Four in Race for the Championship at Pacific Northwest golf event
Barker of Butte leads four players Barker Hughes Macon and Doran in the semi finals of the thirteenth annual Pacific Northwest Golf association championship at the Butte course. Results from yesterday include Barker beating Graves and Hughes overcoming Thacher while Doran defeated McCrimmon and Macon edged Myro. Semi finals today at 9 20 and 1 00 pm with finals tonight amid social events at the club.
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Barker
Hughes
Spokane
Macon
Victoria
Doran
Pacific Northwest Golf Association
Elizabeth Earle
Buttwoeadies
Fu L. Longley
Nerup
Bing
Paghes
Mirker
Graves
Thacher
McCrimmon
Myo
Hinet
Witherspoon
Mdaiternon
McCollough
Tagersoll
Falconer
Carr
Daniels
Ety
Ford
Sping Com
Langley
Nah
Goodale
Griggs
Tacor
Deahd Aeniefnais
Couse
Se Hodgens
Berrien
McGregor
Dillingham
Hodgens
MacDonalds
McCracken
Unner parties energize busy golf scene in Butte
The article notes lively activity around putting greens and clock events at the championship meet in Butte. It highlights rising interest in golf, with players from various classes and newcomers joining the play, and predicts growing enthusiasm and spectators as the event ends. A moving picture crew is expected to film the scene.
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IL A
Avenue
Earle
Matterson
Berrien
T Ruant
Spokane
Griggs
Tacoma
Witherspoon
Couse
Fie
Barker
Butte
Cleary
Portland
Flag Day promotion offers flags for yearly subscribers
The Standard urges subscribers to pay $10 in advance for a year and receive a flag by mail. Large flags and email flags in wool or cotton are available in stock. Although Flag Day is June 24, readers are invited to choose a flag now for Decoration Day and to enjoy the same rights as city subscribers.
Name list fragment shows broad set of names and places
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and locations across the United States including Cleveland Minneapolis San Francisco Leadore New York Manhattan Helena Missoula Great Falls Dallas Los Angeles St. Louis Denver and more. It appears to be a compiled roster or directory excerpt with many personal names and towns, but no coherent story or event.
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Autte
M. Rayden
Cleveland
Widom
J. M. Reynolds
W.M. O'Neil
Kres “Forks
Fintenf
J. Rogers
Livingston
Alf Tyising
M. Coneer
MM Moore
Dav
Spokane
Hugh Daly
Gregson
Tom McTague
Deer Lodge
William McLure
Philipsburg
M. BE. Foley
Great Fails
Thornton
J. Wesley Johnson
Dallas
Trexas
J.P. McAdams
RM. Bat ‘Reas
Los Angeles
F. A. ‘Timby
W. Take
Salt Lake
J. B. Byrne
St. Louis
J.C. Johaw
Denver
BH. Mecastery
Saginaw
Mich
Mrs. Winethrop Raymond
Sheridan
Postal Clerks Unionize Local No 82 Leaders Emerge
Postal clerks form a local chapter of the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks, affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. Officers include President Ian Spiegel, Vice President Thomas Coyle, Secretary John Whitney, and Treasurer Charles McGuire. The new union aims to organize all clerks in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Postoffice Clerks
American Federation of Labor
Ian Spiegel
Thomas Coyle
John Whitney
Treaurer
Charles
McGuire
Mew
Pickpockets Roam After Boxing Contest At Family Theater
After the boxing event at the Family theater, pickpockets operated amid a crowded exit. One crook was knocked down by a bystander, several pockets were looted, and a purseholder’s papers were recovered. No arrests followed. police chased a suspect toward Three Forks but the stolen car was later recovered damaged and returned.
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Family Theater
C. Blattiork
Miner
Tiree
Barkete
Lavingston
Allensworth
East Broadway
Allenstert
Hurley
Tredgers
Grammar School Meet Details Announced For Second Year
Details of the grammar school meet are arranged with a meeting of officials and Superintendent Downer today to decide running events at the gardens. Captains and managers are fewer than in 1912 but the average class should be higher. Programs will be issued and distributed free to spectators.
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Downer
Gardens
Agram
Missoula
Ens
Tarter
Markley
George. F. Downer
Carl Warner
Homer Bradford
Lewis Kelly
Spencer D. Kelly
C. I Rexroad
J. R. Jackson
John H. Mintosh
A. I. Danahey
Re. Monahan
E. F. Maginn
Senate Debates Currency Reform Amid Opposition
Washington May 22 The senate voted to let the banking and currency committee hold currency reform talks as Republicans oppose sweeping changes this session Senator Owen refused cross examination about talks with President Wilson on currency measures Newlands urged statewide reserve associations with a central board while Democrats favor broader reform Secretary McAdoo met with Republican senators Burton and Weeks on currency questions Wilson discussed currency with A Platt Andrew, the Taft era assistant secretary.
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Washington
Senategreed
Banking and Currency Committee
Gailinger
Bristow
Townsend
Owen
Wilson
Baconn
Newlands
Monetary Commission
Capitol
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Burton
Ohio
Weeks
Massachusetts
A. Platt Andrew
the Treasury
Taft
Andrew
Sought by police an Anaconda youth missing at once
Mrs. James O'Hara of Anaconda asks Butte police to locate a 10 year old boy who left home yesterday. The boy is dressed in knickerbockers with light hair. He is described as a pale, young child missing from Anaconda.
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James Deering
A.C
Bettereworth
Labae
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Eckman Labora Pa
James O'Hara
Anaconda
Prominent Horseman Dies in Miles City at 49
Oymus B. Taghman of Miles City died yesterday morning at a local hospital after an operation. He was 49 and survived by a wife and two children and a brother in Miles City. The body was shipped to his home last evening for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oymus B. Taghman
Miles City
Former wrmerty foreman dies at 525 North Montana residence
The former foreman at the Mountain Con fisc, aged 49 years, died last evening at the family home on 525 North Montana Street. He had lived in Was 49 years with several weeks in Marines. Surviving relatives include William Maurice John and several daughters. He was a member of local societies and attended the Ancient et rant et Copter services.
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Wrmerty
Ami
Mountain Confisc
North
Montana
William
Maurice
John
Charen Nr
Ian Aa Ee
Nia
Avan Dies In Butte Family Home Of Pneumonia
Philip Sumvan a longtime resident of Butte died yesterday at his family residence 714 North Wyoming after a four day illness from pneumonia. He is survived by his wife two sons John and James a daughter two sisters Mrs Fritz Schreiner and Mrs James Gill of Townsend.
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Philip Sumvan
Butternng
North
Wyoming
John
James
Fritz Schreiner
James Gill
Townsend
Senator Walsh Explains Stand on Tariff Reduction
A fragmentary prominate exchange shows Senator Walsh defending a 26 percent tariff cut plan while questioning 18 percent duties on wool goods. He recalls Montana campaigns promising gradual reductions toward revenue balance and contends wool trusts distort fair wool pricing under the Underwood framework.
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American Woolen Company
Walsh
Monana
Myers
Montana
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C.B. Hoskins & Co
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Barker of
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Postal Clerks Unionize
Charles Blakely
Blakely
Matlock
Three Forks
C. H. Bowman
Caledonia Street
Greg Won Springs
Smith
Sherif Larkin
Bowman
Whitehall
Helena
Blicans OB Sect
Sident Wilkon
Owen Fe
Sing Hoy
Globe Jewelry Co
D. W._BRODIE
New Park Street
Er Hoss
North Main
Avan
Fairmont Creamery Co
J. Boyle
West Broadway
Blue Bokards
Kurdistans
Serenbend
Beluchistans
Iran
Farihan
Teheran
Zephan
Gorvan
Hamadan
Massoul
Royal Kashan
Gojar
Sultan Upad
Mark Ezekiels
Haddad & David
Wash
Jonas
Henry Jonas & Son
East Granite
Senator Walsh
Aaron
Pengar
Gil Hich Bnean
Acinderatte
Crescent Manufacturing Company
Seattle
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