Butte Cracks to Attend Great Tenpin Meet
The American Bowling congress gathering in Cincinnati from the 12th features Western officers led by Vice President Michael J. Sheehan and Dr. TT Ellis as guests of honor. Chicago, Denver, Salt Lake, and Buffalo contingents join 40 Western delegates, with record cash prizes and promises of nationwide promotion.
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Michael J. Sheehan
Western Bowling Congress
TT Ellis
Wasi Yewr
Willis Bolté
American Bowling Congress
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sttm
Cravks
Western Congress
Garro Herrmann
National Rowing
Cincinowti
Bowlers to converge for special tournament at Motel Linton
Delegates and visitors of the American Bowling Congress are promised a grand banquet at Motel Linton on Peb 1 costing about $6 per plate. The event features a four team championship with $2,000 prize, the Western and Canadian champions, and a national association champion. An all women’s tournament is planned across two middle alleys with about $400 in prizes and growing participation nationwide.
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Finy Bowling Association
Cincinnati
St. Louis
American Bowling Congress
Indianapolis
Cinginnati
Indianapola
Cincipant
St Louis
Gix Ruffelo Trani
Linton
Iuin
Western Association
Chamiplonn
Ca- Nadler
Wastern
Natlonn Associafon
Taye
Tulane track results from New Orleans meet
Race results from New Orleans on January 22 with multiple events. Winners include Cunning in the first race and Temacea in the Tulane mile, plus second and third places noted for each event. Times vary from around 46 seconds for the mile to about 2 minutes for longer sprints. Additional results from Los Angeles and Oakland meetings list winners such as Duke of Brignennter and Magazine with various placings and times.
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New Orleans
Cunning
Noaturtia Secind
Mrs. Sewill
Lord Loval
No Quarter
Hal
Bad
E. T. Shipp
Apple Teddy Seco
Thue
Tulane
Los Angeles
Bante Anita Park
Duke of Brignennter
Tirnaurt Secon
Henry of
Shennsmere
Wilrd
Hampess
Mareline Mus- Baie
Carter
Jmne
Taylor Georgesvon
Gosatper
Sink Spring
Pureo— Magazine
Greston
Teeegal
Livimg
Dazzlesreont
Bedly
Thos
Slingeryton
Aunt Polly Aecond
Teacress Lind
Sutton Wins Again in Large Margin Victory
New York January 2 George Sutton of Chicago defeated George F Bhusani in a lopsided 800 to 3 contest reported from tonight's game. Bhusani struggled while Sutton dominated, delivering another decisive performance in this 30 point 1S2 base Lee Willards matchup.
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New York
Lee Willards
George Sutton
Chicago
George F. Bhusani
Naty
Button
Dugdale Names Seattle Season Lineup and Catching Options
Manager D E Dugdale outlines the Seattle lineup for the coming season. He lists Pas Berner as the new catcher, with candidates including Arbogasti, Krelt, Bunstein, Portier, and Quinn. Pitchers include Welch, Hush, Allen, Crump, Pinkney, and Moberly, plus aims to add a crack left-hander. Infield may feature Hickey at third and Schofield at short, with Bruyette, Dudley, and Quigley as infield options. Outfielders listed include Toes, Careless Bert, Coys, Grainger, Whitfield, Pat Whitfield, McLin, Cahill, and others. The club plans workouts and minor-transaction shuffles as they prepare for spring.
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D. E. Dugdale
Seattle
Pas Berner
St. Paul
Raye Ile Spalln Tues
Mact Stenley
C. P. Arbogasti
Krelt
Bunstein
Portier
Hildie Quinn
Arbogast
Dugdale
Paddy Welch
Harry Hush
Frank Allen
Barhsiesd
E. Retenle
Frank Pinkney
D. Moher Iy
Otto Crump
Metcalf
No Hoe
Jack Hickey
Pinkney
Feorla
Moberly
Charlie
Ayo
Crump
Schofield
Ivery Young
Vancouver
Qwk
Hickey
Wouter
Bruyette
Dudley
Quigley
Art Toes
Bert Coys Glivmer
Mhan
Buipp
Grimp's
Chattapoo
Cox
Jingdaie
Peport
Sarde
Lutte
Wilco
Alino
Bicycle pace race reports muddled standings and results
A fragmented clipping from Tracy Kansas notes a six day bicycle pace event with racers including Rool Pugter Lanaon Moran Bardrett Mitten Holiper Hattroak Sharwood Wiley Monroe Moran and others. It mentions 92 miles and 3 laps with unclear final placements.
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Kansasity
Rool-Pugter
lanaon-Maoran
Bardrett-Mitten
Holiper-Hattroak
Sharwood-Wiley
Mallow
Schedule of Wiker ball games arranged by Glenn Sloan
Special to the Sanday Bezeyo reports a full basketball schedule set by top student manager Glenn Sloan. The lineup includes a visit from Montana College in Deer Lodge, a trip to Billings, and a marquee clash with Musea Undowd’s militia team, marking a standout season for the squad with strong new material and notable records.
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Sanday
Capalitetin
Wiker
Manaster
Glenn Sloan
Ante Vist
Gana Af
Kinto
Miltia
Spora Musea
Ball Turners Tv
United States
Uxtl
Thas Keane
Joon
Alard
Keeler
Ditle
Maret
Laws
Boreran
Judge rules on demurrer in Soper vs May case
Judge George H Button sustained a demurrer in the case of F J Soper versus Emmett May. He noted the court considered Governor Gilletts declared holidays and the impact on judicial days. The ruling questions how holidays may affect court proceedings and whether the port authority had standing.
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Los Alngetes
Jan. S
George H. Button
F. J. Soper
Emmett May
Gillett
Porto
Japanese Laborers Permitted Only for Certain Relatives
From Tokyo Baltofie via cablegram, Hasashi Foreign Minister notifies that from February 1 only Japanese laborers allowed to enter Hawaii are those with permits and who have relatives already there. The policy lists those eligible and mentions the waves of eligible entrants. The message underscores controlled labor migration during the period.
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Honalily
Jan
Baltofie
Cabiegram Tram
Hasashi
Japan's Publishing Nerd Chronicle Notes Growth
An oblique report highlights Japan's internal development and commercial expansion. It mentions collaboration with the United Center and Canada, framing relations as a friendly economic momentum and signaling ongoing activity in publishing ventures.
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London
Ton
Chronicle Saga
Japan
Tana li
Vor Tha United Center
Canada
Big Social Enjoyed By Butte Electricians
Nearly 1,000 electrical workers and friends attended a social at the Miners' Union hall last night. The program featured vaudeville acts, boxing matches, stories, and a drum drill by Camp No. 16. Local businessmen contributed to refreshments as President J. Mcleod welcomed guests and P. J. Gil served as toastmaster.
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Butte Electrical
An- Hua
Socia N
Grang
Broadway
Happylana
Electri
Mayid
Unis
Welcomp
J. M. Mcleod
Reed
Fleetrical Workers
Homie Aid
P. J. Gil
Anne
Fliea
T. d. Merny
G. A. E. Olson
Frog Isler
Joe Hancock
Hank Biane
Ed Gould
Canp
Wooden
Decrease in Revenues Shown in December Statement
Washington January 2. The monthly statement of the internal revenue shows for December 1807 a decrease in receipts for the six months of the current year compared with the preceding period. The report notes Aperease to the receipts and a decline in revenue against prior six months.
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Washington
Exiled revolutionists barred from landing in Hayti
Port au Prince Jan. 22 The wreckering Vorcigern sailed from St Thomas Jan. 19 with General Fir and other exiles aboard tries to land on Haytian soil. The Haytian government declares the vessel pirate and orders capture if it approaches.
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Port Iu
Prines
Steenager Vorcigern
St. Thomas
Fir- ME
Lus Vadel
Frelieig Nates
Woman Suffrage Backed by Committee on Elections
January 2 report from the convention committee on elections shows unanimous support for a proposal granting woman suffrage with a recommendation that it be merged into the main action. The text notes the committee’s decisive vote and the push toward a unified measure.
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Tansing
Mien
Conctita Honal Convention Committee On Elections
Morphine user linked to fatal assault in Butte inquest
An inquest into the death of Ortag W. Cook at Connell’s and later reported at the Little Corner salon revealed he was a habitual morphine user. A foreigner who knew Cook only as HI and bought drinks for him emerged as a suspicious figure, with authorities tracing him after Cook’s fall and robbery on Monday night. The coroner cited a fatal combination of head trauma alcohol and morphine, while family asked for burial in Blair Nebraska.
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Diese Rodgers
Young Mooles
East Aide
Onley
Foley
Bard
Dae Flynn
Ie “Lave Tana
Clark
Abe Cohen
Murphy Tany Assola
Fox
Moon
Iine
Ortag W. Cook
Walcott
al Shermen & Reed
Delind Cook
Blair
Neb
Butte
Pacife
Cook
Curguer Stevena
Hii
Hit
Wootheen
Caakwee
Columnar
Tony Cook
Gerena
Main Street
Conk
Glyay Kenaire
Charles Jones
Park Addition
Jones
Stevens
Coronse Stevens
Tinague
Northern Pacific Roundhouse
R. C. Monahan
B. A. Heuser
Eagle Pharmacy
Wilhees
Cao
Heuser
Man Named Walcott Hired as Boilder at Roundhouse
The report details a man who improvised as a laborer under W. B. Walcott at the roundhouse after secretly purchasing attire and a jumper. It notes his beard growth and a failed search for Cook's wife, who was in Salt Lake. She telegraphed promises of informing Cook's mother of his death, while the man wore a Prihlas engine button, with uncertainty about his condition.
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Bostler
Roundhouse
W. B. Walcott
Cook
Butte
Salt Lake
Ike
Bryan urges silver dollar policies in Nashville address
In Nashville at the Ryman auditorium William J. Bryan spoke to a large audience, with Judson Harmon present, arguing that prosperity from Republican rule is illusory. He praised silver dollar advocacy and denounced capitalistic excess, trusts, and Prohibition-era laws, while noting Democrats’ unity and Republicans’ dissension.
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Nashville
Tenn
Williem J. Bryan
Ryman Auditorium
Judson Haemon
Mrs Bryan
Thor Oeudelun
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Trust Works to Defeat Return of Hansborough
The senate spent over an hour discussing a resolution by Sen Hansborough of North Dakota directing the Department of Commerce and Labor to suspend an investigation into the International Harvester company. Hansborough says the harvester trust seeks to control delegates to the next Republican national convention and aims to defeat him for re election. The resolution was referred to committee and the criminal bill was also considered before adjournment at 4:40.
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Senate
Habsbotough
North Dakota
Department of Commsion
Lnbar
International Harvester Company
Slor Haneborough
Harvester Trust
Mind of Bank Officer May Give Way in Jail
Fragment from a 1920s San Francisco report describes Walter J. Bartlet, a bank officer, whose mind reportedly deteriorates in jail. City physician Dr. Witkine notes his decline and urges humane consideration. Sheriff Dolan plans immediate experiments to assess possible treatment effects on Bartlet and other inmates.
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Sin Francisco
Taree T. Witkine
Sher
Walter J. Bartlett
Indicimantan
Keowlig
Ca Farpla
Dolan
Treasury Withdraws Deposits Amid Financial Improvement
Washington Jan 23 The secretary of the treasury announced that due to improved financial conditions the government began gradual withdrawal of deposits of public money from national banks. The first call focused on New York banks, totaling about 19 million dollars, added to roughly 39 million dollars returned by New York banks since December.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Hic
Dee
Portland trial details in Halle Mays conspiracy case
Special Agent report from Portland Oregon outlines guilty pleas by Carrier Walled States Commissioner H H Hendricks and Clarence B Zachary of the Butte Creek Land Livestock and Timber company. Hendricks testified about a 1900s meeting with ex US District Attorney Hall and alleged influence attempts on Senator Steiner via Hall. The government introduced a Hall letter requesting a special agent to probe illegal fencing of government lands, noting five counts but omitting others.
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Portland
Ore
H. H. Henderiks
Clarence B. Zachary
Butte Creek Land, Livestock and Tamber Company
United States
Hendricks
John E. Hall
Ails
Hall
Butte Creek Company
W. W. Stainer
Steiner
Butte Greek
New Orleans Police Inspector Whitaker Resigns Amid Allegations
New Orleans on January 22, Police Inspector Ben Whitaker head of the city police department offered his resignation to the board of police commissioners. He faced charges including intent to kill and malfeasance. The resignation was accepted and Captain William J. OConnor was elected to the vacancy. The charges stemmed from an attack on J. B. Vogue.
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New Orleans
Ben. Whitaker
Back at HIKt from the New York Telegram
fragmentary text from the New York Telegram notes partial names and phrases. unreadable sections limit clear facts, leaving only scattered references and stray words without a coherent event or context.
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Morse— Asleigh
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Bruch of
Firidern
BIG Bicycle
Tracy
Atterbury Suits
Agcleelivent Coiteme Barriel
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Butte Electricians
Brotherhood
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Hayti
Heniy
Hipstetter
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LaWa
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Brinton
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
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