Great Falls 0 share in local improvements
St. Paul reports major expansions at Great Northern railroad shops in Superior Wisconsin St Cloud Minnesota and Great Falls Montana. Total cost near 1 million dollars, roughly doubling plant capacity with new freight car production and repair capacity. Contracts awarded in New York and St Paul with similar figures. St Cloud work to be let soon.
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St. Paul
Great Norterm
Superior
Wis
St. Cloud
Pew Changes in Gallatin County Officers
Boseman Jan 3 report notes little turnover in Gallatin County offices with re-elections for sheriff assessor superintendent clerk of the district court and auditor. New clerk and recorder D R McLeod appoints deputies led by chief deputy Frea Lay. Other deputies include W D Bell and Arline Smith. stenographer Mary. County Attorney Charles E Carlson takes over the vacated courthouse room. deputy CE Peterson of Three Forks will base at that town, succeeding Carlson in his prior practice after Carlson moved to Bozeman.
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Mary
Charles E. Carlson
CE. Peterson
Three Forks
Mr. Carlson
Bozeman
Miner Found Frozen and Dies in Helena
An engineer for the Great Northern was found unconscious in a Helena cabin with both arms and legs frozen. He had reportedly fallen ill from exposure about a week earlier while traveling from Holter to his claims and was discovered by two ranch employees. His mother and brother reside in Great Falls and Libby respectively.
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Helena
Holter
Jones
Great Northern
Great Falls
Libby
Local Hamilton Notes From January Daybook
Hamilton residents feature New Year visits and errands with Darby Stevensville and Missoula trips. Front page items include hospital convalescence, ranch business, forest ranger activity, Masons and Eagles events, and a successful charity dance at the Havalu hotel. The South Second street skating rink remains popular for all ages.
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Hamilton
F. D. Dudley
Darby
W. A. Kerlee Wer
Stevensville
Mollie Ryan
Frances Ryan
Anaconda
A. H L. Cash
West Fork
W. L. Young
Jeff Whitsell
J. F. Sullivan
Lyman
George Wheeler
Leslie Eler
George Whitcomb
Masons
Eagles
Missoula
Woman's Club
Havalu Hotel
South Second Street
Skatine
Lewistown News highlights county board re election and records
Lewistown reports Charles D. Allen reelected chairman of the board of county commissioners. The retiring clerk and recorder's year ending Nov 20 shows 16112 instruments filed. Aire H F Ramsey leaves for Helena to attend the legislative session. W L Beers of Bozeman spoke on farm marketing at a chamber luncheon. Farmers week opens with Chancellor Elliott's address and a lunch guest of honor planned. Homestead filing surge near Helena follows 640 acre law taking effect yesterday, with many filings in mountainous districts nearby.
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Lewistown
Charles D. Allen
Board of County Commissioners
Aire H F. Ramsey
WCTU
Helena
W. L. Beers
Bozeman Experiment Station
Chamber of Commerce
Elliott
Chamber of Merce
Automobile Licenses Helena January 3 Update
Helena reports minimal progress on automobile licenses as of January 3 with government offices continuing to process filings slowly. Officials urge residents to submit required forms promptly to avoid delays and renewals.
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Helena
State approves staff changes in Montana education
Secretary Stewart reports a flood of license applications may expire by April 1 as the legislature adjourns. Miss May Trumper names LR Foote of Dillon deputy superintendent and Miss Lillian Winchiy of Kalspell as stenographer, with Miss Lelia Siryant of Helena already appointed clerk. Foote, Montana resident 19 years, formerly Dillon High principal, helped establish the state’s first strong agricultural program and serves on the state textbook commission.
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Stewart
Helena
May Trumper
LR. Foote
Dillon
Lillian Winchiy
Kal
Lelia Siryant
Foote
Montana
Dilton
State
Bourquin renders decision in Butte case
In Helena on January court action Judge Bourquin issued an opinion in the suit by Aquilina Delmo of Butte against Rainbow Lead Development Company. The court found for the defendant on the $26 000 claim alleging inducement through conspiracy and fraud to deed an interest in the Comstock mining claim. The judge also heard arguments on removing the United States v Speer from Helena to Great Falls for trial, the motion taken under advisement.
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Helena
Jan
United States Court Today
Bourquin
Aquilina Delmo
Butte
Rainbow Lead Development Company
Delmo
Comstock
United States
J W. Speer
Great Falla
William Coleman Ill With Erysipelas In Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge January 3 Friends regret to hear William Coleman is seriously ill with erysipelas. He has been bed confined for a week. Dr W G Dye of Great Falls has been called in consultation with the local physician. The funeral of the late David C Irvine was held yesterday at the Christian church with Rev Lorimer officiating. Pallbearers were N J Bielenberg Frank Conley Joe Coleman Lew Gordon and Marve Trask. D P Hayes of Silver Bow parishes son Martin Hayes visited Wednesday.
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David C. Irvine
The
Christian Church
Mr. Lorimer
N. J. Bielenberg
Frank Conley
Joe Coleman
Lew Gordon
Marve Trask D. P. Hayes
Silver Bow
Martin Hayes
Wedney
Helena Commercial Club Names Committee Amid Wage Inquiry
Helena officials report the Helena Commercial Club formed a committee to investigate the rising cost of living, with local merchants and labor leaders invited to attend. Engineer J Sherwood and Fireman John Flynn were severely injured when a Marysville branch train derailed four miles west of Cloud Junction. both were hospitalized.
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Elena
Nqumm
Asiena
Helena
Trases
Fein Coms Iaittee
Toca Merchanta
Ittysata
Hart
J. Sherwood
John Flynn Wer
Marysville
Northern Pacific Railway
Cloud Junction
Gas vapor leak alarm inventor Engusaman cited
An Engusaman inventor developed an alarm to reveal vapor leaks from gasoline pipes in garages. A Minneapolis restaurant robbed recently was later found to have only bean-supply damage, with little other loss.
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Engusaman
Minneapolis
Butte High Faces Anaconda Five In Open Season
Butte high school basketball opens with a strong squad coached by Cook facing Anaconda. Ten players expected to see action as Butte drafts a nine game schedule including Bozeman Dillon and Billings Polytechnic with a March tournament at Bozeman.
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Butte
Anaconda
Cook
Lings
Bozeman
Timber
Dillon
Billings Polytechnic
Myers
Fisher
F. Deleegel
Bullivan
G.z. Crowley Zundel
Ch Selway
Doherty
Phelpag
Detter
Suntors
J Underwood Former Milwaukee Manager Dies at 65
J Underwood a 65 year old former Milwaukee mananger and longtime railroad executive died at his Wauwatosa home. He began as a brakeman in Milwaukee and pushed the C M S P line expansions to the Pacific coast. He was a brother of Fred D Underwood, president of Erie Railroad.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Jai —W. J. Underwood
Chicago, Milwaukee, & St. Paul
Wauwatosa
Mr. Underwood
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Company
Pacific Coast
Fred D. Underwood
Erie Railroad Company
The Port. 4 Gerted Light The Port. 4 Gerted Light
A jumble of verse and sports notes mixes theatrical talk with opinions on boxing pride and patriotism. It ponders prizefighting standards, Darcy enlistment, and fate in sports while listing baseball camps and schedules for Chicago’s spring train to Pasadena.
Indians Lead Attendance Amid Speaker Trade Impact
Sport comment notes Cleveland Indians drew 60000 admissions as the top attendance team in the league. It credits the 50,000 dollar acquisition of Tris Speaker for boosting home popularity, despite his later loss. Cravath’s five year home run surge with the Phillies is highlighted as a notable career feat.
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Ty Cobb
Chick Evans
Ned Mahan
Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Fohl
Tribe
Arace
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Red Sox
Cleveland
New York Sun
Cravath
Phillies
Philadelphia
Baker
Schulte
Wagner
Harry Davis
Seybold
Crawford
Philadelphia Park
Polo Grounds
Gotham
Brush Stadium
Matty
Washington
Major Parks to Host National Pro Football League
Detroit sources report plans to form a national professional football league using major city ball parks. The concept mirrors baseball organization, recruiting star players from football and college graduates for teams in Chicago New York Detroit Pittsburg Cleveland Indianapolis and Columbus. The season would start after the baseball schedule and run as weather permits.
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Detroit
Navin ‘Feld
New York
Irolt
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Columbus
Spalding Hockey Guide Teems With Content From Portland Contests
The Oregon team contends for the Stanley Cup as Tom Howard edits a larger, fuller Hockey Guide. It covers official rules from major leagues and associations in Canada and the U S, reports from key centers, scores, and illustrations. It notes two recently organized women’s teams at St Nicholas rinks New York.
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Ick Hockey Guidf
Portland
Ore
Teague
San Francisco
Tom Howard
James
Amercan
Northern Hockey Association of “Canada
Ontario Hockey Association
Newson
A. A. Hece
Bt. Nicholas
Horton ‘Arena
St. ‘Nicholas
New York
Baseball officials discuss interleague plans at Cincinnati meeting
At a National Commission gathering in Cincinnati, leaders from the National and American associations departed for home after talks. Edward Barrow of the International League Thomas Hickey of the American Association and A R Tearney of the Three I League attended. Tearney outlined minor league aid plans and predicted swift court action to address their situation. Reindeer A Wolters, a Newark pitcher, died at 71. he once pitched the first no hit shutout against Chicago in 1870. Paper raincoats now marketed for emergencies.
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Cincinnati
Unio
San
National Baseball Commission
Edward Barrow
A. R. ‘Tearney
Thomas Hickey
American Association
Messrs. Barrow
Hickey
Smmer
Mr. Tearney
National Commission
Tearney
Supreme Court of Baseball
Hwitless
Newark
N. J
Reindeer A. Wolters
Chicago
Irvingtons
US Ambassador Gerard Seeks German Peace Reply
United States Ambassador Gerard pressed Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg for Germany’s response to renewed peace terms during a New Year’s call. Observers believe the move aimed to gauge favorable German conditions if the United States advances a peace proposal. Telegraph cables to Ceyton have shortened transatlantic messages to under 30 minutes.
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London
United States
Gerard
Germany
von Ethmann-Hollweg
Eee
Ceyton
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