Yanks and Snaps Face Key Night in Girls KC Tourney
Tonight three games at Knights of Columbus gym determine league winner with the Snaps vs Yanks likely to decide the champion. The winner will play the Checkers for the Kelly Cup Saturday if the Checkers beat the Giants tonight. Also Peps meet White Sox. Keen interest and expected capacity crowd as Jensen Cubs beat Milwaukee Cubs 28 to 16 yesterday with Keppeler and Eldrikin starting for Jensen.
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Knights of Columbus
Snaps
Yanks
Checkers
Giants
Peps
White Sox
Beaty Sports Goods Win City Hockey Title Match
Beaty Sports Goods defeats Helena by a single goal 2 to 1 at Lake Avoca rink in Montana hockey championship. Tower and Telling score for Beatys with Peterson sealing the win. Cook and McKeay reply for Helena. A final tense drive nearly tied the game as the locals held on for the victory.
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Montana
Beaty Sporting Goods
Lake Avoca
Helena
Tower
Telling
Peterson
Cook
McKeay
Tenay
Tess
Princeton
White
Heaty
Beatys
McKay
Timit
Woolman Street Stars
Lake Avoca Juniors
F Gerry
Beaty
Woolman
Gerry
E. Gerry
R. Gerry
Chartier
Clarke
Sere McKay
Eferee Dever
Hotel Arrivals List Teems With Names Across Cities
A long hotel arrivals list documents guests from multiple cities including Salt Lake City, Indianapolis, Chicago, Great Falls, Spokane, Helena, Missoula, Billings, Seattle, Portland, Denver, and more. Individuals named span numerous families and singles, with affiliations to businesses and regions across the northwest and midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
A. B. Knox
F. A. Reynolds
J.C. Males
Salt. Lake
H.C. Wamply
J. H. Kuffer
Rose Heaney
Dillon
JW. Till
Indianapolis
and Are. Jackive
Anaconda
C. Innerfield
Tillinge
Fred M. Smith
TJ Grantier
Missoula
George W. Muller
Minneapolis Kuhlman
Cleo Thornton
Henry Brack
Charl Greenfield
W. D. Rankin
Helena
Mt Levins
Minneapolis
J. Johnson
Toledo
A. Brandt
Chicago
C. Pel
Pocatello
H. Crutcher
J.C. Jernberg
Great Falls
Roy D.smith
Bpokane
P. D. Sutherland
Kenneth A Miles Blunt
Cham‘rector
Springfield
Ri. Menger
Washington
D.C
W. Sone
W. A
Rank Maw
Craig
H. E. Kraus
Omemee
N. D
Rea Rampoon
Whitehall
Air
Goldstone
Idaho
Joan Recher
Louis Luoma
Late Lake
A. C. Morton
Sam Ford
Dilion
FW. Putnami
St Louis
R. Robinson
FE. George
Minneapolix
Harry B. Wilson
Billings
A.W. Whittee
Spokane
A. McBride
Mre
George B. Monroe
Roseman
Fred G. Powers
Idaho Falls
Legent
A. Hamilton
W. Kenneth Judevine
Bozeman
A. J. Miller
F. Welch
Mrs. Kenner
TP Corbett
A.D. Sperry
J.B. Weldenbonner
Norris
W Te Fuer
Joseph Mt. Tlox
F. Jones
Hibbard
Mont
A. van Brocklin
George van Brocklin
Livi
Many Riflers Score High At Rocky Mountain Range Shoot
A large crowd watched the weekly medal shoot on the Rocker range in the Rocky Mountain Itfe lab. George Westphal Harry Over led with high scores around 47 while Over added a 46. Leighton Ralph Youns Derville and others followed with scores in the mid 40s. Fred Young Tack Derville visited and scored, marking a strong return after years away.
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Rocky Mountain
Itfe Lab
George Westphal
Harry Overand
Overand
Leighton
W. FE. Ralph
Fred Young
Tack Derville
Westphal
Over
Tisdale Leighton
Ralph Youns Derville Motske
Brown
Huette Wall Perrier
Rand
Nichols Stivers
McMahon
Bird
Scheu
Morrill
Finten
Golfers Fail To Negotiate Stymie At Annual Meeting
By the Associated Press in Chicago on January 21 the Western Golf Association failed to settle the stymie issue at its annual meeting. After lengthy discussion the group referred the question to a committee led by President Alpert R. Gaten and including Vice President CO Phelll, Sector 3 Nugent, and other regional figures for decision.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Western Golf Association
Ite
Alert R. Gaten
Co, Phelll
Memphis
Nugent
Kansas City
Lincoln Offered Western Franchise In Baseball League
Lincoln Neb Jan 22 A Western baseball league franchise was tentatively offered. Lincoln men showed interest and E R Duncan was named as the prospective buyer. The city planning to retire its club was not disclosed.
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Associated Press
Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
E.R. Duncan
Stymie rules dispute rages in golf meeting
Golf officials of the Western Golf Association and the United States Golf Association remain at odds over stymie rules. The issue likely extends into the 1922 season. In Lincoln Nebraska, Pred Dawson departed for the east to discuss a possible successor to F W Luehring who has resigned as athletic director to join the University of Minnesota.
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Chicago
Western Golf Association
United States Golf Association
W. G.A
Associated Prem
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
T. Dawson
F. W. Luehring
University of Minne
Jury in murder trial of Joseph Studer disagrees
In Los Angeles a jury trying Joseph Studer for the murder of his 85 year old mother Mrs Elizabeth Studer disagreed last night and was dismissed after two hours. A retrial date was set for next Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Studer
Peoria
Elizabeth Studer
Studer
East Broadway
Five Teams Tie For First In City League
Five teams in the Marquette Valleys city bowling league share the top spot with five wins and four losses each. Teams Chequamagon Truzzolino Fuantimore Connell and Beers lead after recent play. Individual leaders include Jovick in class A averages and Riley in class B. Campana tops class A singles at 223 with high three games and Morrison high three in class A. Hurley posts high three in class B with a 42 and Cummings strong in singles. Schedule notes mention Campanas versus Connells and Truzzolinos versus Montana Power ahead of Marquettex.
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Marquette Valleys
Chequamagon
Hurley
Cummings
Marquettex
Campanas
Connells
Truzzolinos
Montana Power
Ourday
Chequamegon
Beers
Inland Telegraph Trap Shooting Scores Across Inland Empire
Spokane teams led the Inland Vampire telegraphic trap shooting tournament with top marks. First half scores featured Spokane 74 and Colfax 72, with Yakima 78 and Pendleton 73 close behind, while second half showings included Lewiston Pomeroy 74 and Wenatchee 78, Coeur d Alene 72, and Walla Walla 70 amid forfeits and varied results.
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Rene
Spokane
Wash
Don
Spokesman-Review
Parouses Colfax
Yaki Odessa Kellogs
Waltsburg
Sprague
Walla
Pendleton
City
Oroville
Theney
Lewiston-Pomeroy
Yakima
Wenatchee
galalitee-Keliogs
Falotize-colfax
St. John-Garfeld
Odessa
Coeur d'Alene
Walla Walla
Coulee City
Cheney
National ski tournament crowns amateur and pro champions
Ragnar Omtvedt won the national amateur title while Lars Haugen, from Denver, captured the national professional championship despite breaking two ribs on his first jump. The bad snow coating caused many spills as the event closed amid negotiation talks and Montana college teams preparing for Gonzaga at the gym.
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Cary
Ragnar Onvedt
Lars Haugen
Omtvedt
Haugen
Denver
Railway Clerks to Receive Over Time
Associated Press reports that after opposition from three railroad labor board members, time and a half pay after nine hours remains for railway clerks. An eight hour day is allowed within twelve hours, with a 10 hour overtime ban considered unjust and burdensome to carriers. The rules take effect February 2, replacing the national agreement pending new negotiations.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Haseen
Canadian Pacific Express Derails Killing Engineer
The Canadian Pacific Express from Prescott to Ottawa ran over a broken rail and plunged an embankment. Hawley White, the engineer, was killed. Nineteen or more people were injured as the train wreck prompted a mass response. In Deer Lodge, George W Thornburn and Eli Bronson, LDS Church representatives, opened a first in a series of meetings.
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Associates Press
Canadian Pacific Express
Prescott
Ottawa
Hawley White
Beer Lodge
George W. Thornburn
Eli Bronson
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Notes on Brother and Dr Spottswood
In Deer Lodge notes, references mention his brother and Dr Spottswood in the morning, with brief, unclear context about their activities or discussions. The readable text hints at a local update involving named individuals and a medical professional.
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Deer Lodge
Dr Spottswood
Trial of Keel to Begin Today
Keel prepared for his defense as the trial opens with attendants noting nervousness. The accused faces possible insanity claims while Will In no manner affects the prisoner. Attorney General Rankin joined the prosecution in Virginia City with Reid. KeeI is represented by M. M. Duncan and L. L. Calloway, noted Great Falls attorney.
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Rankin
Virginia City
Helena
Reid
Kee
M. M. Duncan
L. L. Callowa
Great Falls
Aito
Woman Plunges to Death From Hotel Window
New York Jan 22 Mrs FA Sherwood of Berkeley California died today after plunging from a nineteenth floor hotel room window at the Hotel Comme Gore. Her body struck the roof of a court where tea was underway. She had stayed at the hotel since January 1920 and was reported to be about 50 years old and mother to several children.
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New York
FA Sherwood
Herkeley
Cal
Commé- Gore
Agricultural AGI To Talk To Farmers
Agricultural agent of the Northern Pacific railroad will address Powell county farmers at the local high school auditorium on Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. Mr Benz will cover practical potato farming and other farm products. He has spoken widely from Minnesota to the east and urges farmers to attend for profit.
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Deer Lodge
Northern Pacific Railroad
Powell County
Benz
Minnesota
Ferry passengers transferred after St Lawrence grounding
Seventy five passengers aboard the ferry Ferdinand were moved to another vessel after the boat ran aground in the St Lawrence near Densburg. The grounded ship was en route to Densburg when it struck rocks early this morning. William Cutter aged 85, a prominent California Nevada political figure and former superintendent of the San Francisco mint, died in Marysville.
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Densburg
N. Y
Ferdinand
St-Lawrence
Marysville
Cal
William Cutter
California
Nevada
San Francisco
Califoria
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Keppeler
Eldrikin
Butte Ice Squad
Speedy Capital Group
Selena
Gunter
Rocky Mountain Club
Les Bibert Gerry
Jersey
Lily” Langtry
Payne Whitney
EB. Cassatt
George W. Lott
Robert L. Gerry
Marquette
Pine
Joviek
Mooney
Bruele
O'Brien
Dazzle
Pascoot
Candy Bas
Peck
Anderson
Morrison
It Krueger
Ba Knoyle
Ib Nash
Jackson
I McLeod
Nelson
Gebean
Perrick Perham
Cooney
Boehme Halloran
Riley
Ars Cummings
Ars Hurley
Stevens
Toomey Hanson
Ast
Zip” Jovick
Bagley
Rodda
Marrington
W. Clark
Middleton
Houston
L. Clark
Eyee
McGeehan
McConigie
Warren
Isa Woodside
Heffernan
A. Jovick
Maxwell
McConnell
Campana
North Bute Muckers
North Butte
Buick
North Butte Muckers
Ailen
Bruce
McNamara
Burton
Willams
Biz Shafford
Coughlin
Anderson Sz
Buick Our
Nash
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Murray
Broadway
Inland Empire
Sohn-Garflell
Sonera Eed
Montaia
College
Athiesiclub
Kane Kee
Jaife van Sane
Fone
ID. V
Ctor
M.S
Paul Weathernena
Wil Iso
Gonzaga ‘University
Gonzaga Gymnasium
SSS
Chester Gir
Bim
Tim
Foxx
Keel
West Park Street
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