Anaconda and Clark clash draws large crowd
Anaconda faces a potential city rematch with Clark in a pivotal game at the athletic field tomorrow afternoon. A big boosters’ delegation attends as both teams vie for early lead, with the winner impacting future city standings and the 1925 championship hopes. Ticket offices open early to ease entry to the grandstand.
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Eight Fatalities Report At Anaconda
A plague of fatalities in Anaconda yields eight deaths linked to motor accidents. Fr. J Willits laments child deaths in streets, urging parental control and safer crossings as he notes drivers often cannot stop for playing youngsters. Concerns about pedestrian risk and driver responsibility frame the plea for vigilance.
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Country Club Plans Regular Saturday Tea Event
The country club will host its regular Saturday afternoon tea at the house this afternoon. Hosts Mrs Bayard Morrow Mrs Johnson Mrs L G Smith Miss Mahoney Mrs JB H Pickett and Mrs Tra Lon invite attendees.
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Carey Stars In Western Drama At Bluebird Tonight
Carey delivers a standout performance as Serat in a pioneer era tale directed by Patrick Angus O Toole. He is sent to Fort Sumner to resolve a smuggling case, finds love, faces hardship, and perseveres to a dramatic finish amid new scenic effects and steady action.
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Tripp Funeral Set For Today
The funeral for tas atoy Ad-year-old son of Mr and Mrs J Tripp will be from the family home at 18 West Park Avenue to the Christian church. The services are at 2 30 oclock conducted by Rev J Spears. Interment will be in Hill Cemetery. The body was moved from P J Finnegan Funeral Chapel to the family home earlier today. Coroner Barney McGreevey announced an inquest into the boy death will be held at Finnegan undertaking rooms next Wednesday evening.
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Two Kaln Storms Visit Smelter City
Following a week of Indian summer weather, storm clouds moved over Anaconda yesterday and two storms brought rain. The first began around 6 o clock and lasted about an hour while the second started before 9 o clock and lingered longer, disappointing many who planned outdoor outings for the double holiday. Residents hope the mild spell returns today.
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Kiwanis Host Anodes Team Guests at Montana Hotel
Anaconda Kiwanis members hosted the Anodes baseball players at the Montana hotel for a talk on early baseball history and the 1926 pennant race. Sig Goodfriend praised the Mines league, and Al Lodell introduced the Anodes. Vera Cooke sang, with Mrs KM Bell on piano, as Linton, Ferguson, Hein and other players attended. Commissioner Louis Krueger and Lon Burnett recalled the Bannack cattle rescue of 1886, saving 300 head from starvation after the Grasshopper winter.
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Laslovich Case Advised After Preliminary Hearing
The case of Nick Lastovich charged with brand larceny was heard in Justice Tomsiha's court yesterday afternoon. Complainant Nick Verlante testified that Lastovich collected money owed to him, a claim denied by Lastovich. Judge Silla took the case under advisement until September 14.
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Vanderbilt Cash in Bus Business Heiress Builds Transit Empire
William H. Vanderbilt, owner of a $5,000,000 trust from his father, now controls the Newport and Providence Street line in Rhode Island, and operates electric trams with motor buses. The Vanderbilt family first made millions in transportation through the bus business by his great great grandfather.
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