Centralites 1924 Yearbook Honored as Premier School Publication
Central high school's annual, titled Centralite, praised as among the best edited by seniors. It marks the first under the new title, likely the last before Christian Brothers' opens, and includes portraits of graduates, athletic squads, and tributes to Coach Steve Sullivan and John MacKenzie.
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Centralite
Central High
M. J. Leonard
Central High School
John P. Carroll
Helena
Steve Sullivan
John MacKenzie
Start
Jack Golden
Albert Haskell
John Keyes
Gladys Harrington
William Bullwinkle
Hugh Fagan
William Lowney
Harry Downs
Thomas Lanphier
Mae Foote
Jewel Harrington
Kellogg’s Bran Promises Relief From Constipation
The ad claims Kellogg’s Bran cures chronic constipation in two weeks unlike medicines that irritate the bowels. It asserts Bran cleanses and stimulates the intestines naturally, with a guarantee refund if relief isn’t permanent. It highlights a nutty flavor and World War era Battle Creek production details.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg ’S
Battle Creek
Court martial deserter freed by habeas writ in Missoula case
Judge Pray granted a writ of habeas corpus to John McIntyre who was court martialed at Fort Missoula for desertion and sentenced to 18 months hard labor. The ruling says a registered draftee who does not evade service cannot be involuntarily drafted and the martial court lacked jurisdiction. The matter goes to the war department for final decision in Washington. McIntyre had registered in Butte and moved to Idaho before being summoned. notices failed to reach him and he was arrested in Butte last March and tried at Missoula.
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Pray
John McIntyre
Fort Missoula
McIntyre
War Department
Meigs
Washington
Butte
Gilmore
Idaho
Missoula
Court Martial Proceedings Questioned Over Witness Testimony
Report claims government witnesses with limited knowledge of McIntyre were allowed to testify, challenging the conduct of the court martial. The description emphasizes the quality and relevance of witness testimony in the trial.
Will Seeley to Face Frink Murder Charge in Billings
Information charging first degree murder expected within 24 hours against Far Seeley held as a suspect in the murder and robbery of taxicab driver William Frink on the night of May 25 on a lonely Billings road. Frink's body with two bullet wounds was found at the Kimrock road gate.
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Billings
Seeley
William Frink
Frink
Champion Typist Demonstration in Butte
Albert Tangora, world champion typist, Demonstrated speed and accuracy for Butte Business college students and Central high school commercial classes. Representing Underwood company, Tangora and Mr. Boyd spoke on best methods to increase typing speed and proficiency.
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Albert Tangora
Butte Business College
Central High School
Tangora
Boyd
Underwood Company
Tangora Demonstrates Typing Speed and Rhythm
Mr Tangora delivered four typing tests with familiar text, speed 250 wpm in half a minute, 147 wpm while discussing concentration, and two rhythm focused trials. Mr Boyd described the New York contest on October 22 1923 and Tangora’s writing pace during the event.
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Tangora
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