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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1923

Page

2

Jugo Slavs Repeat in All Nations Bowling

The report highlights the Irish team finishing in second place after an exceptional performance by veteran Mike Sheehan who averages 213.5. Eddy Bakeries shifts in Butte territory note Lutey’s Bakery acquisition and a broader expansion across Helena, Missoula, and Great Falls with plans to modernize operations and focus on coffee roasting and tea blending.

Jugo-Slavs Mike Sheehan Eddy Bakery Helena Hae Butte Ana Fconda Tutte Lutey Sin Bakery West Galena Street Hautey Pia Luteay Basment Lone Ete Helena Amissou Great Falls William Lutey Lutey Brother Thes Lutey Enid Eddy Bakeries

Youngsters Arrested For Stolen Firearms In Butte

In Butte two 6 and 8 year old show up on South Arizona street trying to discard two revolvers stolen from A C M hardware. They admit a heavy caliber pistol was sold to a drunk for four dollars. Earlier youths not yet teens were nabbed for stealing a horse and buggy, then caught burglarizing Montana hardware after release. Chief probation officer Dave O Connor faces a tough case with these delinquents.

Butte Arizona Montana Dave O'Connor Aes

Killey Family Finds Welcome at Mooseheart Institution

A letter to Butte Moose lodge secretary Lane describes Mrs. Thomas Killey and her three children arriving at Mooseheart Illinois. The widow reports warm reception, comfortable Maple Cottage housing, and plans for education as the Mooseheart staff, under founder James J. Davis and President Harding’s circle, cares for over 1,100 children and mothers. Local organizer C. H. Likens notes strong support from Butte.

Lane Butte Lodge of Moose Thomas Killey Mooseheart Ill Maple Cottage James J. Davin Harding Ori Order Butte C. H. Likens

Births Exceed Deaths By Three In Past Year In Butte

Births in Butte exceeded deaths by three during 1922 according to figures from the city health office. The year saw 958 births and 776 deaths, the latter a decade low, while deaths exceeded births in previous years and the age groups show male fatalities in both lists.

Butte Miss Ans Mulle

Joint Installation of Officers 13 at St Marys school

Ash and George Washington councils A A R I K held a joint officer installation last evening in the St Marys school hall. The program featured recitations songs and dances with participants including Mary Meenan Margaret Shea Rita Cauley Anna Sullivan Mike Duff Sarah Gavigan Peter McKanna and others in a light refreshments finale.

Ash George Washington St. Mary's School Long Mary Meenan Margaret Shea Margaret Sullivan Agnew Rita Cauley Ace Sullivan Mike Mr. Crowley Mary Sullivan Tim O'Leary Anna Sullivan Mike Duff Sarah Gavigan Peter McKanna

Attendance Mixed as Schools Reopen After Vacation

Almost normal attendance was reported yesterday as public schools reopened after a vacation from December 22. Many absentees were believed to be away from Butte, with high school students returning home across the state and unable to return in time for opening day. Butte high pupils began work on the final period of the third quarter, which closes January 19.

A. H. Douglas Butte High School

Singed Wings at the American featuring Bebe Daniels

Old San Francisco water front lore meets cinema as Singed Wings shows at the American. Bebe Daniels and Conrad Nagel star in the Paramount feature alongside a crowd of sailors society folk and cafe regulars in a vivid Vau GuillShow style presented during a Moth Dance spectacle.

San Francisco Paramount Picture Bebe Daniels Conrad’ Nagel Janagement

Kiwanis Club Opens Year With New Officers

The first Kiwanis luncheon of 1923 will be held today at the Silver Bow club. New officers elected last month take charge, with a strong program planned and full member support expected for a successful start to the year.

Kiwanis Silver Bow Club

Primary Elections Notice for Butte and Walkerville

Notices posted by clerk and recorder deputies announce the March 19 primary election and February 1 registration deadline for Butte and Walkerville. General election is April 12 with February 15 registration. mayor, city treasurer, police judge and eight aldermen to be chosen in Butte. school election April 7 with February 7 registration.

Butte Walkerville Clerk and Recorder’s Office

Gibbons Might Face Dempsey With Added Weight

A New York boxing expert argues that with added weight, Jim Gibbons could give Jack Dempsey a tougher challenge. He notes Gibbons is fast and clever, capable of outspeeding Miske, but still smaller and less rugged than the champion. A possible bout with Marty Greb and a future Tunney matchup are implied as strong draw prospects.

New York Billy Minko Tom Miske le Gibbons Miske Jack Dempsey Marty Greb Gene Tunney

Sose Ray Reinstated To Amateur Standing

The Associated Press reports Jose W. Ray of Chicago, a noted distance runner, has been reinstated to amateur status after refunding $100 in reimbursements deemed excessive by the Amateur Athletic Union. Ray’s suspension from November has been lifted as of yesterday. Frank Loomis, similarly sanctioned, was reinstated after paying $5, while Loomis was permanently suspended for failing to refund $20. Loomis had previously forfeited amateur status by coaching professionally.

Associated Press New York Jose W. Ray Chicago Frederick W. Rubien Amateur Athletic Union Ray ANU Jo. Loomis Frank

Dorothy Lavell Improves After Hospital Operation

Reports from St. James hospital say Dorothy Lavell is doing nicely after a operation yesterday morning. Her prominence among local youths drew many inquiries about her condition.

Dorothy Lavell St. James’ Hospital Dorothy ‘Lavell Miss Lavell

Postal Telegraph officials tour Butte office visit

B. P. Tully of New York and H. E B. Patton of Seattle toured the Northwest chief offices. They called on manager B. J. Bateman in Butte and inspected the plant. Dorcas Society Emanuel Lutheran to meet Wednesday evening at 8 at the church parlor hosted by Mrs. C. B. Franzen.

B. P. Tully New York Postal Telegraph Company H. E B. Patton Seattle Butte Northwest B. J. Bateman Dorcas Society Emanuel Lutheran Montana and Silver Streets C. B. Franzen

Trojans Save Day for West on Gridiron History

The USC Trojans beat Penn State 14 to 3 in Pasadena on New Year's Day, the lone Pacific coast team to win three 1922 football season games. The Nittany Lions' only score came on a first-quarter drop kick by Penn State QB Mike Palm.

Associated Prep San Francisco Cal University of Southern California Penn State Passadena Mike Palm Nittany Lions Scott High School Toledo Ohio

Foreign golfers praise Pine Valley and Lido as world’s hardest courses

The text reports foreign golfers and Bernard Darwin praising Pine Valley and Lido as among the finest and toughest courses. Darwin notes Pine Valley as hardest and Lido as a battlefield for giants, while admitting personal weakness at those courses. It also references debates on risk and fairness in design of Pine Valley.

Test Valley Bernard Darwin Pine Valley Lido Low Egypt

Secretaries Sworn In and Political Notes From Washington

The Associated Press reports a ceremony at the White House where Secretary Fallot of the Interior was sworn in as a successor to Wilk. The briefing notes a 12.0 milestone and a discussion of a plebiscite proposal deemed unacceptable by France, reflecting mid century Washington politics and international reaction.

Fallot White of St. Paul The United Wilk Nee White House

Polo's Banner Year Draws Public to Polo

New York reports polo enjoyed its greatest season as public interest surged. Argentinians boosted attendance at Rumson and Meadow tournaments, while polo officials kept matches inclusive. Ireland and England expected to send teams in 1923 and 1924 respectively, with India and the British also showing strong interest in future American events.

New York Polo Association Rumson and Meadow Poto England Ireland Coam India Honore

Record-Set High Scoring Games Of 1922 Baseball

The column notes batters and fans enjoyed heavy scoring in 1922 with Chicago Cubs vs Philadelphia Phillies producing 49 runs and 51 hits on Aug 25 in a standout game. It also cites White Sox vs Red Sox as the season’s highest scoring AL clash with 19 Chicago runs to 11 Boston. The summary highlights multiple Cubs-Phillies thrillers and a trend toward prolific offense despite pitching improvements.

Cubs Phillier Chicago A. H. Bentray Phillies White Sox Red Sox Boston

FANGY POOL SHOT WILL GIVE BUTTE EXHIBITION

D J Mills champion fancy shot poolist arrives in Butte for a final yearly tour stop at Marquette hall. The Denver based performer boasts 200 tricks including aero plane and cannon ball plays. He will judge best cueist each night and moves next to Helena and Anaconda after Butte.

D. J. Mills Butte Denver Anaconda Marquette Mills Helena

Scout Troop 26 Triumphs In Lightweight Glass Contest

Troop 28 defeated Troop 4 in a light weight basketball contest at the Butte high gym with Meglen and Mehrlich scoring most for the winners. Other practice games included Troop 1 and Troop 2, and a university of Idaho win over Walla Walla high school 46 to 15. Spux Myers of Pocatello claimed a welterweight boxing title by knockout over Al Biddie in the sixth round.

Butte High Gym Tastraight Mehrlich Meglen Tyoop Coteh Cosa Be Pughes F. Spohar Werte B. Lynch Seecregeesicceseess Moyle Genito i J. Meglen Werte Wight Blaskovien Horan Inn Troop No Troop Xo Isto Meyasy Salt Lake City Utah Spux" Myers Pocatello Idaho Intermountain al Biddie North Dakota Biddie

Unusual combination rolls high total in early year feature

White pin smashers representing Canada England Scotland and Sweden dominate early rounds of the international bowling championship at the M C A building. The Togoslavian team won with 3558 for four games while Irish bowler Mike Sheehan led with 2621 pins in the first round. Novi street born Jugoslavia team posted strong scores, Mudro five members return, and Sheehan posted 159 then 229 224 244 for a 213.5 average as the round concluded.

Canada England Scotland Sweden M.C. A Togo-Slavia Mike Sheehan Emerald Novi Adriatic Jugo- Slavia Mudro Charley Wugo Slavia Oer Goa Ireland SF Fromion

Maur Taylor Heads Michigan Aggie Eleven

Maurice Taylor of Cleveland was unanimously chosen by Michigan Aggie football players to lead the 1922 eleven. He played regularly at guard and was regarded as one of the team's most dependable forwards. The MC A squad will lose Morrison and his son to graduation, reducing senior losses next year.

International News Service ST Lansing Mich Maurice ‘Taylor Cleveland Michigan Aggie Suard Aggie MC. A Morrison Hi ‘Son

Outcast at Rialto features Elsie Ferguson in lead role

Elsie Ferguson stars in Paramount Picture Outcast opening at Rialto. The drama follows a destitute woman forming a turbulent bond with a dissipated man as he strives to regain his former life, with David Powell and Mary MacLaren in key roles and Chester Wintey directing. Also showing is the Mermaid comedy Blages with Jack White's cast, plus a newsreel and Rialto orchestra.

Elsie Ferguson David Powell Rialto Miss Ferguson Aliss” Ferguson Nary MacLaren Chester Wintey William Powell Charles Wellesley William David Teddy Sampson Jack White Wil

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