President Murphy Back from South Eyes Baseball Association Outlook
President Koward Murphy returns from Salt Lake City Ogden Boise and Pocatello with positive views on the Union Baseball Association. He reports enthusiastic support for the coming season, strong club personnel, and plans for eight teams including Great Falls Helena Missoula and a potential Pocatello addition. He expects opening games and a meeting to confirm representation and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koward Murphy
Butte
Salt City
Onden
Poise
Pocatello
Union Baseball Association
Salt Lake
Bolee
George
Utah Hotel
Ogden
Ether Bigelow
Boise
Fred Bossmat
Boise T
Wate
Jan
Pali
Helena
Missoula
Murphy Warns Cubs Players to Stay Put
Chicago January 2 Charles W Murphy of the Chicago National club served notices by mail to players under contract. He warned that legal action would follow if any player deserted to the Federal league. He asserted the club has a legal right to services and would protect it fully.
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Chicago
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago National Club
Fam
Murphy
Big Timber Opens New Gymnasium With Win In Opener
Big Timber defeated Laurel 42 to 32 in the Sweet Grass County High School gymnasium opening game. About 400 spectators attended the event, followed by a dance and entertainment.
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Big Timber
Sweet Grass County High School
Big Timer
Laurel
Win- Wine
Wao
Local wrestler challenges Minneapolis police champ Gor ton
The subject has again left his class to accept a challenge from John Gor ton, the police heavyweight champion of Minneapolis. The wrestling match will be held here near the end of the month.
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John Gorton
Police
Minneapolis
Fox to Train in Butte Ahead of Title Fight
Jimmy Fox flies from Denver and arrives in Butte to begin training for his 12 round bout with Tally Johns. He plans early next week as he acclimates and concentrates on road work and boxing sessions. The Treasure State club promotes the event offering four dollar headlining attractions.
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Jimmy Fox
Denver
Butte
Tally Johns
Fox
Tally
Butte Feather
Treasure State Clube
Government Aid in Moyers Case
Government aid in Moyers case continues with protests by striking copper miners. Messages urge federal intervention after state inaction, threatening a general strike across unionized miners if relief is not forthcoming. Copies of resolutions were sent to the president, governor, and congressional representatives.
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Ferhe
Congress
Disappointing heavyweight bout ends in the fifteenth
San Francisco reports a dull boxing card as gunner defeats Pesky in the fifteenth round by knockout. Critics call the match weak with Pesky shown to have limited attack while Gunner Smith is hailed by some as the era’s top white heavyweight hope. Fellow fighters Clabby and Petroskey slated for a 20 round clash at Vernon Arena on January 1 with a 158 pound weigh in.
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San Francisco
Sporting Fed
Sinth
Arthur Pesky
Pesky
Peter Mah
Tom Sharkey
Pelkey
Pete Everett
Gunbost Bmith
White Hope
Los Angeles
San
Jimmy Clabby
Hammond
Ind
Petroskey
Vernon Arena
Butte Bernice Ore Showings Highlight Copper Vein
Don MacKenzie from the Butte Bernice Company reports seven claims in the Lowlands district north of Bernice. Gold values appear on all, with one showing a developing copper vein. A 1500 pound ore sample from Golden Eagle netted 3100 at Washoe. lower grades run 30 to 40 a ton. They plan spring shipments and potential cyanide processing.
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Don MacKenzie
Butte-Bernice Company
Bernice
MacKenzie
Butte
Golden Eagle
MacKensie
Washoe
Foresters Meet in Missoula to Discuss Fire Protection
District Forester F aiBilcox announced a February Missoula meeting of national forest officials from the district. The agenda centers on fire protection. He will propose a large fire drill early in the season to test patrols reporting to headquarters and reaching and extinguishing blazes.
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Missoula
F.aiBilcox
Escaped Oregon convict jailed in Missoula
Missoula January 2 A 19 year old man identified as Louis Stang an escapee from Oregon was arrested by Officers Kemp and Sweeney. He admitted his identity but declined to explain his prior convictions. Stang had been living in Missoula for over two months and worked regularly. A Salem penitentiary official telegrammed to hold him for pickup. Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Arthur Fines of Marquette Michigan and Miss Lotse Gunn of Butte William Kokkila and Miss Bay of Butte.
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Standard
Missoula
Voy
Kemp
Sweeney
Louis
Salem
Stang Escal Tre
Stang
Arthur C. Fines
Marquette, Mich
Gunn
Butte
William Kokkila
Bay
Botte Eee
Southern Montana Poultry Show Set in City Auditorium
Preparations for the seventh annual Southern Montana Poultry and Pet Stock association exhibition proceed with plans for 800 single entries. The event runs January 19 to 23 with six cups for winning birds and two incubators as prizes. A crowing contest winner may receive one prize, and Prof W F Schoppe may lecture one evening. Bozeman faculty members are invited to attend the association banquet after the exhibition.
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Southern Montana Poultry and Pet Stock Association
As Seelam
W. F. Schoppe
The
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Association
Baseball power play sparks crowded dispute after run rule
A disputed baseball play from a past game highlights conflicts over base touching and runner advantage. The batter passed a runner, the third baseman argued a double out, and an umpire ruling altered the game's outcome, leaving both teams with conflicting wins. The scene drew a large crowd and sparked debate on correct application of the rules.
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Bern
Ang
Vorue
Tna
Butte Briefs
J D Beebe departed yesterday en route to Billings, marking a brief update from local news about travel to the Montana city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Beebe
Billings
Birth of Triplets Saves Job for Their Father
Missoula January 2 A railroad tale shows how the birth of triplets saved meter Hinuile from losing his job at the Northern Pacific local shops. A layoff list was to be posted when his wife went into labor prompting a quick return. He learned his name was spared as the triple birth coincided with the transfer of another worker.
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Standard
Missoula
Arineta
Meter Hinuile
Clotfem
Seeren
Rinzille
Santo
waMfone
T Shops
Family Olds Sought After Ontario Departure
A letter from Dea Mich in Indiana asks Sheriff Petrol to locate the Olds family. The father, mother, son, daughter Tanty and others fled from Ontario to a ranch near Butte, about ten years ago. Information requested for safe return. In Indianapolis a building fire at Tangen Cloak Co. damaged W. K. Stewart Book Co. and Ayers & Co stock rooms, estimated loss 800.
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Weawara
Dea Mich
Eniimt
Pants
Olds
Flutty
Tanty
Indianapolis
Gan
EO. Tangen Cloak Company
W. K. Stewart Book Company
Ayers & Corn
Butte Bankers Reject Spokane Indorsement for Regional Reserve Bank
In a meeting represented by every bank in Butte, bankers refused to endorse Spokane for a regional reserve bank. They decided to invite Secretary McAdoo to Montana, suggesting a Denver to Billings to Seattle itinerary, to learn more about the state’s vast interests and ensure Montana’s needs are considered.
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Butte
Silver Bow
Ela
Spokane
McAdoo
Denver
Billings
W. G. McAdoo
Secretary of Treasury
Washing
Chamber of Commerce
Bled
Tachide
Montana
Mont
Seattle
Pate
Twin Cities
Salt Lake
Austin
Montans
Empress theater to feature Barnum & Bailey act and aerial troupe
A busy Empress theater matinee opens this afternoon with top attractions. The Adee family leads seven days of acts including the world famous aerial gymnasts the Sisters and Atlas Hil. Charles Bi and McDonald bring wit and melody to a comedy billed as highly amusing. Ted Lenore and Wnaries deliver fresh lines and character studies. The Empress orchestra promises a fully musical program with new vaudeville acts and acrobatic dogs drawing crowd attention.
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Empress Theater
Adee
Barnum & Bailey
Charles Bi
Urke
Charles McDonald
P. Lawlor
Abria
Ted Lenore
Earl Girdeller
Fonte
Empress Cope
Universal
Empress Orchestra
Former Friends at War Burned Bond for Peace Break
Wesley A Burton swore out a complaint against former friend Hanson in the third degree. Deputy County Attorney Jackson filed the information after Burton endured a year of annoyance and an unwelcome attack with a slag tied to a chain. Burton sought charges to keep the peace and place his enemy under bonds.
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Wesley A. Burton
Burton
Hanson
Charles Manso Seale
Jackson
Advoree Cult Case Noted In Lelia Brown Suit
A legal notice references Lelia Brown bringing a case against Hi. Brown over an advoree cult claim. The filing discusses events from the past year and mentions Lutey's track warehouse at 712 South Arizona Street amid accompanying notices of interest.
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Lelia Brown
Hi. Brown
Big Tire
Lutey
South
Arizona Street
Firemen Celebrate Their Anniversary in Anaconda
Veteran Firemen's association and current city department plan a Jan 14 dance at A O H hall to mark twenty five years since Anaconda's first fire department. Mayor O'Brien recalls early blazes on Main Street and snow bound fires, with reminiscences expected as part of the silver anniversary. Committees organize decorations, music, and program details for a festive event.
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Veteran Firemen's Association
A. O. H. Hall
Anaconda
O'Brien
Main Street
Ted
Piette
Yast
Sayer
J. A Hastey
Arthur Fortier
Joseph Lepke
Hastey Mcloney
Joseph Stevens
Rod Willams
Fred Peckover
W. J
Percy | Griers
Jomery Kell
Charles Collin Fence Brennan
Copinus
Picoteus
Art Ecklund
Idee Coptius
Albert Koles
Thomas Maston
J. B. Plummer
Barry Falk
Charles Westen
George Bertach
John Lovell
William ‘Murphy
Curlers Start Point Competition Amid New Year Games
New Year's day saw many top curlers absent from the rink while others remained, noting a strong team effort by W. A. Bower's squad that secured a victory by deterring Guinex. The competition featured possession trophies and several matches among laboratory and class skips, with Capron, Howe, and others delivering notable ends. Entries included Clarke vs Wels and Kell Charham Norlen Sanburn, as the British South Africa railway reach is mentioned in the closing lines.
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W. A. Bower
Butler
Hilliard
Keating
Guinex
Capron
Howe
Shawkey
Roberts
Avery
Braves
AGC
Gabron
Cunningham
Very F Wisin
Ware Capron Howe
Clarke
Wels
Weis
Foster
Johnson Gustafson Watkins
Sind Malloran
Weis Lark
Kell Chamran
Norlen
Sanburn Cunningham
Kidd D. Martin
McKenzy
Kelp
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Outlook For Association
Charley Murphy
CUBS
Molmes
Kad
Joannnpergs
Revues
Hars
New York Today
Hawkstown
Henry Irslinger
Moyer
Gag
Heat Chinn
Oregon
Billy Evans
Yenterday
Wheeler
Navcate, Inc
Butte Briefs
Mie
Rete
David J. Charles
Butte Chamber of Commerce
T. H. Brewer
Fidelity National Bank of
C. B. Corbally
C. C
Tb, Kunker
Daly Bank
U'S. Davis
B. Weirick
First National
J. Ross Clark
Clark ‘Bank
G. Griggs
Yegen Bank
Carlos
Pip
Rabel Sharp
CounsSuart Tenc Hook
Ras Hie
Peicona
Corton
Warm Springs
Lost Creekies
Willow Glen
Modestia
Willow Creel
Casagranda
Strickland
Bea
Existenc
British South Africa
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Manufacturers
Bonner, Montana
Lamb
Butte, Mont
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