MacCallums Jump To The Leadership In Shutout Win
MacCallums jumped to league leadership with a 5 to 0 shutout of the MacRaes. Pitchers Lynch and Halloran split the effort in an eight inning game ending after dark. Nine walks and seven hits produced the only scoring with Maherteau and McHale delivering key plays. MacRaes threatened but could not drive in runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacCallum & Cloutier
Mac Raes
Goodfriends
The
Sparrows
Roach & Smith
MacRaes
Copper City
Almont
Jim Lynch
Ma Halloran
Lynch
Maderteau
Halloran
Smet
Maber
Teau
McHale
Gangner
Halloruck
Larne
Aintion Toeut
Simet
Maherteau
Barry
Domitrovich
Lidgate
Haloran
Evening city notices and ads mix of people and places
Local items report numerous city happenings including Mrs. W. C. Baker and Miss Katherine McGregor visiting Salt Lake and Dillon respectively, B. J. Cornelius and J. B. Nightingale traveling for business, and individuals seeking lodging or employment. Advertisements include wine at the Mint, five passenger Hudson for rent, and a 40 cent luncheon at Montana hotel.
Machinists to Battle Moulders on City Common Tonight
The machinists and the moulders meet on the city common at five this evening for a game described as a clash for pride with proceeds likely to raise money after the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molders
Ove
Outfielder Bodie Loses Beer Bonus in $600 Tab
In St. Toute a local bar sold beer to Ping Bodie of the Chicago Americans for $600 plus 6 cents. Bodie had promised not to drink this season and expected a $0 bonus. Manager Callahan explained the bonus was not payable, leaving Bodie poorer despite his refreshment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Toute
Sept
Ping Bodie
Chicago Americans
Bodie
Barkeeper
Chicago
Ping
Callahan
Powder Puffs Barred Spark Indignant Treasury Protest
Indignant clerks protest a Milam order barring handbags and packages from the Treasury building. Clerks view the rule as targeting women and seek formal protest while Secretaries defend it as precautionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
John Skelton Milams
Williams
Uncle Sama
President of Progressive League Resigns in Minneapolis
George F. Loftus, president of the Progressive Republican League, tendered his resignation at an executive committee meeting in Minneapolis. His politically close ties with Senator La Poliette have been a subject of recent league discussions.
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Minneapolis
George _ F. Loftus
Progressive Republican League
Acco
Loftus
la Poliette
the League
Old Shep Dies After Long Vigil at Bank Steps
The aging dog Old Shep, who waited for his master the sheepherder outside a bank for six years after the master died, was killed when struck by a flying automobile last night. The dog had become a local figure, with President Bowman paying taxes for the city each year, while Shep kept vigil at the bank front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanely
Shep
B. J. Bowman
Old coal chutes fire prompts department call again
The old Butte Anaconda and Pacific coal chutes in the east end caught fire yesterday afternoon, with sparks from a passing engine blamed for this and a Wednesday blaze. Little damage reported. the buildings are vacant as owner George recently secured permission to tear them down for modern concrete cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Oak
George
Perm
Estate of John O Slaughter Administrators Notice
The administrator of John O Slaughter deceased invites creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Notices are to be sent to C M Sawyer at 208 East Park Avenue Anaconda Montana. William R Slaughter is named administrator, dated September 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Slaughter
Jatice
C. M. Sawyer
East Park Avenue
Anaconda
County of
Deer Large
State of
Montana
William R. Slaughter
John Laughter
Mt Anaconda
Letter Carriers Submit Questions at San Francisco Convention
The National Association of Letter Carriers ended its ninth biennial convention in San Francisco with plans to submit to a referendum a possible affiliation with the American Federation of Labor. Other actions included recalling officers, a push for 40 cents an hour for sub carriers, and promotions of sub-carriers to regular service. A constitutional amendment allowed inactive carriers to vote only if local branches grant voting rights. an auxiliary amendment granted members policyholder status in the mutual benefit association. Newly elected officers were installed as Postoffice Inspector Leonard, for the Postmaster General, spoke of Washington’s accord with the association’s policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
National Association of Letter Carriers
American Federation of Labor
Post Office Department
Congress
Burleson
Washington
Association
Firemen Parade Highlights International Engineers Meet
The annual firemen parade closed the International Association of Fire Engineers convention in New York. About fifteen hundred New York firemen attended the event and a firemen's monument was unveiled on Riverside Drive. New Orleans was chosen to host the 1914 convention, with Thomas Heney of Jacksonville, Florida, elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Association of Fire Engineers
Riverside Drive
New Orleans
Thomas Heney
Jacksonville
Fla
Sood Pishing
Georgetown
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Concord
Jersey
Abe
Mammoth Southern
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Anaconda News
Iss
the Mint
Hammerstough's
B. W. Ellis
Boise
Schutz
Parker’s
Fee Plance
Behiappl
Prof. Olson
Cherry
B. J. Cornelius
Whteago
Hudson
Ind
Verberckmoes
East Park
R. E. Richardson
James Cosens
Deer Lodge
J. B. Nightingale
Old Taylor
Bond
Cash Liquor House
A. P. Jones and
Harry Ritchie
Vaneade
Butte Yestery
W. C. Baker
Salt Lake Oy
Katherine McGregor
Butte Sa
Don Noel
Walnut Street
Isabella Gage
Butte
City
A. Zellmann
P. J. Dooley
Great Falls
Fort Peck Reservation
Adolph Swanson
Mos East Fifth Street
Standard
Andv
Alder Street
Sullivan & Peterson
Lucy McGrady
Dillon
State Normal School
James McGrady
Warren B. Davis
East
Artemus M. Day
William J. Benninger
Barker Creek
Silverlake Road
Ira Huffman
Glendive
Robert Welsh
Wiliam Wealth
Tooele Smelters
Fonda
Robert Shipley
Billings Gazette
Austin Mahan
Cert Hugo
Pearson
Yeeter
Collier Commercial and Preparatory School
Progressive League
Bell Telephone Service
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Thueson
Cnphor
Tuttle & Mahoney Funeral Directors
Rene
Ripy
Muller’s
McDonald
Muller
Hest
Pillsbury
Durkee
Schilling
Diamond
Rock Springs
Bear Creek
Wellcome & Peckover Co
Abbott-Ford CO
Daly Bank and Trust CO
IC. Harrington
LR Fonk
Anaconda National Bank Capital
Warm Springs
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