Softball Opens at Columbia Gardens with Six Teams
Six squads enter the A. C. M. Softball League at Columbia Gardens as Butte Mines Machine Shop faces Mountain Con Mine in the opener. Schedule runs nightly with rain days on Thursdays and Fridays. Frank Rizate directs the Truckers and Joe Lowney oversees league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. M. Employes
Jengie
A.C. M. Diamond
Golwimbra Gardente
2 Clork
Butte Mines Machine Shop
Jon Lowner
Mountain Con
Mie
Leonard Samplers
Firet
A. C. M. Truckers
Frank Rizate
Warehouse Ten
Joe Lowney
Pete Yerkich
J. Brennan
H. Bauman
R. Derzay
J. Harvey
H. Shields
M. Bowman
Ed Barkman
W. Waylett
A. Overby
J. Bobilg
R. Corbett
Henton
Vi¢e O'Leary
John O'Neill
Fred Morgenstern
J. B. Shea
Alex Zbitholé
Bill Rogers
Bill Trevenna
Pete Oren
Paul Fitz
Simmons
Leonard
Etion
John Cannen
Rim Rossiter
John Croesley
Ray Flick
Jim Kohn
Neil Maiden
Ed Frost
George Davenport
Mickey Dugan
Herman Vivian
Floyd Pott
Frank Finnegan
Bill Stans
Herb Conway
W. Corbett
Ed Dawson
Frank Eltz
A. Fleming
E. Marshall
Osborn
Jovick
Babb
Evankovich
Finnegan
Wlylan
Serich
Kovacich
Mountain Con Mine
Leonard Constrution
Weeneday
WM. Truckers Warehouse
Warehouse
Butte
M. Truckers
Leonard Construction
G. M. ‘Truckers
Leonard ConsAdrection
A. G. M. Truckers
Mowntain
A. G. M. ‘Truckers
Leonard Ramplers
Leonard Samples
A. CG
My Truckers
S. Butte Mines Machine Shop
Mountain Conga Warehouse
Tulle Mines Machine Shop
Leonard Samplere
Ac. M. Trickers
Fraerson School Band to Entertain Tuesday at Crystal Room
AGM Club Calendar presents Fraerson School Band Tuesday evening in the Crystal Room. Me Enterson school band features fifth to eighth grades under Miss Bess Stan with Mrs. Mary Pentland as pianist. Vocal solos by Joy er Hanna and Danny OConnell compliment the program including marches and selections like Flying Ace and The Opera. Students have rehearsed to showcase artistry in a demonstrative concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Room
Jim Chatham
Jo Ann Harrington
Pat. McCarthy
Nancy
Caroline
Joan Dahl
Tommy
Schumacher
Pauline Lacey
Danny Paynich
Dan Konen
Jimny Konen
Stephan Sherick
Dave Satterthinaite
Betty Lee O'Connell
Jean Rundle
Katherine Minch
Josephine Harden
Joan Dingman
Babe Maloney
Esther Yorath
Virginia Weathers
Pearl Littlejohn
Fraerson School
Crystal Roomy
Wann
T Memers
Bess Stan
Emerson
Mary Pentland
Joyer Hanna
Montana
Eulree
Danny O'Connell
Seric- Mons
Kathleen
Peggy O'Nei
Thres Mmarches
Weekend Student Club Events Calendar
A sequence of campus events lists softwall season opener and band performances at A C M field and Crystal room. Activities include Softbit Leonard Con structions and Go lutible Gardens showcases, with softball games at Columbia Gardens and a first party near Crystal room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matday
Artlets
Tas
Northeast Basement
Softwall
Bulle Mines Machine Shop
Mountain Com Ming
Ab A. C
Columbia Gardens
Amerson
Crystal Room
Softbit
Leonard Constructions
Leonard Samplers
Golutible Gardens
Truckers
Columbia. Gardens
Rae Ena Ehors
Miners
Spooner Wins Large Rainbow Trout Derby Prize
George L. Spooner captured the largest trout weigh in last week’s A. C. M4 Employees club fish derby at the Big Hale river, a two pounds nine ounce Lock Seven rainbow entry. The season’s prize structure rewards top fish in several categories with a schedule of weekly weigh-ins and a finale cash award as more entrants join the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Spooner
Frank Pinne
Rockey Bull
Mies
Harry Berryman
Clth
Pinne
Rainbow
Big Hale
Ilyach
Mixed Chorus Group to Hold Picnic at Columbia Gardens
Members of the A C M Emptor club mixed chorus plan a springfest at Columbia Gardens Monday evening. They will picnic on the grounds with own food and treats, then present Rouglest an hour before the Miners union dance in the pavilion. Officers invite all to attend rehearsal and event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. M. Emptor Club
Columbia Gardens
Miners Union
Ethoreal Arganiaaton
Eveybody
Grovnds
Notables Praise Club Building Amid Visit by Noted Editors
The visit of George BE. Sokolsky of New York and Hoory F. Lee to the A. OG. M. Employes event drew praise. Sokolsky called Linclubeooma an astonishing idea well executed while another editor lauded the club as among the most interesting things seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BE. Sokolsky
New York
Hoory F. Lee
Baran KR
Heshour
Tine
Life
Fortune
A. OG. M
Sokolsky
Iaure
Seven Doubles Units Break 1200 at A M Employes Bowling
In last week’s doubles jamboree at the A M Employes club seven teams exceeded 1200 in scoring. Johnny Meagher and Jim Browning led with 1927 for first prize of 50 dollars. Charles Wanna and Werh Egedahl were runner up at 1296, collecting 25 dollars. Walter Stamsns and Roy Stamper tied C R Miller Jack Crotty for third at 1214, sharing 15 and 10 dollars. Other 1200+ scores included Powers Andy Groo, G C Miller Gene Whalen, Cretty Din Leary, and Andy Friesen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. M. Employes Club
Johnny Meagher
Jim Browning
Charles Wanna
Werh Egedahl
Paty
Walter Stamsns
Roy Stamperman
C. R. Miller
Jack Crotty
Powers
Andy Groo
French Engineers Visit A C M Club Night Visit
Two mining executives from Paris visited the Anaconda Copper Mining Camping Employes club Thursday. N. J. Julliel general manager of Royale Astuehennes des Mires and B. M. Manthiers praised the club and its facilities. They will inspect company properties next week and plan to visit smelter industries in the Coeur d'Alene district Trail Salt Lake City Tooele Leadville Climax Beave Cole Joplin before returning to New York and a transatlantic flight home to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Olit
Paris
France
Wrek
N. J. Julliel
Royale Astuehennes Des Mires
B. M. Manthiers
A. G. My Company
BNA Smelter
Coeur d'Alene
Coffee Barron Heehorn Praises Mountain Coffee
The Penver bureau chief for Tin Life praises the club's coffee tasting during the past week. He says he never found a better brew anywhere in the Whale Mountain region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barron Heehorn
Penver
Tin
Life
Bnack
Whale Mountain
Fenian man shifts from spryly to injured on way home
At Elizabeth General Hospital doctors diagnose a two week old broken ankle after a fall while the man was reportedly walking around. An employes club met Thursday afternoon to discuss activities for the coming winter season and review the summer schedule with Richard Leary presiding. In Bethel Constance Goodrich, one month old, is listed with parents and great grandmother Nellie Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filizabeth
N. d
Bethel
U.P
Constance
Goodrich
Nellie Robinson
Miners Holiday Dance Scheduled For Saturday Night
The Exiptoyes club at Crysal room will host the Miners onion day holiday dance Saturday night as a pre holiday feature. Directors and management approved arrangements last week and a large crowd is expected with Bonst's popular orchestra providing music until midnight. The last dance in May drew an excellent turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exiptoyes Club
Ining
Welock
BI Bonst
Mrs John Hyland Tops Pinochte At A C M Employes Club
Mrs John Hyland scored 51 to lead a 49-table pinochle event at the A C M Employes Club Thursday evening. Prizes went to Adolph Baker Charley Mullen Harry Sobtits Elizabeth Overand Frank Shields John Joy Grave Celli F E McDonald Paul Rothraeck Herbert Prowse and others. door and special prizes awarded to several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hyland
Tan A.C. M. Employes Club
Adolph A. Baker
Charley Mr. Mullen
Harry F. Sobtits
Mer. Eligeabeth Overand
Prank Shields
John W. Joy
Grave Celli
F. E. McDonald
Pail Rothraeck
Herbert Prowse
William JH. Dulong
Arthur Elis
John Ht. Wilkinson
Dennis Shea
Arthur Tilchards
Dorothy Alvington
Wiliam T. Robarts
Joseph Beyéintt
R. Ee Murphy
Fred Morgenstern
Andy Ennesh
E. Mc~ Donald
Mia
Ida M. Johnson
Jin Clark
Mrs
Adiic Penroser
Jim Heimbach
Bowling Champions Receive Awards
Club manager Johnny Good distributed trophies to the A C M club championship tournament winners over the past week. Luke Hatley and allies king, Fred Annaln and his son Fred Jr. Dowdles won, along with Charlies. Wise led all events, and Tramway No 1 earned team honors with Wise, Tom Murray, Mort LaTourelle, Frank Feltz and Chineles Hoa. Fred Annaln Jr won the singles classic following the club championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. M
Johnny Good
Twe
Luke Hatley
King
Fred Annaln
Fred, Jr. Dowdles
Charlies. Wise
Tramway No. 1
Wise
Tom Murray
Mort LaTourelle
Frank Feltz
Chineles Hoa
Fred Annaln, Jr
Touy~ Mene
South Side Democrats organize at Narlkeny hotel
The South Side Democratic club held a meeting at the Narlkeny hotel with J Hy Me Querney elected president and John Kerrigan Frank Riley Dwyer and Jel O Connor named presiding officers. A committee on by laws was formed to report by July 9 and plans include inviting a focal speaker from Providence or elsewhere. Territory includes Silver Bow county south of Silver Street from west to east lines. Biklytivo Democrats signed the roll. Met ville kept open for 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sides
Democratic Club
Narlkeny Hotel
J. Hy Me‘Querney
John Kerrigan
Frank &. Riley
Moe
Lero
Lnk
Silver Bow
Silver Street
eHunit
Biklytivo Democrats
Progressive League of
Butte
Sen
Slim Roat
América
Mary Negroes
Toer
A. (. Henson
S. Sheets
J. E. B. Reed
Winfield
Silver City
Continental Hotel
James W. Ransom
W. A. Glare
Messie
Noyes
Foster
Leggat
Kingsbury
Nati
James A. Garfield
W. A. Clark
Cincinnati
Geneeral Hancock
United States
Clare
Garfield
Baltinara
Dudge Alton B. Parker
New Yorke
William J. Bryan
Andafie
Dudge Parker
Bryan
Parker Agark
Oe Ho
Taft
Chicago
Charles H. Bowman
Montana State School of Mines
Biter Rock Valley
George TG. Wolfe
Bard
Democratic Convention Era Sparks in Baltimore 1912
Baltimore lit with carnival spirit as thousands filled streets ahead of the Democratic national convention. Talks focused on contenders like Champ Clark, Judson Harmon, Woodrow Wilson, William Jennings Bryan, and Roosevelt’s third party plan. Governor Johnson was named field marshal to coordinate plans, while Adams and Hadley signaled Republican detours as party lines shifted.
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Roosevelt
Tilihols
Baltimore
Congress
Democrats
Senate
Champ Glark
Missoni
United States
House of Representatives
Judson Havinon
Ohio
Willian Gaynor
New York City
Woodrow Wilson
New
Jersscar Underwood
Alabama
House
William Jennings Bryan
Lincoln
Ned
Bryan
Aime Progressive
Phat
Beltichere
Chichen
Progressive Party
Chicago
Sone
Johnson
Hiram
California
Col
Sever
Jokinsoi
Anerely
Hadley
Missouri
Rousevelt Third Party
Republican Party
Chaeiwell
Happenings in Butte and Nearby Lies from 1680 Era
Long Ago notes recount political divides with Hancock and English favored by Republicans, and a Copper era festival in Butte. The item covers civic chatter, a theatrical society success, a purse snatching chase at the circus grounds led by reporter Walter Z Shay, and a dramatic moment at a national committee meeting with Colonel Bryan planning strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juine
Hancock
Thial
Silver City
Ace Free Ty
Butte
Wec
A.B. Alderman
Telday
Glen
Dale
Salis Rausheim
Salton Cameron
Gable
Saul
Lemines
Fusy Bee Society
Walter Z. Shay
Also Mentioned on This Page
George L. Spooner
Notables Praise Club
A.C. M. Club
William Toward Taft
Ghia
James Schoolcratt Sherman
Tat
la Vollette
Cumotins
Hugh
Bilt
White House
Albert B. Cummins
Tawa
Taf
Liaere
Silver Bow Club
Butte Rotary Club
C. B. Hoskins
Charles B. Béeehe
E. Walter Garer
George Lounsbery
Jesse D. Newman
Malcolm Gills
Bert Mayer
Alex Christie
Shay
Frank McDonald
Ahn
Dub
Revorler
Hungale
Tim
Sull
Old Guard
Bryal
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