Independent clubs form across Montana state
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Oct. 17 reports show independent democratic clubs forming in Montana. The Flathead County Democratic club was organized in Kalispell with Henry Good as chairman and W H Griffin as secretary, endorsing Senator Henry L Myers against the party ticket. Members signing include Maj M D Baldwin Charles Akers R N Ford James A Dockstader J E Dasey W C McDonald H J Alinger Bert B Failing C A Hummer David Ross T C Hand G N Broadwater George E Cockrill Mrs A M Tobey S J Kerns G M Moore. The Montana Democratic club seeks Myers speaking dates. Myers appears in Miles City tomorrow and Judge George P Jones of Forsyth begins an intensive Fergus county campaign.
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Standard
Helena
Montana Democratic Club
Kalispell
Flathead County
Democratic Club
Henry Good
W. H. Griffin
Henry L. Myers
Maj. M. D. Baldwin
Charles Akers
R. N. Ford
James A. Dockstader
J. E. Dasey
W. C. McDonald
H. J. Alinger
Bert B. Failing
C. A. Hummer
David Ross
T. C. Hand
G. N. Broadwater
George E. Cockrill
A. M. Tobey
S. J. Kerns
G. M. Moore
Senator Myers
Miles City
George P. Jones
Forsyth
Fergus County
Excellent drama given by Empress players at the Empress
A strong showing at the Empress theater features Ruth Saville in a difficult role and Craig Ward as Bob. Claire Sinclair meets high standards, Wilbur Mayo portrays the villain Paul, Al Hallett leads as the ward captain, Lucille Holder delivers a finished Nell, William Heater debuts strongly as The Doctor, Maurice Penfold plays a Jap servant with clever nuance, and Mildred Fitzgerald completes the cast with limited lines.
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Butte
Empress Theater
Empress Players
George Scarborough
Ruth Saville
Craig Ward
Bob
Ward
Claire Sinclair
Miss Sinclair
Wilbur Mayo
Paul
al Hallett
Lucille Holder
Nell
William Heater
Mr. Heater
Maurice Penfold
Mildred Fitzgerald
Goal Properties Are Dynamited Continued From Page One
A coal mine strike escalated into violence as an escape attempt succeeded then the power house was attacked. Shots fired drew in non union miners employed by the company, leading to a clash where a suspected attacker was carried away injured. Four months of non union labor followed the strike with no further disturbances until tonight amid prior federal raids for radicals and subsequent arrests and deportations.
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Federal
Hundred Leading Men and Women Repudiate G U P
A broad group of Republicans and progressives urge patriotism over party and urge signers to back a more internationalist stance. The list includes 15 League of Nations officials, college presidents, clergy, war veterans, and former GOP officials. They oppose isolationism and argue for America’s active role in world affairs and adherence to international cooperation over Senator Harding’s America first policy.
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Republican Party
Holt
League
Oberlin
Vassar
Smith
Bryn Mawr
Mount Holyoke
Charles P. Howland
New York
Violet M. Leroy
Theodore Marburg
Baltimore
W. P. Nichols
Bennington
Herbert Parsons
Elias D. Salisbury
Indianapolis
Edwin E. Slosser
Richard Welling
Alice White
Wellesley
Mass
America
Lincoln
Taft
Andrew D. White
Joseph M. Choate
Elihu Root
Organization of the World
Association of Nations
Councils of Nations
Harding
Central Church Accepts Resignation of Pastor Schermerhorn
Central Presbyterian church members voted to terminate the pastoral relation with Rev. L. W. Schermerhorn effective October 23. The matter moves to the presbytery meeting on October 28 for official action. Schermerhorn served in Butte for 18 months and plans to work in eastern Montana.
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L. W. Schermerhorn
Central Presbyterian Church
Schermerhorn
Butte
QUUTH DAROTANG ARRIVE IN BUTTE
The QUUTH DAROTANG arrive in Butte weighing between 160 and 165 pounds and remain undefeated this season. They defeated Chadron State Normal 40 to 0, Spearfish Normal 13 to 6, and Mount St. Charles 27 to 7, with no serious injuries among 16 players led by Coach Goshurst.
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Chadron
Neb
State Normal School
Spearfish
S. D
Normal School
Mount St. Charles College
Montana
Goshurst
St. Charles
Dr. Traphagen
Great Falls
Helena
Moorcroft
Burlington
East Butte Forms Athletic Society With 25 Members
The East Butte Athletic Association launches in the city with 25 members and rapid growth expected. A football team is fielded featuring Mehelich, Roberts, Mann, Heese, Baker, Cernich, Flanich, Louis Mehelich, Meglin, Lubich, Markovich and others, with J J Meglin as president and Joe Markovich as vice president.
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East Butte Athletic Association
Joe Mehelich
Vivian Roberts
James Mann
Dave Heese
Lewis Baker
Tony Cernich
Mike Flanich
Louis Mehelich
John Meglin
John Lubich
Joe Markovich
J. J. Meglin
Vernon Benson
Four Bootleggers Arrested in City Raids
Police and federal agents arrested four bootlegger proprietors after raids on soft drink parlors. Named suspects include Peter Smith East Broadway John Nelson North Main Street John Smith 38 West Broadway and J R Vicker 317 South Montana Street. Five cases of beer seized and bonds set at 250 each.
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Peter Smith
East Broadway
John Nelson
North Main Street
John Smith
West Broadway
J. R. Vicker
South Montana Street
Golubin and
Gilbert
Gerry and McDonald
Tom Brighten
E. H. Ogelsby
John Carney
East Park Street
P. J. Morris
J. W. Colman
Murphy
Powell and
Calpin
Lutheran Pastors Lead Montana Conference Sermons
The Montana district conference at St. Mark's featured Rev. A. Jordan of Kalispell and Rev. I. Rohlfing delivering sermons on sin, mercy, and faith. Rev. J. Cloeter of Ledgerwood spoke on Lutheran missions and Dr. Cloeter closed with praise of the church as the conference wrapped up under President M. D. Huddloff.
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A. Jordan
Kalispell
St. Mark's
Montana
I’. Rohlfing
J. Cloeter
Ledgerwood
N. D
Theo Eggers
Havre
Dr. Cloeter
M. D. Huddloff
Englewood Beats Hub Addition by Single Touchdown
Englewood edged the Hub addition 7 to 0 in muddy conditions at Columbia Gardens. Chouinard ran 38 yards for the only Englewood score as Corin added the extra point. a late Hub drive stalled by a fumble near the goal line. Brogan and Hogan shone on defense as the less muddy Englewood outweighed its opponents, while substitutions kept the pace fast in 15-minute quarters.
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Columbia Gardens
Englewood
Hub Addition
Hubs
Chouinard
Corin
O'Keefe
Rundle
Dee
Brogan
Hogan
Inglewood
Centerville
South Siders
Pos
Dassault
Des Hurley
Rae McPhail
Hannifin
Richarde
Ceee
Jardine
Ante
Hamm
Pantie
Viicaevie
Colin
Leahy
Hnesman
Quinn
State University Grizzlies
University of Washington
Seattle
Montana
Higbee
Bruin
Sun Dodgers
Sun Dodger
Sports scores from Seattle area games with rain postponed
A compact update lists Seattle 6 6, San Francisco 2 4, Oakland 1 8, Balt Lake 2 11, Portland 2 0, Vernon 1 4, Los Angeles 2, Sacramento 9 with the second game postponed due to rain.
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Wonton Pet
Vernon Oe
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Eveee
Gait
Oakland
Sacramento
Portland Lee Etre
Balt Lake
Portland
Vernon
French sprinter sets 500 meter world mark in Paris
Maurice Dellvart of France shattered the 500 meter world record yesterday in Paris, finishing the distance in 1 minute 5.6 seconds. The previous record of 1 minute 7.6 seconds was set by F Raizz of Hungary in 1913.
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Paris
Maurice Dellvart
F. Raizz
Hungary
Gau Lois Wins Buenos Aires Grand National Race
Gau lois, a 3 year old colt owned by Daniel Gonzales, won the grand national prize at the jockey club season race in Buenos Aires. The 2,500 meter event finished in 2 minutes 37.386 seconds with a purse of 80,000 pesos.
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Buenos Aires
Gaulois
Daniel Gonzales
Jockey Club
Mines outplay Bobcats in narrow 7 to 6 loss
Montana School of Mines delivered a strong performance against Montana State College, winning most statistical categories but losing 7 to 6. Mines gained 115 yards, passed for 28, punted 32.8 yards, and earned five first downs to three, while Bobcats were penalized by eight losses for 40 yards.
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School of Mines
Montana State College
Bob Cats
Mines
Ore Diggers Hold Off Bob Cats In Rough Battle
The Mines defense shut down the Bob Cats in a hard fought clash. Mines gained yardage on returns and tackled well with Borel Whealdon defeating Bob Cat blockers. Center line battles favored Mines with Maloney Landwehr Streibick overpowering Knight Hibbert and Robertson.
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Bozeman
Bore
Whealdon
Bush
Borton
Borel
Miner line shines amid mud in tight clash
Robertson and Hibbert held their own with no clear edge. Streibick in his first year as a lineman impressed the Miner coaches by handling a very capable opponent. Landwehr's play pleased, though late punts to Streibick were weakened by mud and both centers delivered excellent snaps despite the conditions.
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Robertson
Hibbert
Streibick
Landwehr
Punting showcase by Bozeman ends with solid coverage
Devore and Mashin provided a strong punt defense, keeping Lee from gaining momentum as the Ore Digger backs failed to impede. Finch McDonald and Bryan repeatedly tackled Quinn and Bishop, letting McCarren pick up five to fifteen yards beyond his typical gain.
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Bozeman
Devore
Mashin
Lee
Finch
McDonald
Bryan
Quinn
Bishop
McCarren
Miners and Grizzlies Leave Montanans Proud After Wins
Little Ray McCarren energized the crowd with agile runs and resilient play for Mines, while Stephens for the Copper and Green bore down hard. Coach Pittser’s squad showed grit, hinting at a strong season as Montana’s Grizzlies upset Washington at Seattle, signaling statewide athletic pride and rising program status.
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Ray McCarren
Promoters Watch Jersey City Fracas for Boxer Talent
Co. B. Cochran a Waelish promoter and Victor Breyer a French promoter watched the Jersey City ball park melee as they seek to lure American boxers to Europe for their ventures.
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Co. B. Cochran
Victor Breyer
Jersey City
Europe
Racehorses Seek World Record in Kentucky Purse Chase
The Riddle colt Exterminator and Man o War are touted for a Kentucky clash with a large purse. The horse has set many records and trails the world record by about $30,000, roughly $280,000 total. A $50,000 Kentucky purse could push him over the top for the world record in stake money won on the track.
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Kentucky
Riddle
Cleveland’s card talk irks Wilbert Robinson
Wilbert Robinson says Cleveland knows too much about card playing after they produced the joker every time he used one of his pitching aces.
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Wilbert Robinson
Cleveland
Gulch Tigers Defeat Boardman Ramblers 42 to 6 in Street Match
Gulch Tigers routed the Boardman Ramblers 42 to 6 at St Marys Schoolhouse grounds yesterday. Dennehy scored four touchdowns along with ONeill and Holland, as Tigers challenged any 80 pound football team in the city.
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Boardman Street
Carpentier Aims for Light Heavyweight World Title
Paris reports the French Boxing Federation will request the International Boxing Union sanction of the Carpentier Levinsky bout. If approved, Carpentier would be recognized as world light heavyweight champion.
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Paris
French Boxing Federation
International Boxing Union
Carpentier- Levinsky
Carpentier
Hagen and Barnes defeat Vardon and Ray in 36 hole match
Walter Hagen and Jim Barnes beat Harry Vardon and Ted Ray 3 and 2 in a 36 hole match at Elmsford New York on October 7.
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New York
Walter Hagen
Jim Barnes
Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
Elmsford
N. Y
Five Clubs Skipped By Reorganization Conference
Major league clubs meet in Chicago to discuss baseball reform led by B. B. Johnson. Five clubs aligned with Johnson and five with the National League will not attend. The plan proposes a civilian tribunal to run professional baseball and abolish the existing commission. Comiskey supports the conference while Heydler questions delaying discussion amid potential grand jury evidence.
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Chicago
B. B. Johnson
Johnson
Lasker
National Commission
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
John Heydler
National League
Cook County
Grand Jury
Heydler
New York
Boston
Col
Jacob Ruppert
T. L. Huston
New York Yankees
Charles Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
General Wershing
Leonard Wood
William Howard Taft
K. M. Landis
Two New Bowling Leagues Assured in Butte Winter
Interest in bowling in Butte for winter is booming with three leagues secured and two more on track to join the City league. About 24 groups have signaled intent to enter teams from Black Rock North Butte Fast Butte Clark Interests and many local firms and clubs. officers were elected at a meeting with plans to assign teams and schedule games at the Y M C A. Local bowlers anticipate the Montana state tournament in March and intercity events ahead.
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Butte
City League
Black Rock
North Butte
Fast Butte
Clark Interests
A. CG. M
Safety Firsts
Davis-Daly
Postal Telegraph
Murray Hospital
School Teachers
First National Bank
Yegen Bros
Metals Bank
Silver Bow Bank
Lutey’s
Soldiers
Henningsen Bros
Montana Power
Frank Walker
Herbert W. Moses
Joe Mudro
Professor Warner
Lester D. Frink
Arthur Merkle
Arthur Perham
Charles Mudro
Cuarice
Montana
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League of Nations
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Maggie’ Margolis
Guy Wurtzbaugh
Everett Johnson
Mike Westover
Harold Monson
Cecil Lund
Mark Lintz
L. J. Kalb
Adolph Mallman
Merle Parsons
George Richardson
George Tinos
Morris Jacobs
East Butte
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Aline D’ Sport
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Grizzlies
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Deer Lodge
Butte High School
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Tham
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Marcario Flores
Washington Coast Artillery
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Maloney
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Stephens
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Treasure State
J. O'Neill
Otson
M. Shea
Saes
J. McCormick
Cc. McMahon
D. Sullivan
J. McHugh
J. Sullivan
Kingston
Oaeee Mtorey
T. Kendergan Diarra
Heee
Pat Sheehan
Malvey
S. Josnich
the Gulch
Dennehy
O'Neill
Holland
Carpentier—Levinsky
GOLF
Comiskey
Combined Leagues
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