Puck Chasers Organize for Winter Season and Rules
Montana intercollegiate conference plans discussed in Butte at Leggat hotel with Montana State College School of Mines Mount St Charles college State Normal School and others. Draft constitution to be sent to Montana University. eligibility schedules and a tentative basketball schedule were outlined with Mines to play two games each against several schools.
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Montana
Butte
Leggat
Montana State College
School of Mines
Mount St. Charles College
State Normal School
Walter T. Scott
Scott
Montana University
Montana Wesleyan
Billings Polytechnical School
Bozeman
Mines
Wesleyan
Mount &J. Charles
Normal School
Billings Poly
State College
D. D. Swingle
A. D. Jones
R. S. McBain
Edward Cahill
Mount 8&J. Charles
John McGough
Pacific coast conference limits post season play and New Year game
The Pacific coast intercollegiate conference adopted a ban on post season games except rarely and limited complimentary tickets. It withdrew supervision of the Pasadena New Year game and set football season to end the second Saturday after Thanksgiving. Oregon declined a Christmas day game citing conference stand. Northwest conference announced its schedule with Montana vs Washington Oct 10 in Seattle and other Montana matchups.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Conference
Pasadena
Stanford University
University of Oregon
University of West Virginia
San Diego
Northwest
Coast Conference
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Moscow
Whitman
Missoula
Three Cities Form Year Three Hockey League
A Montana state hockey league formed with Butte, Anaconda, and Deer Lodge teams. The Bouchers of Butte beat Washoe Athletic Club of Anaconda 7 to 2 in the season opener at Lake Avoca. Dr H A Maillet is president, with a three-team board and a Jan 10 player eligibility deadline.
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Montana
Butte
Bouchers
Washoe Athletic Club
Anaconda
Lake Avoca
Deer Lodge
H. A. Maillet
Sig Goodfriend
Gerry
Landon
Robitella
McGregor
Harper
Smelter City
Matheson
Morre
Washoe A
Teigvinis
Terete Agy
Rifle Shots Tied for First Place at Rocky Mountain Club
Weathered competition at the Rocky Mountain Rifle club drew a large crowd despite blizzard like winds. Rifles shot at 200 yards offhand on the A target and shotgun scores from strings of 20 blue rocks in squads of five amid wind gusts and a northern gale.
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Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Tisdale
Jos W Greenough Dies in Spokane
Spokane, Wash December 10 Joseph W Greenough mining man and Wyoming oillands investor died today at 64 Born Fort Riley Kansas March 30 1858 he moved to Missoula at 27 built a lumber and mercantile business later relocating to Spokane in 1907 Survived by wife two brothers four daughters three sons and a sister His health never fully recovered after influenza two years ago Also note: national taxable amusements last year totaled 733 729 374 dollars, down 14000 from the prior year.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Joseph W. Greenough
Wyoming Oilands
Fort Riley
Kan
Missoula
W. D. Greenough
J. B. Greenough
Lander
Wyo
W. Warl Grenough
Great Falls
Mont
I. T. Hosey
San Diego
Cal
Libby Garage warehouse roof collapses under heavy snow
In Libby Montana a heavy Saturday night snowstorm caused the Libby Garage company warehouse roof to collapse burying cars and equipment valued above 35000 dollars. Most cars were totaled as three and a half feet of snow buried the area.
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Libby
Mont
Libby Garage Company
Relief 19 Given To Fire Refugees
The fire aftermath reports outside funds aiding 2000 homeless and displaced workers across Astoria. Red Cross and Oregon National Guard provide aid with field kitchens and meals. Homeless residents sleep on docks or in Seaside shelters as planners debate rebuilding location and earthward options to prevent a repeat.
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Red Cross
Oregon National Guard
Seaside
Astoria
Wider scope of Olympic Games
Baron Pierre de Coubertin declares at a Lausanne reception for Near East peace delegates that Europe must share Olympic leadership with the United States. He urges making the Games more American while considering interests in East Asia, South America and Africa and rejects a single centered plan for the Olympic movement.
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Associated Press
Lausanne
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
International Olympic Committee
United States
Aaron de Coubertin
Europe
Aftermath of Big Contest Decides Montana State Title
Gossip centers on Miles City and Great Falls high schools after a 6 to 3 win by Miles City in Butte securing the state championship. Miles City displayed the trophy and watches, while Great Falls departed with lingering talk of the play. Coach Charles McAuliffe stayed overnight in Butte before returning home. The event drew wide attention and was praised for the field conditions and fair treatment by local authorities.
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Anaconda Kiwanians
Butte
Anaconda
Kiwanis
Winnegan
Dr. Tash
Butte Kiwanians
Moses Se Eee Eeen
Tulin “Wet Royal
Roddewig Aeeee
Tash
Ff Halloran iv
Cote
Ausonen
Racers
Anaconda Kiwanis Finnegan
Allen
Smith
Kilberer Seer
Miles City
Great Falls
Montana
Charles McAuliffe
Custer
School of Mines Management
Mudros North Buttes Win Class A Bowling Contests
Mudros and North Buttes topped Class A bowling at the Y M C A Saturday. Mudros won three straight over Yegen bank. North Butte defeated A C M. Joe Mudro led with a 615 high score. Next games feature A C M versus Cadillacs and Elm Orlu versus Yegens.
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Mudros
North Butte
Yegen Bank
Joe Mudro
Cadillacs
Elm Orlu
Yegens
Tomboys Up Quintet Oust Rainbows For Lead In Y M C A League
The Tomboys quint, dominating play, blanked Rainbows 8 to 0 to seize first in the Y M C A Women’s Basketball League. Warne, Sylvester and Freshman starred. two other games drew fans as Flappers beat Slivers 14 to 12 in overtime. Tramps rallied to defeat Muckers 14 to 8.
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Tomboys Quint
Warne
Sylvester
Tomboys
Better Roads 10 Meet to Map Planned Legislation
Sessions will map proposed road measures at the Empeco club rooms in the Montana Electric building. Speakers include A. Cannon W B Dennis Gov. Joseph M Dixon and John N Edy with a statewide executive roads committee list of Montana leaders. The goal is to prepare road legislation for the upcoming Helena assembly. Registration Monday 9 to 11 at the chamber of commerce. drafts to be shown at the evening session after a Silver Bow club dinner. The Montana Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries will join the executive road committee meeting on Dee 11 12 13 in Butte.
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Empeco Club
Montana Electric Company
East Broadway
A. Cannon
Wisconsin Good Roads Association
W. B. Dennis
Oregon Road Legislation Committee
Joseph M. Dixon
John N. Edy
State Highway Commission
Executive Roads Committee
Good Roads Advocates
Sid J. Coffee
Missoula
P. L. Wills
Butte
H. H. Howard
Bozeman
Wilfred J. Johnson
S. Warden
Great Falls
Daniel H. Miles
Livingston
R. D. Larabie
Deer Lodge
FE. J. Bowman
Anaconda
Cc. H. McLeod
A. J. Davis
M. V. Wilson
Helena
Ted Reinbold
Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce
West Broadway
Silver Bow Club
Montana Association of Commercial Organization
Butte Dee
Executive Road Committee
Amateur electrical work blamed for Huntington fires
Huntington fire chief Rush Burks warns amateur repairs cause fires and urges residents to hire competent electricians. He notes copper pennies used to bridge blown fuses endangers lives.
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Huntington
W. Va
Rush Burks
Clemenceau Affirms France Seeks No German Territory
In a private interview Clemenceau denies any French aim to annex German lands. He notes France would seek occupation not annexation for safety and expresses confidence in British leaders Lloyd George and Bonar Law while avoiding fixed Cannes terms. The Tiger plans to arrive in Chicago by noon en route to New York.
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France
Chicago
New York
M. Clemenceau
Rhine
Germany
Lloyd George
Tiger
Cannes
Bonar Law
Allied Premiers Near Break as Germany Proposes Global Loans
Senator McCormick denied knowledge of the proposals while the German plan outlined an internal loan of up to three billion gold marks with amnesty to encourage capital repatriation and a two year moratorium, plus an external loan of three billion. Half of proceeds to Germany for stabilization, remainder to reparations, tax exempt.
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McCormick
Germany
Reparations Commission
America
Bonar Law
UNMOVED BY SOVIET STAND AT CONFERENCE
The American delegation will likely follow the fixed conference plan for warship passage through the Dardanelles, avoiding demands on numbers. Ismet Pasha advocates limiting strait passage to light ships to keep the Black Sea open for peaceful commerce. Soya bean oil is used in China for soap and paints, while evergreens split into conifers and broadleafs like laurels and hollies.
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Dardanelles
Europe
America
Ismet Pasha
Straits
Black Sea
China
Army Aviators Missing in Desert Search Expands to Nogales
Five planes join nine aircraft already hunting Col. F. Marshall and Lieut. C. L. Webber. Reports of a plane seen near Ruby and San Miguel push operations to Nogales, Arizona as search emphasizes vast desert terrain and rugged Huachuca mountains.
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Associated Press
Tucson
Ruby
San Miguel
Arizona
Nogales
Ariz
R. G. Erwin
Marshall
Webber
Erwin
Fort Bliss
Paso
Texas
Gila Bend
Mexico
Bisbee
Tombstone
Douglas
Huachuca Range
Planes Crash During Arizona Desert Search
Two of five planes from Kelly field vanished en route to Fort Huachuca and Fort Bliss after leaving San Diego to search for Coli J Marshall and Lieut. C L Webber. One crash near Medina Lake and another near Sanderson left pilots unhurt. Three planes and crews arrived safely at Fort Bliss.
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EL Paso
Texas
Kelly Field
Coli. J. Marshall
Lieut
C. L. Webber
Arizona Desert
San Diego
Cal
Fort Huacha
Ariz
Fort Bliss
Westside
T. Larson
Median Lake
San Antonio
W. T. Hayes
Sanderson
Army
Hayes
Medina Lake
R. H. Clark
W. L. Wheeler
E.S. Selzer
Hoover warns against powerful interest groups threatening American individualism
The passage quotes Hoover on the rise of mass organizations in the last 30 years. He warns that groups may dominate legislation and intimidate officials, risking tyranny, while acknowledging public service within groups and the need to test national life by the principle of individualism.
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Russia
Hoover
Protest Meeting In San Francisco On Irish Executions
A city meeting in San Francisco condemned the executions of Irish leaders, announced as the first in a nationwide protest series, held tonight.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
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