Suburbs to Form Small National Banks Under New Opinion
Attorney General McReynolds says suburbs cannot be treated as separate from cities for national bank rules. If a city exceeds 50,000 residents, its national banks must have 200,000 dollars in capital, affecting suburban towns near large cities and potentially pushing them toward state banks.
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Both middleweights in peak condition for Friday bout
Eddie McGoorty and Jimmy Clabby are in prime shape for their boxing match. Managers and fans say the rivals look better than ever as weigh-ins near and training winds down. Official weigh-in planned at Jerry McCarthy's gym, with McGoorty at about 188 pounds and Clabby about 183. Anholz eyes Fourth of July plans and a possible match with White, Britton, Duffy, or Ketchell.
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Moose Lodge boxing night at Odd Fellows hall in Butte
Butte Moose Lodge 431 plans a series of boxing shows starting tonight after initiation. Only members admitted in Odd Fellows hall, 58 West Broadway. Karl Goetze the cowboy composer will perform a program of songs and vaudeville, with three boxing bouts featuring Tally Johns versus Young Teddy, Rimmer Hanley versus Wille Leary, and Frank Rice versus Spider Kelly.
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Multnomah medal won by Browne in Spokane tournament
The score of 20 secured by Guy Browne of Spokane earned him the Multnomah medal. Tomorrow's program will end the tournament with three trophy events including a three men teams event.
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Donough and Thompson Tap Copper City Club Partners
Jack McDonough and Harry Thompson become sole proprietors of the Copper City Athletic Club, taking over Swarts and McBride interests. They plan a Fourth of July program with three 12 round bouts, one 10 round and one ground bout, with details to be announced soon.
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OE Phillips Providence boy arrives in Butte
Joe Phillips of Providence, a light weight with a string of victories, arrives in Butte and claims the light-weight title of New England. He plans to stay and take on any opponent in the class, offering a $500 side bet, and seeks a bout with Steve Ketchell. He boxes at 133 pounds.
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No Walkover Feared With Substitute In Game
Hempstead N Y June 11 With Monte Waterbury out with a broken finger and the Big Four broken up, followers of American polo expect a tough match Saturday against the British challengers for the international trophy. Louis Stoddard relieved Waterbury and performed well but lacks his partner’s experience. Betting today favored an American victory.
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Pacific Coast League Scores and Quick Numers
Oakland shut out San Francisco 2 to 0 as Baker struggled after eight innings allowing only one hit. Portland hosts Los Angeles with Los Angeles winning 2 to 1 in a ragged game. Koestner faltered late as Sacramento fell 3 to 2 in the final frame, Bayless misplayed a key error.
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Northwestern League Scores and Races Report
Spokane and Victoria games report RHE wins with Beatties and Poruana among others. Vancouver and Portland show multiple batteries and players listed. Des Moines and Topeka games tally 9 12 and 5 12 outcomes. Butte Deer Lodge road race cancelled. next race planned when conditions allow, likely within the month.
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Bozeman man jailed for wife slap arrest follows prior dispute
W R Brown, a Black man once fined for a cutting scrape in Bozeman last week, was arrested again and faces 50 days in jail for slapping his wife. Police caught him after he hid in rafters to avoid arrest, only surrendering when threatened with a hose.
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Firemen Ratify Compact with Engineers in Annual Session
Washington June 11 Ratification of a general working agreement with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers voted by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen at its annual session here The agreement approved in Chicago puts into operation a plan for harmonious action on railroad labor issues nationwide Special Dispatch to the Standard Bozeman June 11 Belgian premier said the government will allow 1000 to cover military expenses He warned readiness in case of war Under Sheriff Joe Dixon returned from Dillon with Norman Winchell wanted for stealing two head of horses from N B Boyd at Sappington Winchell sold one horse and it was recovered
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Chances of Preserving Balkan Peace Improve
London June 12 reports the Balkan states warned by a slavic leader to avoid fratricidal war while France with a restrained war chest keeps peace prospects alive. Allies show improving unity but the situation remains critical as Russia arbitration looms. Powers may press demobilization in Belgrade and Sofia today, amid opposition from Sofia.
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Vatican audience views science wonders on moving picture display
Pope Pius watched a Vatican hall moving picture show with his sisters and officials. He noted science progress unlocking world wonders even for a prisoner. In Manitoba a bill seeks to bar white women and girls from work in Chinese or Japanese owned factories.
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Negotiating for Return of Ex-President Diaz
A delegation from Mexico requested the ex-president return to aid in restoring stability. Diaz replied he is pleased to return but will not participate in current affairs. The text notes Japan expanding exports of reed fiber products to the United States via Panama.
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