Giants Tie Series With 5-0 Win Over Cubs In New York
New York edged Chicago 5 to 0 to level the world series at two games each. Giants backers cite Benton's Wednesday heroics and expect Kauff Zimmerman and Herzog to deliver, while Cicotte falters for the Sox leaving Faber and Williams to carry the pitching load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
New York
Chicago
Giants
McGraw
Benton
Bennie Kauff
Heinie Zimmerman
Herzog
Cicotte
Sox
Red Faber
Lefty Williams
Wyoming Coal Operators Demand Wage Increase
In Chyenne Wyoming on October 10 operators in the coal district tendered a wage rise of 3.1 to 3 percent after a long union leaders conference. About 4000 workers would be affected. The demand was sent by telegraph to Dr. H A Garfield coal administrator urging price hikes if wages rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Coal District
United Mine Workers
H. A. Garfield
Foreman Killed on Myers Bridge Repair Work
G I Beckstead foreman for Security Bridge Company was killed while working on repairs on the Myers bridge across the Yellowstone near Miles City. Beckstead helped construct the bridge about nine or ten years ago according to the Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Hewitt
The
Security Bridge Company
G. I. Beckstead
Myers
Yellowstone
Miles
Security Company
Beckstead
Star
Russia Begins Its Big Task
Petrograd reports the new government launching a program to stabilize Russia’s economy and military position after July upheavals. Premier Kerensky and key ministers head to the front to explain coalition aims and secure military support while labor and railway disputes are targeted for quick resolution. The reconstruction government warns of Kornilov unrest and vows to consolidate authority ahead of the constituent assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Kerensky
Verkhovsky
M. Terestchenko
Admiral Verdeivski
Front
Terestchenko
Russia
Allied War Council
Paris
M. Gvozdeff
Thaw Suit Seeks 650000 for Gump Boy Abuses in New York
Frederick Gump Sr. sues Harry K Thaw for 650000 alleging his Kansas City son was wrongly treated in a New York hotel during Christmas week 1916. Thaw, deemed insane, is confined in a local asylum after a suicide attempt. co-defendants are J Denniston Lyon and Walter Riddle. Extradition to New York denied by Governor Brumbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Harry K. Thaw
Frederick Gump
Kansas City
Thaw
New York
J. Denniston Lyon
Walter Riddle
Pittsburgh
Gump
Brunibaugh
Man Seeks Job From Gov Stewart in Helena
A man arrived at Governor Sam Stewart's Helena office on October 10 hoping for fuel administration work. The governor handed the flood of applications to State fuel Administrator W. J. Swindlehurst, who said no one involved in the fuel conservation campaign would be paid, and all tasks would be voluntary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Helena
Mont
Sam Stewart
New Fuel Administration
W. J. Swindlehurst
Swindlehurst
Swindehurst
Colored men ordered out of town in Milestown case
In Milestown the district court tied the Mouldon murder case to the acquittal of Bill Simms known as Reptile Brown and Jank Tucker. Officers ordered the three colored men out of town yesterday morning and last heard they were singing a tune about returning to Alabama. Reptile comments the altitude is too high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Simms
Food Chairmen Meet in Helena for Campaign
Helena Montana October 10 A meeting of district chairmen of the state food conservation campaign will be held tomorrow afternoon with most county chairmen and workers expected to be named. The chairmen returned from Pocatello Idaho where they met Idaho chairmen and Edward Trefz a present representative of the National Food Administrator Herbert Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Pocatello
Idaho
Edward Trefz
Herbert Hoover
Local cattle trade and social calls noted in Sydney Clark area
Virgil Bisbee and Dan Morrison acted as callers at Sydney Clark's last Monday. Adam MacClay of Lame Jones visited Geo. Halil last Monday and bought six head of steers. Mrs. Vira Hiscrodt prepares her steers for Friday shipment with Clark's cattle cars. Dan Morrison visited Mr. and Mrs. Knapp last Sunday and enjoyed a watermelon feast on Mrs. Knapp's produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Bisbee
Dan Morrison
Sydney Clark
Adam MacClay
Lame Jones
Geo. Halil
George
Vira Hiscrodt
Clark
Cunningham and O'Donnell Finish Harvest With Mixed Wheat
Cunningham and O'Donnell and Bis bee completed threshing but reported disappointing wheat. Julious Zerbst works on the school house repairs aiming for comfort and safety. Mrs Seeley to teach at Fallon county school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julious Zerbst
Tov
Fallon’ County
Seeley
Lost lady's handbag found on road near Sentinel
A lady's hand bag found on the road is available for return at the Sentinel office. The paper notes the first snow of the season, a light flurry observed last Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel Office
Selma Lia Arrives to Settle on Hancock Claim Five Miles North
From Minnesota Miss Selma Lia sister of Mrs. A J Bredvild arrived yesterday from Hancock Minnesota to take up residence on her claim five miles north of town in the vicinity of local landholdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Selma Lia
A. J. Bredvild
Hancock, Minn
Curtis Sermon Series Urges Fair Attendance
The Rev. Mr. Curtis of the Congregational church previews a series of sermons likely to interest readers. He urges people to be fair and attend all of the sermons in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Curtis
Congregational Church
Attendees Fill Ames House Warming Last Evening
A large attendance at the house warming for Mr and Mrs Oakes Ames last night drew many visitors to their new home. The Sentinel did not publish full details due to late press time.
Plevna Machinery Dealer Visits Local Business
O E Anderson, Plevna merchant and Moline line dealer, spent several days in town the first of the week on business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plevna
O. E. Anderson
Anderson
Willard Dance Night Returns With Clark Orchestra
Farm machinery and a solid season of business are noted as background. Willard residents plan another popular dance event Saturday night with the Clark orchestra providing music for Baker and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Baker
Clark Orchestra
City Well Projects Deepening to Improve Water Supply
The outlook for adequate city water improves as one well is deepened and another is planned near the brick yard by Mayor Barstow once drilling machinery arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
Ladies Aid Serves Fine Supper to Boost Treasury
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church served a splendid supper to a goodly number of gourmets in the old Johnson Bakery building on Wednesday evening. A sizable sum swelled the society's treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Johnson Bakery
Elevator managers named for Miles City and Baker
Burgeson becomes manager of William O Laughlin's Miles City elevator while Frank Bradigan takes over the Farmers' elevator at Baker, Montana. Bradigan is noted as an efficient grain broker and railroad man, signaling a strengthened elevator leadership in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Ed. Burgeson
Wm. O’lauughlin
Miles City
Frank Bradigan
Farmers
Baker
Bradigan
Shreve Purchases Dr Young Residence Moves to Baker
Hon M A Shreve buys Dr Young's house and plans to move to Baker. The Shreves, returning from a western trip, praise the city. Dr Young to build a smaller home on a lot in the fourth addition. Boy Scouts begin regular meetings led by Rev Curtis at the Congregational church basement and seek the old schoolhouse as headquarters. Any boy 12 or older may join by seeing Mr Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Young
M. A. Shreve
Baker
Also Mentioned on This Page
White Sox
Stephen
Wyoming
L. Price Co
Baker, Montana
Milestown
Cunningham & O'Donnell and
Bisbee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!