Butte Set To Open Basketball Season With Two Quint Champions
Two squads meet at the Butte high gym in a 7 30 PM charity doubleheader. Caseys feature Buck Wade and Lefty Ryan at forwards with Joe McGlone center and Ben Hardin, Steve Sullivan guards. All-Star quint includes Salisbury Ford Clevett Zunde Mallock with Mines reserves. Officials Crowley and Wyford.
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K. CG
Butte High
Caseys
Buck’ Wade
Ryan
Joe McGlone
Colorado Mines
Ben Hardin
Steve Sullivan
Dick Boyer
Bill Lang
Tom Jovick
Mike Walsh
Gene Havey
Quint
Salisbury
Ford
Mel Clevett
Zunde
Mallock
Mc Williams
Egeberg
School of Mines
Crowley
Wyford
Cedar Rapids coach explains post season ruckus with Scott
Cedar Rapids Iowa December 11 Admitting he struck Representative Fred Siebert of Scott High, Coach Leo Novak details a dispute over post season receipts. He recalls consulting a chart Siebert drew in Chicago showing seating limits and revenue forecasts. Novak says Scott officials misled about guarantees and cites later attendance in Toledo. He vows not to field Scott again and praises Toledo fans and teams.
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Iowa
Fred Siebert
Scott High
Toledo
Leo Novak
Iown
Chicago
Ort
Novak
Scott Field
Seikert
Seibert
Biebert
Scott
Siebert
Maurice Carleon
Kirk
C. T. Brown
Ite
Epinard Zev Race Looms After New York Meeting
Prospects of a match race or series between Epinard the French champion eight year old and Zev the American champion brightened after owners Wertheimer and Sinclair met with August Belmont, chairman of the Jockey Club, in New York.
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New York
Pierre Wertheimer
Epinard
Wharry F. Sinclair
Zev
August Belmont
The
Jockey Club
Washoe Hockey Team May Play In Butte
Washoe players from Anaconda and the K C team of Butte may meet at Holland rink in Butte near Sunday if the Smelterites can get into trim before that date. A E B H Clarke, veteran puck conser, announced yesterday. The Anacondas have been unable to find proper ice for the rink but should their rink turn out in shape this week they can probably be closed.
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Washoe
Anaconda
K. C
Butte
Eat Holland
A. E B. H. Clarke
Puck Cinser
Buenos Aires approves ordinance to permit prize fights
Buenos Aires city council approves an ordinance allowing prize fights in the capital. The measure grants permission for staged bouts within the city limits, outlining regulatory conditions and oversight.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Strong Big Ten hoop squads present in conference race
Strong basketball teams are developed at most Big Ten schools this season with many returning stars. Iowa the 1922 titleholder and Wisconsin have full winning lineups back. Chicago Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan are fielding robust quintets that threaten the Hawkeyes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Big Ten
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Hawkeyes
Avoca Hockey Team Opens Schedule Under Kellett
Lake Avoca hockey team led by manager Clark Kellett plans junior matchups statewide. Dates to be arranged by Kellett at 6164-Wut te.
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Lake Avoca
Clark Kellett
Comes
Kellett
Wutte
Dempsey Wins His Great Falls Case
The district court jury ruled for defendants in the action by Alex P. Gerano guardian against W H Dempsey and Jack Kearns over a dog bite incident at Dempsey's Great Falls training camp. Gerano claimed damages for his 12 year old daughter from June 10 1923 during a training camp visit. The defense said the dog was a stray and not owned by Dempsey and that the girl was on the grounds after signs restricted public access.
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Alex P. Gerano
W. H
Jack
Dempsey
Walkerville Dance Set for Thursday
Walkerville football players from the popular Butte Independent league host their annual dance at Hibernia hall Thursday night. Manager Mike Peters has arranged features for the event and says proceeds go to players injured during the season.
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Walkerville
Butte
Hibernia Hall
Mike Peters
Greenleaf Defeats Taberski In Pocket Billiards Match
Ralph Greenleaf world champion won 100 to 14 over Frank Taberski of Detroit in the national pocket billiard league championship. The win marked Greenleaf’s third in the present tournament, finishing in 13 innings with a 40 high run for Greenleaf and 13 for Taberski.
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Tahkerski
Philadelphia
Ralph Greenleaf
Frank Taberski
Detroit
Taberski
Utah to Play Drake in Des Moines Next Oct 4
University of Utah announced football arrangements with Drake University of Des Moines Iowa for a game to be held here next October 4.
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DRAKE
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Drake University of Des
Myers Retains World Middleweight Title in Chicago
Johnny Myers, the world's middleweight champion, defeated Greek challenger Chris Jordan in Chicago. Jordan quit after a stopper hold lasted one hour, 16 minutes, and 27 seconds, handing Myers the victory.
Hart Beats England's Jacks in 10 Round Bout Verdict
Philadelphia reports Alex Hart of Clifton Heights Pa won the judges decision tonight in a 10 round boxing bout against Freddy Jacks of England.
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Philadelphia
Alex Hart
Clifton Heights
Freddy Jacks
England
Americans and French to stage Zev Epinard match racing
A conference among Epinard owner Pierre Werthermer Zev owner Harry F Sinclair and Jockey Club chair Major August Belmont set plans for a match race or series between Epinard the French champion and Zev the American champion. The location to be decided by public sentiment with a possible race before the 1924 season.
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Associated Press
New York
Epinard
Zev
Pierre Wertheimer
Harry F. Sinclair
Major August Belmont
Jockey Club
France
Sinclair
Denver
Belmont
Shelley 15 Out To Put Ford Over In Judge Race
Washington rumors swirl as Leavitt and Scanlon back opposite candidates Farr Felt and Foote while National Committeeman Shelley campaigns to push Ford. Meyers tours capital for potential appointment but expects little. The administration lingers while deadlock blocks a clear pick.
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Felt
Farr
Leavitt
Scanlon
Washington
White House
Shelley
Ford
H. L. Meyers
Montana
Tax measure to be acted on speedily
Rep Green of Iowa said the House Ways and Means Committee will consider the treasury draft quickly and begin revision Monday. The income tax relief would not be payable until 1925, and substantial thorough review is planned.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dec
House
Ways and Means
Representative Green
Iowa
Green
Treasury
Fort Keogh cattle station aims for transfer to Agriculture
Senator Walsh of Montana seeks transfer of Fort Keogh Mont from War to Agriculture for a range cattle experiment station. The War Department contemplates relinquishment, Interior would receive it under law, and Secretary Work favors the move to Agriculture with Wallace eager to establish the station. Legislation required to effect the transfer.
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Washington
Senator Walsh
Montana
Fort Keogh
Mont
War Department
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of War
Interior Tment
Work
Wallace
Board Takes No Action On Order
Superintendent Douglass stated no smallpox cases have been reported in schools this year and health concerns are being monitored. A county health notice restricting entry without vaccination or prior smallpox infection was filed. other actions included hiring a visiting teacher, starting night classes, and denying clothing drives for the needy.
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County Board of Health
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State Board of Health
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Baldwin
Frances Range
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
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United Spanish War Veterans
Ballinger
Whittier
McKinley Bungalow
Lion tamers prefer electric wires over whips in training
Report notes that lion tamers use an electrically charged wire rather than a whip to train lions. It adds that Corsicans predominantly perform outdoor labor and activities.
Vaccination Push Against Smallpox Planned in Butte
Health officials announce Friday vaccination sessions on the courthouse floor to curb a potential smallpox epidemic. Drs. Freund Donohue Shotka McCarthy lead the effort alongside county and city authorities. Nearly 40 Butte homes are under quarantine as several families face exposure. vaccination is described as preventive, not curative, with no charges to the public.
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J. Donohue
J. F. Shotka
J. McCarthy
J. B. Freund
Dr. Freund
Butte
Freund
Kemper Avenue
Friend
Senate Deadlock Persists in Ballot for Interstate Post
Senate remains without a majority on the Interstate Commerce Commission seat as Smith holds 39 votes on each of three ballots. Republican leaders predict a path out, while insurgents push for railroad legislation and no committee action occurs. House recess continues with committee assignments and a Democratic caucus planned to approve state committee rosters.
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Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Lodge
Massachusetts
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Ways and Means
Republican Committee On Committees
Mexican Rebels Win Gulf States
Rebels fully equipped plan to seize mines at Rosario. General Antonio Ortega, wounded in Tepic, near death in a hospital guarded by insurgents as Calles rumored to be a possible candidate. Yaqui chief Fruetso Mendez captured and held at Hermosillo after a wide search along Sonora routes.
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Antonio Ortega
Nayarit
Tepic
Calles
Republic
Dieguez
Jalisco
West Coast
Pacific
Fruetso Mendez
Mexico
Mexico City
el Paso
Texas
Ortiz
Bacum
Sonora
Hermosillo
Gandara Station
Mendez
Nogales
Sinaloa
De la Huerta forms publicity department in Vera Cruz
Adolfo de la Huerta, leader of the revolutionary movement, establishes a publicity office in Vera Cruz. Two federal regiments dispatched from Mexico City reportedly turn on the government as they move toward Oriental. General Villa Nueva Garza’s troops head to Oriental while General Morales’ forces near Esperanza station with 125 rebels. In Tabasco General Ferrara Vega reportedly leads a rebel control of most troops.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Adolfo de la Huerta
Revolutionary Movement
Mexico City
Jose Villanueva Garza
Oriental
Morales
Esperanza Station
Fausto Topetz
Tabasco
Ferrara Vega
Jurors Deny Klan Ties in Walton Case Hearing
Eleven of twelve grand jurors who indicted former Gov. J. C. Walton testified in Oklahoma City denying Ku Klux Klan membership as the preliminary hearing on charges of offenses while in office continued.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ku Klux Klan
J. C. Walton
Mexico Claims Conventions Sent to Senate for Ratification
President Coolidge sent to the Senate for ratification two Mexican American claims conventions that underpinned diplomatic recognition. Other Rev war era agreements were referred to the Foreign Relations Committee and deemed comparatively unimportant. Administration urges prompt ratification while Mexico’s revolutionary situation remains unclear. Ambassador to Mexico unnamed for now, with no urgent consideration of a nomination.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
United States
Senate
Coolidge
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Woman Dies In Arizona Snowstorm At Bisbee
In Bisbee Arizona one person died from exposure after 33 inches of snow fell over 48 hours. Mrs Dan Mc Givern of Naco was found unconscious in a snow drift and died an hour later. Surface operations at copper mines halted and street car traffic was halted for hours as mountain roads remained snowbound.
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The
Associated Press
Bisbee
Ariz
International Boundary Line
Dan McGivern
Naco
Farmers and stock raisers serve American markets
About 7,000,000 farmers and stock raisers devote their lives to supplying the American markets.
National League Endorsement of Landis for 1924
National league owners pledge loyal support of Commissioner Landis at a Chicago meeting. Trade moves include Johnny Evers signing as White Sox coach and Carl Mays moving from the Yankees to Cincinnati for over $10,000 as Major League records dating to 1871 are to be published for writers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
National League
National
Landis
Heydler
Johnson
Boston
Jacob Ruppert
New York
Phil Ball
St. Louis
Navin
Wer
Johnny Evers
White Sox
Carl Mays
Yankees
Cincinnati
Mays
Yankees Star Carl Mays Sold to Cincinnati Club
Chicago December 11 Carl Mays pitcher for the New York Yankees was sold to the Cincinnati club in a cash deal announced by manager Miller Huggins. The price was not disclosed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Carl Mays
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Club
Miller Huggins
Connie Mack Purchase of Strand Boosts Athletics
Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, bought Paul Strand from Salt Lake City for 35,000 dollars plus three players or 50,090 dollars without players. Strand, a Pacific Coast league hitting sensation, led the league in home runs last season. The deal also involves Pitcher Harris, Outfielder Mathews, and Pitcher French, a former Army football star.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Paul Strand
Salt Lake City
Strand
Harris
Mathews
French
Army
Williams Wins Fight For Pacific Coast League Presidency
The arbitration board of the National Association of Professional Baseball clubs ruled that Harry A. Williams is the duly elected president of the Pacific Coast league and that J Cal Ewing has voting rights as the league representative in the national association.
Ebbetts Makes 275000 Offer for Hornsby
Brooklyn owner Charles Ebbetts offered 275000 for St. Louis star Rogers Hornsby after St Louis National's bid of 260000. Sam Breadon, president of the Cardinals, made no reply to the audacious bid as baseball magnates reacted with astonishment.
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Hornsby
Chicago
St. Louis National
Rogers Hornsby
Charles Ebbetts
Brooklyn Nationale
St. Louis Star
Sam Breadon
Ft Louis
Evers Signs as Coach for Chance in Chicago White Sox
John J. Evers, famed for the Tinker to Evers to Chance double play, signs as coach with Chance and will manage the Chicago White Sox next season. The announcement comes from Chicago on December 11.
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Evers
Chicago
John J. Evers
Chicago Nationals
Chance
Chicago White Sox
Coast Tax Dodger Cranes In Big Penalty
San Francisco capitalist Doug las B. Crane paid 72 000 in compromise tax and 50 000 to the federal internal revenue service after being indicted on evasion and perjury charges. He pleaded guilty to evasion and was fined 2 500. earlier taxes totaled 109 000 with further 243 000 paid, leading to the negotiated settlement in Washington.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Douglas B. Crane
San Franciseco
Federal Internal Revenue Department
Crane
United States District Court
Washington
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