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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1918
Page
5
A Truxian inventor claims a perfected motor can safely utilize electricity drawn from storm clouds. The claim appears in a brief item merging sports and tech notes, noting no prior demonstrations or verifications.
Chicago behind heavy hitting from Perritt Anderson and others overtook New York 7 to 3 to complete a three game series sweep. Hendrix had a shaky start but settled, while Grimes of St Louis held visitors to two hits in a 1 to 0 loss.
In a rough OCR read the summary notes late throwing by Caton and mixed play at the plate. Cooper pitched effectively for the home team as Neht was hit hard but escaped trouble with runners on. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati cross paths with errors and timely hits shaping the score, while Philadelphia and others show scattered offense. Todays schedule lists a Chickee location.
In Butte a Welsh community records strong enlistment support as the local church hosts a service flag ceremony. Leaders and residents including Williams, Davies, and Hughes participate in a program featuring songs, recitations, and a display of the new service flag marking contributions to the war effort.
John Magnage, veteran mine worker renowned for underground expertise, died at his Los Angeles home. He spent his career in mines at Monro and Coeur d’Alenes, directing ventilation and underground work. Survived by two sons and several daughters, his death closes a long life of rugged labor and health decline in recent years.
Fragmented report notes a jury acquitted Stretch in a liquor shipment case from Whitehall to Burley Idaho. Jury instructions credited Pritchett’s testimony but found no other evidence linking Stretch to guilt. Includes misnaming McMillan and references to Dillon, Emmet Literary, and memorial day observances.
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