Gallatin County Wins State Debate Championship Again
May 12 Missoula. Gallatin county high school claims its third straight state interscholastic debate title. Captain Llewellyn Luce earns best debater honors for the winning team while Custer county high school fields a rival. The motion urged immediate steps toward Philippine independence with U S guarantees for a decade. The event opens the eleventh annual interscholastic meet hosted by the University of Montana.
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Annual Triangular Games Open Intercollegiate Meet
Missoula May 12 The annual triangular games among the university agricultural college and school of mines open at Montana field tomorrow afternoon. Since 1910 the university has been beaten only once. The meet totals show varsity 258 Aggies 210 miners 36. Web Jones cannot run due to injury. Ed Craighead and Pete Ronan also hurt but will compete. Aggies debut Jolley Gatton Street, Gallatin county champs, miners' dark horses led by Sheedy.
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Annual Entertainment in St Lawrence Parish
The St Lawrence Parochial school pupils will present a year end entertainment in the school hall this evening featuring a playlet, a three act operetta The Toy Shop and a musical program. Leading roles include Pierce Carney as Puck and Irene Kelly as Rag Doll with Jacks in the Box by Joseph Farthing and Hugh O Keefe. A boys chorus will sing and Erin's Wisdom portrays home rule in Ireland.
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King of the Fairies
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Erin's Wisdom
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Shriner Parade Lights Atlanta Night Pageant
About 20,000 Shriners from temples across the United States marched through Atlanta in oriental costumes for the annual night pageant. The imperial council of the fraternity began its meeting tonight, with officials forecasting further developments from the convention.
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Harvard to endow Hill professorship in railroading
In Cambridge Massachusetts May 12 a professorship of railroading for Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration was announced nearly funded. The Hill chair honors James J Hill with $125000 needed and $100000 pledged toward the goal plus plans for a further $250000 endowment for railroading instruction. Howard Elliott Robert Bacon and Thomas W Lamont spearheaded the plan.
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New York, New Haven
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Robert Bacon
France
Thomas W. Lamont
New York
Protest Against War and Duncan Board Resolutions
The national committee of the Socialist Party adopted resolutions in Chicago on May 12 protesting war with Mexico and calling for reimbursement of damages claimed at Seattle by U.S. sailors. The report cites Victor Berger, former Milwaukee congressman, narrowly missing defeat in a related race.
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Double murder and arson in Kreger family home
Coroner reports in Pearl River district that Mrs Kreger strangled her one year old daughter then set fire to the Kreger home, killing four and injuring in a related fire department incident. The case centers on a Cleveland household tragedy with a separate rail accident injuring forty women returning from an event.
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McDougal Torpedo Boat Destroyer Sets Speed Record
Rockland Maine May 12 The torpedo boat destroyer McDougal broke all speed records for her class during Standardization trials today She reached 127 knots an hour on her first run and the average of five full speed runs was 1156 knots.
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McDougal
Montana Nears Boston Battleship Returns From Vera Cruz
The battleship bearing the bodies of three New England men who fell at Vera Cruz is expected to arrive tomorrow in Boston. The crew embarks on a solemn return as memorial rites are prepared.
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Real Estate Transfers From Butte and Nearby Areas
Real estate transfer notices list Butte area properties including Lot 20 and Half Lot 19 Block 21 Gallatin addition and multiple transfers among Abigail Harrington Catherine O Grady Charles Patterson Annie Schneider Celso Fath D R Roach Mabel F Potter Wright Sample Selah Dyas with prices 1 dollar and references to placer claims and additions in Clark Chunk and Hornet additions.
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Donald Clode
United States
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Range
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Chunk
Feats of Men at Arms Astonish King’s Guard
Yorkshire Evening Post reports Corporal Major Grainger among second life guards performers at the King’s visit. He wins best man of arms in dismounted display with feats such as slicing a broom handle without cutting paper, juggling wood props, and slicing through suspended objects with a sword while an apple held by a trooper remains intact.
Farly Tudor Carvings Unearthed At Red Lion Hotel
In Colchester England during repairs to an unused dining room ancient Tudor relics were found. The oak carved panels ran along the front of the building with carved Gothic joins and decorative detail. Also uncovered were two finely carved mantelpieces and an old battle axe.
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Red Lion
Tuberculosis blamed for major Nes Perces deaths shift
Dr John N Alley, superintendent of the United States sanatorium, links 9 percent of Nes Perces deaths in the past decade to tuberculosis. Since Lewis and Clark’s era the tribe declined from 8000 to 1300. Current TB death rate runs about 40 per 1000, double the U S rate, tied to life on reservations after the move from open plains.
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United States
Fort Lapwal
Idaho
Lewis and Clark
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Board discusses new teachers rules and adult English classes
Butte school board debates changes for new teachers and measures for English instruction for foreign adults. Surveyors cite population shifts with 2500 Italian 1200-1500 Austrian 1800 Finnish plus Scandinavian groups. Proposals include adult language classes, backward pupils, and revised school insurance.
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Finland
Maury
Pinlander
Tim
Joor
Pacific Banks Board Pushes Branches to West Coast Cities
A San Francisco conference of Pacific slope bank representatives approved a unanimous resolution to establish branches at the San Francisco federal reserve bank and in Seattle Portland Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. The measure serves as a recommendation to the Twelfth district directors to be chosen.
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Empire Bank Purchases Water Works Bonds at Par
The Empire Bank and Trust Company bought the $90,000 water works bonds yesterday at par plus accrued interest and a $975 premium. Several bidders competed, making the issue attractive to financial institutions.
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Final Tributes for Vera Cruz Sailors From New York
New York observers report a public tribute ending as relatives of three of the seventeen sailors and marines killed at Vera Cruz today claim the memorial marks.
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Vera Cruz
Judge Defends Mann White Slave Act Scope
Des Moines May 12 Judge Smith McPherson told the grand jury in the southern district of Iowa that federal judges agree the Mann act covers crossing state lines for any immoral purpose not just commercial use. He took exceptions to magazine articles and editorials suggesting disagreement on the act’s scope.
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Des Moines
Smith McPherson
United States
Towa
Medical women seek drastic health laws to curb infant mortality
In Sioux City Iowa today Iowa medical women at their convention urged drastic health legislation to reduce infant deaths and prevent wasteful spending on trying to bring healthy children into the world.
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Two Disastrous Storms Hit Pittsburg and Allegheny Valley
May 12 Pittsburg and the Allegheny valley were struck by a second severe storm in hours with wind rain and electrocution risk. Kittanning suffered roof loss factory and apartment damage with many injured and several deaths. McKeesport also endured damages and injuries as Hagerstown is noted in the coverage.
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Allegheny Valley
Kittanning
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