Washington Senators Strong in Attack and Pitching
The Senators showed a potent lineup led by Peckinpaugh Bluege and Goslin with strong infield and outfield depth. Walter Johnson and Alex Ferguson anchor a pitching staff while Moe McNeely Harris and Ruel pace a solid batting unit shaping up for the World Series against Pittsburgh.
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Washington
Judge
Roger Peckinpaugh
Peck
Rice
Walter Johnson
Dutch Reuther
Muddy Ruel
Hank Severeld
Browns
Jone
Benny ‘Tate
McNeely
Goslin
Bluege
Pirates
World Series Pitching Prospects and Key Players
The piece highlights Covey’s late season surge, tallying 20 wins and a 13 straight in the league, with strong focus on a Chicago and Cleveland matchup. It notes Ferguson and Zachary as notable pitching figures, plus Washington’s strong relief corps including Marberry and Ballou, as the World Series approaches and Pirates’ challengers loom.
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Pirates
Walter Johnso
Stanley Nington
Alex Ferguson
Washington
Seaver
Pittburg
Tom Zachary
Johnson
Covey
Indians
Jamson
Ito
Dodgers
Vertex
Ferguson
Alex
Red Sox
Wipport
Yankees
Litte
Orth
Ington
Tim
Tiges
White Sox
Iied Sox
Fred
Marberry
Washington Iu
Alton Russell
Win Ballou
Jubilee Night Reopens With Loomis Entertainers At Elks
Jubilee resumes tonight with the Loomis organization presenting a program under Rd Edwards. Bo Edwards Doug Isitt Jimmie Chatham Sullivan Ride and the Winter Garden orchestra perform. A big Reo car giveaway and a vast Midway merchandise inventory will attract attendees to the Elks temple.
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Elks
Loomis Organization
Rd Edwards
Bo Edwards
Doug Isitt
Jimmie Chatham
Sullivan Ride
Ray Donaldson
Percy Rolland
Winter Garden
Elks’ Temple
Six children die in blaze at mission center
A fire swept the central corridor of a mission school killing six boys at a sparsely settled New Peru county site. Sister Mary Angela and other sisters rescued survivors while a boy named Edward Jackson was taken to hospital in critical condition. Funeral services are planned Tuesday amid the mission yard interment.
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Mary Angela
Edward Jackson
Filickpop
Une Mission
Father Cataldo
New Perco County
George Kuster
Angela
Max Ostenburg
Siner
Ande
Cor @ boon
Inis
Little Mission Church Yard
Pw Rai
Mitchell Center of Legion Fight Continues At Convention
A pre convention conference advances plans for a separate air service department. Key speakers include Alvin Owsley and Garland W. Bowell. The Americanism commission reports communism progress, urging a strong stance. The convention opens Monday with addresses and committee work, with a Washington departure planned after a Parade.
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Navona
Alvin Owsley
Rema
Mitchell
Coness
Air Service
Fion
Americanism Commission
United States
Frank Claveroan
Legion
Garland W. Bowell
Americanism ‘Commission
Edward Tanner
University
Town Atte
Ruth Cutty Brown
Arkansas
Ntetary
Wil Ay
Pridge
Powell county treasurer vows to enforce tax payment law
Oct 4 in Deer Lodge county news reports Powell county taxpayers will face fall and spring rate deadlines. Treasurer Midtyling warns that extending favors is illegal and will notify taxpayers by letter, quoting the statute governing November and May payments.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County
Onns Lough
L. J. May
Milwaukee
Friends Deer Lodge
Murray
HP. Johnson and
Missoula
University of Montana
Washington
George Blum
Jens
Bert Schock
Los Angeles
Schock
N. Re Bame
Citizen's Water Company
Lewistown
Idaho
Shorty Norris
Drummond
Powell High
Missouri
Shadduck Still Leads Deer Lodge Pinmen
Shadduck holds the league lead with a 200.66 pin average over three games in Deer Lodge. Harrison stands second at 136.67 pins as third week rusters arrive. Local notes report visitors from Milwaukee to Deer Lodge and various residents traveling to Missoula and Spokane for games, work, or residence changes.
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Deer Lodge
Shadduck
Harrison
Wallis
Win
Luedeman
Wood
Pe Eon
Thomas J. Iit
Harley
Willian
Ther
Heinsch
Harrin
Hush
Gannon
Jetters
Btrong
Matheson No Am Harris
Bied
Ibertaon
Lowe Thomas
Keeley
Martin
Pete
Inom, W
Steinberger
Whaley
Herts
Frank
Doru
Unm
Foster, V
Magette
Bien
Johnson, If
Smith
Tippett
Belfort
Williams
Hia
Bormacbtin BO
O'Nett
McCoy
Loenri
Weber A
Dietrich
Pet
Ping Gannon
Dillonites Tour Big Hole Basin Picnic Talk of Regional Wealth
Dillon, Oct. 4 More than one hundred Dillonites rode to Wisdom five miles south of town for a Big Hole basin picnic. Residents welcomed them with neighborly hospitality as the groups surveyed cattle country and the basin’s resources. The gathering, postponed by cold and snow, enjoyed ideal weather and a hearty lunch before the return trip began.
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Dillon
Wiscoor
Big Hole Basin
Montana
Wisdom
Dillon Independents Face Hubs In Football Challenge
Dillon Montana October 4 The first independent football team in Dillon era considers a challenge from the Butte based Hubs for a game next Sunday at the Dillon athletic field. Post victory over Normal college boosts their readiness for high level play as rumors of outside teams reach Dillon through the season. Also noted are local movements including Hartwig theater loop construction and a Boy Scout football eleven forming in town.
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Dillon
Dillons
Dillon Jane
Clarence Decker
Frank Hunsaker
Morse Waldorf
Spencer Patterson
Montana State College
Hoxeman
Hartwig
Barney Bray
Centennial Valley
W. G. Blair
California
T. Peterson
Missoula
Montana Education Association
Harlowton Notes From the Harlowton Bureau
Harlowton reports return from a three week motor trip to Minnesota with favorable conditions noted. Montana National Guard rifle team members Ben Britzius and Fred Hanzlick return from Camp Perry amid good form. Mayor Kalberg visits Missoula for official business. Robert Clark recovering at home. Local Ladies Aid at St Joseph’s Church hosted by Mrs Bouchard with assistants Mrs Blackear and Mrs A N Aefurnea. KA Johnson of Portage Wisconsin mentioned.
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A. A. Poirier
Minn
Ben R. Britzius
Montana’ National’ Guard
Camp Perry
Ben Zieglereft
Gardiner
Mont
L. L. Kalberg
MI Sity
Robert Clark
Fred Hanzlick
Ohio
Montana National Guard
Ladies' Attar Society
St. Joseph's Church
Bouchard
Joseph Blackear
A. N.aefurnea
KA. Johnson
Portage
Wis
Apent
Johnson
Shawmut
Phillip Laux
Lewistown
Johns
Twodot
Charles and
Memes Shepherd
Winnecook
Guy’ Bliss
Three Forks
D. H. Corcoran
Ald’ Society
Methodist Church
Eugene Howe
Milwat
L. D. Glenn
Pacific Coast
Andrew Bulwinkle
Milwaukee
Butte
R. W. Hilton
Harlow
Mount St. Charles College
Paul Hainessor
Charles Brozek
Melvil Country
George VanFleet
Bozeman
Atu
Judith Goi
Prices Mark Time In Bond Market
Bond prices marked time last week as banks kept rates steady. Discrepancies in dividends and interest drew heavy activity on Oct 1 while investors anticipated smoother flows back into markets. French debt saw selling eased by cabinet approval of a five year plan, but banks remain cautious on new loans and offerings fell to about 5 million versus 1000 million week prior.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Exchange
France
Two Killed in Robbery Near Hammond Louisiana
Two men, William Toney and Adolph Wile, were shot and killed at Lorraine near Hammond. Earl Bankston surrendered to Sheriff Bowden in Amite and was jailed on a coroner’s warrant. Bankston reportedly said the victims held him up earlier, prompting him to fetch a shotgun and pursue them.
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Hammond
William Toney
Adolph Wile
Lorraine
Earl Bankston
Amite
Bowden
Bankston
Credit Position Gets Recognition In Federal Reserve Action
Credit position recognized as the New York Federal Reserve retains the rediscount rate at 3 percent. Bank activity shows modest borrowing growth, stock loans, and mixed signals as United States Steel gains and railcar loadings exceed a million units while coal movement remains stalled. Business gains appear constructive despite some failures and collections concerns.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Certai
Bank of England
W London
New York Bank
Loavs
Trade Channel
Federal Reserve System
United States Steel
Funeral arrangements for Peter Huotte and Frank Snyder
The funeral of Peter Huotte will begin at 9 o'clock this Monday from his daughter Mrs. Samuel Lemieuxs home at 1247 East Second Street and proceed to St Josephs church for mass at 9 20. Interment follows in St Patricks Cemetery. The remains of Frank Snyder lie at Sherman Reed funeral home with funeral details to be announced later.
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Lonnecker
Nora Lonnecker
White
Northern Pacific Railway
Washington, Til
Huotte
Peter Huotte
Samuel Lemieux
East Second Street
St. Joseph's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Exyder
Frank Snyder
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Jamening
Edwin Tompkins
Duggan
Main Street
Jeaderville
Funeral rites for James Ryan set at Sacred Heart Church
The funeral for the late James Ryan will be held Tuesday at 9 o clock from the family home at 314 Shields avenue, with a requiem high mass at 9 30 at Sacred Heart church. Burial follows in Holy Cross cemetery. Interment announced after service.
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Ryan
James Ryan
Shields Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Funeral services for the Parlors Monday afternoon
Funeral services for the Parlors take place this Monday afternoon with Rev ZC O Farrell officiating. Interment is planned at Mountain View cemetery.
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Haddy
ZC. O'Farrell
Mountain View Cemetery
Mrs Elizabeth E Oates Dies. Survived by Family
Mrs Elizabeth E Oates wife of Richard Oates is mourned in this city with two sons William P. and Jack, two daughters Dorothy and Margery, and her father John H Peace surviving. The obituary notes she passed away recently and mentions family ties in the local community.
Joseph Richards and FIOVEER Undertakers
Joseph Richards and George T Wade of FIOVEER Undertakers are listed with a postwar South Montana address and a phone reference. The snippet suggests a local funeral service listing with contact details and a partial roster line.
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Fioveer Undertakers
George T. Wade
South
Montana Se
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