Manna Wins Derby At Epsom In Eight Length Victory
Horse Manna bred Phalarie out of Waffles and owned by H. E. Morriss won the Derby at Epsom with jockey Steve Donoghue aboard. Zionist finished second and Sirdar third as 28 runners contested the mile and a half course on a rain softened track. Time was 2 minutes 4.35 seconds. Royal observers included the king and queen with ambassadors in attendance at a palace dinner later.
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Associated Press
Epsom Downs
England
Manna
Phalarie
Waffles
H. E. Morriss
Steve Donnoghue
Donoghue
H. H. Aga Kahn
A. K. McComber
Lord Astor
Cross Bow
Lord Derby
Runnymead
Frankie Monahan to Fight in Great Falls Semi-Windup Card
Frankie Monahan of Butte will boxing against Mddia Shelton of Pendray in the semi windup to the O Donnell O Donad bout in Great Falls on June 5. Legion matchmaker Jimmy Gault signed Monahan and Eli Seaman of Butte to fight Bartlett in the opener.
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Frankie Monahan
Butte
Mddia Shelton
Pendray
O’donnell-O
Great Falls
Jimmy Gault
Legion
Frankie
Gault
Eli Seaman
Bartlett
Monahan
Shelton
America Loses Chance at British Golf Title
Westward Ho England May 27 America’s hopes in the 1925 British amateur championship were crushed as Doug las Grant, the lone American survivor, fell to R W Crummack, Lancashire champion. Rain-soaked links trimmed the field to eight with Argentine J S Cruickshank advancing after a two hole win on the home green and slated to face Noel Layton in the semi finals.
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Associated Press
Westward HO
England
America
Douglas Grant
R. W. Crummack
Gay
J. S. Cruickshank
H. H. Hodge
St. George's Hill Club
Robert Harris
Cruickshank
Noel Layton
Smith Sets Lido Course Record With 70 At Long Beach
MacDonald Smith fired a two under par 70 at the Lido course in Long Beach New York to top the field in the eastern section for the national open. Six birdies helped his performance including two on the 239 yard eighth and 606 yard sixteenth and a pair of threes on the thirteenth and fifteenth with a strong lead over Willie Ogg who has also shot 68.
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Long Beach
N. Y
MacDonald Smith
Willie Ogg
Worcester Country Club
Ogg
Medal Ceremony Honors Monroe School Track Stars
A full Monroe school assembly saw Moon Dr. H H James present medals to track meet winners. Promising sprinter Robert Emerson won the 100-yard dash and placed in the 50-yard event. Norman Hoar took the broad jump and earned a 50-yard dash place. The event was the first track meet under the Butte Exchange club.
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Monroe
Moon
H. H. James
National Exchange Clubs of America
Robert Emerson
Norman Hoar
Dr. James
Presenta
Miss J
Butte Exchange Club
Une
B. Tregonnig
Helena boy to compete for engineering award
Victor Thayer of Helena a senior in chemical engineering at Montana State College qualified for the finals of the American Chemical Society prize essay contest He is among 18 college students from across the nation to advance to the final round The contest offers six subjects with three contestants per subject and six $1000 prizes Thayer graduates in June and will begin a graduate fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh next year.
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Bozeman
Victor Thayer
Helena
Montana State College
University of Pittsburg
Mines ACGREGATIONS Player Changes Made
Yesterday's Mines league bulletin lists releases and new signings across three teams. Powers released Andrews and Bob Marshall. Chester and McKenna join as players. BOON Zienke dropped due to injuries. Frank Worden added as outfielder. Skinny Kyle to pitch for Anodes.
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Mines League
Powers
Andrews
Bob Marshall
Great Falls
Chester
McKenna
Boon
Zienke
Frank Worden
Butte High Athletic
Kyle
Anaconboy
Anodes
Mehlhorn Leads In Midwestern Open Elimination Play
Chicago May 27 Bill Mehlhorn of West Moreland club Chicago western open champion led the midwestern elimination of the national open golf championship at Onwentsia scoring 33 38 71 one stroke ahead of three rivals tied for second. Larry Nabholtz Cleveland Lloyd Gullickson Columbus Laurie Ayton Chicago each 72. Ayton 40 on front nine then 32 home for 32. Chick Evans Chicago former open and amateur champion shot 37 37 74 to edge Bob Gardner by one. Harry Hampton Memphis and Alex Cunningham Toledo tied for fifth at 73 with eight others at 74 including Jock Hutchinson.
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Chicago
Rbill Mehlhorn
West Moreland Club
Onwentsia
Larry Nabholtz
Cleveland
Lloyd Gullickson
Columbus
Lauriie Ayton
Ohio
Ayton
Chick Evans
Bob Gardner
Gardner
Harry Hampton
Memphis
Alex Cunningham
Toledo
Evans
Jock Hutchinson
Pacific Coast League Scores From Four Cities
In Seattle San Francisco 8 12 0 Beattle 0. At Portland 6 0 0. In Los Angeles Salt Lake 5 100. At Oakland Sacramento 10 1 Oakland 9 1. Batteries Griffin Geary Agnew Miljug Dumovich Daly Wright headwoodsh Leverenz Tobin Bingleton Stewart ONeill Cook Peters Pillette Hannah Keating M Shea Foster Pruitt King Read McDonald.
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ORION
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Portland
Seattle
Oakland
Sacramento
Ernon
American. Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
R. H. EB
Beattle
Griffin
Geary
Agnew
Miljug Dumovich
Daly
Bingleton
Stewart
O'Neill
Cook
Peters
Pillette
Hannah
Keating
M. Shea
Foster
Rain Helps Montana But Full Benefit Eludes Farmers
Montana weather notes for the week ending May report mixed outcomes. Rain aided southern eastern and western counties but winds reduced gains. northern central areas saw inadequate precipitation. Growing conditions vary, with some districts improving and others lagging, while corn seeding progresses and pastures remain strong though grass is dry and hay scarce.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana
W. T. Lathrop
United States Department of Agriculture
Hill County
Fergus County
Boxing Card Staged by Dillon Legion for State Meet
Dillon May 27 The Hartwig theater hosted a Legion backed boxing card watched by a lively crowd. Patsy Sullivan's Butte club presented 24 rounds of youth bouts, followed by Lloyd versus Meads and a Murray versus Rafferty exhibition. Proceeds fund the upcoming state Legion convention in August.
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Dillon
Hartwig Theater
The
American Legion
Patsy Sullivan
Boxing Club
Butte
del Lloyd
Oliver Meads
Charles Murray
William Rafferty
Normal College
Beaverhead
the Legion
Dillon Police Crackdown Hits Speeding Drivers
Dillon police launched a strict traffic and speed law enforcement campaign. Four men Clyde Webster Mathew Telin Walter Stamm and Norman Giles pleaded guilty and were fined ten dollars each. The crackdown also targets underage drivers in the city.
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Dillon
Clyde Webster
Mathew Telin
Walter Stamm
Norman Giles
Bourquin
Annual election of Dillon women’s federation officers
The County Federation of Women’s clubs met in Dillon at the Methodist church parlors for its regular session and annual officer election. Mrs. Ted Woodward was chosen president, Mrs. Lewis vice president, and Mrs. Fred Hirsner secretary treasurer. Ethel B. Arnett spoke, and resolutions endorsed a county health nurse and support for the county fair. The group also backed a vocational congress for eighth graders and supported prohibition laws and world peace efforts.
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Eaverhead
Dillon
Dillon Hosts Visiting Residents and Club Delegation
May 27 report from Dillon lists visitors from Jackson Twin Bridges Lemhi Idaho and Portland Ore en route to Idaho Falls. Local women from Jackson attend County Federation meeting while figures such as John Anderson from Alder and Mrs Brenner from Grant are noted as visiting.
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Dillon
Wendell Jardine
Jackson
Idaho Falls
R. B. McClintock
Twin Bridges
Helen Yeaman
Lemhi
Idaho
Louise Almy
New York City
Portland
Ore
Pierce
Horse Prairie
Harley Linder
Laurin
County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Martin Jackson
Henry Olsen
George Clemon
Fred Hirschey
J. Jonson
Roy Ford
Walter Stewart
James Woody
J. B. Shaw
John Anderson
Madison County
Alder
Charles Brenner
Grant
German Dye Makers Reorganize to Cut Global Costs
German dye producers are restructuring to lower production costs enough to outcompete all others in the world market. The move aims to preserve Germany’s lead in dye manufacturing and dominate pricing and supply globally.
Deer Lodge Rodeo Arrangements Placed Under Collins
Thomas Collins was given full charge of staging the Deer Lodge rodeo set for July 3 to 5. A ticket committee of Thomas Laughlin A J Leedeman and F B Currie was named and prize plans promise large awards for bronco riding calf roping bulldogging pony express relay and wild horse contests. Evening shows will evoke 1849 gold rush days with outside talent and simulated early settlement scenes.
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Deer Lodge
Glowing Tribute Paid to Two Deceased Rotarians
At the Rotary meeting in Deer Lodge on May 27 the Rev Father John DeLane delivered a glowing tribute to those who died serving their country and honored two Rotarians Joseph A Mulcahy and Joseph Smith II who passed during the year He noted their unselfish service to the club and community The high school band and director attended as guests for a concert aiding the Swimming Pool association Also Frank Venable of Butte appeared as a guest in support of the On to St Paul movement The International Rotary convention is set for June 15 to 19 in Chicago
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Deer Lodge
Rotary
Father John DeLane
Joseph A. Mulcahy
Joseph Smith II
Father Delane
St. Paul
Frank Venable
Butte
Deer Lodge Notes Report Local Miscellany
Worda reports Miss Margaret Knopf recovering well after appendicitis surgery at St James hospital Butte. George Dumaine Elliston business visitor. Frank Hertz returned from coast trip. H C Heinch and family depart for California for several weeks.
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Deer Lodge
Worda
Margaret Knopf
St. James’ Hospital
Butte
George Dumaine
Elliston
Frank Hertz
H. C. Heinch
California
Three Cathedral Bombing Leaders Hanged in Sofia
In Sofia on May 27 three leaders in the Sveti Kral cathedral bombing were executed. Zadgorsky the cathedral custodian, Friedman, and Koeff were hanged for the attack that killed 160 people.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
Sveti Kral
Zadgorsky
Friedman
Koeff
Demand for artificial silk rayon swamps manufacturers
Demand for artificial silk or rayon grows rapidly as manufacturers report being swamped with orders and unable to keep up with demand.
Joint-Ease Claims Quick Relief for Joint Pain
A druggist magazine feature touts Joint-Ease for stiff swollen painful joints whether rheumatic or not. It cites high sales as proof of effectiveness, notes a 60 cent tube at City Drug Co and Fuller Drug Co, and claims quick relief as the lotion penetrates to ligaments and tendons.
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City Drug Co
Fuller Drug Co
Improvements on county roads target sharp curve near Georgetown lake
County crews under Road Commissioner Scott Peck are reshaping the Anaconda-Philipsburg route. They removed a dangerous 100 yard curve toward Flint creek hill and completed a winter road west of the Day ranch to provide safer, snow free travel during harsh months.
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Anaconda-Philipsburg
Georgetown Lake
Flint Creek Hill
Scott Peck
Day Ranch
West Valley
Grammar Grade Test Passed by 16 Pupils
Sixteen pupils passed the eighth grade examinations held Thursday and Friday at the office of County Superintendent Ruth Reardon. The examining board, Miss Reardon, Miss Jessie Blackstone, and Miss Anne Gorman, completed paper correction yesterday. Passes include John Allen Tom Clark Harold Johnson Esther Mackey John Murphy Isaac Wale maki James Gilmer Alice Howard Harold Gustafson Mary Lazetich John Conich Ruby Donich Leonard Ander son Francesa Kelly Chris Vuicich Hilda Johnson.
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Ruth Reardon
Miss Reardon
Jessie Blackstone
Anne Gorman
John Allen
Tom Clark
Harold Johnson
Esther Mackey
John Murphy
Isaac Walemaki
Southern Cross
James Gilmer
Warm Springs
Alice Howard
Harold Gustafson
Mary Lazetich
Lost Creek
John Conich
Ruby Donich
Modesty
Leonard Anderson
Francesa Kelly
Chris Vuicich
Lime Quarry
Hilda Johnson
Ralston
Anaconda Prosecutes If Creek Water Polluted
Street Commissioner Albert Powdrill warned that residents dumping garbage into Warm Springs creek will face prosecution to the full extent of the law. He cited multiple complaints from lower Maple and Elm streets and noted the creek provides drinking water to northeastern residents and that offenders will be brought before the police judge.
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Warm Springs Creek
Albert Powdrill
Lower Maple and
Elm
The Last of the Duanes at Margaret theater
Tom Mix stars in The Last of the Duanes at the Margaret theater. The Western story by Zane Grey centers Buck Duane who kills in self defense, flees, and rescues a girl. The film is praised for acting, story, direction, and photography.
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Tom Mix
Margaret Theater
Zane Grey
Buck Duane
Persone Mixon
Marian
Scouts Aim to Restore Full Strength in Deer Lodge
The Deer Lodge council plans a large recruitment drive to revive Scout numbers in the city after a dip. About 115 Scouts are active across six troops, with a summer camp at Echo Lake planned as a major event. Attendees at the executive board meeting at the Montana Hotel included H. J. McKuire and Scout Executive J. E. Monk.
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Scoutmasters’ Association
Deer Lodge Council
Montana
Echo Lake
H. J. Mc Kuire
George H. Forrest
G. P. Wellcome
W. B. Gorham
W. H. Nutting
C. W. Morse
George B. Winston
John G. Spencer
Bender
Scout
J. E. Monk
County Sues to Establish Antelope Creek Water Rights
Deer Lodge county filed a district court suit to declare all water rights in Antelope creek belong to the county since July 12, 1880. The complaint says defendants diverted water in 1924 25 harming the county poor farm and seeks restraint from further use. County Attorney Ira Stagg and T. P. Stewart represent the county.
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Antelope Creek
Deer Lodge County
Fred Wagner
Annie Wagner
John Lovell
E. R. Wilkes
LeMar Kelly
Ira Stagg
T. P. Stewart
Two Days Remain to Pay City and County Taxes
City and county treasurers warn that the second installment on 1924 taxes is due tomorrow evening and many delinquents have not paid. Offices close after 5 pm. taxpayers should bring original tax notices to speed up processing.
Parks From Chimney Cause Of House Fire
Sparks from a chimney caused a small fire at the home of John Andrews 516 Birch Street at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon. Firefighters rushed to the Andrews residence and quickly extinguished the roof blaze. Damage is estimated at 10 dollars by Fire Chief Collins.
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John Andrews
Birch Street
Andrews
Collins
Body of Conductor Loren J. Lester Arrives Tonight
The body of Loren J. Lester, pioneer railroad conductor of this city who died in Seattle Tuesday morning, will arrive at Warm Springs at 8:25 this evening. C C Murphy and L Dillenbeck will accompany the body from the coast. Funeral announcements will follow.
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Loren J. Lester
Pioneer Railroad
Seattle
Warm Springs
Cc. F. Murphy
L. Dillenbeck
C. A. Tuttle
Jazz for head hunters expedition to Amazon valley
Jazz records and radio are to be introduced to head hunters on the Colombian Peruvian border. An expedition led by Dr William Montgomery Peogevers plans a summer trek to an unmapped terrain between the Andes and the Amazon Valley to make contact with local tribes.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
England
South America
William Montgomery Peogevers
Andes
Azon
Adierika Advertises Gas Relief for Family
Mrs. B. Brinkley reports gas and stomach discomfort relieved after taking Adierika. The ad claims one spoonful removes gas, relieves bloating, and promotes evacuation of old waste. Fuller Drug Co. promotes the product for constipation and digestive relief.
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Helena Boy
Mehlhorn
R. H. E. Pease
Reese
Wright
Leverenz
Tobin
State News
Dillon Bureau
Police OF
Women's Federation
Dillon News Notes
Deer Lodge Bureau
Beat D. Sawtell
National Bank of Anaconda
E. Park Ave
Palmer
Anaconda News
C. W. Smith
Osborne
Anaconda
Cherry Street
Tom Cooksie
James McGuire
East Park Avenue
Dan Ivankovich
Margaret
Studebaker
Oldsmobile Star
Main St
Copper City
Oldsmobile
Copper City Motor Company
William Ox
Grey
R. B. Abbott CO
Wahlstedt
C. A. Tuttle Coneral Directors
Bast Park
P.J. P.j.finnegan Co
Nanana Oak
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Nemo Dad City Drug CO
Jollah Talaaian
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