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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1920

Page

2

Anaconda High Wins Dramatic State Championship Rally

Anaconda defeats Billings in a tense Montana state final with Domitrovich Sugrue and Conroy delivering key plays. Fans mob the field as Anaconda clinches the 85 yard line rally and a successful drop kick. Billings hosts spirited reactions, while players receive praise for speed and defense amid a high tension showdown in Bozeman.

Billings Anaconda Domitrovich Sugrue Gonroy Conroy Theland Bow Mmroy Bowman Ana’conda Phythian Lunaburg Palmer Ryburn -Algeo Benley Phytician A. Palmer Billings—Fabrique Lundburg Graves Montana State College Bierman Montana State University Pittser Montana School of Imines Harma

Seven to Seven Battle Ends In Tie For Service Title

At Homewood field Baltimore the largest Maryland crowd witnessed a 7 to 7 stalemate as the Quantico Marines faced the Great Lakes naval training station team for the service championship. Brown scored a 73 yard TD late but the Marines tied the game in the final period.

Baltimore Maryland Daniels Quantico Quantico Marines Great Lakes Naval Training Station Stamford High Elgin High Detroit Tulane Cleveland West Tech Fitchburg St James High Depauw Academy Tiffalo Professionals Canton Ohio

Ireland Declares War On England Report Continues

Article notes Ireland declares war on England and follows with details from Page 1. Arthur Henderson leads a labor commission in Ireland as unofficial liaison between government and Sinn Feiners. Lloyd George speech at Constitutional Club urges suppression of murder and revolution while calling for conciliation to restore Ireland's freedom.

of Commons Arthur Henderson Ireland Labor Commission Sinn Pall Mall Gazette Lloyd George

University of Detroit Beats Tulane on Muddy Field 7 0

University of Detroit defeated Tulane here today on a muddy field by 7 to 0. Tulane had one chance in the third period when Fitz blocked a punt on Detroit's 30 yard line, but penalties moved Tulane to the 20, and Tulane failed to gain through the line, resorting to incomplete passes.

Phythian Bowman Morton O'Donnell Crimmins Bilings Domitrovich Anaconda Tushing Palmer Sculey Billings Sugar-Beeters Sugrue Conroy Harma Susrue Susruc New Orleans University of Detroit Tulane Fitz Detroit

Waivers Sought on Chicago Players

Reports said waivers were asked on Claude Hendrix and Buck Herzog of the Chicago National League club. President William Veeck declined to confirm or deny. Herzog testified before the grand jury investigating the baseball scandal, with his name appearing in connection to it. No evidence was presented to the grand jury.

Chicago Claude Hendrix Charles Buck) Herzog Wiliam Veeck Herzog Tenrise

Defoe Keeps Knockout Run With Frankie Brown Win

Billy Defoe of St Paul extended his knockout streak last night at Pioneer Sporting Club by stopping Frankie Brown in the eleventh round of a scheduled bout. Other results include Panama Joe Gans knocking out Jim Hassie in the seventh round and K O Laughlin stopping Yorkville Billy Papke in eight. Football scores from multiple schools and a boxing commission investigation into weigh-in irregularities were also reported.

New York Billy Defoe St. Paul Frankie Brown Pioneer Sporting Club Brown Defoe Detroit Mich Panama Joe Gans Jim Hassie Atlantic City Harry Raskin Patsy Kenealy Montreal Tommy Watson London England Joe Manly Laughlin South Bethlehem Yorkville Billy” Papke Vick McLaughlin Halifax Joe Pledge Sammy Burns Billy Delaney Jimmy Parton Nonkers Joe Weld Brooklyn A_ special and boxing commission Pat Moore Memphis Carl Tremaine Cleveland Central Athletic Club Tremaine Moore

Harvard Seeks Football Game With Indiana Next October

Chicago reports Harvard coach announced a request for a game with Indiana University's rooster squad in October. The coach said the invitation to play at Cambridge will likely be accepted.

Chicauy Wee Indiana University Harvard Rooster Cambridge

Farm Bureau Conference Set for Lincoln Meeting

Lincoln Nebraska was chosen as the meeting place for the next conference of mid west farm bureaus to be held early in January.

Columbue Ymom Sancoln Neb Mid-West Farm Bureaus

Argentine withdraws from League Assembly

Senator Lodge notes Latin American delegation exit from the league sparked by objections raised by Republicans two years earlier. The Argentine move comes sooner than expected as other nations echo concerns about the League of Nations.

League Assembly League Lodge

Dillon Social News Weaves Weeks of Local Gatherings

In Dillon Illinois on December 4 the Theta pioneer girls club met at Mrs W B Hartwig on South Rife street for auction bridge and luncheon. Many residents attended dinners theater outings and dances. Mrs Frank Rife travels to Butte. Miss Lucille Paul visits Butte. Mrs Annabell Desmond hosted a dinner for daughters Annabel and Maureen with a Hartwig theater party. Dances by American Legion and Baxter Tonney orchestra enlivened the week. many guests from surrounding towns attended. Additional notes include visits by Mrs H F Best to California, Mrs Diggle Emerick’s wedding gifts at their ranch, Miss Louise Almy leaving for Oregon, and club and guild meetings across town with speakers and programs.

Illon Theta Pioneer Girls’ Club W. B. Hartwig South Rife Street Auetion Bridge Frank Rife Butte California Melrose Ditton City Hall American Legion Sunset Orchestra Yire Diggle “Emerick Dillon Emerick Louise Almy Southern Montana Abstract Company Oregon Aid Society The Methodist Church Bert Crampton Clarence Bates Henry Greer George Ditty Manse Society Good Government Club Mary Inness Isaac Edinger Divide Guild Geneva’ Baker North Pacific Street Shrinene Mystic Shrine Tirzah Temple Daughters of the Nile J.B. Cluely Nan Hazard Velma’ Phillips Billings Hunter's Hot Springs Mary B. Callaway B. J. Callaway Great Falls Lew Callaway St. James Guild Ellen Lovell South Pacific Street Rhet Rathbone Lee Williams Julia Anderson Mary Schoenborn Baxter-Tonney Clara Plant HS. Gimble Delphian Society W. J. Chapman Mary Jiliott A. A. Eliott St James Guild Hall Jessie McMillan Marie Bourquin May Garland Butte Business College C. G. Buyck Margaret Caldwell

Suit for royalty by Highland Oil

Highland Oil files suit in district court against J E Souers an officer who challenged an assignment of royalty as forged. The company claims the document was signed and held royalties in the Big Lehman well now drilling, with Souers acting for the firm using company property. Also notes Souers’ role and salary and actions taken for the company. Also reports Berlin claims Pasha asked Germany to viva Germany per Central News.

Highland Oil Company J. E. Souers Lehman Souers Ovsr Pasha London Mnver Pasha Viva Germany Berlin

Pope Indorses Relief Council Urges Aid for Three Million Children

The Pope urges American citizens to generously support a relief council’s work, noting the crisis spans three million children across Europe. He calls for charity beyond creed or party, praising work that aids innocent children of former enemies and praying for blessings on the efforts.

Wnds Christ

Boxing Bout Banned by Chicago Authorities

Chicago officials halted a planned boxing match between Pat Moore and Jimmy Kelly at the Seventh Regiment Armory under the Spanish War Veterans association. Adjutant General Dickson cited professional boxing as illegal and reported protests from residents. The crowd of about 3,000 reacted with disorder but controlled.

Chicago Joe Gans Terry McGovern Pat Moore Memphis Jimmy Kelly Seventh Regiment Armory

Bandits Rob Ukrainian-American Building and Loan in Cleveland

In Cleveland on December 4 six bandits robbed the Ukrainian-American Building and Loan association of over 1500 dollars. A customer was shot during the hold up. The robbers fled in an automobile. Separately two payroll robbers halted a pay master elsewhere in town, taking 3000 dollars before escaping.

Avernate Cleveland

Bank Closes in Cliff Colorado After 1907 Start

The First Bank of Cliff Colorado, with deposits of 224000 dollars, closed its doors today. It began business in 1907. The state bank examiner’s office will not issue a statement until after an investigation.

Denver First Bank of Clift Col State Bank Examiner

Taxi Driver Killed In Robbery At Local Hospital

In Mixnrapolis on December 4 a Maxicab driver named Lyle was shot at a local hospital after an attempted robbery. Two employees of the Northern Hag company riding in the cab were incautiously found robbed of more than a nominal payroll. The driver attempted to intervene and was fatally shot as the assailants fled with the payroll.

Mixnrapolis Lyle The Wands Northern Hag Company Neely Aia

Washington aims at farming aid with congressional bill

A deformed OCR text notes that Congress will consider farming aid next session. It mentions a resolution for restoring the old corporation and cites Senator Hef, Representative Byrnes of South Carolina, and other lawmakers as key figures guiding the measure.

Washington Nee Corporation Hef Byrnes South Carolin

Industrial mood at a national level, York dispatch

A Dec 4 NY dispatch reports 45 states covering 95 percent of the population show widespread industrial depression. Unemployment is rising slowly despite no broad layoffs, as the Industrial Conference Board cites a postwar overproduction era, labor shortages, overtime cutbacks, and short-time work across many sectors.

York National Industrial Conference Board

Garrett Charged With DWI In Tennessee Case

Washington reports a representative from Tennessee, Finis J Garrett, faces a driving while intoxicated charge after his car struck a young woman. Witnesses claim he was not intoxicated and no evidence of drinking exists. A hearing will be held as officials note tension amid broader political telegrams and local leaders seeking to avert outside influence.

Washington Vec Finis J Garrett Tennessee Qarretvs Garrett

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