Great Falls and Butte Clash for State Football Title
Great Falls and Butte face off for the Montana state football championship as both squads arrive in Butte. Northern eleven from Miles City boast 10 straight wins and a high scoring offense, while Great Falls features a strong passing attack and solid defense. Lectures, banquets, and dances surround the game with officials and press in attendance.
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Murphy
Schlaiffer
Great Falls
Butte
Commission rules bout fake and withholds purse
Omaha welterweights Morrie Schleiffer and Frankie Murphy were found to have staged a fake bout at the Broadway theater. The Silver Bowl boxing commission withheld their $1,260 purse and suspended them 360 days from Montana rings after hearing doctors, judges, and the referee. The funds may go to a veterans’ relief fund.
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Morrie Schleiffer
Omaha
Frankie Murphy
Denver
Broadway Theater
Nebraska
Silver Bowl
Boxing Commission
Légion Boxing Commission
Schlaiffer
Murphy
Legion
Schhlaiffer
Hhe
William Meyer
Flynn
Dre. O'Brien
Monahan
Charles Staples
De Luxe Feature Film Company Plans Three New Photoplays
Louis Frosenberg of Seattle's De Luxe Feature Film company visited Butte yesterday. He held talks with local managers and arranged for three new super photoplays to be shown soon at the Rialto and American theaters. The titles include Shadows with Lon Chaney, Phophas and Orange Blossoms with Estelle Taylor and Kenneth Harlan, and The World's 4 Stage with Dorothy D'Hits and Kenneth Harlan.
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Louis Frosenberg
de Luxe Feature Film Company
Seattle
Butte
Fr. Rosenberg
Smith Lon Chaney
Kenneth Harlan
Burial place sought for Samuel Land 1914 Missouri crossing
Great Falls officials seek burial site for Samuel Land who died in 1914 while attempting to cross the Missouri River with a Bible as the Ontana Power Company dam was under construction. Proving his death is needed for settlement in Oklahoma.
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Great Falls
Samuel Land
Ontana Power Company
Oklahumg
Turkish Turkish proposals for straits regulation discussed
The Near Eastern conference session saw Tehitcherin soften hostility to Turkish straits proposals while Japan's Baron Hayashi voiced strong interest in Black Sea trade and supported diplomatic steps toward demilitarized zones and free passage. Curzon outlined Turkish-entente differences and urged informal technical discussions to reach agreement. Russia pressed to join, but Curzon kept the forum exclusive to participating powers.
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Proca Laublanne
Dee & - Georges Tehitchern
Dardanelles
Japan
Baron Hayashi
Black Sea
Richard Washburn Childs
Jamet Pasha
Turkey
Lord Curzon
Pasha
M. Tehitcherin
M., Rakovsky
Russia
State body must approve butte conda cutoff
County commissioners, who recent inspected the butte-anaconda cut- off, have taken no action. Acceptance of the highway rests with the state highway commission. They did not officially approve but called it a very good piece of work.
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State
Butte-Anaconda
State Highway Commission
Grand Army of the Republic and Ladies of GA R Election Tonight
The Grand Army of the Republic holds its officer elections at the courthouse this evening at 7 30. The Ladies of the G A R vote on officers at 8 00 at the same location. Full attendance for both organizations is required.
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Gc. A. RR
Grand Army of the Republic
Senator Stewart Addresses 10 Pupils at Butte Business College
Senator T I Stewart of Anaconda spoke to students, parents, and faculty on General and Citizenship Education. He urged preparedness for future governance, courage in education, and responsibility to exercise citizenship. Mrs Stephenson led the program with piano accompaniment and Miss Huffman sang.
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Butte Business College
T. I Stewart
Anaconda
J. J. Stephenson
Gladys Huffman
Elks Lodge Dance Set for This Evening
Elks Lodge No 240 announces an informal dance at the K of C hall this evening for members and their ladies only. Admission is by membership card.
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Elks’ Lodge No. 240
K. of C. Hall
Bailey Family To Attend Cleveland Funeral Of Father
Mr and Mrs Frank T Bailey of 205 North Excelsior Street will travel to Cleveland tonight for the funeral of Mrs Bailey’s father Henry Grombacher who died suddenly Friday. Grombacher a Ohio pioneer and former vice president of United Banking Company is survived by sons George H Grombacher Ray A Grombacher and by Mrs Bailey.
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Frank T. Bailey
North
Excelsior Street
Cleveland
Bailey
Henry Grombacher
Grombacher
Ohio
United Banking Company
George H. Grombacher
Butte
Spokane
Ray A. Grombacher
Turkey card party at Knights of Pythias hall
Big fat turkeys from eastern Montana will attend the Fraternal Brotherhood session at the Knights of Pythias hall this evening. The birds serve as exhibits for a turkey card party that follows the lodge meeting, which has seen two prior successful events.
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Fastern Montana
Knights of Pythias
Boosters Flock to Butte for Big Upcoming Game
Ardent supporters from Great Falls and Miles City travel to Butte by train and bus, about 400 strong, to back their teams. Large crowds fill hotel lobbies as high school classes are excused. Both sides promise a hard fought contest on foreign field while radio coverage keeps home fans updated.
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Great Falls
Miles City
Butte
Fifty Candidates Take First Degree in Knights of Columbus
A class of 50 candidates received the first degree of the Knights of Columbus last night in Butte by a team including W. J. Corbett and others. Sunday at 0 30 the candidates meet at the Knights home and proceed to St Patrick's church for high mass at 10. The second degree follows at 1 pm with the third degree later and an evening program for candidates and friends.
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Knights of Columbus
Butte
W. J. Corbett
G. N
Chester Deitler
John P. Hogan
Vincent Hurley
Frank Feeny
John Cavanaugh
H. R
John Drout
I. G
Leonard Stafford
St. Patrick's Church
Fire destroys Gordon Campana barn near Waterloo Mont
Fire of unknown origin razed the bi daily barn on the Franklin and Clover ranch known as the old Gordon Campana property one mile west of Waterloo Montana. Loss estimated at twenty thousand dollars.
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Franklin and Clover
Gordon-Campana
Waterloo
Mont
Prohibition Still Raids Uncovered Hidden Distillery Near Browns Gulch
In Browns Gulch officers raided a property along a hillside road and found a farm with a three-still operation and a large quantity of moonshine mash. Detectives and federal officers confiscated 150 barrels of mash and 100 gallons of illicit product. Riley, John Jenks, and another suspect were taken in. Riley released on $300 bond and others ordered to report to the station.
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Sunrise
Riley
Butte
John Jenks
Murphy
Holter
Rodda, Gerry
White
Powell
van Orden
Tiger Declares Overture and American Role in Peace
Tiger outlines wartime history and criticizes American withdrawal from Versailles. He praises American minds behind the peace conference but urges a continued American role and a tripartite security pact with Britain and France. He then departs by special train to Philadelphia for an upcoming speech.
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America
United States
Europe
Clemenceau
France
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Court Says William Toy Must Pay His Fine
William Toy, operator of a Chinese store in Butte, must pay a $1,000 narcotics fine after the Montana Supreme Court affirmed a lower court decision. The ruling comes as the appellate court upheld the fine and Toy’s obligations.
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WM. Toy
Associated Press
Helena
Dee
William Toy
Butte
Supreme Court
Toy
Nora Coughlin Sanger
Leslie Sanger
Silver Bow County
Louise Sanger
Shipstead presses Butler naming fight in committee
Senator Shipstead accuses Butler of being a partisan advocate for corporations and urges questioning of Judge Gary of United States Steel as an associate justice. He also cites disqualification over railroad cases and alleges unfair action as University of Minnesota regent in dismissing three faculty members. He offers to hear more witnesses beyond Professor Schaper's testimony.
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Shipstead
Mr. Butler
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Butler
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senator Shipstead
University of Minnesota
Schaper
Butte and Anaconda Puckchasers Meet Sunday in Historic Game
For the first time since 1916 hockey era in Montana, Butte and Anaconda clubs meet Sunday at Lake Avoca Boucher's with many last year’s Butte stars in Bouweher lineup. Anaconda and Butte consider forming state league in Deer Lodge area, with Reed and Jimmie Williams among former Butte players in prominent hockey careers.
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Montana
Butte
Anaconda
Lake Avoca
Boucher's
Beatty Club
Bouweher
A. B. W. Clarke
Deer Lodge
Clicuts
Reed
Calgary Tigers
Canada
Johnny Matz
Edmonton
Esekimor
Toronto
Jimmie Williams
Emmone
Bishop Carroll discusses Oregon school bill effects
The Rt. Rev. J. P. Carroll bishop of Helena spoke at the Knights of Columbus home about Oregon's school bill and its nationwide impact. He urged Montana Catholics to explain the viewpoint to prevent a similar bill here and said bishops would contest the law in court if needed.
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J. P. Carroll
Helena
Knights of Columbus
Oregon
Bishop Carroll
Butte
Montana
America
State Cours
Supreme Court of
United States
Change Meeting Date of Moguls in Baseball
President Ban Johnson moved the American league club owners annual meeting in Chicago to Tuesday Dec 12 to align with a joint major leagues meeting called by Commissioner Sandia for Dec 14 in New York City. The notice came by long distance telephone from Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League Today
Sandia
New York City
Johnson
Excelsior Springs
West Virginia to Play Oregon in San Diego on Christmas Day
West Virginia football has accepted an invitation to face the University of Oregon in San Diego on Christmas Day. The Mountaineers did not lose a game this season.
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Associated Press
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
University of Oregon
San Diego
Grandchild Relieved From Croupy Cough by Foley's Honey and Tar
Peter Landis of Meyersdale Pennsylvania says his grandchild could not find relief from a severe croupy cough until Foley's Honey and Tar was given. He notes quick relief for coughs colds and throat chest and bronchial irritations with a non opiate formula. Paxson and Rockefeller Co. promotes the product as time tested and safe for three generations.
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Peter Landis
Meyersdale
Foley
Paxson & Rockefeller Co
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