Publicity Campaign Planned by State Association of County Surveyors
Dillon, Dec. 14. W. E. Chapman chairs a publicity committee planning a campaign to publicize county engineers work during the past summer. The effort aims to highlight road and bridge projects, federal aid if any, and the role of county boards, with articles and mimeographed letters to inform the public and assist other counties. The drive starts next year and runs through summer with broad participation sought from engineers and commissioners.
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Dillon
State Association of County Surveyors
W. E. Chapman
Miles City
Boards of County Commissioners
Dillon News Hails Funeral of TJ Murray and Weather Blues
The Dillon funeral for TJ Murray was held under Beaverhead American Legion auspices. A band of horses in the southern county suffers from deep snow feed scarcity, with many hoofs worn and lawns invaded by starving animals. The coldest week since 1886 gripped the city, while George Metlen visits Helena as an expert witness. Citizens are urged to consider a city flying field for summer air interests. Delinquent taxes drop this year though collections reach a county high, led by a big hole irrigation project still in arrears.
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Dillon
TJ. Murray
Beaverhead
American Legion
George Metlen
Helena
Georgia Mathews
Big Hole
ITHLANOEPUTIS vote adversely to somets
By the Associated Press the deputies tonight voted approval of a reply to the throne, rejecting a measure offered by the vortalists providing for immediate recognition of the Russian Soviet government and resumption of relations with further powers.
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Seturdey
Premas
Epee Fom
Zev
Came World Hosts to Friends and Athletes
Local event at the Yaglas venue drew about 300 attendees for a mixed program of vocal and instrumental performances. George Legins and George Cristina organized the athletic exhibition portion and the committee members were noted as experts. The event was described as thoroughly enjoyed with refreshments served.
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Garaale
Yaglas
Ax Wun
Evtire
George Legins
George Cistina
The
Motion picture party's yacht Grey Duck reported safe
The Grey Duck carrying producer David W. Ath and 36 others departed Miami Wednesday and reached Nassau by air today. A radio message to the Miami Herald reported at midnight that the party was safe, following their Caribbean trip from Miami.
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Miami
Fla
David W. Ath
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Miami Herald
A PIN! Archie Bellerican Critics Praise Farnum Actor
Critics of Archie Bellerican laud William Farnum as a mighty fine actor and a poised performer, praising his skill and stage presence in Fox studio circles. The Cleveland News Leader notes Farnum's credibility and impact in dramatic roles.
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Archie Bellerican
Cleveland News-Leader
Fayer
William Farnum
Fox
Pola Poseur
Simpers Behind Camera Let Lines Tell Story on Screen
Film notes praise William Farnum in heroic roles as he becomes widely acclaimed for his on screen presence. The piece highlights the appeal of his performances and the craft of cinema storytelling through dialogue and camera work.
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William Farnum
Change League Officers In National League Era Shift
Joseph Brien of Milwaukee former American association president was named secretary of the New York National League baseball era of the organization announced today. He succeeds John B. Foster who held the post seven years and conducted Giants affairs during John Brush’s ownership. Foster declined to comment on his resignation.
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York
Joseph Brien
Milwaukee
American Association
John B. Foster
O'Brien
Giants
John Brush
Foster
Nake
Urgent Relief Efforts Reach Starved Families
A series of aid actions reports families in dire need amid harsh winter. Inspectors find mothers and children without food or fuel, while county officials refuse multiple grocery orders. Relief committees expedite groceries and clothing, yet politics and past aid delays hinder consistent help.
Ugly chapter in World Series ends without proof
Chicago December 14. Charles Comiskey owner of the White Sox and manager Bill Gleason met in New York at the American league meeting and compared notes on investigations of rumors that some White Sox conspired to lose the World Series for pay. They found no evidence. Comiskey said the inquiry not ended and he still offers 10000 for proof.
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Chicago
Charles Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Andanager
Bill Gleason
New York
White Sox
Cincinnati
Final Games in Mines Interclass Basketball Tourney
The School of Mines interclass basketball final games are at 4 pm in the mines gym. Juniors meet freshmen and seniors face sophomores with even chances. Art Leahy to referee Milton Reed to umpire no admission charged. Post game, varsity club and freshmen squads form for college schedules after Christmas holidays.
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School of Mines
Mines Gymnasium
Art Leahy
Milton Reed
Topnotchers of Mat Game to Stage Match
Articles of agreement to wrestle to finish at Moose hall Wednesday evening were signed last night by Emil Demetri and Jack Prosper. They will contest for a best two out of three decision. Prosper, a warning light heavy contender from Butte, drew national notice after a long bout with Ed Santel. The match starts at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
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Moose Hall
Emil Demetri
Jack Prosper
Pat Conley
Prosper
Butte
Ed Santel
United States
Abandonment Reported for British Steamer Messing
Halifax dispatch reports the abandonment of the British steamer Messing, previously described as sinking 430 miles off the Newfoundland coast, announced in a radio message received tonight.
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Halifax
Messing
Newfoundland
Tom Mix Praised as Supreme Cowboy on Screen
In a San Francisco club discussion, veteran film fans praised Tom Mix as a foremost cowboy star, noting his distinction as a bowhoy actor and his supreme status in Western roles.
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Tom “Mix
Photoplass
San Francisco
Tom Mix
World sick at heart he calls for Christian democracy
The speaker condemns conclusive thinking and surface remedies for unrest and urges applying true democracy rooted in Christian principles. He argues world illness mirrors in American life and predicts a rise of Americanism with faith at its core. Attendance at the Sunday meeting with Colorado Fuel and Iron’s Minear, and a fellowship luncheon, followed.
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Indu
Telah
France
Mr. Minear
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Anaconda News Explains Catholic Reasoning
Father Quinan addresses St Paul's Church audience explaining lifelong Catholic faith, history and scripture support, and the limits of private Bible reading to establish Christianity as defined by the church. He argues reason alone can mislead and emphasizes historical continuity.
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Tam
Father Quinan’nswer
St. Paul's Church
Anaconda Personal Notices Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of short items. Mrs Thomas Burke and son William left for St Louis to make their home, while Charles and E Peterson head to Salt Lake City to locate. Several others plan winters away or brief visits, including Anton Jensen Anton Dahl Axel Benson and Florence Conrad visiting from Berkeley and Gonzaga respectively.
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Thomas Burke
William
St. Louis
Charles
E. Peterson
Salt Lake City
FW. Hutchenreiter
Eanston
Wyo
Anaconda
Leonard Sullivan
Anton Jensen
Salt Lake
Geoffrey Lauzier
M. O'Keefe
Butte
Anton Dahl
R. E. Driscoll
Gardiner
Axel Benson
M. E. Regan
Idaho Walls
Idaho
Florence Conrad
University of California
Berkeley
Lon Morrow
Warm Springs
John Callan
Fred Spawn
AL Beck
Justice Thomas Murphy
Southern Cross
Josephine Lee
Sioux City
Lens
van H. Manning
Federal Bureau of Mines
Washington
D. C
F. C. Selway
Dillon
Irving Bishop
Gonzaga College
Spokane
Transfer Reported Of Indianapolis Club
Indianapolis Ind Dec 14 Controlling interest of the Indianapolis American Association club has been transferred to Will C Smith of South Norwalk formerly part owner of the James Hill club announced tonight Will Smith Jr son of the new owner will be made vice president of the team and will come to Indianapolis in January to assume charge of the club McGill announced some time ago that he expected to retire from base ball Jack Hendricks will remain as manager
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Indianapolis
Ind
Will C. Smith
South Norwalk
James Hil
Wmith Jr
McGill
Jack Hendricks
Washington Harvard Game 15 Being Planned in Tacoma
Tacoma civic clubs began a movement to book a football game between Harvard and the University of Washington in Tacoma Stadium the week of January 4. The effort aims to bring a high profile college matchup to the city with local clubs coordinating the event and likely attracting regional attention.
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Washington
Harvard
Tacoma
Wash
University of Washington
Explosion in stove destroys Little Home in Butte
An explosion in a stove last night at 412 West Galena Street Butte destroyed a three room house occupied by Mrs Lowden. It followed attempts to shut off feed lines to a boiler and bank the stove fires. Steam in the water boiler caused the blast scattering coal and fire consuming furniture.
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Butte
Lowden
Galena Street
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