Governor Opposed to Consolidation of Montana Schools
Montana governor warns against merging the agricultural college in Bozeman, the School of Mines in Butte, and the University at Missoula. He warns of costly bond debt, loss of state land values, and geographic unfairness, arguing consolidation would burden eastern Montana and weaken rural education support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of, Agriculture
Mechanic Arts
Agricultural
Univers Ra
Congress
Agricultural College
School of Mines
State University
Consolidated University
The
University At
Missoula
Bozeman
Nam Au Realy
Butte
Hutte School of Mines
School of Mmines
University
Higgins
South Missoula
State of
Montana
Missa
Sozeman
Gallatin County
Mitagoula
Saotacre
Fort Bilis
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Dev Nuine
Montana State School of Mines
University of Montar Ie
Tt Ie
Thie University
State Board of Education
Consolidated ‘Institution
University of Montana At
Missoula County
School of Pharmacy
Gallatin
Rocky Mountains
Cascade County
Lewis and Clark
Foreman
Ameerty
Assum
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Gallatin Valley
More ponies for meeting in Butte
Billy Walsh arrives as a plater and a line of horse shipments is planned to Butte from Sacramento Kentucky and elsewhere. Ray Egan sends 11 head including Envy Pay Streak Bert Getty Kingwort General Marchmont Scotty Ferguson 7 more from G B I Van Gorden and Mike Hayes 4 total. Orange Blossom and six more from J W Shorr head to Montana. Local riders include Donavan Nell Leeds Singleton McIntyre Roheigh Dawson All horses offset by shop theft loss of 300 dollars.
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Billy Walsh
Lin Express
Sacramento
Butte
Ray Egan
Envy
Pay Streak
Bert Getty
Kingworth F
General Marchmont
Scotty Ferguson
G. BI. van Gorden
Mike Hayes
John Lyons
Mr. Haven
Orange Blossom
Logan Denny
Kentucky
J. W. Shorr
Montana
Denny
Canada
Donovan
al Nell
Walter Leeds
Billy
Singleton
W. McIntyre
Pete Roheigh
Dawson
Free Lance
Educators Back Consolidation Of Montana Higher Ed
A Special Dispatch to the Standard reports that prominent educators nationwide endorse consolidating Montana higher education. Leaders like Paris Gibson and James A. MacLean urge unifying multiple state universities under one system to achieve economy and efficiency, citing nationwide shifts toward centralization.
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Nelena
Paris Gibson
Consolidated University Committee
Idaho
James A. Maclean
University of Idaho
Montana
Benjamin I. Wheeler
University of California
Tam
George EF. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Robert Lewers
University of Nevada
J.T. Kingsbury
University of Utah
Baroness Ursula von Kalinowski Defies Court Over Breach Suit
Baroness Ursula von Kalinowski, plaintiff in a $2,500 breach of promise case against Michel Hurley, ignored a subpoena before Commissioner Gilchrist in New York. Her attorney challenged the procedure as the hearing was postponed following contact with the Taronens under a writ of attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursula von Kalinowski
Michel
Hurley
St. Louis
United States District Court
New York
Gilchrist
Whiteas
Harley
Taronens
Butte Eagles Hold Annual Memorial Service
The Butte Fraternal Order of Eagles No 11 held its annual memorial at Broadway theater with members and attendees honoring 2 deceased brothers. Attorney W H Maloney gave the eulogy as the Montana State Band played and a double quartet performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Crie
Order of Eagles
W. H. Maloney
Montana State Band
M. Collins
Ismay” Nickel
Edwin Jones
Louis Lindig
Frank Cote
Michael J. Hurley
Peter Farley
Charles Morgan
Joseph’ Auclair
Peter B. Keane
John W. Welch
A. L. Holmes
Leo Oldendorf
Barbara D. Gillon
M. F. Morony
Jerry S'Brien
Jacob Dollar
Charles Provost
Louis Bakley
Patrick Bennett
Moha and Dillon Sign for Butte June Date
Moha and Dillon are signed for a June date in Butte. The report notes Batting Levinsky and references Moha defeating a Hebrew opponent in a prior bout. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moha
Dillon
Butte
TE Shatae Theater Etre
Levinsky Moha
Tate
Rain stops game between Center-Ville Juniors and Walkerville Pets
A high school baseball contest at Big Butte Mamond was halted by rain in the third inning yesterday afternoon. The Center-Ville Juniors and Walkerville Pets will resume and settle their differences at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seve
Center- Ville
Walkerville Pets
Big Butte
Balfour Admits Home Rule Is Near
The May 24 London dispatch notes Arthur Balfour's admission in Commons that home rule seems inevitable, likening it to Grattan's 1830s stance. He warned that a Dublin parliament could injure both Irish and British peoples, and lamented the potential failure of a life’s work to avert civil war.
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London
Arthur Balfour
House of Commons
Grattan
House ‘of Commons
Balfour
Dublin
Islands
Ulster
Winston Hurehill
Admiralty
Ireland
Trish
Lord Leutenant
Treland
Earl of Aberdeen
Countess of Aberdeen
Punchestown
Aberddeen
Leutenant
Abereen
Keir Hardie
Noerar
Hardie
Labor Party
Coppers Reach Butte Tonight for Opening Game
The Copper baseball club travels from Salt Lake on the Shot Line to reach Butte this evening for the Union association opener tomorrow afternoon. Boise plans a visit tonight, with Red Toner likely to start for the Trigators and McCreery for Butte. Tickets go on sale at the cigar stores. The squad, tired from road action, will play on home grounds until July 4 as a southbound schedule looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducky" Holmes
Coppers
Butte
Salt Lake
Union Association
Boise
Red” "Toner
McCreery
Eigar
Butte Maces Beat Whitehall In Baseball Clash
The Butte maces defeated Whitehall nine by 6 to 3 yesterday at Whitehall Batteries McAuliffe and Walsh, Smith and Noble. McAuliffe struck out 1 Whitehall batter and allowed two hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
McAuliffe
Walsh
Smith and Noble
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Mis Soula
George Is. Shale
George
Germany
W. C. Thompson
Ohio State University
Baroness von Kalinowski
Butte Eagles
Maloney
Rome
Mneinet
Weldom
Kosciusko
Van
Mount Vernon
Timie
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