays from Boulder and Cardwell to Butte.
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Red Yeager
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Jefferson County High School
Hireee Taylor
Howard Johnson
J. A. Leighton
Joe Plantenberg
Sarmiento Dominates Tremaine in Local Ring Thriller
In a dramatic Boulder bout, Pete Sarmiento defeats Cleveland bantam Carl Tremaine in a display of resilience and technical defense. Sarmiento absorbs heavy blows yet leaves the ring unmarked, earning praise for his disciplined, defensive style as Tremaine fails to wear him down.
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Pete Sarmiento
Digrena
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Carpentier
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Bat Nelson
Noah Webster
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Boy’s leg saved after accidental rifle discharge
May 26 Great Falls Montana Albert Harmon Jr six year old son of a Big Sandy rancher may lose his right knee joint due to a bullet wound. The accident occurred Sunday when a rifle fell and was accidentally discharged near a plente. The injury happened during a playful near the ranch.
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Albert Harmon Jr
Big Sandy
New World Record Jersey Butterfat Set by St Maws Lad's Pride
The world Jersey butterfat production record was broken when St Maws Lad's Pride, a senior three year-old owned by Hi. D. Iliff of Independence, Ore, completed a year test with about 1,003 pounds. Milked three times daily, the cow’s record advances the herd home at the New Jersey dairy event.
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Indians Move Bones of Greatest Chief Ouray
Ignacio May 25 The bones of Chief Ouray the greatest leader of the Ute tribe are moved. Ouray guided his people during the white settlement of Colorado in the nineteenth century and signed a notable treaty that reserved their permanent lands. He converted to Christianity in 1860 and remained devout for the last two decades of his life.
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First milk by air ship reaches Atlantic City from San Francisco
A test shipment of fresh milk believed to be the first by air arrived in Atlantic City from San Francisco. The milk was sealed in a vacuum bottle at 45 degrees Fahrenheit and tested for bacterial content before delivery to Dr. R. Ferguson of Chicago, a Cortined Milk Producers' delegate.
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R. R. Ferguson
Chicago
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New York
Boxers To Dillon Show End Of Season For Youth
The article notes a boxing event highlighting young boxers led by Pat Sullivan and Ernie in Dillon to close the season. It emphasizes generous participation and aims to showcase upcoming talent in the sport.
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Cubs Lose Tilt With Pittsburg
Cubs fall to Pittsburg in a rough National League tilt. Pittsburg pitcher dominates early and drives in key runs as Chicago struggles to respond. The loss deepens the Cubs’ slide and raises questions about rotation and bullpen use going into next week.
Robinson Named Dodgers Leader
Wilbert Robinson elected president of the Brooklyn National League club after years of service as player and organizer. Strong public and fan support noted as a popular figure in the Dodgers organization.
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Philadelphia Players Fined Over Philly Fight Incident
Philadelphia players fined for involvement in a fight referenced in a Chicago News item. The report cites tensions during a Pent 2 event and mentions laborers fined for participation. No clear names or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Eastern Bantam Whangs Merrily in Gym Workout
Tommy Ryan from Pennsylvania dominates sparring as he and Mickie O'Donnell of Oakland train for Thursday’s bout at the Legion gym. A large crowd watches as Ryan and O'Donnell showcase speed and endurance after a three day journey, while Pete Byrne promotes a four round opener featuring Fred Franklin from Anaconda and Bob Hart.
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Soviet Internal Loan Offers High Interest
In Soviet Russia high rates exceed 40 percent due to limited foreign credit and domestic capital. An April one year internal loan of 10,000,000 rubles faced strong demand. bonds at 100 rubles face value sold for 83 rubles. A buyer would invest 82 rubles to receive 100 rubles plus 5 percent interest in a year, about 28 percent yield.
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