Adulensus and Merkles to clash in Monday all star game
After Mines League season end, two all star picked teams duel in a nine inning Labor Day game at the gardens. Umpires Merkle and Rouleau manage. gate receipts split 60 40 in favor of the winners. Tickets on sale citywide. start 1 30 pm.
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the Gardens
Butte
Merkle
Rouleau
Cullen
Mattson
Dick Boyer
Hennessy Building
Knights of Columbus
Merkles
Rouleaus
LVODS
Paving on South Main Under Fire
City council discusses use of silica sand for South Main paving with a 60 cent per ton increase. A committee will investigate availability and legality, while aldermen and union concerns prompt a council vote to study actions. Also bids for wires, city printing, and an alley paving district are handled. condolence issued for Alderman Hess's daughter.
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South Main Street
Clinton
Butte Workingmen
South Main
Silver
Auto Electric Equipment Company
Butte
West Broadway
Henry Street
Emmet Avenue
Elizabeth A. Greasley
Gus H. Hess
Hicks 10 Heads State Tennis Association in Montana
Great Falls Sept 1 W F Hicks elected president of the Montana Tennis Association for 1921 Lewistown will host the 1921 tournament Frank Titter and Paul F Meyer, both of Lewistown, elected vice president and secretary treasurer Kenneth Simmons of Butte reached the semifinals by defeating W W Mitchell of Great Falls 6 0 6 1 and P S Johnson of Great Falls 2 6 1 6 1
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Great Falls
W. F. Hicks
Montana Tennis Association
Lewistown
Frank Titter
Paul F. Meyer
Kenneth Simmons
Butte
W. W. Mitchell
P. &S Johnson
Trinity Church to Picnic Monday
Members of Trinity Methodist Church and the Epworth league will join a Labor Day picnic at Basin Creek Reservoir. Tallyhos and autos are arranged to transport attendees. start is 8:30 a.m. from the church, with Mrs. Frank Staples W. H. Johns Abe Martin and James Harris on the planning committee.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Epworth League
Basin Creek
Frank Staples
W. H. Johns
Abe Martin
James Harris
Alumni Officers Chosen At Butte High Meeting Tonight
Butte High School Alumni association plans its annual meeting in the high school auditorium at 8 o clock. Election of officers and arrangements for the first dance of the season are principal items. An effort is being made to have as many graduates attend.
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Butte High School Alumni Association
Pair of Infants for Adoption at Butte Home
Two three month old babies, a boy and a girl, both American, are at the Butte maternity home under Mrs. Bucher care waiting for adoption into good homes. Both are described as fine looking babies and would suit a woman without a child of her own who desires either infant.
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Butte
First Americanization Meeting of Fall in Butte
The Butte Federation of Americanization Agencies announces its first fall meeting at the Y M C A Friday at 8 pm. All organizations aiding better Americans are invited to send representatives. The federation is advisory with no fees, and Dr. Winecoff is its first president. A Butte woman of education will share foreign birth or parentage perspectives.
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Butte Federation of Americanization Agencies
America
Winecoff
Butte
Pastor and Wife Return to Butte Home
Mrs. Charles F. Chapman wife of St. John's Episcopal rector returns to Butte with Mr Chapman after health trip in Los Angeles and Catalina Island. Services at St. John's will resume next Sunday with the Chapmans back in town.
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Charles F. Chapman
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Butte
Chapman
Jack Ward former state representative dies at 24
The obituary notes Jack Ward former state representative died at his home on 1000 Caledonia Street yesterday morning He was 24 and a Notre Dame law graduate practicing in Butte Fraternally he belonged to the Knights of Columbus Surviving relatives include his mother Mrs J J Hartnett four sisters and two brothers both of Butte The piece lists several siblings and cities Seattle Chicago and Butte as connections
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Jack Ward
State House of Representatives
Caledonia Street
Butte
Notre Dame
Knights of Columbus
J. J. Hartnett
Seattle
Joseph Klockner
John Milliken
Chicago
Rocco Catmpana
Helen Ward
Neal A. Ward
Edward Ward
Shelley 19 Confident Of Republican Victory
Republican National Committee man C H P Shelley visited Butte on campaign business for Montana. He forecast the GOP may win the largest state vote this fall and pledged a platform serving farmers, business, and labor with reforms to insure prosperity for years. Shelley, staying at the Finlen, held multiple political conferences last evening.
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Republican National
C. H. P. Shelley
Butte
Montana
Shelley
Republican Party
Finlen
Man forgets sweetheart name in seven marriage licenses
In Coalton Oklahoma J C Coughlin aged 39 kept marrying, each time forgetting his bride to be first name. He wrote a name on paper, pinned it to his coat, and obtained a life sentence certificate lucky number seven. The Hurst family of three daughters centers the story with confusion over whether the name was Ethel Fannie or Mabel.
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Coalton
Okla
J. C. Coughlin
Coughlin
Hurst
Ethel
Fannie
Mabel
Checks Are Worthless Police Officers Arrested Suspect
E W Iverson alias Ed Simmons was arrested by Chief Detectives and a lieutenant on charges of issuing worthless checks. He stayed ten days in Butte registering under two names at three hotels. Four suspect checks drawn on a Lewistown bank were found. Investigators search for additional counterfeit paper. Iverson said he recently traveled from Sun Dance Wyo Lewistown Billings and that a woman companion is from Billings. His wife lives in Portland.
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E. W. Iverson
Ed Simmons
Larkin
Dwyer
Butte
Thornton
Leggat
Finlen
Iverson
Simmons
Lewistown
Sun Dance
Wryo
Billings
Portland
Central Committee To Meet Tomorrow
James T. Finlen and Jerry Crowley of the Democratic county central committee announce a meeting of the newly elected members at Judge Kamb's courtroom tomorrow night at 8. Regular Democrats named at the primaries will attend. 58 new committeemen include eight with non partisan league backing. The regulars proceed under established legal procedures for organizing the new committee.
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James T. Finlen
Jerry Crowley
Democratic County Central Committee
Booth Calls Antipathy to Work Global Warning
General Booth of the Salvation Army urged Britain to create a conference between the cabinet and colonial leaders to keep colonies informed. He warned a rising constitutional antipathy to work worldwide threatens unity, calling work a friend and noting isolation felt by prominent colonial figures. London.
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London
England
Booth
Salvation Army
Great Britain
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
Ceylon
Not an increase in deaths by self-destruction among English women
Universal Service London reports death by own action among women in England shows no rise. American claims of rising female self-destruction are disputed by English physicians. Experts stress marriage and home life remain stabilizing, while war strain may affect only slight changes.
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Robert J. Prew
Universal Service
London
England
America
Milton
God
Peddlers Arrested in Overnight Custody
C. Haines and George Elko were taken into custody last night on theft and nuisance charges as part of a city police crackdown. The pair were detained for questioning and held pending further proceedings.
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C. Haines
George Elko
English Dames Differ On Beauty Then And Now
Universal Service reports a split in English society over beauty. Mrs Asquith laments vanishing beauty, while Lady Limerick and others say modern English women are as lovely or lovelier, with many possessing soul and duty. Some disagree, noting continued abundance of beauty in West End.
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Universal Service
London
Mrs. Asquith
Asquith
Lady Limerick
Hyde Park
Lady Randolph Churchill
Candy and clothing peddlers arrested on East Broadway
Detectives Morrison and Mitchell arrested two men for peddling without a license on East Broadway. They said the suspects were selling candy and, according to information received last night, had been peddling clothing and other articles in the city for several days.
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Morrison
Mitchell
East Broadway
Military Funeral for Lewis Gebrial Held at Walkerville Church
Military honors were accorded Lewis Gebrial a member of the American Legion at funeral services held yesterday from his home at 1521 First street Walkerville then high mass at St Lawrence church. The mass was sung by Rev Father Batens with Father Whalen at the grave in Holy Cross cemetery. A firing squad of the United States army detachment led by Corporal Brantlee escorted the hearse and laps were sounded by Corporal Rooks. The pallbearers were Michael Sullivan Alfred Burley William Gilbert Charles A Woodruff Harry L Gibbons and D A Haderly.
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Lewis Gebrial
American Legion
First Street
Walkerville
St. Lawrence's Church
Father Batens
Father Whalen
Holy Cross Cemetery
United States Army
Brantlee
Rooks
The
Legion
Michael Sullivan
Alfred Burley
William Gilbert
Charles A. Woodruff
Harry L. Gibbons
D. A. Haderly
Marriage by Woman Preacher Declared Illegal in Britain
London reports that women preachers cannot conduct marriage ceremonies in Great Britain. Maude Royden, assistant preacher at City Temple, refused requests to marry couples citing legal limits. At a wedding nearby, Miss Royden prayed and gave a benediction after a separate registry office ceremony.
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Universal Service
London
Great Britain
Maude Royden
City Temple
Douglas Sladen
Miss Royden
Richmond Green
Butte Briefs: Birth Announcements Include Two New Daughters
Born August 31 a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Serdac of 1909 Garfield Street. Born September 1 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Barker of 1806 Adams Street.
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John Serdac
Garfield Street
Charles Barker
Adams Street
Jane Burr on Marriage and Romance in London
American novelist Jane Burr, visiting London, says a husband should be a short week end institution and that marriage disrupts romance. She dislikes constant male presence, prefers separate homes, and notes freedom in England. Burr has been married twice and left her second husband. She praises park kisses as charming.
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International News Service
London
Jane Burr
Miss Burr
England
America
Casket Driver Breaks Speed Laws in Court Alibi
Kansas City, Mo. Owen McCarty of Midland Casket Co. was hauled into north municipal court after speeding on the inter-city viaduct. He said his alibi, to deliver a casket to Byler Brothers Undertaking, was to meet a waiting customer. Judge Towne remarked on the rush to bury.
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Kansas City
Owen McCarty
Midland Casket Company
North Municipal
Inter-City
McCarty
E. C. M. Towne
Byler Brothers Undertaking Establishment
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Steck
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Saaeris
Feucy
Ames
O'Brien
Dockstader
James
Lou Boyer
Kinville
Sautter
Guidoni
Eeee Tremblay
Enneieras
Esee Delaney Sheer Ee
HIGKS
Association
Trinity Church
Fall
BY Briggs
Joeé
DE Corater
Josiah Oldfield
Lady Liangattock
Albert Taft
West End
Butte Briefs
Hubby
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