Clark team wins Mines League pennant in 1923 title chase
Before a crowd of about 10,000 at Clark park the Clark team of the Mines league captured the 1923 pennant after a taut extra series with the Anodes. The champions shown include Moore Charlton Rathjen Mellen Delbarba Rude Toomey Tait Duffy Collard Colbert Martin Coleman.
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CLARK
Clark Park
Mines League
Anodes
Butte
Anaconda
Clarks
Moore
Charlton
Rathjen
Mellen
Delbarba
Rude
Toomey
Tait
Duffy
Collard
Colbert
Martin
Coleman
Agreement reached to settle anthracite mining dispute in Pa
Governor Pinchot brokers a preliminary accord ending the shutdown of anthracite mines after talks with mine workers and operators. A final agreement awaits union delegates from three districts and a convention likely within a week. Workers concede a 10 percent wage rise and drop demand for check off dues.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
United Mine Workers
Anthracite
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Rail brotherhoods to ask wage boost
Restoring pre July 1 1921 wages will be urged by firemen and enginemen brotherhoods in the United States and Canada. With contracts expiring by January 1 1924, the plan seeks about a 12 to 14 percent increase for roughly 120 000 workers, per International Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen president David Robertson.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Canada
International Brotherhood of Firemen
David Robertson
Salvation Army Calls On Butte For 32000 Fund
The Salvation Army appeals to Butte residents to raise thirty two thousand dollars to aid Japan after the great disaster. The Butte corps assembles relief efforts for hungry and homeless Nipponese and urges local support amid reports of fever and medical shortages affecting the injured nation.
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Salvation Army
Butte
United States
Japan
Butte Corps
Nipponese Islands
Associated Press
Frank Ward to film moose herd in Blacktail park
Frank Ward, famed moving picture photographer, plans a camp in the Blacktail country near Butte to film a herd of 20 moose. He will track the animals with forest rangers and woodsmen, awaiting snow and favorable light to capture dramatic footage for release by Fox Film and others.
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Frank Ward
Lewis and Clark
Montana
Fox Film Company
Highland City
Blacktail Park
Homestake
Northern Pacific
Ward
Butte
Mr. Ward
Fox Company
Missouri
Harding Backers Rally Behind Coolidge In 1924 Bid
Washington Sept 7 The initial signals on the 1924 Republican pre convention lineup show Ohio backers favoring President Coolidge. Senator Willis who spoke for Harding at Chicago backs Coolidge, while Fred Starck says Coolidge would run on his own terms if he seeks the nomination. The scene hints the Harding organization may stay intact or shift toward Coolidge in a divided party.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding Republican Campaign Organization
Ohio
Frank B. Willis
Harding
Chicago
Coolidge
White House
Fred Starck
War Finance Corporation
Willis
Middle West
Jacob L. Babler
Missouri
Hyde
Clements
Ef. Mont Reilly
Kansas City
Starck
Greece Offered Terms in Greco Italian Controversy
Paris dispatch reports the council of ambassadors sent Greece proposals to settle the Greco Italian dispute. Terms include Greek fleet honors to an Italian squadron under British and French ships, a Catholic memorial service with flags at half mast, military honors for victim coffins, a 50 million lire deposit, and an international commission led by a Japanese arbiter. Baron Avezzano expressed satisfaction.
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Associated Press
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Greece
Mussolini
Piraeus
Halfinast
Baron Avezzano
Minter brothers found guilty in Trouton murder case
Grady Minter was found guilty of murder with mercy for the death of Millard Trouton whose body was found in a creek near the Coweta County line. Grady confessed involvement in a kidnapping plot. his father J. W. Minter was sentenced to hang on Oct. 12. Four others face trial.
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Associated Press
Newnan
Grady Minter
Millard Trouton
Cowetta
Trouton
J. W. Minter
Grady
Roop
Minter
Jeff Minter
Floyd Weldon
Leon Goodrum
Willam F. Feltman
Minters
Weldon
Goodrum
Pony Express Far Ahead of Schedule
Reno Nev Sept 7 The pony express is speeding its war on the last leg across Nevada riders reached Lovelock 98 miles from Reno at 7 25 pm and will reach Reno about 2 am The express will leave Reno for the final dash to the California state line at 9 am tomorrow It is far ahead of schedule and may beat the Lincoln inaugural record The Nevada mule set a record for a 12 mile run from Winnemucca to Rose Creek in 42 minutes averaging 18 mph while horses ran about 15 mph
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Associated Press
Reno
Nev
Pony Exress
Nevada
Lovelock
California State Line
Lincoln
Winnemucca
Rose Creek
Clarks Clinch Mines League Pennant In Wide Final
The Clark club outslug Anaconda 13 to 5 at Clark Park to capture the Mines league pennant before a record crowd of about 10 000. The victory, a repeat of last year, followed a tight race with Anaconda and showcased a stunning onslaught of base hits off two Anaconda pitchers.
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Clarks
Bluejacket
Clark
Butte
Anaconda Rngdes
Montana Sport
Clark Park
Anaconda
Koreans Rounded Up in Tokyo Transfer to Narashime Camp
About fifteen thousand Koreans in Tokyo have been rounded up and moved to an internment camp at Narashime. The report notes the operation was ongoing and indicates continuation on another page.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Tokio
Narashime
Butte Man Reported Murdered in Nevada
The body of Tom Gilroy, believed to be a Butte youth, was found Sept. 4 in Ely Nevada with throat slashed, apparently the victim of robbers. A cousin, Mike Gilroy, is said to live on Mast Center Street in Centerville. No details reached Butte officials. efforts to locate relatives are underway.
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Tom Gilroy
Butte
Ely
Nev
Sheriff's
H.C. Nicholson
Mike Gilroy
Mast Center Street
Centerville
Hospital hoax ends with man jailed on theft tale
A young man known as Arthur Underwood and Arthur Jones attempted to enter the Deaconess hospital by posing as a patient. A hoax physician had him hospitalized, then later revealed as part of a ruse, and he was sent to jail after authorities intervened.
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Arthur Underwood
Arthur Jones
Deaconess
Butte
Himeself
Arthur Upderewood
Warn Springs
van Orden
Calpina
Ondera
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America
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Red Cross
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John Barton Payne
Department of Commerce
American Relief Administration
Hoover
Ands Bethe Janene Des Cross
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Ib Il Coleman
Paseo
Jon Wa
Riaiee Juney
Wilson
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Sneha Rathjen
Gin
Elbar Rathjen
Wile Iison
Dutty
Willifo
Rathien
Sells
Halle Tom Williford
Williford
OW Wiliford
Bluejack
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