Loiselle Taxi Service Promotes Fourteen Years in Butte
In Butte the Loiselle Taxi Service touts fourteen years of safe, courteous service with over two million passengers carried without loss of valuables. It claims high quality equipment, affordable rates, and strong local roots, while denouncing a rival concern as slander. It highlights new Black and White metered cabs and continued investment in better service.
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Loiselle Taxi Service
Butte
America
United States
Loiselle
Taxi Service Names and Contact Line
The Loiselle Taxi Service and the Black and White Cab Co. announce their operation and provide contact number 1300 for bookings and inquiries.
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Black and White Cab Co
A Man Who Became Famous Doctor Pierce Post 19th Century Remedy
Dr. R W Pierce, famed Buffalo physician, promoted Favorite Prescription as a pure herbal remedy for women. The ad claims Indian remedy influence, centuries of use, and universal demand. Readers urged to send 10 cents for a trial package from Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
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R. W. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Invalids Hotel
N. Y
Bowling season to start today in Butte alleys
The Y M C A alleys open today marking the start of Butte's 1923 24 bowling season. Alleys resurfaced and warmed up tilts planned before mid month league play. Six leagues expected with most last year's teams back. Marquette alley also ready after recent improvements. Europe has 126 species of fresh water fishes.
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Butte
Marquette
Advertisement for Foley remedies and offer
A promotional ad urges sending 10 cents to Foley & Co for a 10 cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds and free samples of Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Paxson and Rockefeller endorse the products and claim they have helped millions.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Avenue
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Paxson & Rockefeller
Labor Day Labor Parade And Contests In Butte
Crowds enjoyed a labor holiday with races and prizes at Copper and Main streets. Winners included Irene Smith second and Daniels first in girls events, and Louie Huff first in the sack race. The parade featured unions led by J C Whiteley with the Twin Cities band providing music. Awards followed the ball game with prizes including a phonograph and an electric range.
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Irene Smith
Daniels Margaret Riley
Annie Giralomi
Norman
Reardon
O'Neill
Sullivan
Gleason
Margaret Birmingham
Mildred Hern
Irene Cooper
George Malkovich
Joe O'Neill
Warner McQuilley
Louie Huff
Mike Sheehan
James Kelly
W. Neary
John Otha
Tom Rabbit
Committee On Sports
J. A. McLean
J. A. Muldoon
Michael Powers
Clem Burkard
Twin Cities
Butchers’ Union
Teamsters
Workmen's
Butte Musicians’ Union
Trades and Labor Council
J. Charles Whiteley
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
Charles Gildea
Jeff Fearon
John Driscoll
Peter O'Connor
Teamsters’ Union
Harry Walters
Hugh McLaughlin
H. L. Haefer
the Gardens
Martin Caesar
Municipal
Tom Casey
Americans Retain Davis Cup in 4-1 Victory
The United States clinched the Davis Cup by winning the final two singles matches against Australia in Forest Hills New York on September 3. William M Johnson defeated John B Hawkes 6-0 6-2 6-1 to seal the series and William Tilden beat James Anderson 6-2 6-3 7-5 completing the sweep.
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Associated Press
Forest Hills
N. Y
Uncle Sam
America
James ©. Anderson
William M. Johnson
United States
John B. Hawkes
William T. Tilden
Anderson
Leonard and Dundee Ready for Scrap at Yankee Stadium
Benny Leonard and Johnny Dundee, holders of the light and featherweight crowns, completed training for their 15 round title bout Wednesday night at Yankee Stadium. Dundee weighed under 126 for his ninth fight with Leonard, while Leonard nears the 135 pound limit. Both champions show top form ahead of the match.
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Associated Press
New York
Benny Leonard
Johnny Dundee
Yankee Stadium
Leonard
Dundee
Eugene Crisui
Dempsey trains for Firpo defense at Saratoga camp
Jack Dempsey conducted two rounds with George Godfrey and two more with Jack McAuliffe as part of a light training session aimed at perfecting a defense against Luis Angel Firpo. He also sparred with Farmer Lodge, work noted by cameras, with rest planned for tomorrow before the final training push.
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Associated Press
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Luis Angel Firpo
Jack Dempsey
Saratoga Lake
Champion
Dempsey
George Godfrey
Farmer Lodge
Jack McAuliffe
Godfrey
Firpo
McAuliffe
Detroit
Jack Kearns
The
Atlantic City
N. J
Alippe Cae
Joe McCann
Luis Angel
Newark
Luis
Stars to clash with Agms in benefit game at Clark Park
The all stars meet A G M at 8 45 tonight at Clark Park in a charity game honoring Les Claybourne and John Kelly’s mother. Hi Kimball selects the stars. Willis and Boyer join the lineup with others from Powers and Cole-Pitts, as Mines closes its race yesterday.
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A. GC. M
Clark Park
Les Claybourne
John Kelly
Lake Avoca
A.I. M
Hi Kimball
Willis
Powers
Boyer
al Sundberg
Labor Day Socials Span Deer Lodge and Nearby Towns
Deer Lodge residents and visitors joined Labor Day events traveling to Helmville Anaconda and other locales. Notables include Mrs W E Douglas Dorothy Douglas Lucy Burks and John McGillis along with families on weekend trips. A Spenser Bennett and others returned from trips and a local high school student Wilbur Slaughtner arrived from Pioneer for the new term.
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Peer Lodge
W. E. Douglas
Porothy Douglas
Lucy Burks
John MecGillis
Helmville
Joseph Miller
Madison
Wilbur Slaughtner
Pioneer
Deer Lodge
A. (. Bennett
Butte
Ada Johnson
Theodore Johnson
Three World Records Fall At Chicago Meet
Harold Osborne of the I A C champion decathlete set a world record with 7 850 11 points on the meet’s final day. Helen M Pilkey of Chicago broke a world mark in the broad jump with 16 ft 8 1 2 in, while Katherine Lee cleared 4 ft 10 1 2 in in the high jump. The event saw two world records and two American marks by girls, with Osborne topping the decathlon.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harold Osborne
I. A
Athletic Union
Osborne
Helen M. Pilkey
Katherine Lee
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