University Beats Montana State in Fast Track Meet
In Missoula on May 22, the state university defeated Montana State College 83 to 29 in the first intercollegiate meet here since 1916. Jack Sterling led with four firsts, breaking three records and tying another. Cates and Pigg set a high jump record, and Leo Spogen won the broad jump.
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State College
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Bruin
Hardier
Timbers Standadng
Sterling
Baker
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Montana State College
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Cates
Pigg
K. Wolfe
Bruins
Sullivan
McGowan
Carver
Jacobson
Leo Spogen
Bobcats
Dahlberg
B. W. Bierman
Butte News Notes and Local Notices
Rent planes from Orton Bros. Born May 21 to Mr and Mrs D 6 Hott 936 West Granite Street. Born May 22 to Mr and Mrs Thomas P Stewart 1045 Nevada Ave Born May 21 Addington 19 Avenue 4 daughter. Band concert at Boulder Hot Springs May 23. Park road in splendid condition. Vine stationery at the P.O. News Stand. A Plavno qualified piano concert pianist. Gold Hill Norwegian Lutheran church service 11 o'clock pastor C J Mithun. Sunday school 10 a.m. All home grown products at Alhambra Mot Springs hotel. 100 acre ranch Fates 820 per week American plan. W B Cravath assistant agent left for Twin Cities. Toys and books at Calkins department store. Rubber balloons and bagpipes for children. Sachs and Louis Kaufman left for Lewistown to inspect Frantz corporation well and Cat Creek district holdings. Judge Grimes back from Great Falls to resume court on south side. Nudge Grimes expected home today. Special trains until further notice on Saturdays and Sundays leaving Anaconda 1 00 p m and 11 30 p m and Butte 5 p m and 12 45 a m. Last train for Butte leaves Gregson at midnight.
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Nevada Ave
Addington
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Boulder Hot Springs
Park Road
P.O
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West
Gold Hill
Norwegian Lutheran Church
C. J. Mithun
Alhambra Mot Springs
W. B. Cravath
Consolidated Ticket Offices
Twin Cities
Calkins Company Toy Department
Ea Sachs
Louis Kaufman
Lewistown
Frantz Corporation
Cat Creek
Grimes
Great Falls
Justice of the Peace
Wilkinson
Nudge Grimes
Rs Gregson
Anaconda
Butte
Gregson
Cascade County Pioneer Obituary of Austen's Death
Austen of this city collapsed at his Cascade home ranch this morning from heart failure while watching his employer branding cattle. He was 78, a long time resident since 1885, served as president of the First State Bank of Cascade and led several Cascade firms with thousands of acres of land and livestock. He leaves a wife and one daughter.
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Great Falls
Austen
Cascade
Chestnut Valley
Montana
First State Bank of
Cascade Mercantile Company
Cascade Tealty Company
Cascade Land and Livestock Company
Lord Sholto Douglas Granted Divorce in London Court
London May 22 Lord Sholto Douglas third son of the late eighth Marquis of Queensberry has been granted a divorce from Loretta Audis Mooney of California. The case was not defended. Their marriage occurred in San Jose California in 1895. The couple honeymooned at Alameda and later lived in Los Angeles where funds were scarce. In 1903 Douglas took out a 110000 dollar life policy in favor of his wife.
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Lord Sholto Douglas
Marquis of Queensberry
Loretta Audis Mooney
California
San Jose
Cal
Bakersfield
Loretta Mooney
Alameda
Los Angeles
Lord Sholto
Douglas
England
Fire Seventy Five Shots To Wound One Man
Paris reports a study by the Academy of Medicine after examining German artillery use in World War I. Across three French fronts the enemy fired thousands of shells causing many killed and tens of thousands wounded. The analysis confirms the old adage that a ton of lead can kill one man in modern warfare.
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Paris
Academy of Medich
Cote Families in Odd Way Tie in Matrimony
In Manchester New Hampshire Alphonse Cote married Eva Cote at St Anthony's church while Alphonse's brother married Eva's sister Rose Hister at St George's church. The couples left for Boston on a honeymoon trip both wearing blue traveling suits and matching hats.
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N. H
Alphonse Cote
Eva Cote
St Anthony's Church
Eva
Rose Cot
St George's Church
Boston
Hungary Peace Plan Set for Versailles Signing
Paris May 22 The council of ambassadors decided the peace treaty with Hungary will be signed at the Grand Trianon Palace in Versailles on June 4. The Hungarian delegates notified the council of Ivan Prasnowski replacing Count Ape ponyl who resigned as president of the delegation.
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Hungary
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Grand ‘Trianon Palace
Versailles
Ivan Prasnowski
Count Apeponyl
Emperor Health Prompts Interim Regency
Court circles worry over the emperor's health as doctors urge indefinite rest. The crown prince already represents the emperor at state functions while the issue draws attention from other distant notes such as speculative quotes about currency and cultural items.
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Fiji
Opposition heckles government over militarism in Commons
Co Opposition members heckled the government in the house of commons with charges that militarism was rampant in Britain. Sir Donald MacLean quoted Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson on getting soldiers fit for the time to come and asked if the chief of staff referred to war with America or Russia. War Minister Churchill replied, outlining ally responsibilities in Britain and the Near East.
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House of Commons
Britain
Donald MacLean
Henry Wilson
Imperial Staff
Donald
Hether
America
Russia
Churchill
Near East
Blaze in Butte Warehouse Causes Minor Damage
A small rear warehouse fire at the Butte Warehouse Company near Platinum and Ohio drew the fire department at 11 last night. Firefighters confined the blaze to the rear, with damage estimated as slight though smoke hindered an exact assessment. Origin undetermined.
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Butte “Warehouse Company
Platinum and
Ohio
Sding
Deputies Raid Stills Seized in Walkerville and Front Street
Deputies from the sheriff's office seized three operating stills and a large mash inventory in two raids. At 411 Front they took 130 gallons of mash and two stills. at 1411 B Street Walkerville one still, 150 gallons of mash and one gallon of moonshine were seized. Under Sheriff Whalen, Chief Deputy O'Connor and Deputies McDonald and Leary led the raids.
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Sheriff's Office
Front
B Street
Walkerville
Whalen
O'Connor
McDonald
Leary
King Gorin Wins Kentucky Handicap Second Time
Baker's King Gorin captured the Kentucky handicap at a mile and a quarter in Louisville on May 22, marking a second consecutive win for the horse. Drastic placed second and Minto, Jr. third as the race, first run in 1913, carried $10,600 in added money with a total value of $15,229. The winner's share was $12,375.
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Sullivan
Hollister
Aggie
Dahlberg
Bobcat
Lester Bachman
Bozeman
Jacobsen
The
Finley
Grizzly
Farnum
Baker
Malone
Louisville
Drastic
Minto JL
Uume
Peterson Shot on His Farm in Jordan Montana
Elmer Peterson a 30 year old farmer was shot while working in a field near Jordan Montana. Herschel Carmichael a nearby landowner was arrested and confined in Jordan Jail after allegedly confessing to the shooting amid land dispute tensions.
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Elmer Peterson
Jordan
Mont
Aed
Here
Herschel Carmichael
Sheritt , Myers
Carmichael
Peterson
Herals
City Considers Emergency Street Car Fare Rise
The council weighs a 10 cent cash fare with 3 13 cents per ticket and 2 cents transfers to relieve an emergency in Butte street service. Public meetings will gauge citizen support while the Public Service Commission reserves final say. Wharton and city officials push for quick action as service resumes under temporary terms.
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B. Calkins Company
B. E. Calkins CO
Butte
Clinton
Commission
Wharton
Tate
Silv
Caledonia
Walkerville
Recelta
Sullivan, Freudenstein and Pole
Imass
Imene
Stodden
City ‘Hall
Oninn
Public Service Commission
Sena~ Clark
Arber S Leeennservees
Street Railway
Acie
Helena
Mass
Meciaea
Labor Party Endorsement Shiftled by Referendum Vote
New York May 22 The American Labor Party gained support after a referendum vote. Central Federated Union members tonight passed a resolution opposing partisan politics and favoring non partisan policies of the American Federation of Labor.
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New York
American Labor Party
Central Federated Union
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Cascade County Pioneer
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Butte, Mont
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