Alignment not religious lines in Irish freedom debate
In a Butte mass meeting speakers argued that Irish struggle is not a Catholic Protestant divide but a fight for Irish independence. They urged self determination for Ireland and protested British actions, praising leaders regardless of faith and defending asylum for Lord Mayor O Callaghan of Cork.
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Egypt
South Africa
India
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Ewa Resoltwens
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Butte
Great Britain
Department of State
Colby
O'Callaghan
Silver Bow Park tops Montana Power in season hockey clash
In Lake Avoca the Silver Bow Park team beat Montana Power 4 to 1 to even the state championship series at two wins each. Gerry starred with three points, Teiling scored the other Power point, and Anaconda fell to Lake Avoca Juniors 4 to 1 in the second game. Next game set for Sunday at Anaconda.
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Teiling
Lobby
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Avoca
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Uren
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E. Gerry
Tellins
Schulte
Gonman
LaLonde
Wells
Robitella
R. Gerry
Sullivan
Tower
First Boxing Under New Law At Helena
Helena hosts the first boxing event under a new state law directing half the proceeds to the American Legion for disabled veterans. The Marlow theater hosts a 15 round welterweight MT bout Joe Simonich of Butte versus Young Stanley Ketchell of Butte and Idaho. Semi final Beadle Kelly of Butte versus Parry Morton of Spokane. Two 4 round preliminaries. John H. McIntosh to referee and Frank Conley as timekeeper if available. A large Butte crowd expected.
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American Legion
Ben Barnet
Ragion
Butte
Marlow Theater
Lewis and Clark Post
Helena
Joe ‘Simonich
Young Stanley Ketchell
Jon
John H. McIntosh
Frank Conley
Barnet
Maranville Sent to Pittsburg in National League Deal
Pittsburg reports Walter Rabbit Maranville, star shortstop of the Boston Nationals, will join the Pittsburg club after a deal closed tonight. In exchange Boston received outfielders William Southworth and Fred Nicholson and infielder Walter Barbare plus cash. Boston also sent Maranville in a related announcement by Braves manager Fred Mitchell.
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Walter Maranville
Boston
National League Baseball Club
William Southworth
Fred Nicholson
Walter Barbare
Boston Nationals
Walter
Rabbit
Maranville
Pitsburg
Fred Mitchell
Braves
Gibbons Eyes Comeback Bout With Wilson in Minnesota
Mike Gibbons announced in Paul Minnesota that he would return for a middleweight bout if Johnny Wilson persists in avoiding Mike O'Dowd. He said he would face Wilson and any other opponents, with a Wilson clash as the only incentive to return to the ring.
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RE. Paul
Minn
Ative Gibbons
Johnny Wilson
Gibbons
Mike O'Dowd
Wilson
O'Dowd
Juniors Beat Hangarounds In Fast Basketball Show
The Dublin Gulch Juniors outpaced the Hangarounds in a basketball game last evening at the Ringley gym, winning 174. The Juniors, despite their lighter ranks, displayed speed with Murphy Mumling Mackey Murray as high forward.
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Dublin Gulch
Hangarounds
Ringley
Giants pursue Groh and infield overhaul in trade talks
Baseball chatter centers on Jawn McGraw and the Giants as New York seeks a quicker rebuild. McGraw targets Heinie Groh and may trade for Maranville with Reds and Pirates, aiming to bolster infield depth to challenge Ruth and the Yankees.
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New ‘York’ Giants
McGraw
Frisch, Kelley
Bancroft
Giants
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Pirates
George Whitted
Curley
Boston
AGGIES Fall to Independent Five Assembly
In a heated gym contest the Aggies lost to an independent five. The lineup included Benbow Jones Adama Hume Jim Annin and Burt Annin with Sorenton News noting the result and local reaction.
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Aggies
Andar
Benbow
Jones
Adama
Hume
Jim Annin
Burt ‘Annin
Clark Arrested In Raiding A Broadway Rooming House
Police officers Dwyer and Rodda arrested a man who gave the name Bob Clark after a raid on a Broad way rooming house. They found an opium pipe and a small quantity hidden under the mattress of his bed.
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Broadway
Dwyer and
Rodda
Bob Clark
Weather 15 bad for rifle shoot scores rise despite wind
Despite unfavorable conditions at the Rocky Mountain Rifle club range yesterday several shooters posted fair scores. Tony Schell led the 20 yard off hand medal event with 45 of 80, while Rand Cup winner Tisdale scored 58 of 100. New members showed notable progress as the meet continued with several good marks recorded.
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Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Tony Schell
Tisdale
Many Measures Up For Action On House Floor
The house will convene at 10 oclock with multiple items under debate. Opposition is predicted to greet the floor appearance of the measure introduced by Goodland of Silver Bow. A reeferred bill by Gen. C. S. Warren to define and prohibit picketing awaits judiciary review. An oath of loyalty for teachers in all private public and parish schools and state institutions will likely be considered next week. The nepotism bill by Haley restricting employment of relatives by state county and city officers draws interest with citizenship as a qualification for public employment.
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Siiver Bow
Senate
Haley
Orelock
Thief Steals Battery From Brannan Automobile at Show
At a Broadway theater show last night James Brannan, a machinist at the Emma mine, left his car parked outside. A thief or accomplices disabled the vehicle by removing a battery and tampering with wiring, preventing any ignition. Brannan and companions reported the loss to the sheriff’s office, prompting inquiries into the new style of crime.
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Sheriff's Office
James Brannan
Brannan
Emma
Whitehall News Notes Update Local St Theresa’s Change
Whitehall January notes report C M Johnson returning home to Nova Scotia and A J McKay heading to Los Angeles for the winter for health. J T Wyne returns from Oklahoma, Mrs Thomas Barry ill but improving, George McKeown honeymooning in California and planning home at Cardwell ranch. Rev Father Gilmore now in charge of St Theresa’s church succeeding Father English. Whitehall girls beat Three Forks in basketball. others plan visits with relatives and friends.
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C. M. Johnson
Nova Bca
A. J. McKay
Los Angeles
Leo Kelly
George McKeown
California
District Court Trial Term Opens in Great Falls
Great Falls, Jan 22. A trial term of the district court begins Feb 15 with seventy jurors summoned by Sheriff Bob Gordon. Civil and criminal calendars will be called Feb 5 for ten days. Notable cases include a murder trial of Ernest R. Gust and about 60 liquor cases, plus a $1 damage suit against the state auditor George P. Porter.
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H. I. Ewing
Jere B. Leslie
Cascade County
Judith Basin
Ernest R. Gust
R. Sullivan
George P. Porter
D. Watson Robb
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Porter
James Derry Dips in Butte Mining Veteran Dies at Home
James Derry a native of England and longtime US resident died Saturday evening at 117 Covert Street. He worked for years in mining and is survived by his wife Mary Derry two sons William C and Samuel of Butte three daughters Mrs Eugene Gates of Denver Mrs Fred Phillips of Oregon and Miss Florence Derry of Butte.
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England
United States
Covert Street
Mary Derry
William C
Samuel
Butte
Eugene Gates
Denver
Fred Phillips
Oregon
Florence Derry
Grove's One Day Cure Ad Shows Laxative Bromine Quinine
An old advertisement touts Grove's Laxative Bromine Quinine for a quick cold cure. It features the brand name B. W. Grove and claims a single day remedy with a 30 cent price.
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Grove
W. Grove
Copper, zinc, and silver shape Montana mining outlook
The 1921 mining outlook in Montana reflects a collapse in copper with prices below production costs and rising surpluses, while silver gains under the Pittman act offer some support. Zinc and lead face similar pressures from cheap foreign competition, and gold mining stalls despite possible McFadden bill benefits. The industry faces a fragile future needing careful policy to avoid total collapse.
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