Preparedness talk by athletic profs stirs national debate
New York December 28 The National Collegiate Athletic Association adopted a resolution urging full support for national defense through physical preparedness. Major Pierce of the War College urged compulsory fitness training across all colleges, extending through curricula and under faculty control. The convention, with delegates from over 200 colleges, also elected officers and expanded districts to nine while highlighting track, basketball, and related sports reports.
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Inventor designs strap for umbrellas with built in purse
A new strap for women's umbrellas lets the user hang the umbrella from one arm while a small purse is sewn into the strap to hold spare change. The device combines hands free use with convenient coin storage.
The Value of Football as Training and Culture
Prof Raymond Gettell Amherst College argues at the National Collegian Athletic Association convention that football embodies modern social values. He notes the sport fosters teamwork, self sacrifice, and fair play while enduring criticism for danger and excess, yet remains the preeminent college sport.
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Frantic praise of sport discipline and honor ideals
A long discussion extols self-control and adherence to authority in sport, claiming athletics crystallize physical combat and civil virtues. It describes organization and collective effort as the pinnacle of human achievement through discipline and obedience, framing sport as a quest toward a noble goal.
Elk Capture Efforts Near Gardiner Reported
Helena wire reports a warden note that elk have arrived near Gardiner and are awaiting capture, with restocking plans under a local citizen’s notification system. Costs cover trapping, transport by rail car, and about ten dollars per animal. The project aims to move 30 elk at a time.
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Around the State Log an Christmas Holiday Notices
Logan December 28. Jesse Flynn a Bozeman student visits his parents for the holidays. Miss Alinnie Nichols of Bozeman visits home at Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Strachan Bearmouth spend a few days with Logan relatives. Frank Johnson and Mrs. Johnson stay with Mrs. Johnson's parents at Thompson Falls. Mrs. George Harper returns from Laurel for Christmas. BE. B. Le Van travels to Missoula for Christmas Day with family. H. Evers of Hogan hurt a hip on No. 42 Sunday night and goes to Missoula hospital. Logan teachers host a Christmas tree for students and families. Will Picard visits Great Falls for Christmas. A dance and Christmas entertainment at Upp Madison schoolhouse draws many locals and visitors.
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Deer Lodge Court Hears Motions and Jail Sentence Given
In Deer Lodge Judge George B. Winston held a short district court session disposing several probate motions. W S Singleton pleaded guilty to injuring a public jail and received five months in jail. The Eastern Star Blue Lodge and Royal Arch Masons Chapter 4 held a joint installation. Temperatures plunged to 15 below zero, later moderating. An anecdote from Bozeman reports Ed Sullivan shot in the upper lip while a friend tried to shoot ashes off a cigar. Helena notes state treasurer announces R D Miller as deputy treasurer.
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Speer seeks change of venue for federal trial
Great Falls businessman J W Speer petitions Judge Bourquin to move his case from Helena to Great Falls. Indicted with Northwestern Trust Co. defendants for alleged mail fraud, others seek separate trials. Speer cites Great Falls as proper venue and notes Records Herald coverage and potential jury pool concerns. John French, longtime Mason, dies at 80 after eight weeks illness. Civil Engineer by training, Syracuse graduate, Navy veteran.
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Helena High School Beats State University 38 to 27
Helena mirrored past state glory as its high school team dominated the college quintet 38 to 27. The local squad led from start to finish, displaying the class that has earned two state championships.
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