Illinois Lover Tries Death by Own Action
Michael Serich eighteen from Mountain View street attempted to shoot himself with a .32 caliber pistol in the early hours. He was found in the Harrison school doorway badly wounded and died later at Murray hospital after telling officials he had been rejected by the girl and wished to die. The girl, also eighteen, visited the hospital and said she had not encouraged him. Local deputies investigated and neighbors heard shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Serich
Murray Ital
Apted
Serich
Mountain View Street
Arrison Schoe
Rich
Herich
Castle
Harrison School
Mike Bobichy
Black Rock
Murray Itas
Nee
Regular Meeting Notes For District No Regular Board Actions
School trustees met to approve hiring a science teacher for the high school and grant use of the high school auditorium to First Church of Christ Scientist for services with no charge. Ten male high school students organized a basketball team and will use the Haw gym with no janitor expense. Financials show payrolls and operating costs, while the janitor kept buildings warm despite cold weather. Diphtheria concerns and truancy actions were discussed, with health certificates required for returning students. Debate over hiring a biology chemistry teacher tied to rising enrollment from Washington school in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass
Church of Christ, Scient
High Hool
Christian Science Lcores
Krée
The
Webster
Baldwin
Whittier
Veics
Ashington School
retiring officer given present at Floral Park Sunday school
Floral Park church officials and teachers presented RB. EB. Crane, retiring superintendent of the Sunday school, with a traveling bag during a Christmas celebration. The ceremony drew teachers and officers of the crowd, marking the holiday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Crane
Floral Park
Mhem
Knights Templars Honor Christmas Observance Nationwide
Members of the Knights Templars across the United States will observe a Christmas morning ceremony at set times from coast to coast. Montana Commandery No 3 meets at 10 a m in the Masonic temple to honor departed Fraters with a full program and addressed by Grand Master Emil Renisch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Knights Templars
United States
Order
Montana Commandery
No. 3
Masonic Temple
West Coast
Middle West
Atlantic Coast
Robert B. Abtt
Emil H. Renisch
Frank W. Haaskine
Frank Toole
Grand Lodge of
Montana
J. D. Wallace
H Greenwood
L. J. Hartsell
Robert B. Abbott
Michael A. Berger
Edward E. Sweeney
Eldred W. Williams
Kenneth P. Kirby
William P. Mitchell
Frank B. Alexander
Frank W. Haskins
Carl J. Christian
Walter E. Mowbray
H. Duke Sultzer
David Mathews
William A. Clark
Anthony W. Barnard
Joseph A. Hyde
Anthony H. Barret
Michael Cc. Riley
James H. Monteath
Richard H. Wearing
Benjamin B. Calkins
Voiney
Whiting
Alfred Baimforth
James
Rutledge
J. Benton Leggat
Emil Renisch
Fred W. MecCrimmon
William Dyer
Stephen F. Wright
Maurice W. Bacon
David Maule
William M. Montgomery
Richard A. Hadwick
John L. Carroll
Norman W. Hick
George W. Craven
Gilbert A. Chevigney
Jesse
Wathey
William F. Mitchell
Sheriff's Deputies and Families Celebrate Christmas in Courthouse
Deputies of Silver Bow County and their families gathered around a large Christmas tree in the main courthouse office hosted by Sheriff Larry Duggan. About forty to fifty-six children received toys as music by the Hollywood six-piece orchestra played. Wives and children sang and played piano solos, while deputies provided entertainment. Paddy H skipped dancing due to a scottee, and Fred Sutherland gave a brief talk titled Solo, a Game for Young and Old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Larry Duggan
Hollywood Orchestra
Paddy H
Fink” Kelly
Fred Sutherland
They Don t Want for Christmas Sports Riffs and Tax Jokes
A collage of names and sports lore blends entertainment digs with tax quips. The piece mashes Babe Ruth Dempsey Norffolk Gibbons Grange and Tiger Flowers with Nurmi and Guilemot while musing on baseball finance and life in a satirical holiday frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norffolk
Tom Gibbons
Princeton
The
Four Horsemen
Benny Leonard
Alice
Red” Grange
Mother Goose
Man Arrested After Firing On Passing Pedestrian
John Vornem, accused of shooting at a passerby yesterday afternoon at Idaho and Galena, was caught soon after at Galena and Main by Deputy Sheriffs Jack Duggan and Pat Holland. He is held at the county jail pending investigation. Perhach had a .38 revolver with two empty shells. Officers sought the fleeing assailant as shots rang out. Perhach previously appeared in Orasbye court last summer over a petty larceny charge against his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vornem
Idaho
Galena
Main Streets
Jack Dug
Coolidge Granted Clear Majority in Election Returns
Complete official returns show Calvin Coolidge led all candidates with 15,718,789 votes, a 7,339,827 plurality over John W. Davis and Robert M. La Follette. Harding total was 16,152,200, Cox 9,147,353, and Roosevelt 4,126,020 in 1920 comparisons. La Follette won more votes than Davis in 12 states and outpolled Davis in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
John W. Pavis
Robert M. la Follette
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Davis
James M. Cox
Cox
la Follette
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
William H. Taft
New York
Wisconsin
Morris to officiate in California game
Bobby Morris a long time Mines league player and former captain of the Black Pitt team will serve as field judge for the Stanford Notre Dame game in Los Angeles on New Year s Day. Morris is regarded as one of the best football and basketball officials on the Pacific coast and has long experience in conference games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Morris
Pitt
Notre Dame
Los Angeles
Butte
Morris
Pacific Coast
Milligan Set for American Welterweight Campaign
British welterweight Tommy Milligan holder of the European 148 pound crown will sail for America soon to face top American welterweights. Joe Jacobs will handle Milligan during the campaign following his London victory over Ted Kid Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Tommy Milligan
Joe Jacobs
Milligan
Ted
Kid" Lewis
London
Lassen Peak Again Becomes Active
Westwood California reports Lassen Peak erupting with smoke and gases at 4 11 yesterday. Residents say it is the largest eruption since 1915, rising from about 2,000 feet from the previous notch and east of the peak’s highest point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood
Cal
Lassen
United States
Spokane Quint to Meet Purple in Butte Gym Dec 31
Butte high and Spokane North Central will clash in the Butte gym on December 31 as the crack Spokane quint, boasting six of seven veterans, opens its season against the Purple. The week schedule includes Helena, Park County, Billings, Thompson Falls, Missoula, Great Falls, and Missoula again, with the Mining district tourney to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane Quint
Butte
Bozeman
North Central High
Spokane
Purple
Washington Echolastics
Helena
Park County High
Billings
Thompson Falls
Missoula
Dillon
Central
School of Minesiyn
Olsen
Worden Thierkoff
Lewis
Thierkoff
Worden
Harry Dahlberg
Ack Matlock
Kelly
Elderkin
Sylvester
C. Davis
Dempsey
Cox
Jessie
Cubs
Coyle
Jack Davis
Butte Central
Secon
Phillipsburg
North Dakota College Basketball Team to Tour Pacific Northwest
By the Associated Press Fargo N D Dec 23 North Dakota Agricultural college basketball team will leave here tomorrow for a 10 game tour of the Pacific Northwest. The first stop is Spokane to face the Athletic club team there. Washington State College and University Idaho Montana State and University are among the leading teams on the itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota Agricultural College
Pacific Northwest
Spokane
Washington State College and University
Idaho University
Montana State and University
Conti Defeats Derbier in 18.2 Balk Line Championship
Paris reports Roger Conti, French billiards expert, defeats Ed mond Derbier 500 to 130 to win his fourth straight match. Conti's grand average stands at 66.66 for 2,000 points with unfinished runs of 472 296 and 206. Conti advances to meet Felix Grange in the final tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Roger Conti
Edmond Derbier
Conti
Felix Grange
Maloney Wins After Foul in Boston Heavyweight Bout
Boston heavyweight Jim Maloney was awarded a decision over Sally Montgomery of Fort Worth after a foul, as Maloney was knocked down early in the third round of their scheduled ten round bout in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Jim Maloney
Sally Montgomery
Fort Worth
Texas
Maloney
Argentine Boxer Arrives Alone in Paris for Month of Travel
Luis Angel Firps landed in Paris after sailing from New York as his Argentine opponent arrived separately without his manager who went to London. The boxer plans to tour France by motor for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Luis Angel Firps
New York
London
France
sprinters world tour set to begin in San Francisco
Loren Murchison and Charley Pad dock, famed American sprinters, sail from San Francisco January 14 on a world tour with stops in Honolulu and New Zealand. They will visit Australia, Japan, China, the PoSicries, then South Africa and Europe before a likely return early in All.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Loren Murchison
Charley Paddock
San Francisco
Honolulu
New Zealand
Australia
Japan
China
PoSicries
Orient
South Africa
Europe
Germany
France
England
Finland
Sweden
Gibbons 15 Ordered to Post Forfeit Fee for Tunney Bout
New York December 23 The state athletic commission sanctioned Tommy Gibbons challenge to Gene Tunney for the light heavyweight title and ordered Tunney to accept the match at the earliest date. Gibbons was ordered to post the customary forfeit fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Tommy Gibbons
Gene Tunney
State Athletic Commission
Tunney
Gibbons
Cannonball Martin to defend bantam crown January clash
Eddie Cannonball Martin of Brooklyn, the world bantamweight champion after beating Abe Goldstein at Madison Square Garden, will risk his title for the first time against Tommy Murray of Philadelphia in Philadelphia on January 12, his manager announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eddie
Cannonball” Martin
Brooklyn
Abe Goldstein
Madison Square Garden
Tommy Murray
Philadelphia
Martin
Winter Garden Engagement Adds Christmas Eve Show
Clarke Phillips a ventriloquist and magician returns to the Winter Garden with a changed act. Myrtle Bradner the blue singer deluxe debuts a brand new number. Monte Austin a premier Montana baritone presents ballads and jazz. Ed Edwards versatile singer performs a requested number. Loomis presents You Cant Play Every Instrument in the Band. Dancing academy stays open until 1 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Phillips
Winter Garden
Mr. Phillips
Myrtle Bradner
Blue Singer Deluxe
Monte Austin
Montana
Ed Edwards
Ernest
Loomis
Ganta Cpaus
Vie ‘Ory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whitehall High
By Briggs
Viems
Loos
S'Penders
Hem
Cience
Ragedale
Nights Templars
Nation
Sheriff's Deputies
Grantland Rice
New York Tribune, Inc
U. S
Wees
Duffer
Tiger Flowers
McCarty
the Tiger
Nurmi
Jole Ray
Finn
Guillemot
Antwerp
California
Lassen Peak
Whitehall
Great Falls
YM. C. A. Bowling
Geologists
Gowen
Guenther
Nickerson Weer
Groom ‘Ee
McDonald
Nevin-Frank
Albright
Jensen
Eeeeee
Killingstadt
Omson
North Dakota
Deesbier
Firpo IN
Paria
Egeeut Zoere
Adie
Cannon Ball
Connie Mack
Letty” Groves
Baltimore Mound
Coveleskie
Reuther
Grace
New York Yankees
Iban
Bush
Basen
St. Loui
Artana
Athletics
Mack
Clarke
Phillips
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!