Butte School of Mines faces scarce games and strong roster
The Butte School of Mines football squad battles scheduling hurdles as travel costs deter big opponents. Coach Proctor pursues a slate with Utah State rivals and Willamette, while local rivals like Missoula and Montana college loom. Kyle strengthens the lineup, with six tackles stacked, and the team trains against high school squads amid anticipation of big state-contest showdowns.
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Wrenn
University of Lafayette
Soule
University of Vermont
Jensen
Great Falls High School
Evans
Butte High
Foote
Loomis
School of Mines
Kyle
Small Declares Strike Is Lost Amid Turmoil
The meeting in New York featured bitter exchanges as President Small faced calls to resign. Critics charged him with mismanagement and lack of funds while Small defended his stance, urging local vote on continuing the strike. Supporters urged persistence, citing failed fund-raising and negotiations.
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Small
General Assembly
Tee
Neill
Clowry
Percy Thomas
National
Thomas
American Federation of Labor
Daniel Russell
Strat- Cry
National Executive Committee
New York
General Treasury
San Francisco and Oakland Tie In 17 Innings Then SF Victory
By Associated Press. San Francisco and Oakland battled to a 17 inning tie in the forenoon, then San Francisco won in the afternoon after Oakland faced costly errors and lapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
Henley and Street
Hogan and Tashwood
Associated Press
San Franciso
Vinol advertised to heal delicate children in Anaconda
An Anaconda Mont drug ad urges parents to use Vinol a cod liver derivative with peptonate iron to build strength and flesh in delicate children and boost red blood supply. The copy touts Vinol as oil free and suitable for old people and those with throat and lung troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AnsHconda
Vinci
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda Mont
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Northwestern league standings show Aberdeen ahead in margin
Table from President W H Lucas gives Aberdeen 625 and Tacoma 604 as official averages in the Northwestern league. Aberdeen leads the championship by a larger margin than credited, with Butte and Tacoma each beating Aberdeen 12 times. Tacoma defeated Spokane 22 times, Aberdeen 13, Butte 12, and Aberdeen’s biggest gains came from Vancouver with 28 wins.
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W. H. Lucas
Aberdeen
Tacoma
Butte
Spokane
Indians
Black Cats
Vancouver
Seattle
Rutte
Alberdeen
Bal Butte Ae Beeen Eetere
Spokane Sense Areeas
Vancouver Cei
Eererereres
Knapp’s Father Hears Son Dead In Montana Train Tragedy
Reported by a Montana train accident claim, authorities fear the case of Arthur Knapp alias Doc Owens may be a deception. Knapp, from Petoskey Michigan, is sought for forgery in California, with his capture expected after Sheriff Campbell travels to Los Angeles.
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Knapp
Missoula
Los Angeles
Arthur Knapp
Doc Owens
Petoskey
Mich
Montana
California
Wisconsin
Campbell
Los Angeles Beats Portland in Pitchers Battle 2–1
In Los Angeles on October 13, the Dodgers defeated Portland 2 to 1 in a pitchers’ duel. Randolph edged Pernall, allowing only one hit per inning while handling Portland’s offense. Scoring details show Los Angeles 5, Portland 4 with respective hits and errors. Umpire Quigg, batteries Randolph and Eager for Los Angeles, Pernall and Burns for Portland.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Portland Today
Randolph
Pernall
Missoula to Hear Noted Christian Science Lecturer
Missoula announces the first local Christian Science lecture at the Union Opera House on Friday Oct 18. Rev William P McKenzie C S B of Cambridge Mass will speak on Deliverance from Evil and is a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston lecture board.
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Missoula
Union Opera House
William P. McKenzie
Cambridge
Mass
McKenzie
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Upper Canada College
Toronto University
Canadian Northwest
Toronto Mail
Knox ‘Theological College
Auburn Theological Seminary
Presbytery
Rochester
N. Y
Rochester University
Publishing Society
Christian Science
Eddy
Woman drinks carbolic acid in failed suicide attempt
Grace Thompson, 20, of 116 South Main street Boston, drank carbolic acid in her room at 2 AM in a lodging house. She was found unconscious by lodger J. B. McQueen. a bottle labeled carbolic acid lay nearby. Dr Wee Matthews attended. outcome uncertain.
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Boston
South Main Street
Grace Thompson
J. 8. McQueen
Wee Matthews
Mies Thomonson
National Farmers meet in Oklahoma City in 5 day session
Oklahoma City on October 13 reports the National Farmers association will hold its annual meeting in the city from September 17 for five days. The note spans national and regional farm concerns, with no clear outcome announced for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
National Farmers’ Association
United States
Canada
Chicago Telegraphers Vote to Continue Strike
National President Small proposed a vote on halting the strike. Chicago local members repudiated the idea and unanimously adopted a resolution to continue the strike. The demonstration showed the operators’ strength as they marched before telegraph company offices shouting their opposition to surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Small
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Telegraphers Union Endorses Continued Strike
Denver notes the local telegraphers union adopting a resolution last night by unanimous vote to continue the strike until all demands are granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
Union of Telegraphers
Big Indian Runs Amuck Defies Mogul Engine
Jerome Big Hawk an Indian at De Smet created chaos after drinking, breaking depot furniture, and threatening a mogul freight locomotive before being taken to the county jail by Deputy Sheriff McDonald after a telephone call reporting the incident in Missoula.
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Missoula
Jerome Big Hawk
de Smet
McDonald
Big Hawk
Local Telegraphers Union Votes to Continue Strike
Salt sake Oct 18. At a meeting here today of less than half its members the local telegraphers union voiced to continue the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Salt Sake
Telegraphers’ Union
Telegraphers Union Votes On Action In San Francisco
San Francisco reporters note the local telegraphers union voted today to consider a work action. Details on leadership and timetable were not disclosed, but members gathered for a special meeting at the union hall to discuss possible steps this autumn season.
Kansas City Telegraphers Union Votes Unanimously
Kansas City reporters and telegraphers struck a decisive union tally on October 15, as members voted unanimously to endorse a coordinated action plan likely affecting newsrooms and telegraph operations across the region. Voting details and next steps pending.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
the Telegraphers’ Union
Twin Bridges Notes Special Correspondence
Charles Wilson was arrested on a larceny charge for allegedly stealing logs from A Paxon. Grain yields in Waterloo are average, with low bottom land and a wet spring slowing growth. George Hammond and family survived a runaway in Goodrich gulch, suffering no serious injuries. H F Richardson of Bozeman works to organize Yeomen in town. Frank Edwards and Frank Linder man visit Beargulch to view mining property. W P Fox’s Main street store near completion will be a premier dry goods and ladies' furnishings shop with oak counters and modern fixtures.
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Charles Wilson
Stony Creek
Paxon
Wilson
Fred Siedensticker
Waterloo
George Hammond
Goodrich Gulch
Hammond
H. F. Richardson
Bozeman
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Order
Frank Edwards
Helena
Frank Linderman
Sheridan
Beargulch
Main Street
W. P. Fox
Montana
J. F. Fox
Twin Bridges Notes Marriage and Local Updates
News from Twin Bridges reports the marriage of Albert Nadeau to Nellie Noble of Salmon City Idaho with plans for the couple to reside in Twin Bridges. Other items include local injuries, exhibit premiums earned at Madison county, and visits from James Cochran and Samuel Paige. The Madison River Power line update to Green Campbell, and activity at United Mining, are noted alongside relocations and travelers passing through.
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Albert Nadeau
Nellie Noble
Salmon City
Idaho
Mr. Nadeau
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Nadeau
J. S. Orr
Madison County
James Cochran
Silver Star
Cochran
Madison River Power Company
Green-Campbell
United Mining Company
Samuel Paige
Upper Ruby
Paige
Grand Army
Saratoga Springs
New England States
I. R. Blaisdell
Plains
Blaisdell
Reynolds
San Diego
Cal
A. L. Pickett
Miss Gold Jackson
Craig
Ralph Bushnell
Thompson Falls
A. Jordan
Flathead
Jack McKenzie
Laurin
Long Ravalli term in district court breaks records
Special correspondence from Hamilton reports Ravalli county district court will run another week, with the Miles vs Ensign case the longest by far this session, ending in a verdict for Ensign for 82.42. Nel son received final citizenship papers. Kuhn and others vs Martin and others seeks an injunction over an irrigation ditch. The body of F P Spencer, 53, a Hamilton resident and sawmill worker, was shipped to Iola Michigan with widow and two children. W Hagan left Hamilton for Helena after local business. A Saturday evening incident at Saltese on the Coeur d Alene branch led to two men' s arrest, to be brought to the county jail.
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Standard
Hamilton
Ravalli County
Charles S. Miles
Edward Ensign
Ensign
Carl G. Nelson
John Kuhn
van D Martin
F. P. Spencer
Iola
Mich
Harriett
Lester
Saltese
Coeur d'Alene
Ola Parson
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Miss Wright
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Anaconda, Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
W. C. Hagan
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
Western
United States Depository
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