Center Ville Triumph Extends Football Championship Lead
Center Ville edged Englewood 12 to 6 to clinch the league title as the victorious eleven celebrated with their reserves at Sunset. The postgame scene showed players and staff in high spirits after the dramatic finish and a standout performance by star Bers as the club prepares for upcoming events.
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Rte
Englewodd
Servilie
Ling Englewood
Ville’ Haa
Loiselle
Grompus
Club Neadquarters
Walter Camp All American Football Team Picked
Walter Camp selects the 1921 all American football team in Collier's Weekly with first second and third squads. The picks include Muller of California Stein of Washington & Jefferson Schwab of Lafayette Vick of Michigan Brown of Harvard McGuire of Chicago Roberts Devine Killinger Aldrich Kaw among others.
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Walter Camp
International News Service
New York
Publi
Collier's Weekly
Camp
Pleskin
Muller
California
Stein
Wash
Jett
Schwab
Lafayette
Vick
Michigan
Brown
Harvard
McGuire
Chicago
Roberts
A. Devine
Town
Killinger
Penn
Aldrich
Yale
Kaw
Cornell
A Swanson
Nebraska
Crisler
Slater
Into
Trott
Ohio State
Puceli
Annapolis Stein
Pittsburg
Hedenek
Penn State
Whelcher
Georgia
Keck
Princeton
McMillan
Kiley
Notre Dame Stephens
Contre Lourie
Erate Eateras
Ce Cocr
Feld
Devine
Mkely
Stein and Vick
Montana gridiron notes and coaching contrasts in state
The piece surveys Montana scholastic football with focus on coaching advantages. It notes Stevensville coach Fred Babcock and comparison with other towns like Great Falls, Missoula, Butte, and Anaconda, highlighting how access to expert coaching shapes outcomes. It also touches on national boxing results and other sports tidbits from Associated Press reports.
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Montana
Fred Labcock
Stevensville
Missoula
Creat Falls
Butte
Anaconda
State University Grizzlies
School of Mines
Great Fall
Crouch
Paul Freeman
Grizzlies
Jimmie Gault
State University
Rolfert Anaconda
Dr. Real
Wo Art
Fred Babcock
Babe Ruth
Judge Landis
Undertakers funeral notices list Mudro Harrington Martin Frantzen
Funeral notices list Rebecca Mudro aged 2 Charles Mudro family home 1818 South Washington Street St Josephs church 9 40 am Catholic cemetery Daniel Harrington aged 44 Center Street Av rest St Isidores church 30 welock Catholic cemetery Christopher Martin aged 26 butte boy burial in Butte Sunday June 18 from Brooklyn lines interment planned Frantzen remains of late harice J Cronian aged 87 funeral announcement later.
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Center Street
St .Isherence’s Church
Mase
Welock
Martin
Christopher Vo Martin
Butte
Firooke Ynes
Frantzen
Hariee J Crraniaen
Helene Kelly funeral and interment details
The funeral of Mrs Helena Kelly will be held at 2 o clock Tuesday from the family home 2108 Joline Avenue with Rev. Dgckwood officiating. Interment will be in Holy Cross cemetery. Mrs Kelly was a member of Free Silver Lodge No 11 Degree of Honor. A Marty Schelck arrived from Chicago for the service at the family home 3703 WieSegatenue tomorrow afternoon with interment at Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Kelly
Helena Ceely
Pines
Joline Avenue
Dgckwood
Helena
Free Siltver Lodge
Favnco
Marret’ Favero
Sherman. & Eed
Wil
Fa Yon
St. Hillena's ‘Church
Holy Grose
Philtis
Mount Heer Fieldch
Marty Schelck
Chicago
WieSegatenue
Low SA Methodist Chrch
Mount “Moriah
Last Showing of White Oak Today Barrage of Errors
The last showing of the western White Oak is tonight. Williams Tart stars in the leading role, delivering artistic Western drama for audiences who enjoy William S. Mart brand cinema.
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Williamstart
William S. Mart Brand
Vale Vaie
Many Nominated For Postmasters In Washington
Washington December 19 the president today sent to the senate the following nominations for postmasters Kirby G Hoon Helena Elias Ser Sick Antelope James E Blankner Brosdua Marie R Worth Carter Joel T Smith Chester John Re Stewart Ingomar Leanore K Roderick Outlook Francis B Tanner Darby Laurel Richard Azarin Marta Charles A Worthing Lambert Arthur T Ruengerin Columbus Ralph Rorabeck Lavina John M Dolphine Shake Carl A Bochmi Ween appointed postmaster at Armorr Vice G A Robertson resigned
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Washington
Senate
Kirby
Laurel
Richa "Azarin
Martaharles A. ‘Worthing
Lambert
Arhur T Ruenrenwein
Columbus
Ralph
Rorabeck
Lavina
John M. Dolphine
Hake
Carl A. Bochmi Ween
Armoor
G.A. "Robertson
Taxpayers Association forms in Montana
The Holter presidency and a representative meeting founded a none political citizen group to promote evidency and management of public money, cooperate with county and municipal Taxpayers associations, Norman By Holter of Helena elected president at an executive committee gathering. A bank robbery reported in Welch left $1,500 taken by a masked bandit team. two companions waited outside. Georgia Houston denies Klan connection with Ardmore arrests. Health officials report 29 smallpox and chickenpox cases logged in the fall season.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Pultana
Maton
Puple Hnances
Dogen
Norman By & Holter
Telena
Associated Pres
Dee
Yoriat
Kallander
Nelson
State Bank of
Welch
G Houston
Texas
Ardmore
Near Settlement Shantung Question Advances in Talks
The article reports progress in resolving the Shantung dispute between China and Japan over railway control. It notes a pending decision on Japanese filled administrative posts and Chinese objections fearing continued Japanese control. Delegations and Chinese organizations express cautious optimism that a settlement may be reached soon, with emphasis on railway staffing disputes.
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Shantung
Japan
Vent
Silent Call to be shown at Butte Saturday
The Silent Call from Associated First National Pictures will play at the American theater next Saturday as a holiday feature after Sunday night showings. Filmed in Northern California with outdoor scenery, the story centers on rival suitors and a girl, with Strongheart the Belgian police dog as a star. Laurence Trimble directed and Miss Murfin adapted, casting John Bowers Kathryn McGuire William J. Dyer James Mason Nelson McDowell E. J. Brady and Robert Bold in the notable production.
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Butte
Associated First National Pictures Inc
Charles Koerner
Firet Tional
Montana
J. B. Linn
American ‘Theater
High
Sierras
California
Hal G. Evarts
Saturday Evening Post
Far West
Strongheart
Jane Murfin
Laurence Trimble
Miss Murfin
John Bowers
Kathryn McGuire
William J. Dyer
James Mason
Nelson McDowell
E. J. Brady
Robert Bold
Carlson Heads Kiwanis Led By Daly Dispute
Helena dispatch reports Thomas J. Daly reinstated as Helena fire chief by the state supreme court while remaining on the payroll as a city employee. The ruling allows Daly to resume duties, with no change to his standing in the fire department.
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Pres
Helena
Thomas J. Daly
Mary
Cording
Supreme Court
Tuling + Bethe Tower
Daly
Shiateaftes
Ett
Boulder to Get New Buildings for Feeble Minded Students
Helena December 18 The state board of education ordered immediate construction of two buildings at the Boulder school for the feeble minded costing 100000 if the board can purchase a suitable farm nearby. The plan hinges on securing the farm and the admission of others to the facility. Governor Diss is advised the situation requires belief in the project. There are 75 children at the home. An effort will be made soon to establish another home.
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Helena
Boulder
State Board of Education
Board of Exam
Aegan
New Prison Probe Adds Four Members
Gov. Dixon names four new members to the Montana prison investigating committee, including George W. Farr Miles City George M. Lewis Manhattan John T Taylor Helena and W S Me president Flathead county farm bureau and taxpayers league. The appointees bring the panel to seven as the MacDonald penitentiary report accuses ex Warden Conley of misappropriating about 200000. Dixon declines to say if state prison commission will ratify the amendment. The panel was formed after Acting Gov Story added members during Dixon's absence to probe charges.
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Associated Pres
Helena
Joseph J. Dixon
Story
Inom Commission
George W. Farr
Miles City
George M. Lewis
Manhattan
John ‘T
Dixon
MacDonald Penitentiary
Frank Conley
Deer Lodge News Briefs From Snowbound Mine To School Closures
Snow delays Deer Lodge area travel as teachers and residents adjust. The Emery mine teacher plans to resume duties tomorrow after a snow pause. County tax records name large taxpayers Powell and Williams with 5302 dollars, while schools will close Friday December 23 and reopen January 3, 1999 for a vacation period. Local court action involves Courchery Donovan suing Neville for $1000. Gentle relief drives and visits are noted among residents and business travelers, with Spokane and Great Falls visitors recorded.
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Deer Lodge
Dee Dohnaon
Yeacher
Emery Mine
Dhook
Mamie Howden
Alice Naptoneee Rigtedeland
Spokaing
Phil Crogan
Dan. Sullivan
Hutte
Thompson
Novel
Goudie
Spokane
Red' Tallon
Jens
Busines
Ka Davis
Great Falls
M. P. Larson
Eugene
Ore
Ixrson
Alea
Milwaukee
Heavy Decrease In Taxable Property In Montana
The state board of equalization reports 1921 taxable property in Montana at 1 582 858 678, down 85 687 420 from 1920. Farming and grazing land lead losses at 37 425 348, livestock declines 82 424 333, personal property 11 028 645, average acre value for land 10.09 versus 14.72 in 1920.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana
State Board of Equalization
Anaconda Christmas Tree Event To Feature Santa Visits
About 1600 Anaconda children will attend the Community Christmas tree event with Santa Claus in person to distribute gifts. Invitations mail Friday for homes, but carolers will not stop for entertainment. The MacCallum store tree lighting is set for Saturday at 1 20 p m, with decorations to be completed by Friday by a women’s club committee. Children will parade through city, visiting homes to sing and light candles, while other church events are planned for the African Methodist Episcopal and Santa Clara churches.
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Santa
Anaconda
Arrati
Frida
Iti Claus
Santa Clara
MacCallum
Ates
Telwitt
F. Te’ainsite
Woman's Club
Christina
Jning
Chidren
Houticed Inter
JOGHERS STAGE SHOW TONIGHT AT LOCAL THEATER
A Christmas program features a repertoire of carols and songs plus Sybil Brown dancing girls in two numbers. The show promises refined dancing and vaudeville acts, with six Pantages acts included. Proceeds benefit families in need this Christmas season.
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A. Kappey
Baths of Bethlehem
Jacob
Sybil Brown
Impeachment Testimony Confusingley Recalled In Court
Testimony describes conflicting statements by Mrs Besanty about the killing scene at Beverly Hills. Witnesses discuss the suspect Burce and an undertaker arriving to recover the body, with several mentions of a roadster and the second shot. The court hears how phrases were recalled by various witnesses and police noted Nervous demeanour.
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Petore Pana
Anomotsis Fondater
Iim
Buren
Stata
Beverly Hills
Picketing injunctions debated in state and federal rulings
A discussion on whether rules restricting picketing amount to due process violations or remain valid under federal and Arizona law. Justice Brandeis dissent argues limits on equity relief. officials examine whether injunctions protect property and public welfare or infringe rights. Also notes on Missouri spiritualist minsters court case and a $100 fine for telling fortunes.
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State Court
Brandeis
Wescott
Arizona
Arison
Bradeia
Record Cold Snap In Smelter City Delivers Deep Subzero Temperatures
An extremely cold night swept through Smelter City with little breeze moderating the chill. Durant registered 20 below, and Lake It Was 28 below, as residents endured frigid conditions and attempted to mitigate the cold.
Chinese drug peddler held for federal authorities
Charles Ding, a Chinese man, was arrested Saturday night and faced in county court for drug charges. Judge Daniels ordered him held for transfer to federal authorities. He was sent to the county jail as officers investigate the case and awaiting potential arrival of government agents in Anaconda today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ding
Otheers
Behollel
Clittornon
Daniels
Anaconda
Metals Bank Sues To Quiet Title In Mining Property
Metals Bank and Trust of Butte files suit in Deer Lodge district court to quiet title to a mining property in Deer Lodge county held by Treasure State Mineral Company. The complaint seeks 60000 dollars plus interest from Sept 15, 1914 at six percent, alleging issued bonds of value 500 dollars each were authorized by Treasure State directors but the operating agreement for the mining property was not carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Treasure State Mineral Company
Metals Bank & Trust Company
Butte
Charles West in Serious Condition at Home
Charles West longtime head of the B A P railway Blacksmith department is reported seriously ill at his home 506 West Sixth Street His son Wheeler in Oakland was notified by long distance phone and said he would be in Anaconda Wednesday The Civil War veteran and Grand Army of the Republic member is described as suffering from ailments of advanced age.
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Charles West
B. A. & P. Railway Company
West Sixth Street
Wheeler
Oakland
Anaconda
West
Grand of the Republic
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Sheee
Rew
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Enim Sean
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Worner
John McGraw
Philadelphia
Specs
Tommy W
Chet Pittser
Associated Prem
Jack Kelly
Walter, Hoover
Dureth
Minn
Benusticitt River
Philadevinia
Lommy Gibbon
Grand Rapide
Mich
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St.Paul
Bartley Madn
New ‘York
Weader
The
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Reuther
Brooklyn
Bitener
St Redwood
Derby
San ‘Francisco
Runey
Orleans
di Foley
Hot. Springs
Ws Gisign
Bob Witzsimmona
Bob Roper
al Roberts
Staten Island
Petrov
Pat Moore
Memphis
Joey Schwartz
Detroit
Tong
Raw
Columbia Floral Co
Wilhelm &Leonard West Broadway Phono
Undertakers
Larry Duggan
Holy Cross
Aviom
BrLphoness
Daly-Shea Company
M. J. Walsh Co
Bohnbon
Wenjamin Harrison
Erento
Holter
TAX Association
Ontin
Tne
State Board of Health
Shantung Matter
China
Ote
Beant
Doen
Manchuria
Russia
Nantes
Nigher Caurt
Daly Gould
Carlson
Kiwanis
Rat Rozeman
R. “Garlvon
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Vernor
Bureau
Anaconda News
Joghers
Burch
ST. Louis
Mro
Sis Expensive
Minnie
Waters
Missouri Spiritualistic Association
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Kennett
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