Harvard Football Team Returns From West After Pasadena Classic
Harvard University football team, winner over Oregon 7 to 6 in a famed intercollegiate showdown at Pasadena, passes through Chicago on its homeward trip. Manager Fred W. Moore hails the trip as cementing athletic friendships among seaboard schools and envisions future cross country contests with Yale and Princeton.
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Chicago
Harvard University
Oregon
Pasadena
Cal
Fred W. Moore
Seaboard
Ermison
Harvard
Cambridge
Yale
Princeton
Moore
Claim from Bulgaria to compensation board
Helena January 5 the state accident board received a cable from Razerad Bulgaria stating dependents of George Stoyanoff alias George Stiff forwarded their claim for compensation to the board last September through the Bulgarian consul in Washington After his death in a ground fall at the Butte and Superior mine in January 1916 his dependents were cut off by war and after the armistice were notified again of their claim
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Helena
State Accident Board
Razerad
Bulgaria
George Stoyanoff
George Stiff
Washington
Stoyanoff
Butte & Superior
State Treasurer Reports December Finances in Helena
State Treasurer Hart reports December activity show invested balance in general fund at 1,527,747.06 while 1,079,515.20 cash remains. Warrants on hand 1,319,222.24 with December registrations 417,051.07 and receipts 1,075,897.60. Disbursements totaled 211,671.47.
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Helena
Hart
Get the most from tea with Schilling brand
Persistent appeal urges shoppers to buy high quality tea. It argues common tea is wasteful per cup and tannin heavy, recommending Schilling Tea in four flavors Japan Ceylon India Oolong English Breakfast in parchmyn lined moisture proof packaging sold by Schilling & Co San Francisco.
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Schilling Tea
Japan
Ceylon
India
Schilling & Co
San Francisco
Park County to Display Rich Mineral Exhibit
Park County miners promise a two ton display for the chamber of commerce in spring. The exhibit will feature free and sulphide gold ores, tungsten from Jardine and Crevasse, silver lead copper from Mill Creek, chrome ores, molybdenum from Emigrant Gulch, various gold silver and copper ores, nickel zinc hematite and high grade granite and gypsum. Secretary O M Holmes says the collection, paired with existing minerals, will attract visitors from non mineral regions.
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Livingston
Park County
Chamber of Commerce
Northwest
Jardine and Crevasse
Mill Creek
Independence
Horseshoe
Emigrant Golch
Bessemer
Cooke District
Electric and Cokedale
Trail Creek
Gardiner
O. M. Holmes
Shipping elk hides case nets $25 fine in federal court
Helena January 5. Richard Hart's counsel pleads guilty to shipping elk hides from Missoula. Hart fined $25 and costs. Government forfeiture actions scheduled for Jan. 27 include 15 kegs and 14 cases of whiskey. Several grazing fee and draft law cases set for January dates.
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Helena
Richard Hart
Missoula
Frank McMurray
Paul Quesnil
St. Paul
Jerome FP. Magee
Crow Reservation
Alti Best
Great Northern
George B. Kirby
L. J. Campbell
United States
Frank Peel
August H. Barth
Thomas Arthur
Charles MacDaniels
Lohman Named to Montana Highway Commission
A. S. Lohman of Lohman was appointed by Governor Stewart as a member of the state highway commission to succeed Archie Mahon. Lohman, a pioneer Northern Montana resident and banker, founded the town of Lohman near Havre and will attend the Jan 15 meeting to discuss the commission’s 1920 program and other matters. Governor Stewart has not yet named a successor for state engineer.
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Helena
A. S. Lohman
Lohman
State Highway Commission
V. Stewart
Archie Mahon
Montana
Havre
Great Northern Railway
Highway Commission
Stewart
Mahon
Federal court opens as jury called for Jan nineteen trial
Helena January 5 Judge George M Bourquin opened a session of the federal court here. A trial jury of 60 men will be impaneled January 19 at 9:30 a.m. Frank Haskins of Butte was reappointed referee and Harold Rorvik was appointed United States commissioner for Circle McCone County.
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Helena
George M. Bourquin
Federal Court
Frank Haskins
Bute
Harold Rorvik
United States
Circle
McCone
Hay to Feed Starving Elk in Montana State
A Helena dispatch says Superintendent Albright of the national park service will rush hay to starving elk in Montana in response to a plea by Jake L. De Hart state game and fish warden. The hay can be delivered where wagon access is possible.
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Helena
Washington, D. C
Jake L. de Hart
Montana
Albright
National Park Service
Marriage of Lewistown druggist Kenneth Hunt and Josephine Keller
Rev Paul Meyer officiated the Lewistown wedding last night to unite Kenneth Hunt a local druggist with Miss Josephine Keller of Helena daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Keller. Jens Jorgensen sues Anna Jorgensen for divorce on desertion grounds. Moore Methodist church dodges closure with new aid. hay shipments flood county as prices rise and ranch hauling costs push costs to 45. Stockmen anticipate possible feed needs.
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Lewistown
Paul BE. Meyer
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Kenneth Hunt
Josephine Keller
Helena
Emil Keller
Jens Jorgensen
Anna Jorgensen
Methodist
Moore
Helena Robber Suspect Seeks Venue Change
Charles Stevens charged in two informations in district court with stealing 668.18 and a $40,000 registered package from Union Bank and Trust as a bank messenger. He seeks a venue change. demurrers filed. hearings set before Judges Poorman and Word in Helena.
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Helena
Charles Stevens
Union Bank and Trust Company
Poorman
W. D. Rankin
A. H. McConnell
W. J. Ansson
Damibres Murder Trial Postponed In Bozeman
Bozeman Montana January 5 The district court session opening today for Fred Dambres murder trial of his son Paul is postponed because attorney Walter S Hartman is out of town. Dambres had been slated for insanity hearing first, with prior discharge from the state hospital. If proven insane at time of killing, murder charge may not proceed. The Ward murder case against Richard Ward set for January 12, with Green D. Pease defense and County Attorney Carlson aided by H F Farris. Only criminal matters on docket this term.
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Bozeman
Fred Dambres
Paul Dambres
Walter S. Hartman
Dambres
Cambres
Carlson
Hartman
Ben
State Hospital
Richard Ward
Fred Rodgers
George ID. Pease
H. F. Farris
Circuit Court Appeals Decides Two Montana Cases
The U S circuit court of appeals in San Francisco affirmed lower court rulings in two Montana matters. In I W Marsh versus Peter Hilger water rights on Prickly Pear creek favored Hilger. In Edward McCaffrey et al versus Harry L Day Mary D Day J D Finley and Mrs Finley mining land in Lincoln county including the Heron lode claim, the Finleys and Days wins were upheld.
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San Francisco
Montana
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
I. W. Marsh
Peter Hilger
Hilger
Edward McCaffrey
Rt. C. McCaffrey
Mary D. McCaffrey
Harry L. Day
Doctor L H Huber Opens Wolf Point Office
Dr. L H Huber, practicing physician for 12 years in Wolf Point, has arrived in Livingston and opened offices as an eye ear nose and throat specialist. The city council held its regular monthly meeting tonight. YWCA classes in basketball gymnasium and stenography began tonight with Duaneck Lewis coaching the girls. Park County High School basketball team and Coach Elliott P Chambers arrived from Helena after two losses. next game in Billings on Jan 9. School studies resumed at Park County High School after vacation. Yellowstone Club held its regular meeting at Mrs A S Robertson's home with the usual program.
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Livingston
L. H. Huber
Wolf Point
Huber
Elliott P. Chambers
Helena
Billings
Park County High School
Yellowstone Club
A. S. Robertson
Compensation renewed for Bear Creek coal miner James Oreno
In Helena on January 5 the compensation board renewed weekly payments for James Oreno a coal miner from Bear Creek who injured his right leg was laid off and rehired then laid off again as his leg bothered him. The renewal followed advice from Moses Martinsdale secretary of the United Mine Workers local at Bear Creek.
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Helena
James Oreno
Bear Creek
Moses Martinsdale
United Mine Workers
Aliens Reported at Philipsburg Mines and Mills
Helena January 5 reports indicate Philipsburg Mining Co employs 48 aliens with 41 lacking papers and Granite Bi-Metallic Co employs 18 aliens, none naturalized, all in the state over five years.
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Helena
Philipsburg Mining Company
Granite Bi-Metallic Company
Montana teachers seek 3000 members in 1920
Helena January 5. Leon R. Foote of the Montana State Teachers' Association says the goal is three thousand members in 1920. The executive committee will meet later this month to decide whether the next annual meeting should be held in Great Falls or Billings.
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Helena
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Leon RK. Foote
Foote
Great Falls
Billings
Call Meeting of Reclamation Men in Western States Group
Gov D W Davis of Idaho called a meeting of the executive committee of the Western States Reclamation association to meet in Washington DC January 14. The committee meets in Denver January 10 and travels privately to Washington. W W McDowell of Butte vice president plans to attend. State Senator J E Edwards of Rosebud county is a likely attendee. The session aims to plan pursuit of reclamation legislation and funding from Congress.
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Helena
D. W. Davis
Idaho
Western States Reclamation Service
Association
Washington
D. C
Denver
W. W. McDowell
Butte
J. E. Edwards
Rosebud County
Congress
Bullard Nominated for Montana Surveyor General
The president sent to the Senate the nomination of Gilman Bullard of Helena to be surveyor general for Montana and Myron W. Hutchison as Havre land office register. Also approved was a $1,200 appropriation for Benjamin Kerlee of Missoula, wounded forest ranger. Soldiers Denny, Young, and Hood recently returned from France. Montana leaders Kremer and others arrived for Jackson Day events.
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Standard
Washington, D. C
Senate
Gilman Bullard
Helena
Montana
Myers
Walsh
Myron W. Hutchison
Havre
Benjamin Kerlee
Missoula
Kerlee
Germany
Thomas R. Denny
Butte
Joseph H. Young
Herbert M. Hood
France
New York
J. Bruce Kremer
Census Enumerators Begin Work in Gallatin County
Bozeman and nearby areas start census counting as enumerators report for duty after a brief delay. The list includes Edwin Easton Irene Harding Daniel McElwee Gertrude Sutliffe Mayme Peets William Cobban Carrie Moore Leon Sayres for Manhattan Harry Droge Fred Schwam Henry Veltkamp Stephen Veltkamp Thomas Trienstra for Three Forks William Young Carl Christensen Belgrade Ella Stephenson Gus Carlson Willow Creek Otto Woodward.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
Edwin E. Easton
Irene Harding
Daniel P. McElwee
Gertrude Sutliffe
Mayme Peets
William 8. Cobban
Carrie M
Fish Commission Plans Yellowstone Hatchery Improvements
The game and fish commission met in Helena with the superintendent of hatcheries to outline the coming season. They decided on finishing the Yellowstone hatchery and work at Georgetown spawning station, with bids soon for a residence and outbuildings. The hatchery on the Yellowstone river will receive 500,000 eggs.
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Helena
Game and Fish Commission
Yellowstone
Georgetown
University of Montana finances discussed in Helena
In Helena on January 5 the state board of examiners met with Dr EF C Elliott Montana chancellor to discuss the financial strain from higher faculty salaries across affiliated schools. No formal statement was issued.
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Helena
State Board of Examiners
EF. C. Elliott
University of Montana
Health officer delayed report due to quarantine rules
Helena Jan 5 Dr John J Sippy state epidemiologist queried Mineral county health officer about slow reporting. officer says he is bound by the regulations he enforces and cannot leave home because his two children have scarlet fever, placing the house under quarantine as co health officer.
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Helena
John J. Sippy
Mineral County
Sweet bill raises war risk insurance cost for disabled men
General Chomeley-Jones told Congress the act increasing government compensation to disabled service men and liberalizing coverage under the war risk law would cost 92.95 million dollars annually. He asked that the 30 million appropriation be raised to cover this year's needs.
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Washington
Congress
Chomeley-Jones
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Butte Bonspiel Dates Announced by Curling Club
The seventh annual bonspiel will be held in Butte on January 15 to 17 with eight local rinks and eight from Anaconda likely. A Great Falls team may join, and John Norris heads the committee with D McMillan as secretary. An organizational meeting is set for tonight at 8 at the club house as Goodale and Leys cups were contested in practice.
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Butte
D. McMillan
Butte Curling Club
Anaconda
Great Falls
John Norris
The
Curling Club
C. W. Goodale
T. C. Witherspoon
Malcolm Gillis
J. D. McGregor
George E. Moulthrope
E. W. Games
Arthur Perham
McMillan
Norris
Dr. McGregor
Goodale
Industrial Five Defeat K of C Juveniles in Narrow Bout
The Industrial school basketball team edged the K of C juvenile quintet 29 to 7 at the Knights of Columbus gym yesterday afternoon. Farren starred for the Industrials with most points, while Meagher hit three field baskets and a free throw for the juveniles. Thornton and Joe McCaffery contributed fast play but missed on much of their shooting.
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Industrial School
K. of C
Knights of Columbus
Farren
Industrials
Meagher
Thornton
Joe McCaffery
First Collegiate Game Friday Night Clashes In Butte
The Wesleyan quintet meets the School of Mines team Friday in Butte for the first collegiate basketball game of the year. Both schools boast their best squads yet with Mines claiming the fastest team in school history. Key players McAuliffe Mueller and Hale return from 1916.
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Wesleyan
School of Mines
Butte
Walter T. Scott
Mines
McAuliffe
Mueller
Hale
Galli-Curci Wins Divorce Suit in Chicago Court
Mme Amelita M Galli Curci noted soprano of the Chicago Grand Opera company won a divorce from Luigi Curci after a brief hearing before Judge McDonald in superior court. Curci withdrew his answer accusing her of infidelity and naming Homer Samuels as co respondent. The judge indicated the decree would be granted on grounds of infidelity.
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Chicago
Mme
Amelita M. Galli-Curci
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Luigi Co. Curci
McDonald
Curol
Homer Samuels
Ton of iron fails to dent Ivan's head
Ivan Findlay a young African American man in Colorado Springs survived a 2000 pound elevator weight dropping from a hotel shaft striking his head. He suffered only a lump and a small abrasion with no other ill effects observed.
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Ivan
International News Service
Colorado Springs
Col
Ivan Findlay
Findlay
Mexican ax murder suspect to be tried later this month
A Mexican arrested near Georgetown Texas after a Mexican family of three was killed with an axe confessed to the slaying and gave the location of stolen articles he hid. Authorities say he will be tried late this month.
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Georgetown
Texas
Here
Grain supply shifts in New York market report
In sight New York grain report shows wheat down 3,145,000 bushels while corn rises 208,000, oats fall 328,000, rye slips 400,000 and barley declines 222,000 as the visible supply changes across American and bonded stocks.
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New York
Alleged Bandit Thompson Killed in Denver Police Battle
Adrian Thompson, linked as a partner of James R. Green in an automobile bandit case, was killed after a night arrest attempt in Denver. Patrolman James Boggio was fatally and Sergeant J. Barry and Detective George Schneider were wounded in the daytime gunfight as officers closed in.
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Denver
Col
Adrian Thompson
James R. Green
James Boggio
J. Barry
George Schneider
Thompson
Dempsey Eyes Tia Juana Bout With Carpentier
Jack Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns discuss a proposed 45 round match with Georges Carpentier in Tia Juana Lower California. Coffroth reportedly offers a $400,000 purse with a $300000 to winner and $100000 to loser, contingent on Carpentier signing. Dempsey remains in light training as talks continue.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Georges Carpentier
France
Kearns
Tiajuana
California
James W. Coffroth
Carpentier
Coffroth
Dempsey
Maginn Named Third Man Referee for Butte Wrestling Match
Promoters announce Dr. Maginn of Butte will referee the Friday night bout between Jess Westergaard of Iowa and Chris Sorenson Danish heavyweight champion. Both wrestlers approve the choice, ensuring a clean match from start to finish. Workouts will be open to the public at local gyms with no admission fees. Sorenson is in town, Westergaard due today, both in top form for a fast revival of the sport in Butte.
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Jess Westergallard
Iowa
Sorenson
Westergaard
Butte
Press Club Defeats City League Leaders
The press club bowling team defeated the Walkers, leaders of the city Commercial league, in a fast game at Marquette alleys last night, 2 491 to 2 328.
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Press Club
Walkers
Marquette Allays
Airplane flyover used to plan golf course improvements
In a bold move, club members consider using an airplane to photograph the course from above. The bird’s eye views would produce prints to aid a forthcoming special meeting in deciding on proposed improvements.
Anaconda arrests in Washoe market robbery case
Matt Gregovich Marko Domitrovich and Philip Jacques were arrested by Chief O'Brien and Officer Corcoran after a search of Gregovich's Chestnut home yielded most of the stolen goods with butter missing the Washoe market robbery Friday night case investigators reported the arrests yesterday afternoon.
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Matt Gregovich
Marko Domitrovich
Philip Jacques
O’brien
Corcoran
Washoe Market
Gregovich
Chestnut
Babe Ruth Ould To Yankee Team
New York announces Ruth sale from Boston as Col Ruppert and Miller Huggins work to seal terms Ruth’s 10 000 a year Boston salary and records cited Ruth wanted 20 000 to stay Frazee says sale justified to avoid a one man team impact
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Babe Ruth Ould
Yankee
Ruth Signs with Yankees for Next Season
Miller Huggins, manager of the New York Americans, announced that Babe Ruth, famed home run hitter, has signed to play with the Yankees next season. Papers exchange late today with terms satisfactory to both sides. salary not disclosed.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Miller Huggins
New York Americans
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Huggins
Ruth
State College Basketball Schedule Filled
Bozeman January 5 Montana State College coach Powell announces two month schedule for team. Contests include Billings Independents in Bozeman January 10 and University in Missoula February 6 and 7, plus games with School of Mines, Mount St. Charles, Montana Wesleyan, Gonzaga, Utah Aggies, Livingston club, and University at various dates and locations.
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Bozeman
Powell
Montana State College
Missoula
Butte
Billings Independents
School of Mines
Livingston Athletic Club
Mount St. Charles
Montana Wesleyan
Ruth says no deal confirmed in Yankees sale report
Babe Ruth in Los Angeles says he has heard nothing about the Boston Americans selling him to the New York American club until the Associated Press informed him that Colonel Ruppert, Yankees president, announced the deal. He notes his $20,000 a year demand might have led Boston to sell. Ruth has not yet met Miller Huggins, the Yankees manager, rumored to be in California to negotiate.
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New York
Babe” Ruth
Boston Americans
New York American
Jacob Ruppert
Ruppert
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Los Angeles
Ruth
Boston
Harry Frazee
Red Sox
Cal
New York York American Club
Associated Press
Colonel Ruppert
California
Londas Defeats Demetras for Title in Gripping Clash
Jim Londas of Greece defeated William Demetras, the Greek heavy-weight catch-as-catch-can wrestling champion, to win the title in New York. Londas pinned Demetras after 1 hour 49 minutes 20 seconds with a double arm scissors hold. Wladek Zbyszko of Poland toppled George Strambe of Belgium in 7 minutes 18 seconds with a flying mare and double wristlock.
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New York
Jim Londas
Greece
William Demetras
Londas
Wladek Zbyszko
Poland
George Strambe
Belgium
Americans Win In Melbourne Swim Meet And Bicycle Race
Norman Ross of the United States captured the 220 yard sprint title at the Melbourne athletic meet. Americans Spencer and Ostereter won the six day bicycle race with a purse of 300 pounds sterling, as fourteen teams competed.
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Melbourne
Australia
Norman Ross
Spencer and Ostereter
McCarthy to Meet Lux in Tacoma Welterweight Bout
Johnny Mc Carthy the San Francisco welterweight left the city for Tacoma where he will face Morrie Lux Thursday night in a six round match. The report reached here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Johnny Mc Carthy
San Francisco
California
Morrie Lux
Bantamweight Kid Regan Tops Dutch Brandt in Local Bout
In St. Louis on January 5, Kid Regan defeated Dutch Brandt of Brooklyn in an eight-round newspaper decision, securing a win for the local bantamweight.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Kid” Regan
Brooklyn
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Gallatin
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Pr. Witherspoon
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