Butte Central and Butte High Rally For City Rivalry
Fans from both schools gathered for pregame rallies at Clark field and school auditoriums urging good sportsmanship and confidence in a high stakes clash. Officials prepared the field as 1,200 plus students, Kiwanis, Rotary, and hundreds of parents readied for the 2:30 kickoff amid light snow and expectations of the season’s largest crowd.
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Butte and
Central
Clark Field
Butte
Clark's Field
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Clarkfield
Clark
Keach
Butte High
Jealousy Ties Trio To Copalis Beach Tragedy
At Copalis Beach Washington a double killing and suicide left Miss Tansy Bollen 25 Mrs J O'Brien 38 and Hjalmar Anderson 29 dead Anderson killed the two women then himself evidence points to jealousy as the motive Police say Bollen fought for life escaping briefly before Anderson pursued and ended the attack Bodies were found at the cabin and on the beach by local residents
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Associated Press
Aberdeen
Wash
Tansy Bollen
J. '. O'Brien
Hjalmar Anderson
Copalis Beach
Ocean Point
Anderson
Miss Bollon
Miss Bollion
Fred Horn
Mrs. O'Brien
Interstate Commerce panel studies Northwest railroad consolidation
At a Washington hearing the Interstate Commerce Commission examined tentative consolidation plans for the Hill group Northern Pacific Great Northern and Chicago Burlington & Quincy. Executives argued against splitting traffic routes and warned that separation would harm public welfare and financial stability. Commissioner Hall said the plan offered an estimate, not a verdict, in the process of evaluating the proposed restructuring.
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Associated Press
Washington, Navy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Hill Group
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Duluth
Minnesota
Walker D. Haines
Burlington
Hale Holden
The
Commission
Gulf of Mexico
Hall
Poincare Wins Confidence Vote Ahead of Lausanne Peace Talks
Paris voters saw Premier Poincare secure a decisive confidence vote in the chamber. The chamber backed his government 462 to 71 amid months of parliamentary debate on domestic and foreign policies ahead of the Lausanne peace conference.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Ship Subsidy Measure Set for Rapid House Action
The ship subsidy bill moves fast with Republicans agreeing to an open rule for floor amendments and a final vote scheduled after three days of debate and item by item consideration. Leaders from both parties anticipate opposition and possible tax measures to fund ships.
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Campbell
Rules
Merchant Marine
Gen Luke Wright, Cabinet Officer, Dies in Memphis
Gen Luke E. B. Wright, former secretary of war and governor general of the Philippines, dies at his Memphis home after months of illness. A Confederate veteran born 1846 in Tennessee, he served as ambassador to Japan and later as secretary of war under Roosevelt before returning to law practice.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Luke EB. Wright
The
Philippines
Wright
General Wright
Tennessee
Fifty-fourth Tennessee Infantry
McKinley
the Islands
Japan
Tokio
California
Roosevelt
Western Educator May Be Chancellor Candidate
Helena Montana November 17 Invitation has been sent to a prominent educator of the Middle West to meet the Montana state board of education on December 5. The purpose is to consider selecting a chancellor for the University of Montana. The acting chancellor since September 1 is H. H. Swain after Dr E Elliott resigned to become president of Purdue University.
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Associated Press
Helena
Middle West
Montana State Board of Education
University of Montana
May Trumper
H. H. Swain
E. Elliott
Purdue University
Pleas Turn Guilty In Federal Prohibition Cases
A wave of guilty pleas surfaced in federal court for violations of the national prohibition act. Four defendants changed from not guilty to guilty and received fines and county jail sentences. Names include Fred Freeman Jim Morrow Pete Guido and Connelly a former state legislator and ex prohibition official. Liquor trial dates follow for Louis Sternod Joe Stipich Edmond Shears Tom Towhey Andy Croman Jr J Moore J Pincus Bob Milkovich Willard Olson Miss Maggie OBrien M M Sullivan and Tom McElroy with December dates listed.
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Fred Freeman
Jim Morrow
Pete Guido
Connelly
Silver Bow County
Prohibition Department
Louis Sternod
Joe Stipich
Edmond Shears
Tom Towhey
Andy Croman
J. Moore
J. Pincus
Bob Milkovich
Willard Olson
Maggie O'Brien
M. M. Sullivan
Tom McElroy
Matthews Leads Stark by 47 Votes in Montana Supreme Court Race
Judge John A. Matthews leads Judge A. P. Stark by 47 votes for the Montana associate justice seat. Final tallies show Matthews 67,792 to Stark 67,745 with 86 precincts still to report, split between counties favoring each candidate.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
John A. Matthews
Townsend
A. P. Stark
Livingston
State Supreme Court
Independent
the Record- Herald
Matthews
Judge Stark
Stark
Angora says Mohammed must stand trial after flight
The Angora government plans formal representations to Britain to return the sultan to the Kemalists and insists only Turkey's National Assembly can direct his moves. Mohammed VI fled to the British battleship Malaya with his son and staff, seeking asylum on the voyage to Malta.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Angora
Great National Assembly of
Turkey
Nationalist Assembly of
Mohammed VI
Yildiz
Malaya
Erlogrul Effingdi
Malta
Harington
Mohammed
Dardanelles
Mediterranean
Sultan Leaves Under British Protection Sparks Moslem Protests
London reports the sultan’s departure under British protection stirs official concern over Muslim reaction in India and other colonies. Indian Muslim protests against troops at the sultan’s palace challenge self determination claims, while Lausanne tensions with nationalists may rise.
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Associated Press
London
India
Lausanne
America Eyes Lausanne Role in Turkish Treaty Talks
Washington officials foresee a Turkish nationalist treaty talks with a near eastern conference at Lausanne. American observers are to participate to pave the way for a successful negotiation outcome as discussed in official circles.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lausanne
Tiger of France in American Waters
The steam ship Paris passed Sandy Hook at 2:30 this morning bringing Georges Clemenceau to the United States. At 81 the former French premier will campaign across New York Boston Chicago St Louis Washington Philadelphia and visit Lincoln's tomb at Springfield and other cities.
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Associated Press
New York
Paris
Sandy Hook
Georges Clemenceau
France
Clemenceau
United States
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Lincoln
Springfield
Til
Baltimore
Annapolis
Raid on Ocean bar nets bootlegging arrests and jail terms
Four prohibition officers raided the Ocean bar at 59 East Park Street trapping Dan Holland and Mike Cleary on bootlegging charges. Sentences of 90 and 60 days and a 175 fine were imposed on Ed Cleary and William Tamon. A crowd gathered as a gun incident occurred with a quarrel between a bootlegger and agents.
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Ocean Bar
East Park Street
Dan Holland
Mike Cleary
Holland
Ed Cleary
William Tamon
Cleary
Jalil
Damon
Secarcely
Coal Conference Adjourns to Dec 6
The joint conference of bituminous coal operators and miners' representatives in Chicago adjourned tonight to December 6 without reaching an wage agreement for next January.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Allies suspend German military control talks over Versailles violations
Paris reports the council of ambassadors informed Germany that withdrawal of the military control commission is suspended until Germany provides full satisfaction for alleged flagrant violations of the Versailles terms. The allies demand apology and reparations for incidents at Passau and Stetten and note suspicions of naval enlistment overage.
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Passau
Stetten
Associated Press
Paris
Council of Ambasadors
Germany
Military Control Commission
Berlin
Council of Ambassadors
Will Probe Sale of Alien Property
Washington officials announce a new inquiry into the sale by a former alien property custodian of the Bosch Magneto assets to an American firm of the same name. A federal grand jury report found evidence of a conspiracy but said no overt act occurred in the District of Columbia.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bosch Magneto Company
District of Columbia
Harding to Decide on Packers Merger Plan
Washington November 17 President Harding will decide if Armour and Co may acquire Morris and Co both of which are among Chicago's big five packers The decision follows discussions with J Ogden Armour and a review by Secretary Wallace after agriculture experts finish their study Officials say there may be no legal objection but the president will keep an open mind until all facts are in The focus includes possible effects on subsidiary companies and whether the ruling would set a precedent for other industries
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Armour & Co
Morris & Co
Chicago Packers
J. Ogden Armour
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Armour
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