Black-Pitts win in first contest amid rowdy Falls crowd
The Black-Pitts triumph over the Miners in a high voltage opener before a 3 900 crowd at Falls Park. Corry delivered a critical hit and stellar defense as Lasley, Buckley, and Leonard starred for the Pittmen while Colbert, Taylor and Bloodgood battled for Mines. The game featured a tense ninth inning as Pitts held on for the win.
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Alex Cheyne
Ha Rouleau
Rabbit Kunz
Corry
Heine” Zimmerman
Bloodgood
Red Sheehan
Pitts Garements
Pitts
Rei Colbert
Merman
Morton
Brown
Lasley
Bob ‘Marshall
Ping” Leonard
Letty Leavers
Miter
Pittaman
Strock
Hhimn
Nook
Sullivan
Jones
Delbarba
Walley
Leon Buck
Taylor
Kane
Uch
Hana
Upa
Zimmerman
Heinie
Buckley
Buck
Jor
Colbert
Darny Vance
Bill
Marshall
Leonard
Del
Delbarda
Corty
Wally
Kunz
Pittman Mints
Sucker
Mar
Sulli
Van
Red Colbert
Tiny
Walby
Las
Kuns
Lassey
Leavers
Stockett Swat
Keane
Zimmearms
Derbarbi
Waly
Storvon
Mit
Donen
Delbas
Belbaren
Detbarba
Corey
Laney
Salazar and Ely in fray tonight
Salazar and Ely prepare for a boxing style clash amid Montana baseball chatter. The Mines champs but the Pitts face Orville Ely against Dave, with 3,000 paid admissions and gate split details disclosed by Wilbur Hanley as clubs plan after expenses.
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Pitts
Orville Ely
Dave
Wilbur Hanley
Mines Champs
Government Not for Any Faction Tour in Lincoln
An unwieldy political passage describes a visit to Lincoln with multiple party leaders. The text names Huston Thompson of Color, touches on the Federal Trade Commission, and mentions aims to speak with party members, local officials, and the public about policy, unity, and electoral issues.
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Lincoln
Huston ‘Thompson
The
Federal Trade Commission
Manchurian Chief Enters Fray In Shanghai Clash
Desperate fighting near Anting and Woosung as Kiangsu troops reportedly desert and join the central government. In Shanghai the siege widens with rival governors La and Ho clashing west and north of the city. President acts to end civil strife and protect lives and property after alleged treason by Governor La.
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Anting
Hankehow
Ikiang Lungwha
Kiangsa Ox
Kiangsa
Era
Shanghai
Woosung
Phring
Peking
Chi Hy
Anode changes in umpires for Great Falls games
Anaconda fans learn of umpire changes as Catcher Dufty replaces Mickey and Brenton takes the other plate duty. The two crews stay in Anaconda until tomorrow at 1 38 to catch a train to Great Falls for the next set of games. If a seventh game is needed, venue and time will be set after the fourth contest. A Burma mining company reported last year a production of one million carats of rubies, 64 000 carats of sapphires and 29 000 carats of spinels.
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Ini
Anaconda
Dufty
Montana Powers
Mickey
Brenton
Beav erhead powwow ends in Dillon with record crowd
The eleventh annual Beaverhead county powwow closed in Dillon with a record crowd at the grandstands. Tom Cox won first money in the bucking contest with a clean ride, while Paddy Ryan and Norman Mason split near the top. Buddling events, calk roping, and lively dancing capped a full three days of rodeo and festivities at Dillmont Park.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Sam Freeman
Ringling
Bozeman
Paddy Ryan
Fat Cheyenne
Elmore Brundage
Waterloo
Tom Cox
Norman Mason
Bill Mullins
Lloyd Saunders
Bob Askins
George Newton
Bert Snelling
Claude Lay
Flynn
Shaw
Murrina
Laddie Boy
Dillmont Park
World Flight Ends Amid Warm Reception at Maine Landing
The world flight concluded with a grand reception as 40,000 people gathered at the airport field to greet the pilots. The flotilla’s wheels stayed behind after departing Seattle on April 6, and the Boston IL replaced the original ship of that name lost in Iceland waters.
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Chicago
New Orleans
Seattle
Boston IL
Iceland
Pictou
Nova
Maine
Penney glut prompts mint to hold new coin strike
A surplus of pennies in Britain leaves the royal mint undecided about producing new coinage next year. The London Gas Light Company, owner of the city’s most installed slot meters, faces an accumulation issue amid the coin surplus.
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London
Royal Mint
London Gas Light Company
Eva Woolfolk Funeral Held in Deer Lodge
Funeral services for Eva Woolfolk were conducted at the Presbyterian church with Rev. F C Phelps officiating. Pallbearers named Frank Ted Scharnikow Joe Coleman Charles Aspling Abe Hoss and Harry McPherson. Interment at Hillcrest cemetery. Schools open as Powell county high resumes with rising rural attendance and new music courses and active football planned. Deer Lodge notes list local visitors and residents traveling or moving for the winter term.
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Deer Lodge
Eva Woolfolk
New York City
Presbyterian Church
F.C. Phelps
Frank Ted Scharnikow
Joe Coleman
Charles Aspling
Abe Hoss
Harry McPherson
Hillcrest Cemetery
Sept
Powell County
Denounces fomenters of religious strife by Kendall speech
Gov. Kendall denounces efforts to foment religious strife, praising Catholic patriotism and rejecting suspicions of papal influence. He champions equal preference for Catholics and Protestants in government and stresses shared origins and sacrifices in American history. The address was delivered to the National Conference of Catholic Charities.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
N. H. Kendall
National Conference of Catholi Charition
Tate
Kendall
Rome
Slumber Party and Outing Gather South Side Teens
Miss Gertrude Warde hosted a Saturday night slumber party at 2616 Po wards Street with Frances Matter Margaret Dunbar Ruth Cundy Frances Nash Dorothy Davie and the hostess. A group later enjoyed a Highlands hike and a Peter Lunney home gathering at 1135 Hobson with dancing and luncheon. Attending were Misses Stella Roberts Jessie Lunney Cleo Smith Annie Gilmore Janet Stewart Margaret Lunhey Alice Stewart Mary Spritzen and Mesers James Clark James Lunhey Clarence Waltzke Wesley George John Stewart Flurry Driscoll plus families Eberstein Ratey Willame and Pat Blelast visiting Mrs Powers and Mrs Blelast of St Paul.
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Powards Street
Frances” Matter
Margaret Dunbar
Ruth Cundy
Frances Nash
Dorothy Davie
South Side
Highlands
Peter Lunney
Hobson
Stella Roberts
Jessie Lunney
Cleo Smith
Annie Gilmore
Janet Stewart
Margaret Lunhey
Alice Stewart
Mary Spritzen
James. Clark
James Lunhey
Clarence Waltzke
Wesley George
John Stewart
Flurry Driscoll
Eberstein
Howard Ratey
Marsden
Theo Wil-lame
Pat
C. 1 Powers
St. Paul
Rotary Emphasizes Service Ideals For Global Members
Dr Alfred Atkinson of Bozeman addressed 120000 Rotarians in Helena stressing six Rotary principles to apply in daily life. The Montana gathering included 30 secretaries and representatives from 15 clubs. J. Davis reported on the Toronto session with 28 nations and 1804 clubs. The district convention is set for April 14 next year with capital chosen as the venue.
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Rotary
Alfred Atkinson
Bozeman
Helena
Charles W. Goodale
Frank R. Venable
Butte
Atkinson
J. Davis
International
Servic
Davis
Toronto
Wounded Mexican Recovering After Pool Hall stabbing
Joe Martines who was near death after a Saturday night stabbing at a North Wyoming street pool hall rallied yesterday. Doctors at St. James hospital believed he would recover. John Hermandes, captured hours after the stabbing, identified the knife wielder by witnesses. Joel Ris, pool hall proprietor, also implicated in the same incident.
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Joe Martines
Wyoming Street
St. James Hospital
Jone Hermandes
Jim Larkin
Vincent’ Popotina
Ramon
Vega
Joel Ris
Prominent Matron of Butte Passes Away
Mary Dunstan 45 a longtime Butte resident died after a brief illness. Survived by husband Richard H Dunstan daughter Dorothy four sisters Mrs BP Clift Mrs DuE Wilder Mrs A W Speer and Mrs Franc Williams and two brothers Ryan and Ed Williams. Funeral planned for later. body at home.
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Mary Dunstan
Butte
Colorado Street
D. P. Williams
BP. Clift
Due. Wilder
A.W. Speer Amt Sire
Franc’ Williams
Ryan
Ed Willams
Father Ildea Talks To Large Audience At St Marys
The Rev Dennis Gildea addressed a large crowd at St Marys School arguing that Ireland accepted English rule and self government, calling out mass suppression and urging that Irish people deserve control, likening it to preventing foreign workers from becoming masters. A separate item reports a reckless driving charge for driving a window into a shop.
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Dennis Gildea
St. Mary's School
Ireland
England
America
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