Flying Squadron of Red Cross drives in Butte Armistice Day events
The Flying Squadron of Mrs Arnold Sheuerman leads Red Cross fundraising in downtown Butte with four minute talks at theaters, slide show, and posters. Boy Scouts parade with Red Cross appeals, girls solicit, and stores receive 100 percent subscription cards. A six foot illuminated Red Cross cross and a roll call office open in the Montana Power building. R C Branson of Minneapolis urges focus on veterans aid amid broader relief work. annual Red Cross receipts show a total around 18 374.90 with several allocations and expenses reported.
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Flying Squadron
Charg
Arnold Sheuerman
Red Cross
P. N. Wills
Boy Scouts
Red Cross Society
Montana Power
Butte
So‘cietins
Owen
American Legion
R. C. Branson
Minneapolis
Red Cross Organization
DEE
Chbaive Dentats
New Rialto Manager Billy Sullivan Known By Butte
Balance on hand Sept. 30, 1920 shows 5329.34. Announcement of William J. Sullivan as Rialto theater manager was made yesterday. Sullivan, brought from the coast after work with John Condon's agency, is a longtime Butte resident who has held many civic roles and built his career in the local theater and utility circles. He rose from newspaper agent to leader in the Butte Newsboys Club, high school business manager, and Montana Power official, making him a well known figure with strong community ties.
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William J. Sullivan
Rialto
Sullivan
John Condon
Butte
Condon
Big Playhouse
Billy Sullivan
Homestake
Timothy Sullivan
Montana
Main
Park Streets
Rialto Theater
Butte Newsboys
Butte High School
Mountaineer
Telephone Company
Montana Power Company
Tacoma
Power Company
Billy
Roche
Chicago
Ryan Gaul
Manseer Teufel
Portland
Changes Central Lineup for Today at Deer Lodge
Butte Central High School football travels to Deer Lodge to face fast Owen County in a hard fought game. Coach Skimmer Dee reshuffles positions with Harrington to tackle, Dempsey to guard, Kane to end, Nugent to fullback, and Buscoe to center as the team aims to boost both offense and defense amid new combinations.
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Butte Central High School
Footall
Deer Lodge Toy
Owell County
Ueh
Skimmer Dee
Yesday
Harrington
Dempsey
Kane
Nugent
Buscoe
A Peoples
C. Keppler
Trip Ryan
Keppler
Ane
Keane
B. Sullivan
Marterbeck
Granne
S. Sullivan
Bolton
Sullivan
Lee
Mal Bolland
Mines Face Montana Wesleyan In Helena Clash For Third
The School of Mines football team travels to Helena to meet Montana Wesleyan College this morning as they seek third place in the Montana collegiate standings for 1629. The ore diggers, led by captain H Quinn, train with coach Fitteer and manager McGonigle, with officials Williams, Abrams, and Mason assigned to the game.
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School of Mines
Lena
Montana Wesleyan College
Ore Diggers
Montana
Helena
H. Quinn
Havey
Bishop
J Quinn Enda
Bore
Whealden
Haker
Maloney
Streibick
White
Wuards
Landwehr
Ladie
Meddonald
Lee
Nuckols
Murphy
Gay
Crowley
Tephens
Shea
Fitteer
McGonigle
Driscoll
Willard Thrasher
W. T. Scott
Butte Contrict
Williame
Great Falls
University of Pennsylvania
Jack Abrams
Spokane
University of Washington Mar
Mason
Missouri
Paris signs first France Czech Slovakia commerce treaty
Paris on November 5 reports the preliminary commercial treaty between France and Czechoslovakia signed yesterday. It is described as the first in a series of similar pacts France plans to negotiate with many nations in the coming years.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
To Cure a Cold in One Day Grove's Laxative
The advertisement promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets as a one day cure for a cold. It asserts authenticity with the line genuine bears the signature E. W. Grove and lists a price of 30 cents.
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E. Ww
Fair Weather for Butte 15 Predicted
Local weather observer forecast generally fair conditions for Butte today with a slowly rising barometer and little temperature change. Snow flurries are noted. yesterday’s high and low reached 29 and 18 degrees.
Secret Pact on Turkish Regions and Minority Protection
The document outlines a wartime style agreement among contracting powers over Turkish territories and special interests. It details joint administration of railways, protection of racial and linguistic minorities, diplomatic support, and status of mandatory powers. It sets timelines for ratification and implementation tied to the Turkish peace treaty.
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Turkey
Kurdistan
France
Italy
Anatolian
Mersina
Tarsus
Adana
Bagdad
Dedera
Butte High Encourages Strong Spirit for Great Falls Game
An enthusiastic pep meeting at Butte High School praised the Bozeman game and urged even louder backing for the season. Principal Millikin presented the new permanent loving cup won by the track team, with remarks by student leaders and Coach Scherck noting team unity behind the players.
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Butte High School
Great Falls
Butte
Bruce E. Millikin
Bozeman
Missoula
Montana
Robert Southcombe
Carl Bock
Walter Ericksen
Glen Carmichael
Dwight Elderkin
Montana State Bobcats Reach Two Key Foes This Season
Montana State College football fans look to two remaining games, Nov. 6 at Mount St. Charles College of Helena and Nov. 13 against the University of Montana in Missoula. The Bobcats have not lost, with coach Graves praising McDonald and Bryan for kicking game. Captain Pat Morphy, sidelined earlier, is expected to play in both upcoming battles.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
Mount S J. Charles College
Helena
University of Montana At
Missoula
Bobcats
University of Montana
Aggies
Graves
Gonzaga
Utah
McDonald
Bryan
Bobcat
Pat Morphy
Mount 5
St. Charles
Montana University
Morphy
Washington and California Meet in Coast Conference Clash
San Francisco November 5. Two Pacific coast conference football games tomorrow shape the title race. Stanford meets Washington, California faces Washington State at Berkeley, as observers view the Berkeley contest as pivotal to the Western title with California thought strongest in the South and Washington State regarded as the best in the Pacific Northwest.
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San Francisco
Stanford University
University of Washington
University of California
Washington State College
Berkeley
California
South
Pacific Northwest
Gubernatorial race tightens with updated Fargo totals
In Fargo North Dakota on November 5 the latest returns from 1,930 of 2,091 precincts show Frazier with 198,509 votes and O Connor with 107,191 votes. The update highlights the narrowing race as results continue to come in across the state.
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Fargo
N. D
Frazier
O'Connor
Carpentier and Dempsey Agree To World Heavyweight Showdown
Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier signed a contract in New York for a world heavyweight title clash with a 500000 dollar purse. Dempsey to receive 300000 and Carpentier 200000, plus 25 percent stock in the moving picture company and promoter shares split among Tex Rickard Cochran and William Brady. The purse will be deposited near the event site 24 hours before the match and divided after the fight.
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New York
Jack Demipsey
Georges Carpentier
Dempsey
Carpentier
Moving Picture Corporation
Tex Rickard
Charles Cochran
William A. Brady
Gght
Tanlac Helped Cafe Manager Gain 18 Pounds After Illness
B Frank Hill of a Los Angeles cafe says after influenza left him weak and 115 pounds, Tanlac rebuilt his health, appetite, and strength. He gained to 183 pounds and returned to work, praising the remedy's effect. Sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Co. and in Butte by Newbro Drug Co. Ad.
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Los Angeles
Tanlac
B. Frank Hill
West Sixth Street
Cal
Mr. Hill
Taniac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Advt
Marquettes Beat Telephone Bowlers on Marquette Alleys
Marquette bowlers defeated the Telephone team 2391 to 2286 at Marquette alleys. Telephones won the opening game 801 to 785 but lost the next two 804 to 775 and 710 to 690. Stephens led the visitors with a high single of 17, while Dummle paced the Marquettes with a 510 average.
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Marquette
Stephens
Dummle
Marquettes
Silver Bow National Bank
Blair
Commercial League
Omars
Gillespie
Black Rocks
Geologicals
Mines League
Steele
Freshmen Football Clash Ends 6-0 Bozeman Rivalry
Bozeman game saw state college freshmen defeat state university freshmen 6 to 0 in a tight contest. Slaw contributed early momentum as the lone score defined the outcome.
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Bozeman
State College
State University
Slaw
Kittens Edge Cubs. Plummer Stars in Narrow Loss
Son, left half back for the Kittens, carried the ball over for a touchdown in the third quarter but Jones failed to convert. Missoula played the better game, yet luck deserted the Cubs. Plummer was the visitors' standout performer.
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Kittens
Jones
Missoula
Cubs
Plummer
Great Falls High And Butte Today At Columbia Gardens
Butte and Great Falls high schools meet today at Columbia Gardens. The game goes on despite weather concerns with hopes for comfortable conditions and a firm fast field after scraping this morning.
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Butte
Great Falls
Columbia Gardens
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