Butte High School Eleven Improves Tackling and Formations
Butte high school football under Coach Furman shows strong improvement with two full elevens and heavy emphasis on tackling. The squad, formerly green, concentrates on blocking, kicking, and the new forward pass, with players like Fletcher Kennedy and Leonard rising as key starters. A Wesleyan game postponement shifts focus to internal scrimmage and potential out-of-town foes.
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Beechtel
Butte
Jim Kennedy
Wild
Roach
McElvenny
Fletcher
Furman
Saner
Kennedy
Leonard
Yar
Fluent
Butte Accepts Offer to Play at All Hallows College in Salt Lake
Butte will disband yet accepts the offer of All Hallows College to play in Salt Lake City, continuing competition despite discussions of dissolution.
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Butte
All Hallows College
Salt Lake
Second Round Run Off in the Futurity Stake
The Futurity round results at Hot Springs South Dakota include Lord Duff over Fine Empress 11 to 4 and Wrong Idea over After Nee 12 to 2. Other winners include Wildwood over Come Again 10 to 0 and Butte's Bullet over Fine Elf 1 to 3. Winners also feature Consignor over Bonnie Butte 20 to 6 and Tennis Ball over asegnee 17 to 8. Weather fair as Colorado and New Town dogs perform. Texas stakes begin tomorrow.
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Lord Duff
Fine Empress
Wrong Idea
Nee
Wildwood
Come Again
Butte’s
Bullet
Fine Elf
Omgureess
Favors Emin
Consignor
Bonnie Butte
Friends Effort
Golden Traics
Tennis Ball
Asegnee
Rear Admiral
Triap
Fair Empress
Lasdly Weekay
Fine Edge
Miss Grainhbelt
Ehiert Reese
Ring Lady
Miss Fir
Neajolica
Lord Bedford Beaut Nee Firet
W. Runsell
Cartie Mance
Sir Satched
Canadian Express
Belmont Park Storm Delays Third Race Results Reported
Rain soaked Belmont Park after a strong storm halted the card. Samuel H Harris led in a one mile selling, Yama Christy won the Corinthian steeplechase, Smiling Tom took the five and a half furlongs, Belle of Pequest captured the Fairview stake, Baringo triumphed in six and a half furlongs, Grapple won the one mile feature.
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New York
Belmont Park
Samuel H. Harris
John Lyle
Chimney Sweep
Yama Christy
Oterosa
Pure Pepper
Smiling Tom
Rollicking Girl
Miss Spooner
Belle of Pequest
Leonard Joe Hayman
Athlete
Baringo
Animus
Riflernman
Grapple
Ohlene
Pater
Louisville Race Results October 9 Highlights
At Louisville on October 9, frequent racing results list winners and times across six races. Chase led the first race at 1:07 2/5, Hartius won the six furlongs, Frontenac took the purse, Wexford won the Cherokee handicap, Savnrida captured five and a half furlongs, and Anna Day won the one mile event with times noted for each.
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Louisville
Lightning Conductor
Cuper
Hartius
Oasis
Clifton Forge
Tire
Frontenac
Martha Gorman
Charlie Eastman
Wexford
el Otros
Hannibal Bey
Savnrida
Light Wool
Judith Louise
Anna Day
Morendo
Dr. Mean
Post-season game ends tied 4 to 4 in St Louis
In St Louis on October 9 the second game of the local American National post season series ended 4 to 4. Dark kept the play in check as the pace remained even with key moments from Petty and Spencer for the Americans and Beebe and Noonan for the Nationals.
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R. H
Syievai.nd. Sd
Petty and Spencer
Beebe
Noonan
Bold Highway Robbery in Frisco Near Thirteenth and California
San Francisco report details a noon hour highway robbery near Thirteenth avenue and California street. Three armed men seized a gold watch and several dollars from John Lully in view of about 59 witnesses in nearby cottages, with Lully offering no resistance.
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San Francisco
Thirteenth Avenue
California Street
John Lully
Lally
Paris ministers back complete law enforcement on church separation
Paris reports that after a cabinet session today ministers agreed on enforcing the separation of church and state law in full, while decisions on minor details were postponed to Friday.
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Paris
Butte to Revive Basketball With Local League
In Butte the basketball revival gains momentum as Holland rink and nearby facilities are prepared for play. A Sunday meeting at 11 promises to form a four team league of local players with practice time and regular games, aided by Physical Director Post from Spokane.
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Butte
Arizona
Granite Streets
Byrne
Lutey’s
Connell's
Portland Beats Fresno In Fast Pacific Coast League Game
In Fresno on October 9, Portland won a brisk PCL contest over Fresno. Portland benefited from McGregor and Hogan's hitting while Gum and Carson held the Fortuners. Umpire Perrine officiated.
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Fresno
McGregor
Portland
R. BE. Fortune
Carson
Hogan
Perrine
Dodgers Beat Unclear Lineup on Wild Throw in Second
In Los Angeles on Oct 9 both Randolph and Jones pitched well. A wild throw by Blankenship to third allowed Cartisie to score in the second. The battery was Randolph and Burkley for the Dodgers with Jones and Blankenship behind the plate. Umpire Mahaffey.
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Los Angeles
Randolph
Jones
Blankenship
Cartisie
Bath
Lorie & Morlele
Burkley
Mahaffey
Oakland Upset Wins Ninth In Errors Packed Finish
Oakland California, October 9. Through a series of errors the local team won in the ninth inning. Final score not fully legible. Batteries Hopkins and Hackett for ORTH. Welch Ayres and Wilson credited with plays. Umpire Derrick.
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Oakland
Cal
R. H. E. Orth
PRS Vere Ee Cde Eshie
San Francisco
de Peale Ean Aie
Hopkins
Hackett
Welch
Ayres
Wilson
Derrick
Indictments in Sugar Rebate Case Named in 10-9 Filing
Federal grand jury handed down multiple indictments in the sugar rebate cases. Accused entities include American Sugar Refining and its New York unit, several railroads and ships, and affiliated individuals for alleged rebate arrangements. The actions list receivers of rebates from New York Central, Western Transit, Northern Steamship, and other carriers.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company of New York
C. Groodlee
Edgar
Edwin Bale
New York Centra Railroad
Western Transit Company
Delaware, Lackawanna & Hudson River Railroad Company
Northern Steamship Company
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Brooklyn County Cooperage Company
Government Experts Seek Fine Sheep in Northwest Tour
Bozeman Oct 9. G Arthur Bell of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry and Prof George E Morton of the Wyoming Experiment Station visit Montana on a northwest tour to locate fine sheep and rams for a cooperative Wyoming breeding project. They note Montana's scarce emphasis on breeding and import of fine rams after a disappointing state fair display. The search will extend through Idaho Washington Oregon California and Utah.
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Bozeman
G. Arthur Bell
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
George E. Morton
Wyoming
Northwest
Helena
Montana
Mr. Bell
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Utah
Great Falls Moves to Concrete Sidewalks on Central Avenue
Special Dispatch to the Standard notes Great Falls begins concrete sidewalks on Central avenue with seven blocks planned. Winns width 18 feet, street 60 feet, bricks paving to make the avenue a premier business thoroughfare. Concrete walks extend on residential avenues about 5.33 feet wide at about 1 per front foot. City council orders concrete walks on boulevards when existing walks are condemned.
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Great Falls
Central Avenue
Winns Wi
Valley County Wheat Going to Great Falls
Special Dispatch to the Standard Great Falls Oct For the first time since its mill was established here the Royal Milling company is now receiving wheat from Eastern Valley county around Culbertson and in the Big Muddy valley north of Culbertson to the Canadian line The average yield reported is 27 bushels per acre with No 1 hard grain and minimal weight loss The mill pays 60 cents per bushel for this grain and 57 cents for No 1 winter wheat Many new settlers around Culbertson show crop success and are nearly out of debt Receipts of wheat at the mill from Northern Montana exceed expectations though much of the Teton county crop was sold to the mill at Choteau
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Great Falls
Royal Milling Company
Culbertson
Montana
Teton County
Choteau
Barbed Wire Inventor Joseph Glidden Dies at 93
Chicago reports the death of Joseph H. Glidden, 93, creator of the barbed wire fence. He originated the concept after a country fair exhibit inspired by Rose, then refined the idea into today’s barbed wire. Glidden died at his De Kalb home.
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Chicago
Joseph H. Glidden
de Kalb
Glidden
Rose
Mulney Charged With Grand Larceny After Minnesota Ave Robbery
County Attorney Wilson filed a motion in district court seeking leave to file an information against R. Mulney for grand larceny. Mulney was arrested Monday by Chief Talgo after being caught in the act robbing Emil Berg on Minnesota Avenue. district court action imminent.
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The
Standard
Billings
District Court
Wilson
R. Mulney
Mulney
Talgo
Emil Berg
Minnesota Avenue
Court session postponed to Thursday by judge order
The court scheduled to convene this morning was postponed until Thursday by order of Judge Loud. Limited time required a motion for leave to file an information.
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Loud
Mongolia The Pacific Mail Liner Returns After Reefing
The Mongolia, a Pacific Mail liner, arrived safely at San Francisco harbor after running aground on the Midway reef on September 4. Water filled the hold, two holes opened in the double bottom, and engineers manned a pump while tied to ropes as crew fought flooding. Heavy fog delayed the approach by a day and night, but a favorable voyage from Honolulu aided the safe return.
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San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Mongolia
Midway Island
Honolulu
Bunkers
Better to Be Poor Than Dishonorable Declares Priest in France
Grenoble France Oct 9 Monsignor Henri of Notre Dame announced that any priest aiding the creation of cultural associations under the law would be interdicted and any Catholic joining such groups would be excluded from the church He added Let us live poor rather than purchase liberty at the price of dishonor.
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Grenoble
France
Monsignor
Henri
Notre Dame
Schultz Cousin to English Lord Arrested in St Louis
Henry Alfred Douglass Schultz claimed kinship to Lord Schulto Douglass of England. He was arrested in St Louis on New York police orders for grand larceny and offered to return without requisition, insisting on his innocence.
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St. Louis
Henry Alfred Douglass Schultz
Lord Schulto Douglass
England
New York
Schultz
Farewell Dinner for Embassy Secretary in St Petersburg
Spencer C. Eddy, retiring secretary of the American embassy, was hosted at a farewell dinner by diplomatic colleagues in St Petersburg. He departs tomorrow for Berlin to assume the post as secretary of the embassy in Germany. His successor’s name has not yet been announced.
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St. Petersburg
Spencer C. Eddy
Berlin
Zeppelin air ship tests from Friedrichshaven reach Swiss frontier
In Friedrichshaven Württemberg an air dirigible ascended today and steered toward the Swiss frontier. After several maneuvers the balloon vanished from sight. A number of German officers and experts witnessed the tests, which were reportedly successful.
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Friedrichshaven
Wurtemburg
Count Zeppelin
William R Hearst Ill With Severe Cold Ahead Of Westchester Speech
William R Hearst is ill at his New York home with a severe cold but plans to address an Independence League meeting in Westchester County tomorrow evening.
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New York
William R. Hearst
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