Layoff Boosts Harris Confidence for Big Series
Harris declares rest will help the team. He predicts a strong 3-game stretch at home against the Pirates at Clark Griffith stadium. Coveleskie and high command expect key performances from Fer Townson and Stanley Coin to secure crucial wins and keep the club in the pennant race.
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Bluege
Alex Fer Townson
Stanley
Clark Griffith
Ste Stmington
Pittsboro
Corker
Stanley Coveleskie
Pirates
Pittebure
Erlog
Tagat
Aleadten
Atari
Washington
Alub
Flyers Shoot At Speed Mark Today
Rain today led to postponement of the event as Flyers are set to play a rescheduled game against Speed Mark. Local coaches warn of slippery conditions and advise fans to stay tuned for updated start times.
Germany seeks special treaty at Locarno security talks
At Locarno Switzerland the Locarno conference wrestles with a gentleman's agreement to reduce Germany's League of Nations duties. France distrusts the plan while Britain leans toward a less punitive approach. The issue centers on allowing Germany to abstain from punitive expeditions under League covenant Article XVI. Tomorrow's plenary may sharpen the debate as the crucial question of the conference.
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Associated Press
Locarno
Switzerland
Germany
League of Nations
France
Great Britain
Geneva
League
Jess
Old Man Winter Arrives in East Chicago Weather
In the Midwest a cold front brings snow sleet and drizzle with frost possible across Central Illinois and the Great Plains. Temperatures fell to 29 degrees in Lincoln Nebraska while Sioux City Iowa reported frost. clear but cold conditions expected tomorrow with rising temperatures later.
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Old Man Winter
East
Chicago
Auutumn
Mid -West
Middle West
Ilinois
Ints
Sansioux City
Towa
Lincoln
Neb
Amundsen plans trans polar flight with team
Captain Roald Amundsen and American patron Lincoln Elisworth lead 18 scientists on a polar expedition returning from Europe to prepare a resumption of the previous summer’s flight. The project aims to continue exploration from Rome toward the pole in semi rigid balloon craft despite Arctic dangers.
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New York
Roald Amy
Europe
Rome
Amundsen
Lincoln Elisworth
V2 LIVES LOST IN AUTO ACCIDENTS
An auto collision near Gresley Colorado killed Pattison Fisher 21 Pelham Manor New York City John L Des Chardines 21 Junior and Ernest Payne College Park Long Island New York. Three students were injured as the car plunged off the highway after a football game return. The train conductor and the driver escaped unharmed as the vehicle was brushed off the track.
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Colorado
Gresley
Col
Pattison Fisher
Pelham Manor
New York City
John L. Des Chardines
Ernest Payne
College Park
Long Island
N. Y
M'Ouigg Elected Veterans Commander at Legion Meeting
The article reports M Ouigg elected commander with unprecedented votes in Washington area parish election scene. It notes resolutions favoring world court policy and League of Nations stance, with next meeting set for Philadelphia in 1926. Other officers include Ray J. Littlefield and James F Burton. William Patrick named chaplain.
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Legion
Sverr
United States
World Court of League of Nations
Philadelphia
Ray J. Littlefield
Gence
Hen
James F
No trace found of air mail pilot disappearance
A large search continued across several Northwestern Pennsylvania counties for air mail pilot Pilochi Ames of the United States Service who vanished a week ago. Weather hindered flights and ground teams scoured fields and woodlands as hundreds joined the hunt. The effort focused on locating Carl F. Bago of Cleveland, a general involved in the case.
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Pilochi ‘Ames
United States Service
Pennay
Nla
Amt
Ascoeration
America
Ted Carl F. Bago
Cleveland
Plans to Move United States Biggest Coastal Gun
The United States announces the 14 inch coastal gun on a railway mount will move from Aberdeen Maryland to Fort MacArthur San Diego California for testing. Army officials and railway representatives conference approved the route plan and expect valuable data for coast defense expansion with heavy rail-mounted guns.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Éemy
Ft. Mcarthur
San Diego
Cal
Aberdeen
Army
Seek to Intervene in Milwaukee Case
A brief petition from a stockholder committee to intervene in the receivership of the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway was filed in federal court. Judge James H. Wilkerson continued the motion to October 19. The committee members Ernest Islin S Van Smith Frederick Osborne and Howard C Smith reside in New York.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago, Milwie & St. Paul Railway Company
James H. Wilke Eraon
Ernest Islin
van Smith
Frederick Osborne
Howard C. Smith
New York State
Weeks
Larish Case Details Child Custody Dispute Lawsuit
The 1924 divorce case of Larish centers on the custody of a baby girl. The court cleared Mrs. Larish of alleged charges by her husband and awarded the child to her with support set at 7.50 per week. Subsequent motions sought shared custody, with orders placing the child with each parent seasonally and requiring payment only when with the mother. The ongoing arrangement included transfers between Everett, Washington, and Montana amid custody disputes.
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Joseph R. Jackson
Carroll
Larish
Tarieh
Eviaen
Fou
Everett
Wash
Lariah
Lari
Eve Fett
Aftidavite
Theo
Montana
Ala
Downie Named Agency Director in Butte Office
B M Downie, agency organizer for New York Life in Seattle, transferred to Butte to succeed the late A W Newman as agency director. He arrives with Mrs Downie and their son Robert and will reside at 414 West Pinsin?m street.
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B. M. Downie
New York Life Insurance Company
Seattle
Butte
A. W. Newman Fency
Harbour
Afr. Downie
Worthington on way to U S prison
Chicago October 9 John W Worthington the Lasalle street broker whose escape to Mexico ended with his capture faces prison in the United States He told reporters he would rather be imprisoned here than remain free in Mexico and described his hardships while a fugitive awaiting extradition.
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Chicago
John W. Worthington
Lasalle Atreat
Mexico
Atlanta
Lasalle Street
Sargent
United States
High Court Voids 1925 Appeal Law Helena Montana
The Montana Supreme Court voids a 1925 appeal rule that requires filing transcripts within 60 days after a bill of exceptions is sealed. It notes the requirement limits the court and questions legislative intent, pointing to a related six month window in section 9142 that was amended without adjusting chapter 19. The decision highlights potential conflicts between statutes on appeals and deadlines.
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Helena
Montana Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Rte
Shipping Board Crisis Prompts Executive Clash
A turbulent debate on the U S Shipping Board fosters charges of executive usurpation and efforts to appoint a general manager for government ships. Resignations and disputes over board control mark ongoing friction between the presidency and Congress as Congress weighs reforms. Also reported is the drowning of Navy Lt W S Jackson at the Philadelphia navy yard, age 25, a 1921 Annapolis graduate. Increased tin mining activity in Malaya noted with 106 mines listed.
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Shipping Board
Coolidge
Federal Trade Commission
Tariff Commission
Congress
New York Herald-Tribune Service
Associated Prose
Philadelphia
W. S Jackson
U. S
Hanni
Philadephia Navy Yard
Jackson
Academy
Hannibal Hix
Malaya
Seeking Parents of Forsaken Tot in Missing Child Case
A man traveling from California with a baby seeks to place the child with a home as a boarder. The Ward family took the infant but disappeared about ten days later, with no further contact. The father claims his wife is cruel and that he divorced her, hoping to find the mother or arrange adoption. If no relative claims the child, authorities will place it temporarily at the Twin Bridges home.
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Ward
Maine
Butte
California
Boyle
Pears
Ars
Lansdowne Says Husband Opposed Airship Trip
Mrs Lansdowne cites weather during thunderstorm period and a rigid flight schedule. She says her husband strongly protested, arguing the Shenandoah, their only fighting airship, should be kept for war use and not shown to taxpayers by taking it on a commercial inland trip.
Ex-Woman Brong Champ Injured by Outlaw Accident
A fragmentary report describes an incident where an ex-champion woman rider was injured after a horse veered and crashed into a fence. Witnesses mention a man released from a local jail after the event, with unclear details about the involved parties and location.
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Brong Champ
Outlaw
Navy not to move in Mitchell case
White tells Is to testify Mitchell for his quality as a witness before the naval court inquiring into the Shenan Tah disaster. The only concrete development was formal certification of facts, leaving costs with the war department and potential remedies in federal courts. Some naval officials view the case as closed, though proceedings could continue if demanded.
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Associates Press
Washington
White Tels
William Mitchell
Shenas Tah
War Department
Navy Department
Mitchell
El Paso Tallest Man Sees Change in Circuses
El Paso reports a tall man in a circus, as the announcer introduces a seven foot figure but witnesses note rival tall contestants. Jake Erlich, 19, measures eight feet two and a half inches, securing a contract while the former tallest man loses the edge, prompting moves toward smaller acts.
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EL Paso
Texas
Jake Erlich
Prominent Rancher to Be Buried in Whitehall
State news from Whitehall reports a prominent rancher to be buried after services held at home and a Masonic service to follow. The deceased is survived by a wife and two children Frances Ciannon of Whitehall and Mrs Kyte of the South Boulder valley, with other relatives noted.
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Whitehall News
Tooky
Tilwene
Fiat
Deer Lodge News: Bien Ross Team Leads League Standings
Deer Lodge Oct 9 the Bien Ross team beat Gem Grocery two games out of three to stay in first place in the league. William Wallace led scoring across the three games with 74 points. Also notes on freshmen initiation at the high school and a teachers institute invitation to Dillon.
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Deer Lodge
Bien & Ross
Gem Grocery
William Wallace
Sornmokes
Cet
Ephmores
Rose and
William Costrova
Butte Prigay
Rettmeyer
Oward Rice
Ubt Rice
Alpha Delta Alpha
University of Fom Sible
Roseman
Avery
Anaconda Fh
Lejourneau
Ae Disthgoa
Seth Hag
Bata
Emery
Dillon News
Dillon
Beaverheath Soho
Butte
Rogers
Billone
Enartes
Chavert
Lima
Lee
Gem Salmon
Winbur
Idaho
Falls
Temporary bridge work begins over Salmon River
Theodore A Bayer vice president of Bus Construction Co of Salt Lake City arrives in Salmon to supervise the building of a temporary Salmon River bridge during teardown of the old structure and construction of the new cement span. Governor Moore and Mrs Moore visit Lemhi county fair and mingle with locals. Boise visitors, Masonic officials, and area residents join in a weekend of greetings and social calls.
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Salmon
Idaho
Theodore A. Bayer
Bus Construction Company of
Salt Lak
Salmon River
Moore
Baker
Gibson
Boise
Masonic Lodge of
Gideon
Oral Krause
Hanmer
Hilriven
Harry Pierce
E. J. Hansper
Butte
W. §. Tash
Polafis
Mont
Mary Moore Pioneer Montana Matron Dies in Dillon
Mrs. Mary Moore aged about 80, a pioneer Montana matron, died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Julia Selway in Dillon after infirmities of old age. She came to Montana from Illinois, and will be buried at Mountain View Cemetery after services at the church. Surviving daughters include Mrs. Julia Selway of Dillon and four Bozeman relatives.
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Dillon
Mary Moore
Montana
Julia Selway
Butte
Carl Knudson
Moun.a.a View
Dilan
Junean
New Era
Ore
L. Newkirk
Jack Black
Ed Black
Bozeman
Normal College Attendance Rises as Enrollment Grows
Officials tally attendance at the Normal College rising from 82 in 1897 to about 600 by 1925 while the annual Normal college "Go" event is set for next Saturday October 17 at Dilimont Park. The Montanomal staff is announced with editors Whel Quinlan and Doris Pears and others in rising roles.
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Nor- College
Normal College
Dilimont Park
Montanomal
Whel Quinlan
Doris Pears
Assoate
Louise Rank
Mary Louise Merkle
Ary Gist
Kathe Wend
Crook
Vera Ayres
Alene Abtfietien
Junior Pankey
George Fartman
Bound Over On Booze Charges In Dillon
A Dillon court bound over several defendants on booze related charges after arraignment. The Oct session saw attendance at a fair and local notices mention Beaverhead football plans, a fly catching contest, and a weekend hunting trip to Middle Fork country.
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Ship Board
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Haa
Haney Reade
Ula Week
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Minter
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NAVY
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Deer Ladse Bureau
Teace
Teachers Institute of the Western
State ‘Teachers Association
Bien R
Pedersen
Pea Us
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An Lowe
W. ‘Walle
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F. Hertz
Martin
Williams
W. Elberson
Lowell
Ney
Salmon News
Dillon Bureau Stoner
Onghter
Him
Dixon
Jack Reet
Tait
bin Feith
Ek Boer le Wig
Gligert
JF. Ambiert Eliel
Francis” Ton Jaman
Whelen
Hiram Brondage
Henry Greens
Asakush ‘Ard
Fred L. Vie
Lloyd Brown
Shirley Johnson
J. N. Lear
Midge Fork
Morgan Creek
Lison Ranch
Aeri Pers
Tommie Thompson
Salt Lake
Tenday
C. A. Carlson
William Collins
Guy Mulkey
Ed Caperon
Mark Poindexter
Mr. Bulger
C. N. Biekler
Armstead
John Peterson
Morse Prairie
George Martin
Leadore
Alex Wr Owson
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