Award trophies after Highline gridiron clash in Montana
Havre and Missoula players gathered at the New Finlen hotel after the eharme championship battle at Clark Park. Havre, led by captain Ford, received the victor’s trophy while Walter T. Scott oversaw the event. Seventeen other Hi-Line grid players received gold miniature balls as coach Dave Morris of the winning team was presented a football.
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Walter T. Scott
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Real Comein
Twister Tears Through States in State Title Victory
Havre defeated Missoula 39 to 19 to win the state title as Don, the outstanding star, sprinted 65 yards for a third quarter touchdown. A tunnel incident left one man in the stands and a trail of destruction reported along the route.
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Havre
Missoula
Don
Havre Blue Ponies Triumph In Montana Championship Clash
Havre defeated Missoula 1926 champions at Clark Park before about 4000 fans in a dramatic final quarter. Don Morrie’s star plays key 14th touchdown, as Havre overturns a Missoula lead and clinches the state title with a high scoring football exhibition.
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Montana
Shelton Birger gang warfare erupts in Harrisburg blast
In Harrisburg early today Virgil Hundaacker's home near Charley Birger's residence was hit by a dynamite blast. Sam Ripperdam's front was riddled by bullets. he was lightly wounded by buckshot. Five unidentified men fired the attack.
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Shelton-Birger
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Sam Ripperdam
Ripperdam
Marriages Decline as Divorces Rise in Montana
Montana marriage figures slipped 2.7 per cent in 1825 while divorces jumped 11.4 per cent, per the United States Department of Commerce annual report. The state’s population growth influenced per capita rates, with 10.2 marriages per thousand and 1.62 divorces per thousand in 1925. Compared with peers, Montana’s decline was modest, trailing Georgia and Wyoming's larger drops, while Idaho fell 5.3 per cent.
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Sheriff Puts Oil Texans Jail Escape to Stop
Prisoner in Anaconda enjoys a holiday feast and, with friends, begins digging a route to freedom as the sheriff tightens guards and monitors tunnels.
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Bank Robber Foiled in Jail Break Attempt
Sheriff James B. Gallagher stopped a jail escape by Smith, a 12 year bank robbery convict awaiting transfer from Dallas County. Smith chewed through a steel bar and was cornered in a private chamber after a barking dog and noises drew attention. He had fled from Seattle to Idaho after absconding on bond, with two other inmates present during the failed breakthrough.
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Lewis
Robert Rutan Carter
Bank Robery
Texan
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Th Man
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Seattle
Idaho
Wife kills mate alleged triangle tragedy
Mrs Catherine Trilling 41 shot her husband Herman Triling 35 in an alleged triangle dispute in a Denver suburb. Police say he was seated in his car when three bullets hit him, two in the leg and one in the heart. She told officers she fired during a struggle over a pistol in his pocket. Local coroner to review details.
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Montana and North Dakota to be represented by 300 at big Chicago exposition
The International Livestock Exposition opens with 23 carloads of animals and grain exhibits from 25 states and four Canadian provinces. Three hundred delegates from Montana and North Dakota arrived by special train, while more than 600000 farm youths attend the national farm club meet with 1200 delegates. Edgar A. Guest to speak at a railroad banquet.
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Veteran railway conductor dies in hotel lobby search for replacement begins
C K Schneder veteran conductor on a special train that brought Hay football rooters to Hutte collapsed in the Thornton hotel lobby shortly after 8 pm. Coroner’s officer Mr Holland took charge of the body as Sl Schneder’s widow and children are named. The special train was dispatched to find Conductor CC Johnson to replace him.
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Great Falls
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Mass Masons Gather for Detroit Temple Dedication
About 25 000 master masons attended the dedication of Detroit’s new temple, billed as the world’s most magnificent. The event marked the 109th anniversary of Grand Lodge Masonry in Michigan with a parade from the old temple to the new and a keynote by Rev. Joseph Fort Newton of Philadelphia.
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Michigan
Gould Denies Law Violations In Senate Bid
Arthur R. Gould, Republican U S Senate nominee, rejected charges from Maine Governor Taft Brewster that he violated campaign finance laws. The governor said expenditures and altered records harmed the process while Gould accused Brewster and his Democrat rival Fulton Seedus of bias and of supporting extremist rhetoric.
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Papennes
Haine
Taiph Brewster
Fulton J. Seedus
Ku Klux Sian
Wealthy widow slain for gems
The Associated Press reports November 24 that Florence Monks, a wealthy widow, was found strangled in her home at Keatue. A valuable diamond was missing, the house ransacked, and suspicion falls on a caretaker who entered after the bell. Police advance inquiries into a possible motive tied to a prospective buyer.
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Berlins and Forth. birth report at East 72nd Street
New York dispatch notes a private delivery at East 72nd Street with Mr. and Mrs. Irving Ferlin welcomed a baby girl or boy born today. The mother and child are reported doing well in the private pavilion setting.
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Mrs Hall Eats Holiday Dinner With Brothers
Widow of slain man shares Thanksgiving meal with two brothers as trial for murder continues, highlighting family support amid courtroom drama and ongoing legal proceedings.
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Hall Mills trial widow visits brother applause cards aired
Mrs Frances Stevens Hall arrived at Somerville jail to attend the Hall Mills trial as her two brothers prepare to testify. She delivered applause cards to Willie Stevens whose cheering reception reflected enduring family support. Her brother William Stevens stood by her side as the prosecution and defense debated a mispronounced term.
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Prem Somerville
Frances Stevens Hall
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Mn. Hall
Willie Stevens
Willie
Iamara
William Carpender Strevens
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Men Hall
Phyal
Ian
Mee
Hall
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Fuehtin
Giant wolf killed by Minnesota hunter near Ponotord
Nov 30 report states a hunter from Minnesota killed a giant wolf feared by nearby settlers. The animal, dubbed a White member of a hunting party, measured seven feet from tip to tip with a four inch paw print. Local witnesses describe years of terror from the creature as Darkow of De was credited with the kill.
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Darkow
Ponotord
Minn
Paes Megan
Storms Leave Arkansas Towns In Turmoil After Tornadoes
Tornadoes in Arkansas and Missouri strike multiple counties over a 10 day to tonight period, killing 34 and injuring 50 with seven in serious condition. Heber Springs in Cleborne County reports 15 dead and substantial destruction in the north town district. Orello near Conway County records seven hurt as the home of Jake Stafford is blown away. Moscow in Jefferson County sees eight dead and 30 injured, including several Black residents. A child dies at Sheridan.
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Ark
Arkansas
Orello
Conway County
Jake Stafford
Moscow
Jefferson County
Sheridan
Two Chicago Gangsters Shot in Extermination War
In a renewal of the gang war, two bootlegging O'Donnell brothers Thomas and Charles were shot in the South Side. Bystander Charles Barrett was wounded, while John Conroy county assessor stood nearby unharmed. The incident underscores ongoing violence among rival gangs in Chicago's beer racket.
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Charles O'Donnell
Kanketer Brothers
Ward
O'Donnell
Pirate's Key Mystery Hidden Across Public Places
A cryptic puzzle warns that the pirate's key is worth 50 gold and has been hidden across public places in An Thenord. The message promises a standard guide with definitions and three word groups to help solvers locate the key.
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Standard issues third set of clues for treasure hunt
The Standard advertises a puzzle series guiding readers to a hidden treasure key with a reward of 450 dollars near Tuesday. It mentions Douglas Fairbanks in The Black Pirate and invites the public to join a treasure hunt in Butte, promising a chance to win the prize.
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Lucky Douglas Fairbanks
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