Return Of Prizes Involving Red Tape In Thorpe Scandal
Stockholm dispatch reports Olympic authorities may accept Thorpe prize returns after the full Olympic committee meeting in Lancanne next summer. Charges he played professional baseball must be raised within 20 days after the Olympics to be recognized. American Athletic Union may request prize recall at Beat meeting of the Olympic committee.
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New York
James Thorpe
Stockholm
Lancanne
Thorpe
American’ Amateur Athletic Union
Kalispell Plans Summer Racing Meet to Back Autumn Fair
A Special Dispatch from Kalispell reports the annual county fair will be preceded by a summer racing meet to avoid autumn weather disruptions. Purses totaling more than [amount] will be offered next July as the plan aims to better showcase farm products and enlarge exhibition pavilions at the fairgrounds.
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Kalispell
Tuts
Flathead
Parr
Botemen
Local Amateur Champs Highlight Mile and Two Mile Events
In Lake Ontario area SIOUPING OP SAILANAC hosts national amateur championships. Edmund Horton wins the mile and two mile titles. A carnival feature is Edward Lamy’s exhibition jump over 12 barrels to a distance of 11 feet 8 inches.
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Lake
N.Y
Edmund Horton
Tle
Edward Lamy
Man's Game at Stants State Highlights Phoenix Course Record
The article notes Thomas Ik Marshall began study today in the golf course scene nine miles from Phoenix. It reports a beginner achieving the best record ever on the course, emphasizing the intricate links and negotiating side details.
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Elect Thomas Ik
Marshall
Gol Farter
Phoenix
Local Residents Marshalls at Home Near Foottadale
Mr and Mrs Marshall are at home with Mrs Marshall's parents near Foottadale. The brief item notes a family gathering in the area. No further details are provided.
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Mrs. Marshall
Parents
Foottadale
Here
Coulon Invited to Defend Bantam Crown
Chicago January 29 Tom McCarey of Los Angeles announced Coulon invited to defend bantamweight title. He suggested March as tentative date and plans to present a diamond belt to the winner. Coulon has not replied but is expected to decide soon after confirming opponent choice and prior bout outcomes.
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Coulon
Chicago
Tom McCarey
Lossi
Bo Fein
McCarey
Porte
Couton Ime
Thape
Conlon
Gresham
Johnny
Williams
Campi
Willams
New York
Thin Intsee
Anaconda and Reliance Meet in Second Half Opener
In Butte fast game tonight at Hutte rinks the champion Anaconda seven faces Reliance to start the second half. Anaconda swept the first half with six wins and no losses as Butte teams strengthen the league for a whirlwind clash. The lineup lists La Londe Genman Raererisscessssss and others, with McKinnon, Chucasse, Clark, Dixon, Matthews, and McKay among starters.
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Hutte
Anaconda
Reliance
Butte
la Londe
Cores Genman Puter
Butte Readies Major Bonspiel With Teams From Five Cities
Plans progress for a large curling bonspiel in Butte on February 21 with four rinks from Anaconda, two from Great Falls, two from Missoula, and one from Spokane. An expected 16 rinks compete for trophies donated by Crane and Ordway of Chicago. Butte businesses and contractors pledge prizes, signaling an anticipated strong field and event.
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Butte
Tutte ‘Cutting Club
Anaconda
Great Falls
Missoula
Spokane
Tutte
Charles O'Tieren
Great Palle
Butte Association
Hutte
Cubs Honor Thorpe Reach After Drink Policy Debate
Chicago reports show Charles W. Murphy and club officials discussing temperance rules for the Cubs. Murphy sent a letter to James Thorpe asking him to join the club today, amid questions over a drinking clause and its enforcement in the Pittsburg contract.
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Chicago
Charles W. Murphy
Pittsburg
Murphy
James Thorpe
Cubs
Commission Likely To Take Entire Jurisdiction Of Referees
New York state athletic commission may assume all boxing referee assignments. Plan discussed at meetings and favored, action expected next week. Proposal to reduce number of licensed referees and have them report to the commission, not club owners. Also reports on racing cards and track conditions. Windsor track withdrawal from Grand Circuit noted. Cleveland to host July Grand Circuit Week with 12 clubs.
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New York
State
Ti Te
Clevelans
Windsor
Ontario
Secretline
Cleveland
City tries bedbug battle with sobriety and newspapers
City officials order lodgers to lift newspaper beds as part of a purge for vermin in the jail. A census shows most lack newspapers. plan includes spreading pesticide on floors and woodwork. Authorities claim the program will exterminate bedbugs and cockroaches within a month while reducing feeding in corridors.
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Tom Witton
Tork
C.F. Baston
Aller Wiis
Sa Inone
Moris
Fragmentary Names Surface From Regional Notice Board
A garbled OCR list shows numerous personal names and towns across Montana. The fragment mentions Helena, Missoula, Dillon, Butte, Livingston, Helena, and other locales with many individuals and households, suggesting a damaged public or community notice containing names.
Montana Beats Aggies for First Time in Six Years
Missoula dispatch reports the University of Montana defeated the Agricultural College team 16 to 12 in a fast, hard fought basketball game. The win ends a six year drought against the Aggies with a late, close finish. The lineup included Cummings Whistler Tabor Wolfe Sheddy Pluhr Cotner Witgam Hodgkins and Maddon. Umpire Whitestock.
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Missoula
University of Montana
Montana
Agricultural College
Aggies
University Cummings
Whister
Tabor
Wolfe
Sheddy
e—Pluhr
Cotner
Witgam
Hodgkins and
Maddon
Hartman
Miteteree—McGough
Wnitetock
New Hat Drops From Heavy Schedule
A scrambled note mentions a heavy schedule and a plan to drop the New Hat. It references a timetable shift and participation changes affecting upcoming events. Named entities are unclear due to garbled text, but the gist concerns scheduling adjustments and a new headwear item.
Los Angeles Prepares Big Welcome for Montanans
A Herald report describes a large Southern California program planned for 1,209 Montanans visiting Los Angeles. They will travel to Catalina Island, then ride a Half Take train through the orange belt, with additional trips to Los Angeles harbor and San Diego, returning to Los Angeles for their stay.
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Standard
Los Angeles
California
Vasa
Intermountain States
Catalina Island
Tiversite
Los Angeles Harbor
San Dieg
Tere
Marel
Bryan Declines Cabinet Shakeup Rumor Confirmed
Reports say Henry Bryan had been offered the Secretary of State post in Wilson's cabinet but Democratic leaders declined to confirm. Washington watchers note Bryan previously indicated acceptance, though no official statement was made and no names were publicly disclosed.
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Mami
Henry EL Alstander
Jennie Nedeid
Wittens
Bryan
Esmajaaeda
Trent
Mimi Herald
Wilson
Washington
Jan. G
Miami
Colonel Bryan
Deaths in Paris Husband and Wife Die in Home
In Paris on January 9 a doctor ordered a separation that drove a couple to despair. The wife allegedly strangled herself by her own hand and the husband was found dead by hanging in their doorway after the children left for the night. Authorities report the couple expressed a wish to die together rather than be apart.
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Paris
Jourway
End of High School Frat Seen by President
John C. Glover of Kansas City, president of the Phi Lambda Epsilon high school fraternity, arrived in Denver to annull the charters of local Denver high school chapters. He said the Denver school board’s fight against high school fraternities makes their end inevitable.
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Denver
Col
John C. Growver
Kansas City
Phi Lambda Epsilon
Trate
Glover
Mule’s kick recalls buried money in panic of 1907
Enid Oklahoma January 9 A mule kicked farmer Jon Allen in the head. He is hospitalized after a fractured skull suffered last Saturday. He recalls where he hid 280 dollars during the 1907 financial panic. The memory loss followed injuries when his team fell from a wagon days after the burial.
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Enid
Okla
Jon Allen
Allen
Themule
Star Spangled Banner Named Official Anthem Proposal
A joint resolution was introduced in Washington by Representative Levy of New York to make The Star Spangled Banner the official anthem of the United States. The measure requires all persons present at public events and government locations to stand while the anthem plays, with rules applying across branches of government.
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Washington
Levy
New York
Carpenter in City Learns of Large Inheritance From England
CSRPENTER, a local carpenter, learned today that his Cornwall born uncle died and left £3,000,000. Jewell, a long time laborer, is expected to receive several million dollars as his share. a wife and two sons also stand to benefit.
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England
Cornwall
Jewell
Camborne
Suffragists Plan Delaware Crossing To Washington March
Labor Party women and pickets in New York launch drills as Rosalie Jones and about a dozen others prepare to cross the Delaware River three times en route to the national capital. Martha Kiatchen leaves an anti suffrage job to join the march. Elizabeth Freeman will ride in a yellow wagon ahead of the army distributing literature.
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York
National Capital
Washington
Delaware
Rosalie Jones
Trenton
Bristol Pa
Burlington
Camden
Phil Delphia
Gen
Central Park
Martha Kiatchen
Elizabeth Freeman
Illinois Women Lead Planned Washington Suffrage March
NOUS ORGANIZES, Chicago, Jan 29. Illinois will be well represented among Washington marchers on March 2. Grace Wilbur Trout, president, announced her intention to march and urged others including Catherine Waugh McCulloch and Mike Helle Squire to join. Trout called for a democratic parade of women and invited sympathetic men to participate.
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Chicago
Tllinois
Washington
Ilinois Equal Suffrage Association
Mra
Grace Wilbur Trout
Trout
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
Justice of the Peace
Mike Helle Squire
Bitterly contested Londonderry by election shocks Ulster
The Londonderry by election drew record turnout amid a rainstorm as nationalist David C. Hogg led over unionist candidate Cott Packenham. Reports claim nationalist victory by a narrow margin with voters transported from abroad and an elderly paralytic casting a vote before passing.
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Londonderry
Ireland
Ulster
House of Commons
Vicory
David C. Hogg
Union
Cott. A
Packen
Trish
Honge
Packenham
David C. Hoge
Controversy Over Mixed Marriages In House Debate
Georgia congressman Roddenbery denounces interracial marriage cases, naming George F. Thompson and Melene Hanson. He accuses a white minister of performing the ceremony and calls for state laws to prevent such unions. Thompson is jailed on abduction charges after a child’s injuries. Roddenbery frames the issue as a civilizational outrage.
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Roddenbery
Law of States
Hartford Appeals Court Justice Denies Quarter Million Award
Judge Martin of the US district court granted a writ of error on the defendants appeal in the Danbury hatters case. The plaintiffs secured $250.00 damages. The writ is returnable to the court of appeals in New York on February 21. The deputy marshal failed to collect any money.
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Hartford
Conn
Danbury”hatters Cne
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Martin
United States District Court
Plains
Court of
New York
Martin Law
Ter
United States
Rural Life Meet Ends in Bozeman
The rural life meet concluded in Bozeman with short courses on agriculture and a farewell by President Hamilton. The event drew farming and stock interests from across the state and plans for permanent college extension work.
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Bozeman
Hamilton
College Amon
Cooley
Farmers’ “Institute
Helena
C. Gregg
Minnesota
Rt F. Flint
North, Dakota
G. M. Lambert
United States Dairyman
Salt Lake
W. Hartman
Farmers” Instit
R. C. Jones
Dairy Department
Grege
Joseph Wing
Poultry Show in Helena Draws Large Attendance
Helena January 90 The state poultry show enters its third day as crowds grow and judges tally awards. Butte figures dominate in multiple divisions with H D Madden D J Dorsch Fred Nichols and J D Lukens earning top placings across White Leghorn Barred Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds and White Wyandottes in cockery pullet and hen classes.
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Helena
Butte
H. D. Madden
D. J. Dorsch
W. J. Anderson
Rhode Island
Reds
Fred Nichols
Rhode” Island
J.C. Medonough
CA. Greenfield
J. D. Lukens
Judge Relieves Roy Ayers as Counsel in Miles City
Judge C Hurley of Miles City relieved Roy Ayers today and will dispose of several matters in which Ayers is disqualified for having previously served as counsel in the same case context.
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Lewistown
Jan
Suage Roy Ayers
C. ©. Hurley
Miles City
Mr.Ayers
Renon of
Havingen
Bridge Contract Let in Gallatin County
In a special session the Gallatin county commissioners opened bids for the steel portion of the West Gallatin River bridge two and a half miles below Sal eaville. One bidder entered a bid and the contract was awarded to the bidder.
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Bozeman, Jan
Gallatin County
West Gallatin
Saleaville
H C Harkness Named Lowest Bidder for Bridge Steel
The Minneapolis Steel and Machinery firm H C Harkness submitted the lowest responsible bid amounting to 2385 dollars for the steel portion of the bridge project. The foundation calls for the remaining parts of the ridge contract to be completed separately.
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H.C. Harkness
Minneapolis Steel and Machinery Company
Declamatory prize winners and services in Bozeman news
At the agricultural college declamatory contest Talbot Thompson won first prize and Pauline McVey was runner up in a judge funded event. Obituary notices include Cr Shumaker of Two Dot who died at 82, and Herbert J. Nicholson whose funeral at St Mark's in Big Timber drew Knights of Pythias members and many locals in cold weather.
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Bozeman
Jan
The
Agricultural College
Talbot Thompson
Pauline McVey
F. K Armstrong
Cr. Shumaker
Mer
Waves
White Sulphur Springs
Herbert J. Nicholson
St. Mark's Copal Church
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Nicholson
Re Brewer
Ww van Wink
Jams
St. Mark's
Big Timber
Diversified Farming Plan Eyed For Judith Basin
Lewistown Commercial Club backs a diversified farming campaign in Judith Basin with H J Kelly and several directors backing the effort. F A Bennett of Benchland outlines a plan to involve farmers at upcoming institutes in Moore and Lewistown in February to form a county organization.
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Judith Basin
Lewistown Commercial Club
H. J. Kelly
The
Democrat Kot
F. A.bennett
Benchland
Moore
Lewistown
Gallatin county sheepmen organize in Bozeman
Heepmen organization meets in Bozeman to buy and sell sheep and by products. George M Lewis of Manhattan chairs the meeting with Joseph E Wing of Ohio participating in lectures. A committee of Roy L Summers and Prof RW Clark to draft by laws.
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Mozeman
Gallatin County
Bozeman
George M." Lewis
Manhattan
Joseph E. Wing
Ohio
Ollege
George M. Lawis
Harry J. Summers
Roy L. Summers
RW. Clark
Association
Butte Man Married in Lewistown Ceremony
A Butte man named Devine and a Lewistown woman identified as Sioa a popular Lewistown girl daughter of Bir and Mrs AM Sloan were married this week. Father Al an Denbroeck performed the ceremony at an inn with Milwaukee Land connections noted.
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Ewimcown
Sioa
Lewistown
Bir
AM. Sloan
Wiliam
Devine
Butte
Milwaukee Land
Alan Denbroeck
Divorce Requested in Helena Marriage Case
Lewiston man files suit against Catt Rather in Helena alleging failure to provide for family. Court action seeks dissolution of marriage on grounds of neglect and abandonment after a prior residence in Helena in 19.
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Lewistown
Rey F. Ayers Yeaterday
Edith Wildams
C. EB. Willians
Burville
Neb
Emily Lamb
George Lamb
Lewiston
Doin Rather
Catt Rather
Helena
Presby church plans funds for Assembly in To To
Grant announced tonight that 10 wealthy members will subscribe 13 dollars to cover expenses of every Presbyterian minister in Canada attending the general Assembly in To To. Wives travel costs and special trains will be provided from across Canada. Additional support covers ministers from the United States Great Britain and other regions attending the meeting.
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Al's. Grant
Canada
General Assembly
Als 10
United States
Great Britain
Bank Vault Explosion Foils Early Morning Robbery
A failed bank heist at Marysvllle State Bank ended when an explosion damaged the outer vault wall. Fearing the blast, the robbers fled without taking any loot before the cashier arrived to open for the day.
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Marysyne
Sya
San Oman
Maryeville State
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