Deer Lodge and Anaconda Win City Baseball Games
Aug 5 Deer Lodge and Anaconda split a doubleheader with Anaconda defeating Deer Lodge 19 to 12. Afternoon games featured Butte and Helena, Helena rallying to tie, then winning in the tenth after a late Butte surge. Nellie Jong and several teachers arrive in Deer Lodge for new school terms as local staffing begins.
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Copper City
Butte
Helena
Ruben
McDermott
Knights of Pythias
Smith Establishes New League Record
Elmer Smith of Cleveland set a new major league batting mark with seven consecutive extra base hits over two games, totaling 22 bases, as Detroit games and a St. Louis catch altered the day’s summary. Williams made a sensational catch in the sac tince fly and Smith’s hits included several homers and doubles in a dramatic stretch.
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Cleveland
Elmer Smith
Felder
Detroit
Smith
Williams
St. Louis
League of Nations Delegates Arrive in Geneva
Associated Press dispatch from Geneva reports the second League of Nations assembly delegates arriving slowly and in smaller numbers than the previous year, with the mood and feelings of the attendees shaping early impressions ahead of sessions opening tomorrow.
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Associated Press
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League of Nations
Absent Leaders and Replacements Noted at Assembly
Delegates arriving highlight that many conspicuous leaders are absent including Ignace Paderewski Signor Tittont and Newton Rowell. They have been replaced with mentions of Ex Presidents Motta and Adtor of Switzerland as potential successors to Paul Hymane of Belgium as president.
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Poland
Signor Tittont
Italy
Newton Rowell
Canada
Motta
Adtor
Switzerland
Paul Hymane
Belgium
Philipsburg Juniors Beat Bobcats in 10 Inning Showdown
The Philipsburg Juniors edged the Bobcats af Hutte in a fast 10 inning game at Clark playgrounds yesterday afternoon. Final rally produced the victory with x hits in the last frame. Herring made a shoe string catch and Carmichael hit two doubles as key moments.
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Philipsburg
Bobcats
Fire destroys four million feet of lumber at Hedlund yard
Four million feet of white and western pine lumber valued at 100000 was saved by firemen after a blaze in the Hedlund Box Factory yard in Spokane. Principal owner D C Hedlund says seven percent of the loss is covered by insurance. The fire was discovered at 2 a.m. and burned nine hours.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Hedlund
D.C. Hedlund
Greeks in Close Pursuit of Turks Near Angora
General Headquarters reports Greek forces in Asia Minor advancing as Turkish lines retreat toward Angora. Mustafa Kemal Pasha seen as unable to field strong fortifications. Occupation of Angora anticipated within days as Greek troops close in. Neal Allison beat Ray Dempsey in a Knockout tourney at Waterloo Iowa. Race at speedway sees Deusenders car win 225 miles at 99.8 mph. Jimmy Murphy second and Alton Soules third.
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Angora
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Allison
Associated Pres
Waterloo
Towa
Neal Allison
Duluth
Minn
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Milwaukee
Dempsey
Petterman
U. Pa
Deusenders
Jimmy Murphy
Alton Soules
Eddie Miller
Tommy Milton Neth
Holiday sports day features at Philipsburg fair
Labor day events drew a large crowd for a morning sports program and an open-air concert by Provost's military band. The Phillipsburg rail game ended 7 to 2 with notable fielding by Horrigan and Atwater sparking a late Philipsburg rally. A boxing draw, carnival entertainments, and dancing followed. Winners included Granite County American Legion in tug-of-war, George Lee in the back race, and several youth races with cash prizes.
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Anaconda
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Atwater
Spencer
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Lem
Philipsboro
Morrie Thompson
Hall
Scott
Granite County American Legion
George Lee
Herbert Knapp
Mary Owens
Cathryn’ Gorman
Sailor Tragedy As Schooner Olive R. Mowatt Sinks
Bellville Ontario reports the captain and two crew members drowned when the Picton schooner Olive R. Mowatt was rammed and sunk by the steamer Key West last Thursday night. Captain Thomas Lake Van Dusen, mate Jacob Corby, and a Niagara Falls cook perished. the Key West captain says the schooner did not carry lights.
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Ontario
Olive R. Mowatt
Picton
Key West
Thamas Lake van Dusen
Jacob Corby
Niagara Falls
Demand Surrender of Indian Rebels
A Madras dispatch to the Daily Mail reports the British government has issued an ultimatum demanding the surrender of Indian rebels. The message notes pressure on rebel forces amid ongoing security actions across colonial India.
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Daily Mail
Madras
Foley
Aafe
Western golfers tourney winners
The east west golf tournament at Helena Country links concluded with a Western victory 16 to 6. Soutar Helena pro avenged yesterday’s defeat by Barker state champ, winning 4 down and 3 to play.
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Hammond Gaines
Thompson
Malebury Rice
Eae Morrow
Farnsworth
Mulroney
Cooney
Agona Clark
el O'Byrne
Waddell
Burke Parker
Promer
Man Threatens Wife With Shotgun During Domestic Dispute
Austrian rancher Matt Virant was arrested after a quarrel over a $350 electric range. Deputies say he seized a shotgun and threatened to kill his wife, who had bought the range for her own use. He was jailed on a disturbance charge as the wife decides further action.
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Tutte
Duggan
Piskolich
Virant
Employment up 1.08 percent in 65 centers in August
The Associated Press notes a 1.08 per cent rise in employment across 65 principal industrial centers from July to August, based on payrolls from 1,428 firms. Increases occur in food, textiles, iron and steel, leather, stone and glass, metal products, tobacco, and railroad shop work. Despite gains, the report warns against overestimating permanence, citing war agricultural boosts and ongoing weakness in major sectors. Building activity rises sharply, with harvests good and railroad reemployment improving, though overall industry remains fragile.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Warfare Flares at Hankow As Foreign Ships Arrive
The Announced Press cables report fighting between northern and southern government troops at Hankow’s treaty port of Hupen province 165 miles northwest of Hankow. Foreign gunboats reportedly landed to protect nationals as the conflict began following a wired message received today.
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China
Chang
Hupen
Hankow
Two Die and Five Injured in Duluth Auto Collision
The Associated Press reports a late night Duluth Minnesota crash near midnight left two dead and five injured. Authorities investigated the wreck and pursued details of the collision, with emergency crews responding to the scene and transport of the injured to local hospitals.
Auto Crash Near Lakewood Road Kills Five in Two Cars
East of Lester Park on Lakewood road a collision near midnight between a Perkins owned automobile and a five passenger car left five dead. Victims include Charles Perkins, Du luth, Hana Larson, Two Harbors. Injured list features Ole Sangue Finland Minn Mrs Mary Gardner Duluth Mr and Mrs Payne Superior Wie and Miss M Howard Lenox hotel Duluth. The Perkins car likely driven by Miss Howard, larger car by Ole of Finland Minnesota.
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Lakewood Road
Charles Perkins
Duluth
Hana Larson
Harbors
Ole Sangue
Finland
Minn
Mary Gardner
Payne
Superior
Wie
Ole
Central High School Sessions Open With Large Enrollment
Central High School opens today with enrollment larger than last year says Father M Leonard principal. Father Leone ard oversaw early registrations and expects attendance to surpass last year. Additional registrations accepted today. Football prospects brighter this year after lively season and strong return.
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Central High School
M. Leonard
Leoneard
Central
Wife Kills Husband With Hammer, Fractures Rib Cited
Mrs Wurtzburger told officers that her husband abused her and struck her rib. She said she retrieved a heavy hammer after he reviled her, then returned to his room and killed him as he slept. Andrew notes details of the confession and sequence of events.
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Wurtzburger
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