Montana Victors in Roundup Club Football Drive
The Butte Y pictorial drive concluded with Montana topping a mixed gender football campaign. Receipts and pledges totaled 8484.25, with teams from Dartmouth Navy Washington Princeton Pennsylvania Army Michigan all contributing, and individual top scores listed for Agnes Is, Eiza Russell, and others.
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Agnes
FE. L. Ralston
Ralph Place
Eiza Russell
H. H. Bretherton
Alex Blewett
Frank Léonard
Fred McCloud
Darith
Navy
Ington
Montana
Ineton
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Army
Dave Kilroy
Benardin
Piefee
Mon
L. L. Yamey
Walter Ballard
Ben Hardin
A. L. Matter
C. J. Nepper
Edythe Griffith
Margaret Hoyt
H. T. James
MacDonald
Richard Mehy
Florence Schwane
Na Rickey
Ralph
Princeton
Erce
EB. L. Ralston
Paul Joff
Elea Russell
Everett H. Parker
Dartmouth
M Agness Davis
William Hall
Tom Russell
George N. Short
Eugene Carroll
Russell
Washington
Sam Parker
Gills
Butte “Y
Parker
Butte “*Y
Commission 10 Probes Natural Gas Charges in Montana
The Montana railway commission will hold two hearings this month to examine distribution methods and rates for natural gas in the Kevin Sunburst field. Notices go to producers distributors and dealers in Cole County for a hearing by Dec 16. On Dec 15 the commission will review New Brand Gas Co at Kevin under the state regulation act for drilling oil and gas wells.
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Associated Press
Helena
Kevin-Sunburst
Montana Railway Commission
Cole County
Commission
Iby
Kevin
Ireland Ulster Free State Boundary Treaty Provisions
The text outlines a treaty among Britain, the Saorstat, and Northern Ireland. It revokes Article 12 proviso powers, releases the Saorstat from Article five debt liability, and has the Free State assume British damages liabilities since 1919. It raises compensation for damage to 10 percent by stock bonds and dissolves the Ireland council, enabling Ulster and the Free State to meet on shared interests. Confirmation by parliaments is required.
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Eaid
Aorstat
Northern Ireland
Free State
Council of Ireland
Ulster
Oppose War as Means of Settling Disputes Conference Declares
Washington December 3 The national study conference of churches on world peace ends its three day discussion with a declaration that the church should not sanction war. It rejects an outright ban on all wars but defends some wars as justified. The conference supports individual conscience for participation in war and opposes war as a church policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Conference of Churches On World Peace
Souight
James A. Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bozeman Arrests Tied to Larceny Case and Suicide
La Londe was placed in custody by Assistant Chief O Donnell after telegraphic advice from Bozeman officers in a larceny inquiry. Meanwhile Sumner Brown, 38, a mental patient at the U.S. government hospital in Sheridan Wyoming, jumped from a second floor window and died. Brown, a World War veteran, had been at the hospital since November 1919.
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la Londe
O'Donnell
Bozeman
Associated Press
Sheridan
Wyo
Sumner Brown
United States Government Hospital
Whitney
Brown
Raid Breaks Up Huge Booze Ring Regardless of Coast Guard Claims
Prohibition agents exposed lavish expenditures totaling over $1,000 at the Mayflower hotel as they built a case against two employees. A banquet for 13 people allegedly included liquor, fueling questions about undercover spending and the 200,000 dollar budget request for next year.
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Washington
Mayflower Hotel
Andrews
The
Treasury
Gallivan
Rehibtion Bureau
Portable stills do contract business in Wyoming
Wyoming law enforcement reports portable whiskey stills moved from place to place. Commissioner L D Christensen says several such devices are in use and that one was seized near Dines. The department warns operations run on contract to evade laws.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyoming
L. D. Christensen
Dines
Wyo
Indemnity Set at 219000 for Greece in Frontiers Clash
Geneva reports the League of Nations commission ordered Greece to pay 219000 in reparations after the Macedonian border clashes with Bulgaria. The finding favored Greece for a captain killed while advancing under a flag of truce, while no indemnity was imposed for Bulgarian militiamen.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations Commission
Greece
Bulgaria
Neuilly
White House Season Opens With Dinner
The White House social season opened with President and Mrs. Coolidge hosting a dinner for Vice President Dawes, cabinet members, and guests. Notable attendees included Brig. Gen. Herbert M. Lord, Henry White, Richard Washburn Child, Frank Munsey, and Frank W. Stearns among others.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Coolidge
Dawes
Herbert M. Lord
Butlet
Lord
Secret T
Veret Sanders
Henry White
France
Scientists doubt buried city story near Pike county
Residents and archaeologists question a claim by R D Burchard of St Louis that a prehistoric buried city has been unearthed near Pike county Missouri. Excavations halted as backers seek funds after a $20000 spend, while experts say findings do not match expectations.
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Louisiana
Pike County
R. D. Burchar
St. Louis
Ny Pa
Burchard
Columbia
Whelpley
Ucker
Pacific
Bank Robbery in Baldwin Wisconsin Nets $5000
Four men held up the First National Bank in Baldwin Wisconsin late today taking 500 in silver and 4500 in currency from A A Wilnik assistant cashier Lena Snowden stenographer and John Zoneren cattle buyer. They forced the victims against a wall then hid loot under coats and escaped in two cars toward Minneapolis.
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Associated Press
Baldwin
Wis
First National Bank
Minneapolis
A. A. Wilnik
Lena Snowdenden
John Zoneren
Wilnik
Chicago School of Domestic Art Teaches Housemaids
The program trains housemaids to greet callers answer the telephone and perform daily duties. It also instructs on proper costumes for different daytime periods.
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Chicago School of Domestic Art
Government eyes reforms for irrigated lands amid solvency threats
The report notes rising crop values on federal irrigation lands and cites progress from the Tieton and Black Canyon dams. It urges subdividing large Montana Sun River tracts for small skilled settlers, expanding alfalfa farming, and relocating unproductive alkali land on the Huntley project. It calls for cost recovery, longer terms, and enhanced tenant to owner support.
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Tieton
Yakima
Washington State
Black Canyon
Idaho
Sun River
Montana
Mead
Vandalla Canal
Milk River
United States
Huntley Reclamation
Commissioner of Reclamation
Mian Injured in Wreck Improved at Murray Hospital
Herbert Benjamin, critically injured when an automobile rolled down a hill near the Black Rock mine Wednesday, was reported slightly improved at Murray hospital last night. His abdomen was punctured and he was taken to the hospital in critical condition.
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Herbert Benjamin
Black Rock
Murray Hospital
Benjamin
Ferguson appoints two to Texas highway panel
Governor Miriam A Ferguson names Mosely as highway commission chairman and John Gage to replace resigning members Lanham and Burkett amid a federal probe into highway funds. The inquiry began after a conference with Attorney General and federal agents, as Speaker Satterwhite asks lawmakers to cover special session costs.
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Associated Press
Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
State Highway Commission
Texas
Lee Satterwhite
al Mosely
Dallas
Theighway Commission
Frank V. Latham
John Gage
Stephenville
Joe Burkett
Lanham
Burkett
Danacety
P. St. J. Wilson
United States Bureau of Public Roads
W. J. O'Leary
Bureau
A. R. Losh
Port Worth
Federal Aid Division
Highway Department
Ferguson
James G. Ferguson
Satterwhite
Cody
Pageant Play of India at Mountain View Church
The Pageant play of India will be presented tonight at Mountain View Methodist church starting at 8. It features five scenes showing Christianity influence on Hindu life, including the Wise Men, village life, Christian schooling, medicine, and officials benefiting from Christianity. About 40 Epworth league members under Mrs Margaret F Clifford stage manage with costuming and lighting. Community attendance invited.
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India
Mountain View Methodist Church
Christian School
Mission of Médicine
Intermediate Epworth League
Margaret F. Clifford
Patrick Mahoney Dies After 27 Years with Butte Miners
Patrick Mahoney aged 52 a native of Ireland died at his home 115 Minah street early last evening. He worked in the Butte mines for 27 years and is survived by his widow a sister in Boston a brother in Ireland and several nieces and nephews. The body lies at the Duggan undertaking establishment.
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Patrick Mahoney
Butte
Minah Street
Mahoney
Ireland
Boston
Duggan Undertaking Establishment
Miss Nellie Sullivan Dies in Butte After Short Illness
Nellie Sullivan a Houghton Michigan native who lived in Butte for 20 years died last evening at 1806 Cobban street after a brief illness. She leaves two brothers Daniel of Butte and M F Sullivan of Cleveland Ohio two sisters Julia Sullivan of Butte and Mrs Mansfield of Houghton a sister in law Mrs Jerry Sullivan of Butte and three nieces Kathleen Leona and Annabelle Sullivan Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Nellie Sullivan
Houghton, Mich
Butte
Cobban Street
Sullivan
Daniel
M. F. Sullivan
Cleveland
Ohio
Julia Sullivan
Mansfield
Jerry Sullivan
Kathleen
Leona
Annabelle Sullivan
Funeral for Mrs Felicia David at Meaderville
Funeral services for Mrs Felicia David were held at her home on Front Street before proceeding to St Helena's Church for requiem high mass celebrated by Rev Father Killila. The burial was in St Patrick's Cemetery and pallbearers included Frank Pignocco Dominic Salk Anton Donati Charlie Actis Carl Consoni and Dominic Quilici.
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Dominic Salk
Anton Donati
Charlies Actis
Carl Consoni
Dominic Quilici
Peter Connelly Buried In Funeral Mass
The funeral of Peter F. Connelly was held yesterday morning with Rev M McCormack celebrating mass. Friends from Fort Benton Cut Bank and Anaconda attended. Pallbearers included John Connelly Mike Cleary Thomas Connell John Connell Pat Kilgallon and Harry Stanton.
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Peter Connelly
Peter F. Connelly
Paul Tomazin Dies After Illness in Butte Hospital
Paul Tomazin of Hamilton died yesterday at a Butte hospital at age 64. He came to Butte in 1897 and later moved to the Bitter Root valley. He leaves a wife four sons Fred Frank Sylvester and William two daughters Julia and Mary and a brother Andrew of Lolo.
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Paul Tomazin
Hamilton
Butte
Mr. Tomazin
Bitter Root Valley
Fred Frank
Sylvester
William
Julia
Mary
Andrew
Lolo
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Mc Veigh
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Mc Veigh will be held this morning at 9 45 at the Daly Shea chapel. A solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated at Sacred Heart church and burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery.
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M’veigh
Sarah Mc Veigh
Daly-Shea
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
McCaw Funeral Today At Walsh Chapel
Funeral for Patrick McCaw held at Walsh chapel at 9 this morning. Mass at Immaculate Conception church followed by interment in Holy Cross cemetery.
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Patrick McCaw
Walsh
Immaculate Conception Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Gibbons to Enter Politics as Sheriff Candidate
St Paul boxer Tommy Gibbons may run for sheriff next year as intimates say he plans to enter politics. Local supporters note his fame and law enforcement traits could aid a campaign.
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Gibbons
ST. Paul
Tommy Gibbons
Sullivan Case Highlights 15 Frameup Claim in Trial
Dan Sullivan 21 of Butte faces trial before Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch on a grand larceny case tied to an alleged frameup by Gus Ebola owner of Covert street soft drink emporium. Sullivan argues a grudge influenced arrests and disputes over $23.85 in receipts.
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Dan Sullivan
Butte
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Grand
Gus Ebola
Emporium
Becaue
J. F. Sullivan
Don Kelly
Roy Alien
Montana University School of Law
Yonie
Sullivan
Ekola
John In
Emmett Walsh
Lynch
Walsh
Gook Wins Grand Champion at International Livestock Show
At Chicago’s International Livestock Exposition the champion steer Mah Jongg owned by Iowa State College sold for 3 a pound totaling 4880 the highest price for a grand champion. Aberdeen Angus stock drew top bids with 15 head selling at 43 cents a pound for 6773.56 to New Palmer House Chicago. King of the Fairies shorthorn bull sold for 1050 to Frank Co Baker Kansas City. Awards included senior Herefords and other prizes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mah Jongg
Iowa State College
Biltmore
New York
Palmer House
Prince of Wales
Frank Co. Baker
Kansas City
Catue
Laugh With Briggs Cartoonist Daily Cartoons Featured
Clare Briggs, famed cartoonist, offers daily depictions of life in the Standard. His Days of Real Sport and Somebody Is Always Taking the Joy Out of Life appear on the want ad page, inviting readers to view his cartoons each day.
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Clare Briggs
Standard
Briggs
Want
Joy 4th Grand Champion Hereford Female at Townsend
In Townsend Montana A B Cook exhibited a Hereford female who earned grand champion in the female division. Joy finished fourth in her class demonstrating strong breed quality and competition.
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Joy
A. B. Cook
Townsend
Mont
Hereford
University Station 5 Heard On Both Coasts
KUOM State University radio station reports reception in Boston and Seattle with clear music and talks. A Seattle message praises the staff and performers. Leslie Peterie, KUOM operator, is to write articles on short wave transmitters for a radio publication.
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State University
Missoula
KUOM
Boston
Seattle
Leslie Peterie
Peterie
New Zealand
Montana
Railroads Asked to Extend Reduced Rates for Livestock
Montana railroads face a request from the Montana railway commission to prolong by one year the 1925 special rates for registered horses and cattle. The rate started January 1 and ends December 31 with a minimum $7 charge or half tariff for less than carload shipments. Favorable replies have come from Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Oregon Short Line. Other lines in effect include Northern Pacific C B Q and Great Northern.
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Montana
Ontana Railway Commission
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Oregon Short Line
Northern Pacetic
Great Northern
Associated Press
Helena
Dec
Truck And Locomotive Crash At Fort Collins
A Union Pacific locomotive and an automobile truck collided at a grade crossing near Fort Collins Colorado. The truck was demolished while the engine was disabled. The driver escaped injury. The truck struck the engine pilot and rebounded into the engine breaking a driveshaft.
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Vess
Fort Collins
Col
Union Pacific
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