Boston and Chicago Ready for Wartime World Series Opener
Chicago faces Boston as Comiskey Park hosts the wartime world series opener with both clubs finishing their seasons. Managers Mitchell and Barrow oversee late workouts while thousands of tickets sell ahead of game day. Boston plans final practice after arrival, while Chicago emphasizes home-town crowds and park familiarity.
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Comiskey Park
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Cub Wills
Boston
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Cubs
Barrow
Butte Victorious In Billings Game
Local contest in Billings featured intense play as Butte edged Billings 4 to 3 behind Tutte’s five hits, with Art Barry and Charley Mullin contributing for Billings. Despite poor conditions, a strong turnout supported proceeds for Vite and Deronation.
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Tilden Beats Kumagae in Brilliant Straight Sets at Forest Hills
In Forest Hills New York William Tilden defeated Japanese star Kumagae in straight sets 6 0 6 0. Tilden’s swift serves and precise returns overwhelmed Kumagae whose game collapsed in the final set. Tilden advances to meet Murray in the championship round, weather permitting.
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Murray
Tigers Slug Through Slugfest To Double Victory
Detroit and Chicago split a doubleheader with scores 11 to 5 and 7 to 2. Danforth and Cleatte offered strong pitching as Detroit piled up 16 hits in game one and 12 in game two. Across the league, New York swept a two game set, the Yankees beating Boston 4 to 2 after a 7 to 1 win, while Washington and Philadelphia won as well in a day of heavy hitting and close contests.
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When Boys Come Back Theyll Be In Control War Talk
Fragmentary notes discuss conch and tea buttons in wartime and prewar expectations. The incomplete text hints at boys returning and regaining influence, with questions about differences from before the war.
Mexico Declares Neutrality in World War I Speech
Mexico's president tells congress the republic will stay strictly neutral in World War I. He cites past adherence to neutrality and cites incidents involving Mexican residents in the United States, including the Nexales affair. Washington reports the British embassy asks Crowder to note that British subjects may enlist by late September.
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Anaconda News Names Several Private Wounded in Action
Anaconda reports list of soldiers including Private Bracken Private Conlon Private Chauncey Davidson Private Mieheba Private Richard We Hester Private James Lynch Feteate Wiliam Morley Private George Jnneberger Private A G Plomauist Private Ror Klien Private Howell Mackay Private Joseph Mauthe and Private Roger O Mara.
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Wiliam Morley
George J.nneberger
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Ror. Klien
Howell M. Mackay
Joseph Mauthe
Roger O'Mara
Anaconda Tigers hammer Butte in massed game
The Anacondas crushed Butte as Kelly 15 at his best pitched poorly for Butte while Sundberg Knight and others produced multiple hits. Anaconda scored in every inning with strong fielding, base running and errors by Butte, and a lengthy list of local graduates and post office letters closes the piece.
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Tike
Rudy" Domitravich
Landon
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Burr
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Moe
J. Pertera
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N. Maple
Katherine Alien
Margaret Fitzgerald
Olive M. Harvey
Anna Jackson
Marion Pawl
Roy
Clarence. Stevens
Maude Wood
Adara
Edward Burk
Digging Up a Gun in Place of Meal Payment
A pair of intoxicated men entered a Main Street restaurant yesterday afternoon and ate without paying. The proprietor attempted to deter trouble, a struggle ensued, and a weapon was seized from Vac Her. Officer Hoyt arrested the man at the station after a full box of 4th caliber cartridges was found on him.
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Hoyt
Waller
City News Fragments and Notices Preview
A compact bulletin compiles varied city items including editorial notes, meeting reminders, sales promotions, and personal updates. It lists calls for submissions, upcoming meetings for Fellows and the metal trades council, and notices on housing, coal supply, and local visits by residents and visitors.
Residents travel and local notices fragment
A notice filled page fragment reports residents en route to Great Falls and Seattle visits for Freddie Morse Van Ells J Truce Weaver and family return from travel through Livingston Bozeman and other towns. An automobile party from Alberton Bonner visits Miss Archie Bilsland enlists in engineers to report in Victoria. Parvin Louis Eberhardt heads to Seattle for duty and Roy Naef leaves for Seattle as his sister is ill. A local farmer plans cutting 200 acres of oats before service.
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Livingston
Bozeman
Virginia City
Parvin Louis Eberhardt
Eberhardt
Coa Street
Seattle
Frind Associates
Roy Naef
Mr. Naef
West Valley
Weekly rehearsal at the gymnasium sparks patriotic music
The Hingers proceed with a regular weekly rehearsal at Daly gymnasium this evening at 8. Pickell will conduct singing with Hert hfeld at the piano. A community orchestra is planned to accompany mass meetings featuring community singers. Monthly patriotic gatherings are proposed at the Margaret theater with mass singing. The committee invites all who enjoy chorus to join, motto Music will help win the war.
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Herthfeld
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the Margaret
Commuunity
Liberty Loan Bond Payments Deadline Emphasized
Final payments on the first second and third Liberty Loan bond issues must be made on or before September 1. All bonds are ready for delivery and records must be cleaned up before the next loan starts, according to Daly Bank and Trust Co of Anaconda.
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Anaconda
Clerical Assistance for Medical Boards Reported
Seattle September 2. Workers at Coast Steel plan to resume work Tuesday after a week long strike involving about 1200 employees. Shortage of steel reduces production at Seattle shipyards prompting arbitration talks by the Metal Trades Council. Local boards in the Northwest will assign registrants to medical boards and camps for limited military service under Provost Marshal Crowder with men kept in service until January before reassignment.
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Seattle
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Not Eruption In Siskiyou Forest Clears Peak
Yreka California September 2 Preston Peak a high mountain 48 miles west of here in the Siskiyou national forest once credited as an active volcano was reported active again but a one man expedition found the earlier reports unfounded a rush fire caused the initial rumor.
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Preston Peak
Siskiyou National’ Forest
Pay Off Hay Hands In Big Hole Basin Arrival
Jatt Christensen, a prominent old-time rancher from the Big Hole basin, arrived in the city yesterday with several teams and pays them off in Anaconda to ensure they return to labor on Labor Day.
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Big’ Hole
Anaconda
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