Buicks Smash Bowling Record in Key Victory
In a packed Y.M.C.A. league event, the Buick Bix defeated the Mudros 2,015 total pins for three games, a new season record. Mooney and Pascoal starred with high 667 and two Buicks exceeded 600, while Mudros failed to break 500 in several frames.
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Beaty Sportings Goods
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Tourney Sparks Open in Helena Today
In Helena today the district tournament begins with five teams set to compete including Pa Bi Piatien Powell Gallada and Peles. The event opens tomorrow morning with action across the district as games start in the local arena.
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Billings Council Orders Pay Increases for Police and Firemen
Bills show city council actions on salaries for police and firefighters. Documents reference pay raises and related concessions, with unclear fragments noting personnel and departmental adjustments.
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Billings Council
Unclear text last stand bid and charges in Livingston
Fragmentary report from Livingston dated January 18 shows a person unable to raise funds for a woods project and a referenced court or legal matter. Detailing and many names are missing or garbled, leaving the exact actions and parties unclear.
Sunday School League Brings Crowd to YMCA Courts
Four games staged at the YMCA Sunday School League produced close finishes. John’s team edged Presbyterian 24 to 10 in a tournament battle, with Dahlbers scoring 12 and Bayer six for John’s. The Congregational and Trinity Methodist squads also played, Baptist narrowly defeating Congregational 18 to 14. Colts defeated Mountain View Methodists 28 to 26 after two overtimes, with Colts breaking away in the extra period and securing the win.
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Sister claims blame to free brother in still raid
A 35 gallon still was seized in a South Montana Street residence during a police and federal raid. A woman, claiming to be the haunted Walsh sister, admitted ownership and asked for her brother’s release. Police refused her account and freed A. Walsh while arresting the brother. Officers included Chief Murphy, Detect Powell, Calpin, and Federal Officer Holter.
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Tald
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World Convention of the W C T U Philadelphia
The Butte Woman’s Christian Temperance Union has received the schedule for the World Convention to be held in Philadelphia in the fall. National headquarters say the event will be the largest in W C T U history with leading temperance workers from around the world attending to study prohibition’s effects. Mrs Anna Gordon of Evanston Illinois will preside. Afterward the national convention will meet at Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Atlante City
State Superintendent Meet Concludes Fifth Annual Session
County school superintendents gathered in Missoula for the fifth annual convention. May Trumper and S. Davis of the Dillon State Normal College delivered principal remarks. Dr Dunn presented standardization of study as a way to lessen teacher strain while maintaining instructional quality.
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Missoula Taxpayers Discuss County Funds Organization
A Missoula meeting discussed county funds and how to organize a taxpayers association. Franks of Lewistown, secretary of the state association, spoke on methods for structuring the group. Hewitt addressed the Bitter Root valley plan for tomorrow.
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Olympic track for Paris venue to be largest ever
AP reports Paris plans for the 1924 Olympics include a new stadium and track described as the largest and best equipped yet. The course would measure about 125 to 130 yards per straight, totaling a record distance and promising new world records if completed in time. Interest hinges on admission charges varying from one franc to higher prices.
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Paris
Cabhiet
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Skating Carnival Delights a Big Crowd in Cold Night
A large audience attended the skating carnival despite the chill. Highlights included standout performances by youths under 34 and a notable airplane spin sequence. Tom McGeever challenged Dan Graham for the amateur mile record, with races and potential rematches announced for the same night.
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Barnes Wins California Open Golf Championship
James Barnes of Pelham wins the California state open at Wilshire Country Club with 292 over 72 holes in a three day event. Eddie Loos of Pasadena finishes second at 301, with Jock Hutchison Abe Espinoza and Mortie Sutro tied for third at 307. George Von Elm, an amateur, surprises by finishing eighth, while John Black and Ernest Martin vie for fourth and Hurt Martin claims fifth. amateurs compete but purse is for pros.
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Snow to Carry Ski Slide at Norge Ski Club Event
Snow will begin falling tonight in Cary Illinois and continue through tomorrow for the Norge Ski Club tournament. Two trains from Baraboo Wisconsin will deliver abundant snow to pave the hillside jump and steel tower for the national kt tournament. The event is scheduled for Sunday.
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Montana Aggie to Play Gonzaga in Spokane Debut
Associated Press reports Montana State College basketball will make its first Spokane appearance on January 89 against Gonzaga University. Coach Charles Doras leads the Gonzaga quintet. game to be held in the university gymnasium.
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Girls Will Play at K. C. Tonight
The Knights of Columbus recreational department hosts three games at the K of G gym this evening as the girls’ series to crown a champion continues. The White Sox face the Checkers while the Indians meet the Giants and the Peps tackle Central High School Seniors, with contests expected to draw local fans.
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Boxing Roundups Across Cities Lead to Varied Outcomes
Briefs from Peoria to Philadelphia detail several one round and ten round bouts, with Kelly, Lamson, Chaney, Hart and Langford among winners or notable bouts. Other notes cover skating champions Jewtraw and Moore, Young's back injury, and U S yacht plans for future races.
Rialto offers hearty laughs despite cold weather
Butte theatergoers braved frigid air to watch a double feature at the Rialto headlined by Wallingford in Get Rich Wallingford. The crooked scheme tale set in Battlesburg sparked nonstop humor with a lively performance by Frank Boreng, while Wild Men of Africa provided additional entertainment and education to close a high quality program.
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Rateesbura
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G. Horace Daw
Battlesburg
Frank Boreng
OY Scouts Basketball League In Action
Three games were played in the Boy Scout basketball league with Troop 1 defeating Troop 2 by 13 to 0 as Rowe and Downing led the scoring. Murphy and Castiglione contributed with field goals and a trio of free throws as officials Galagher, Lamey, and Poole oversaw the heatywelent division matchups and substitutions.
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Beaty Helena Championship Hockey Match Set for Sunday
Arrangements completed for the Beaty and Helena hockey teams to meet Sunday at 2 30 in a deciding state honors game after each side won one prior match. A preliminary between local teams is planned at Lake Avoca.
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Weather Brief From Dillon Bureau Amid Frigid Conditions
The report notes a cold snap with temperatures around 32 below in central southwestern portions. Districts outside the city see lower readings as a northeast wind adds to the chill. Details are fragmented but indicate ongoing freezing conditions in the area.
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Practicing Medicine Without License Charged
A man identified as Son Jan Fox faced charges for practicing medicine without state authorization. The obscure note references a judge and a medical board examination, with unclear dates and names, but indicates a legal action and disciplinary steps against the unnamed physician.
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Beaver County High Faces Montana State in Saturday Clash
A fast paced college style basketball night looms as Beaver County High hosts Montana State in a Saturday game. The lineup features Senter and Foster, with Andy Muth and Williams among others who saw action last week.
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Boxer Jimmy Kelly Bares to Audience in Pekin Bout
In Peoria on January 18 Jimmy Kelly the Chicago bantam weight boxer stepped into the ring in bathrobe and found he wore nothing but a smile. Seconds covered him with an overcoat and he was sent to a dressing room. The bout proceeded and Kelly lost the decision to Stanley Everett of Pekin.
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Chicago
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Jazz critic Miss Edna Thomas tours with violinist and pianist
Miss Edna Thomas a renowned mezzo soprano criticizes jazz while touring with Sasha Jacobinoff violinist and Miss Olga Sted pianist. The trio plans a tour from Great Falls to the Pacific coast Idaho Kansas City the South and New York. Thomas recalls World War I cantonnement tours in France singing folk songs soldiers preferred, praising mothers’ melodies.
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Harvard Professor Questions Public Role of Intercollegiate Football
Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell criticizes the growing public obsession with college football and calls for a fresh evaluation of its place in education. He notes intercollegiate matches have value for physical exercise but questions the need for a large public spectacle attended by thousands each autumn.
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Butte Radio Club to be Formed Saturday
Butte wireless enthusiasts plan a fully equipped aerial and radio club with Claude Austin and Sam Parker leading. A meeting is set for Saturday evening at a local hall to finalize plans and establish an aerial at the Foot of the A building for reception and transmission.
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Former Butte Residents Robbed in Los Angeles Hold Up
Four men robbed former Butte residents Mr and Mrs John Walls and Peter Targhetto in a Los Angeles home last Saturday night. About $1,100 was taken, with Walls losing around $950 and Targhetto about $100. The attackers, believed Italian, fled after tying and gagging the trio.
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