Gaelic language revival in Ireland draws U S support
Anya opposition fades as a Gaelic revival spreads through Ireland and the United States. Fionan MacCollum, chief Irish Language League envoy, reports funds raised in Butte for linguistic propaganda and matriculation law aims. Organizers in Ireland push for language as a university requirement amid generous Butte donations and upcoming travels.
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Ie Dionine
Ireland
United
Fionan MacCollum
Irish Language League
United States
Tanguage
Pestimen
Miele
Wid
MarCaliom
Teague
Tangvae
Trelang
Butte
Dr. Hyde
Boyle
MacCollum
Anaconda
Hutte
Columbia Trartens
Falls of the Kootenai Water Power Urged in Libby Article
The Libby Western News lauds the long talked of Kootenai Falls project as a feasible, potentially profitable harnessing of vast water power. It criticizes opposition and demagoguery while noting Great Falls’ growth spurred by Missouri River power and the shift to private control under promoters led by John D. Ryan and John G. Morony.
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Libbey
Kootenai
Nothi
Falls
the Kootenal
Libby
Montana
Kootenai Falls
West
Great Falls
Missouri
Power Trust
Lewis Clark
Spurl
John D. Ryan
John G. Morony
Morony and Ryan cited as engines of major power project
The text profiles Morony of Montana and Dear Lodge county native Ryan as decisive, capable leaders in financing a vast power development. It lauds their success, integrity, and belief in the venture, noting the employment created, materials used, cheaper power, and broad prosperity for farmers, merchants, manufacturers, and workers, while urging divine blessing on leaders like Ryan or Morony for the project at hand.
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Morony
Montana
Dear Lodge
Ryan
Vali
Hong
Boxers Schedule Busy August With Local Bouts
Local advance notes outline August boxing aims with Luther McCarthy training at McCarthy's gym and eyeing a winner from the Thomas Cummings bout at Anaconda Wednesday night. Young Waiter Coffee, targeting Ted Johns, claims wins over Billy Nelson Spokane and Oscar Gardner, while Leo Benz predicts a tough test against Jack Dillon or Sailor Petrosky on Labor Day.
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Luther McCarthy
McCarthy
Thomas Cummings
Anaconda
Young Waiter Coffee
Young Coffee
Ted Johns
Tally
Billy Nelson
Spokane
Oscar Gardner
Portland
Tom Neenan
Leo Benz
Jack Dillon
Sailor Petrosky
Labor Day
Benz
Leo
John H. McIntosh
Thomas Andummings
Brown- Howard
Eddie Maddison
Joe Phillips
New England
Holland Arena
Maddison
Phillips
Missoula
Eddie
Boston
Jack Rogan
Government timber sale announced for Flathead forest
Washington notes a sale of 85,000,000 feet of government timber from Flathead national forest Montana to Somers lumber company for four years. The 9,280 acre watershed north of Missoula includes larch spruce white pine Douglas fir yellow pine cedar and associated products with prices set per thousand feet per hundred for posts per foot and per pole.
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Washington
Flathead National Forest
Montana
Forest Service
Somers Lumber Company
Somers
Graves
Swan River
Swan Lake
Missoula
Sire
Weather forecast for week with thundershowers noted
The weather bureau predicts warm, generally fair conditions with local thundershowers from disturbances over the northern Rocky Mountains and Northwest. Early week highs in the plains and central valleys give way to moderation, with a late-week rise in the Northwest. A Bluffing Angler recounts Paley using fishing as a ruse to keep others away while he thinks.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Plains States
Rocky Mountains
Great Central Valleys
Paley
Giants Are Lucky If They Lead The Pennant Race
McGraw comments on John Evers and Cubs about luck in pennant chases. He notes injuries to Zimmerman Archer Bridwell and others in Brooklyn, praises Giants pitching and hitting, and predicts a tight race with Cubs Pirates and Phillies, while forecasting continued strong form for Pittsburgh and Boston teams. He cites past seasons, evaluates rosters, and doubts the Cubs are out of it yet.
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John Evers
Cubs
Giants
Chicago
John
Evers
Philadelphia
Quakers
Brooklyns
Zimmerman
Archer
Hrndwell
Mike” Don-an
Roger Breenshan
Christy Mathewson
Bridwell
Brooklyn
Veteras
Aimeult
Pirates
Pittsburg
Chncinnati
Tiwar
Honus
Dean @ despers
Wagner
Doon
Phillies
Adike
Athletics
Tuck
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Athletic
Mack
Plank
Bender
Red Sox
Stahl
Bedient
St. Louis Browns
Marksmen Sought for International Rifle Championship Contest
Washington reports the United States seeks shooters for the 300 meter world championship rifle event at Camp Perry Ohio from August 15 to September 9. The US National Rifle Association is mobilizing talent and arranging special rifles to meet competition rules. In Taft California Fritz Holland breaks his left arm during training for a two round bout with Antone La Grave.
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Washington
Camp Perry
Ohio
Europe
Switzerland
National Rife Association of America
United States
Taft
Cal
Fritz Holland
Antone la Grave
Fght
Wood
Holland
Rolly McKeon
Bout Continues After Injury With McCarthy Signing Talk
A large crowd gathered as he received the injury and an effort was under way to sign Johnny McCarthy to replace Holland in the bout.
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Johnny McCarthy
Holland
Seattle Auto Carnival Staged Amid Accidents and Injuries
Seattle hosts a bustling auto carnival at Madison Park with four accidents on July 12. George Benedict's 110 horsepower racing car broke a fence injuring him. Harry Endicott crashed a car through a fencing, removing front wheels. Holy Goetz and Somersaulting polo player were knocked unconscious. Judge Harry McKnight sustained leg bruises as a rear wheel ran over him. Benedict was hospitalized with non dangerous injuries.
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Seattle
Tnd
Madison Park
George Benedict
Harry Endicott
Holy Goetz
Harry McKnight
Benedict
Rowepital
Puree Straig Special Disputeh to Midland Empire League
Billingsler battlered Sheridan in a relief effort that clinched a third place finish for the Miners in the Midland Empire League. Final score line shows Billings edging Sheridan as Remneas Shinners Hodgins Bush Rhoad and McGovern contributed in the contest.
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Billings
Sheridan
Miners
Montana Teachers Attend National Education Meeting
A Montana delegation at the National Education Association meeting in Salt Lake closed their session with 69 registered teachers, the largest Montana turnout at any such gathering. Superintendent John Dietrich de Helena led Montana’s delegation, aiding plans for next year in St Paul. The group praised Salt Lake’s hospitality, noted the strong attendance and the notable talk by Dr. Craighead on university administration.
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Sheetal
Salt Lake City
Mon‘ana
National Educational Association
John Dietrich de Helena
Helleven
Montana
Str Dietrich
St. Paul
Salt Lake
Craighead
Department of Higher Education
Montana People Meet National Educational Leaders in Attendee Ties
Papers read before association meetings drew Hamilton and many Montana delegates to the headquarters hotel lobby where social gatherings increased Montana presence. The gathering enabled Montana People to network with educational leaders from across the country, a key value of the association range.
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Association
Hamilton
Montana
Montana Pople
Whitehall Rally Tops Boulder in Narrow Win
Whitehall overcame a Boulder lead with a five run fifth and four run sixth inning. Pippin struck out eight for Boulder while Whitehall’s hitters including Huber Noble and Metall produced key takes. Final score 9 to 3 with Whitehall avenging earlier deficits. Twin Bridges saw Dillon win 12 to 1 as Seyler and Dillon combined for a blowout.
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Boulder
Whitehall
Smith Packard
Woll
Steel
Metall
Wolverton
Smith
Flaherty
Batteries
Pippin
Kelly
Noble
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Seyler
Two Millions More On The Valuation In Montana
The 1913 assessed valuation in silver Bow county reached 42 200.76 dollars, up 2 094 290 from last year’s 40 135 285 total. Railroads to be assessed by the state board in August may add about 3 060 000. Butte leads county property valuation, Walkerville rises with revived mining, and a long list of residents and visitors from multiple cities are named in the county’s annual assessment report.
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Silver Bow
State Board of Equalization
Butte
Walkerville
Hill
Clty
Walkerville City
Butte Chamber of Commerce suspend July August meetings
The board of directors of the Butte Chamber of Commerce have decided to suspend all regular meetings during July and August. All chamber business will be handled by the secretary’s office and the board during these months. Alex Cowan, 21, died after a long illness at 4314 Anaconia road. Surviving relatives include his parents Mr. and Mrs James Cowan five brothers John George James Thomas of Butte William of Mystic Town two sisters Mrs Edward Lloyd Parma Idaho and Mrs John Stevens Butte.
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Ene Noant
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Alex Cowan
Anaconia Road
James Cowan
John
George
James
Thomas
But
Airman Maroney Skips Flight In High Wind At Butte Race
Montana birdman Curtiss plane prepared for a 20 mile gale but wind backed him from attempting flight at the track yesterday. Maroney waited in the hangar until 7 o clock as spectators lingered, saying air pockets and dangerous conditions would make any ascent foolhardy. He planned target practice with a revolver and dropping sand on the track, but canceled due to stubborn gusts and choppy air.
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Maroney
Montana
Staroney
Polaon
Montina
Butte
Nat
Tempe
Sax
Elu Haa
Alfonso
Steve
Brodin
Alfonso Oe
Fk Tom
Montana Chieftain
Chehalis
Ernfolt
The Girl Question at the Empire Theater
Raymond Paine stars in The Girl Question a lively musical tale at the Empire Theater praised for clever lines strong performances and appealing numbers Myrtle Miller and Lee Johnston receive noted praise with choreography by Boyle Woolfolk and standout scenes like Meet Me at the Stage Door Johnnie the show runs through the week with Paine delivering a top class performance and a happy ending for his character.
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Raymond Paine
Paine
Myrtle Miller
Elsie
Conny
Boyle Woolfolk
Chicklet
Johnnie
Hans Herbert
Montgomery
Aileen Morrison
Joseph
Poster
Empire
Butte Shivers As Mercury Crops Under Cold Wind
Butte shivered all day as cold wind drove temperatures down. Max reached 62 around noon, 43 at Sok and slipping toward 40. Frost predicted for Columbia gardens. Attendance waned at resorts while fishermen sought shelter from the chilly wind. A stray line notes 1916 U S Navy ratings.
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Butte
Sok
Aldea
Columbia Gardens
J. R. Wharton
Takenimroda
Anaconda
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