Montana patronage fight over U S judge post
In Washington discussions involve Representative Leavitt and Senator Scanlan pressing President Coolidge on a Montana judgeship. George Farr of Miles City is backed by Scanlan, Felt of Terry or Foote are considered, with Leavitt opposed to Farr and Scanlan split. Final choice may hinge on a compromise or the appointment of Myers.
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Montana
Coolidge
Leavitt
State
Scanlan
George Farr
Miles City
State Supreme Court
Felt
Terry
Major Foote
Farr
Indorse
Foote
Daugherty
Shelley
Darty
Myere
Fred Gibson
McCormick
Riddick
Harding
Congress
Myers
Progressive Platform Demands Broad Reforms in Economics and Law
The platform calls for ending arbitrary contract contractions and banking discrimination, repealing parts of the transportation act to lower freight costs, and removing guaranteed wages for tobacco workers. It seeks to curb judicial usurpation in injunctions, establish uniform presidential primaries, prohibit profits from war material manufacturing, and outline farm relief, child labor amendments, and wartime conscription for manpower and industry.
Midget Boxers Entertain crowd at American Legion
Kid boxers from Pat Eeavens stable put on six fast bouts before a good size crowd at the American Legion hall. A second show is planned for next week with more action.
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Pat Eeavens
American Legion
Daly and Bitter Root Stock Farm: Epitome of Racing Greatness
The article chronicles Daly's Bitter Root breeding legacy, noting the enduring impact of his horses on American and European racing. It highlights Daly's Great and Hamburg lines, world records, notable feats such as the Brighton cup, and Daly's ambition to produce the greatest horses, cementing Bitter Root as a premier breeding estate.
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Daly
Hanover
Hamburg
Lady Reel
England
Search for Hi Father 15 Ended After Elderly Man Found Dead
Percival of Butte Idaho died in front of 204 North Main street after collapsing in a delirious moment. Coroner J C Murphy had his body taken to Duggan’s while investigators sought identity from clothing and a cutlass tag reading R M Peprall. He leaves a son and daughter Mrs Fay Moulet of San Francisco.
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Percival
Butte
Idaho
North Main Street
J. C. Murphy
Duggan
Fay Moulet
San Francisco
Beaumont Speedway tragedy ends racing season in Beverly Hills
At Beverly Hills speedway the Thanksgiving race ended in tragedy with two dead, including George Wade and Russell Hughes, and several injured. Harry Hartz, among 16 drivers, will testify to a mis understood course as efforts began to reconstruct the final moments. Hill won the 260 mile race. Eddie Hearne clinched the 1923 national speed championship with 1,762 points.
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Los Angeles
Beverly Hills Speedway
Harry Hartz
Sheriff's Office
George &. Wade
Kensas City
Russell Hughes
Timmy Lee
Indianapolis
Hartz
Fred Wagner
Warner
Wade
Harlan Fongler
Hughes
Hill
Jimmy Murphy
Phil Shafer
Tommy Milton
Eddie Hearne
Hearne
United States Vision of Peace and Monroe Doctrine Policy
President asserts US aims remain liberty driven after World War I. He outlines nine affirmative policies aligned with the Monroe doctrine, including open door to China, anti aggression, mutual aid, arms limitation, and Panama Canal defense, emphasizing non- meddling in European politics and stable relations with Latin America and Cuba.
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Europe
Pacific
Far East
Hughes
United States
China
Monroe
Atlantic
Pacific Oceans
Panama Canal
Caribbean
Cuba
Experts to name committees for German recovery plan
United States participation expected as reparations delegates move toward forming two committees on budgeting and exported capital. Paris and Berlin to host initial meetings with London as a possible site. Germany's access to on the spot study and potential international loan discussed amid Franco British rapprochement.
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Paris
Berlin
London
Germany
France
Great Britain
Poincare
Baldwin
Ten More Arrests In Bank Robbery Gases Case
A broad, international bank robbery gang linked to twenty two heists is rapidly being busted in Montana. Havre and Helena arrests target Walier, Hauger, Walthup and others while Butte remains a key hideout as detectives chase ex convicts and a woman known as Jew May along a border linked network.
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Doc” Walthup
Florian Carnal
Ed Marshall
Jew May
Helena
Bozeman
Bond Set at One Million for Special Administrators
Judge George B. Winston appointed Arthur J. Lochrie and W. F. Gullette as special administrators of the estate of the late John N. W. Bielenberg. They must post a one million dollar bond before assuming duties.
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Deer Lodge
George B. Winston
Charles P. H. Bielenberg
Nicholas J. Bielenberg
Arthur J. Lochrie
W. F. Gullette
John N. W. Bielenberg
Narrow opening gourd traps monkey named sai
An elderly note describes a gourd with a narrow opening filled with sugar as an effective trap for a monkey called the sai. Once the monkey begins tasting the sweetness it becomes captive rather than escape the delicacy.
Prisoners Arrive in Bozeman From Havre Bank Robberies
Sheriff Jim Smith brought two of eight Havre prisoners to Bozeman at 1 30 a m. Henry Lorenger former Hill county sheriff and Billy Coffron alias a Canadian bad man are said to be sought in Gallatin county over the Balesville State Bank robbery near here.
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Bozeman
Associated Press
Mont
Jim Smith
Havre
Northwest
Henry Lorenger
Hill County
Montana
Billy” Coffron
Gallatin County
Balesville
Here
Centerville and Gulchers Set for Key Independent League Final
Centerville nine time champions and Dublin Gulchers, undefeated this season, prepare for a top clash at Clark Park tomorrow after two weeks of camp training. Referees John McGough and Charles McAuliffe named with head linesman Skimmer Dee as the teams announce their regular lineups for the 2 pm showdown ending Independent play for 1923.
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Centerville
Dublin Gulchers
Clark Park
Hilltoppers
Gulchers
Hubs
Hilltop
Roy Bray
Frank Kelly
the Gulch
John McGough
Whitehall
Mines
Charles McAuliffe
Skimmer
Dee
Butte High
Denver University Center
Epinard Owner Plans US Match Races For Horse
Pierre Wirtheimer of France confirms he will take Epinard to New York to consider match races against America's best up to 1 1/2 miles. Negotiations for an international cup at Long Champs on May 3 stalled by Vincennes society. Wirtheimer aims to prove Epinard is the world’s top horse and is ready to ship him across the ocean for a series of races.
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Associated Press
Paris
Pierre Wirtheimer
Epinard
France
New York
United States
Eigunard
Americas
Murchison Injuries Threaten Track Work Outlook
Loren Murchison, Newark Athletic Club sprinter and holder of national 190 and 220 yard records, may retire temporarily after back injuries from a Philadelphia car accident. He seeks examination in New York and hopes to run again, with Olympic selection implications and a history of AAU titles and indoor records.
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Associated Press
New York
Loren Murchison
Newark
N. J
Philadelphia
Murchison
Paris
Antwerp
Chicago
New York Athletic Club
Missouri A. C
8&J. Louis
Rickard Arranging Wills Firpo Battle
New York promoter Tex Rickard discussed plans to stage a heavyweight bout between Harry Wills and Luis Firpo with a possible May date. Wills and his manager Paddy Mullins have not yet accepted terms, and New York remains the likely venue.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Harry Wills
Luis Firpo
Rickard
Firpo
Wills
Richard
Paddy Mullins
Penitence and Penury Follow Battler Siki in Harlem Return
Battler Siki, penitent and nearly broke, returns from his American spree after borrowing $1,000 from his manager Robert Moe Levy. He spent madly in Harlem, then vanished to New Jersey before promising to mend ways and limit spending to a dime at a time. Levy notes Siki now has $3.57 and jokes about his currency confusion and education.
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Associated Press
New York
Siki
America
Robert Moe ‘Levy
Johnny
Harlem
Wilds
New Jersey
Robert Moe
Butte High School Football Team Returns From North Trip
Butte a high school football squad arrived home from a northern trip after a Thanksgiving day 14 to 9 victory over Electric eleven. Star players Boss McDonald and Ole Olson were injured but Olson expected to return for basketball season with timing set to start January first. Coach Dahlberg shifts to basketball with tentative games arranged with Dillon and Deer Lodge.
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Butte
Great Falls
Purple
McDonald
Ole” Olson
Olson
Harry Dahlberg
Anaconda
Dahlberg
Dillon
Deer Lodge
Villa to Defend Flyweight Title Against Wallace
Pancho Villa, world flyweight champion, will defend his title in a 10 round decision bout against Patsy Wallace of Philadelphia on December 10 in Philadelphia. Articles of agreement were signed last night. The bout will be held under the new state boxing law allowing decisions, effective tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pancho Villa
Patsy Wallace
Freidman Schlaifer Bout Arranged for December 13
Sailor Freidman of Chicago light weight and Morrie Schlaifer of Omaha have been matched to box ten rounds in Omaha on December 13 under the auspices of the Veterans of the Spanish American War who announced the bout.
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Omaha
Neb
Sailor Freidman
Chicago
Morrie Schlaifer
Montana U Team Ready for Battle
Montana State University football arrives in Portland for a Mulnomah Field clash with Pacific University. Fans expect a fast, hard game as Pacific’s Badgers prepare and Montana plans to use its regular lineup for the contest.
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Portland
Ore
University of Montana
Mulnomah Field
Pacific University
Ben
Pacific University Badgers
Multnomah Field
Frank
Montana
Badgers
Fans Tunnel Under Franklin Field To Watch Penn Football
Philadelphia November 30. University of Pennsylvania officials disclosed several tunnels five to 25 feet long dug under Franklin Field during the season. The latest was found before the Cornell game and it is believed a score or more of the 56 000 attendees entered through the tunnels to view the contest.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Field
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Big Ten Coaches Gather to Shape Schedules in Chicago
In Chicago on November 30 a large group of athletic directors coaches and faculty athletic representatives from the ten Big Ten universities met to outline next year schedules for football and other sports. They reported likely few changes from last year and noted no major issues, though Wisconsin's E C Gerber may seek clearance of professional charges.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Concensus
E. C. Gerber
Wisconsin
Chicago University
Brown
Southern California University
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
High Schools Arrange Postseason National Title Game
Coaches from Cedar Rapids Iowa and Scott high Toledo Ohio met to arrange a sanctioned postseason game for the national interscholastic football championship. The game will be played in Toledo on December 8. Scott high has cited Spokane Washington and Watertown New York as key intersectional games, while Cedar Rapids has defeated Harrisburg Pennsylvania and other top high school teams.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Scott High
Toledo
Ohio
Spokane
Wash
Watertown
N. Y
Harrisburg
Washington Invited to East Versus West Rose Bowl Game
The Tournament of Roses association invited the University of Washington to play the United States Naval Academy in the East versus West game at Pasadena on New Year’s Day. Washington’s manager said a bid from the Los Angeles Community Development Association to meet Syracuse on Christmas Day would be considered by the faculty athletic committee.
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Associated Press
Pasadena
Cal
Tournament of Roses Association
University of Washington
Annapolis Navy Academy
Seattle
Wash
United States Naval Academy
Darwin M. Meisnest
Nana-~ger
Washington
Community Development Association of Los Angeles
Syracuse University
Chapman Stars For Hobart In Rochester Game Win
Hal Chapman quarterback for Hobart College led his team in the Rochester game. The Ho bart won 33 to unknown score with Chapman cited as a standout for the 1921 Butte High connection.
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Hal Chapman
Charles F. Chapman
Butte High
Hobart College
Rochester
Hobart
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