Montana trotters and Dillon kinship stir harness fans
Billings fix is on for a busy summer as Montanas pace and trot stars attract attention. John Conway buys two high bred trotters at Spigan sale, including Stanley Dillon, brother to Lou Dillon, and Jude Cullen. Button, the famed mare, remains with Edward Smith after a lucrative sale last year.
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Nobert Conway
Hast
Virginia Cley
Montana
Butte
Wille i
Chicago
Mtr
Conway
John Spigan
Stanley Dillon
Lou Dillon
Sidney Dillon
Jude Cullen
Raven Wickes
Spragan
Horemen
Billings
Jeff Brewer
Detroit
Robert Conway
Max
Button
Edward Smith
Wilkie
Mr. Conway
M Conway
Ors
Clark
Hunttey & Clark
Missouri Valley
Notes on Northwest circuit moves and Michigan star's death
The piece reports on Torbhind and Seattle possibly joining the Northwest circuit, blocked by Andrew Wunie selling San Francisco to Gleason and Cal Ewing. It notes Gleason will manage, possible team realignments, and the national commission's potential hurdles. It also mentions Boss Weeks of Michigan, dead after nine months of illness, and reactions to Lefty Houts Burns and Bobby Javara signings.
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Torbhind
Seattle
Andrew Wwunie
Outlaws
San Trancisco
John J. Gleason
Cal Ewing
Hathiheen
Gleason
Tacos
Big Sound
National Commission
Clante
Hs Wan
Portland
Northwest
Les
Lefty Houts
Burns
Bobby Javara
St. Louis
Race Track Results From New Orleans and Los Angeles
Race card results from New Orleans and Los Angeles list multiple events with winners and placers. Notable victors include Ma Kearney, Dazale, St Joseph, Gold Cain, Lady Charate, Kleinwood, Myrtle White, Cotillion, Tom Fillroy, Chalk Hedrick, and Hermnardino across varied distances from five furlongs to seven furlongs. Time records accompany each race.
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Orleans
March
City Park
Faddles
Ma Kearney
Miss Jovan
Secon Rice
Mie
Dazale
Tex Haunting
Bradley's Pet
Thue
Ex Furlones
St. Joseph
Fambeau
Phe
Daring Wor
Sal
Lelphie Tidra
Gold Cain
Gane Ecole
Wieeln
Thme
Lady Charate
Jutla Misecu
Mary Morris
Tiie
Kleinwood
Ben Mat Aecond
Hell Indian
Los Angeles
Myrtle White
San Lutien
Brad Parkinson
Cotillion
Huapala
Fresalas Thin
Tolra
Tom Fillroy
Cammida
Ed T. Fryer
Chalk Hedrick
Chimney Sweep
Marshal Ney
Aix
Warkwins
Inke Sandera
E! Hermnardino
Prince Chiu
Linds Rose Thired
Undetermined Race Results With Multiple Placings
A garbled list reports Edsare first with Midmont second and Blel Witeen third in race one, times around 1 08. It continues with Malta inite Elmdale winning race two and Lasson third, then nite and an eighth pedient winning race three with Wenrlek second. Race four notes Brestiviitgr winning and secondary placements, followed by Winth race details and a final sixth race with Cullahan woll and Entable among the placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edsare
Midmont
Blel Witeen
Thine
Malta
Ore Mite
Wintercore
Tavaness Accond
Frankentimer
Lae
Cullahan Woll
Yada
Entable
Thrie
Poolrooms Face Shutdown Amid Telegraph Monopoly
Poolrooms struggle against a powerful telegraph syndicate that controls race track news and telecommunication services. Bulte’s poolrooms shut briefly as bettors lose confidence and revenue falls. Michie Banks and others fear permanent closures unless a compromise with Applegate & Co. is reached.
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Bulte
Apniveate Syndicate
North Main Street
Hye
Mieille Banks 5
Ile
Applegate & Co
Willy
Sachsclajina
Tex Nichols Faces Preliminary Trial for First Degree Assault
Tex Nichols known as Tex Nichols faced a preliminary examination before Justice Cray in South Butler on a first degree assault charge. He was bound over for trial in district court on $2,500 bond after a night club attack that left a 18 inch gash from eye to neck, following a quarrel over a $10 loan.
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Eorge Nichols
Tex
Cray
South Butle
Nichols
Palm Garden
Nallverart
Galena Street
Knieht
Dex
Nichola
Courty
Gamblers fined in Hutto police court amid revenue drive
In Hutto police court yesterday several gambling offenders faced fines from 50 to 120 dollars as part of a city revenue push. Many defendants did not appear, and the city plans further actions against poker and slot machine violations with expected collection of fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutto
Bonns
Wm Wallit
Enrighe & Strong
Alermaan & Kendall
Paul Albertgen
Gorner Ulvh Wind Klockman & Morgat
Butte Dog Wins Big in Hampton Stakes Contention
George St Macao's WHA Turkey hay led By stance to win at the Hampton Stakes in San Francisco. The pace bred Butte, noted for a wonderful showing, would have placed higher if not worn during the final. The Turk defeated the famed Pocatnill in the semi and beat Ai the trek on merit according to reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George St. Macao
Sheiks of the Orient to Have a Great Time
The Stolks of the Orient will hold a tented event with Shriners like figures in a fraternal arc. Frank Linden, grand high potentate, leads with Milt Ward as vice potentate and L G Flintley in charge of a final push. The Rot Men hall on West Park Street hosts the exercises with ambulances available by evening.
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Stolks
Orient
Sheiks of the
Shriners
Frank Linden
Sheiks
Milt Ward
L. G. Flintley
Jean Stephens
Hall of the Rot Men
West Park Street
Spence Woman Seeks Divorce in District Court
Senitte Mr. Spence filed for divorce from William J. Spence in a district court action yesterday. They wed in Colorado Springs on September 4, 1899, she alleges desertion on February 7, 1908, with accompanying procedural details. Desertion is cited amid hasty, unclear locales and dates from the early 1900s.
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Sinette Mr. Spence
Willian J. Spence
Calorado Springs
Efe
Jennie Pomeroy
Thomas I. Pomuroy
Belmore
Ontario
Bubba
Three Prisoners Arrested on Vagrancy Charges
Early yesterday police arrested three individuals on vagrancy charges in Clayton. The suspects, named Keefer and two others, await trial before Susie Craig, the local magistrate, with proceedings set to proceed under county provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Keefer
Pinta En Bawny Clayton
Stanil
Sussien Craig
Bad Centerville youths cause trouble in town
Centerville residents report a gang of youths ages 10 to 20 causing chaos on Main Street. Stones, thrown windows, and general nuisance have prompted calls for sheriff action as residents fear nighttime danger and urge police intervention.
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Centerville
Dwyer
Sungeon
Cing
Bmain Street
Meeting of Nuwsnoys at Scandinavian Hall
The Butte Newsboys clan gathered in Scandinavian hall Tuesday evening. They sang and recited, then Lie Woman's club members performed with a piano solo by Miss Hensley and a recitation by Mrs. Croson. Mr. Dagles gave a reading after which refreshments were served by Talley Bros, Hilla Grocery, Creamery cafe, and A. Booth Grocery. The club thanks all participants and donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Newsboys
Scandinavian Hall
Lie Woman's Club
Miss Hensley
Wotlee Ned Men of Shoshone Tribe Invited to Sleep Order
All members of the Shoshone tribe are requested to prevent Sleep 1 on business of importance. The notice is signed by P. I. White, acting as clerk, and is addressed to the tribe members listed as No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per’ I. White
C. He
Death of the Fighter and an Investigation
Coroner Walsh held an inquest today into the death of Larry Tenney after his recent title fight with Frankie Nell. Witnesses described a bruise, administration of laxatives, a hypodermic injection, and a brain concussion possibly caused by the training quarters with cerebral hemorrhage as the direct cause. Attorney Langdon said no charge of murder would be pursued against promoters or participants.
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Fen -Kyancieco
Martel
Walsh
Larry Tetiney
Auquist
Frankie Nell
Referea Roche
Gr. Crowley
Tenny
Tenney
J. R. Kregan
Shaughnessy
Krogan
Johm Day
Langdon
Eighteen Suits Dismissed In Helena Court
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports that the United States circuit court, under Judge Wanl, dismissed eighteen suits involving mining property valued in millions. Cases included actions by Montana Gre Purchasing Co against Boston & Montana and by Tistan & Montana against Montana Org Purchasing Co, among others. Also, Henry Le Haupt, convicted of conducting a lottery, was given 40 days to file exceptions. A Hincketiet Ian, John Little Thaze, was brought to Helena and jailed on charges connected to the Uheckfeot reservation. The late Jotun Tapann Ekloomarrow’s family residence at 512 Charge Street was the scene of a funeral at St Joseph’s Church.
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Standard
Helena
March
Highteen Arts
Butie
United States Circuit Court
Wanl
Henry le Haupt
John Little Thaze
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Jemeter Leys Corner
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Washington D, DC
Hagbour Block
Butte, Mont
Silver Bow National Bank
Mont
Ufo
B. Winds
Fayetts Harrington
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Cash
C. A. Leopard
T. S. Hinds
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
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Lalo
P. Zorr
Hareeh
Surporne
First National Bank
Vetie
United States
Re. J. Davs
Peccident
James A. Talboti
Spass Cannler
I. Partel
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Ispues Grazte
Jeter
Aval
State Savings Bank
Largey
SV. Kesiper
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Peron
DR. Dodd Eye
China
Gray’ S China Store
North Atuin
Montanan
Jeg Cullen
Tinbert Gentry
Dittings
Chiceago
Montane Chontz
Hutton
Omreor Ecealinds
Boss
Weeks
University of Michigan
Michigan
Monuyss Alhess
In & Whallington Hospital
Inm Ute
Aeonent
Bastling Young
San Francisco
George Nichols
Qsanult Cnae
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Pemsons
Circe
Nuwsnoys
Wotlee
Ned Men
St. Henry
W. Gavege
Woodland
Pixos and
Daler
Harry Bulger
Cluejay
Bulger
Matinae
Marcti
Davey & Holmes
California Fig Syrup’ Co
California Fig Syrup Co
Aufornia
Young
Sare
Pone
Jotun Tapann Ekloomarrow
Charge Street
St. Joseph's
Ehurely
Ofelaek
Berlin
Montana Hardware CO
William Tell
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co
MacDonald
Arizona and
Granite Sts
Maitre
Winslow Seq
Loething
Wika Pertec
Sorens
Allaré
Cook Remedy Co
Masonie ‘Empte
Jordan
Felten
Touthee
Buck
Dan
Ancinetas
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