Powell rodeo thrills Dillon crowd with record riding
Dillon reports the second day of a three day powwow roundup and rodeo drew the largest crowd yet at the fair grounds. Riders from Canada and Beaverhead impressed with top performances in saddle, steer roping and barrel races. Finalists expected tomorrow at 3 pm as weather cleared and crowd roared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Fair Grounds
American Legion
Whitey Williams
Walt Whitney
Canada
Sitting Bull
Walt Bennett
Jack Coats
George Barrows
Irish Kate
Phil Lyons
Lyons
Granny Grouchay
P and
Tash
Sayre
Gurehay
Sayer
Herb Arnold
Art Gruchay
Sayer Carter
Red Bird
Pete Ari
Fred Moore
Bloody Nick
Butte News Nites Highlights Local Happenings
Diverse items from Butte society include piano rentals by Orton Bros and Harry Hunter, hotel visits by Frank Fisher and J F Wilson, a birth at St James hospital, and upcoming church services. Also noted are school events, hospital stats, and community notices surrounding local figures and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Harry Hunter
Care Air Drug
Robert Lee Ward
Helena
Thornton
Dusty Miller
Casper
Wyo
Leggat Hotel
Frank
Fisher
Hutte
Rosslyn
Los Angeles
P. O
Pan Coleman
Napton
St. James Hospital
Ff. Wilson
San Francisco
Associated Press
Butte
Marie Louise Casey
North Main Street
Greeley
Cal
University
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
East Park Street
W. F. Schmidt
Port Angeles
Wash
Elis Dutton
L. S. Shoninger
Fred Cobb
Clark
Shay J. Knott
Salt Lake City
Frances Harte-Parks
Viola Kessell
Alfred Kessell
Amherst Street
Murray’s Hospital
Feeley
Mary Boyle
City
First Presbyterian Church
J. Groeneveld
F. Callahan
Minneapolis
Northwestern University
Chicago
J. S. Callahan
New York
M. Dpd. Huddloff
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Great Falls
Trinity Church
Huddloff
Hankinson
N. D
Cloeter
North Dakota
Montana
Liquor Arrest Near Hast Park Street In Great Falls Case
Joseph Herring claiming Great Falls origin was arrested by John Melia of the county attorney dry squad on Hast Park street for peddling liquor. Two cases of Canadian whiskey and the car were seized. Herring jailed while his wife, found later in a rooming house, was taken for investigation. The wife claims she rode with him but wasn’t present at the arrest.
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Joseph Herring
Great Falls
Hast Park Street
John Melia
Herring
Lumber Dealers Announce Heavy Price Reduction
Chicago dealers cut lumber prices 16 to 35 percent from February quotes with an average 27 percent wholesale drop nationwide. The hardwood sector led declines at 35 percent, per L R Putnam of the Wholesale Lumber Association.
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Chicago
L. R R. Putnam
Wholesale Lumber Association
Tornado Hits Bloomfield Nebraska Causing Property Damage
Emerson Nebraska reports a tornado swept through Knox County striking Bloomfield with heavy property damage and rumors of loss of life. Wires are down and no further details are available from railroad men awaiting reports.
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Emerson, Neb
Chicago & Northwestern
Knox County
Nebraska
Bloomfield
British Ship Albert Soper Sunk Off Cape Canaveral Coast
The British steamer Albert Soper en route from Jacksonville to Havana with lumber sank off Cape Canaveral last night while under charter to the Bahamas Cuban company. No other details have been received.
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Miami
Fla
Albert Soper
Jacksonville
Havana
Cape Canaveral
The Joyous Troublemakers at Rialto Opens Today
William Farnum stars in The Joyous Troublemakers at the Rialto theater. The comedy drama, adapted from Jackson Gregory, promises refined humor, thrilling moments, and captivating visuals as Farnum delivers a peak performance. The film opens today at Rialto.
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William Farnum
Rialto
Jackson Gregory
Jarnum
Rialto Theater
Senate Probes Adjourn 10 Meet Again Inst Louis
The article reports on continued Senate probes and renewed investigations into the League to Enforce Peace. Senator Reed leads the inquiry with Washington representative Guy J. Mason as a witness. Waldo discusses attempts to purchase the Stars and Stripes but rejects the idea as partisan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vpage
Stars and Stripes
Waldo
du J’ont
League
Senator Reed
Guy J. Mason
Washington
Red offers 800 000 000 to Romania for olding peace
Soviet Russia signals willingness to return Romanian gold totaling 400 000 000 to 500 000 000 and all Moscow treasures if Romania signs a peace treaty, said by Capt. Vasil Stoica, former Romanian liaison officer in Washington.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
Rumania
Vasil Stoica
Kosciusko Aviators Captured After Downing
Capt Merion Cooper of Jacksonville Florida, a Kosciusko squadron member, was captured by bolshevists after dodging Cossacks and sustaining facial cuts and bruises. Capt Arthur D Kelly of Richmond Virginia was killed when his plane struck a church front near Zwierow.
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Polisi
Associated Press
Merion Cooper
Jacksonville
Fla
Kosciusko
Bolshevists
Cedric Fauntleroy
Cooper
Arthur D. Kelly
Richmond
Zwierow
Lutsk
Lewis asks Wilson to seek settlement of Irish question
Former U S Senator James Hamilton Lewis arriving in New York on a speaking tour said he would request President Wilson to ask England to settle the Irish question to the satisfaction of the Irish people in the United States.
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New York
United States
James Hamilton Lewis
Iinois
Wilevon
England
Bolshevik Forces Advance Near Croĭdno
An official Moscow communique reports fighting to the west and south of Croydno with alternating success as Bolshevik forces push forward from Moscow on September 25.
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London
Crodno
Moscow
Foley Kidney Pills Provide Kidney Relief Ad
Mrs. L. Gibson of La Junta Colorado reports kidney trouble relief after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims benefits for back ache lame muscles stiff joints rheumatic pains and irritated bladder and notes the product is sold everywhere.
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L. Gibson
Edison Sts
la Junta
Col
Foley
Shooting Charge Against Aaugh Continued At Trial
testimony describes Raich denying drinking while recounting a Fatal shooting of Heard at the Pacific hotel. Raich claims the revolver accidental discharge after he offered Heard a drink then hid the weapon in his room. Police note multiple shots may have been fired. Raich asserts only one. The gun is an army model allegedly picked up in France. Authorities seek the number of shots and corroboration from witnesses.
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Riley and
Meyer
Raich
Heard
Pacific Hotel
France
J. R. Willings
McAdoo Attacks Republicans In Yonk ers Speech
William G. McAdoo in Yonkers blasts Republicans as bad as the Kaiser, suggesting a St Helena exile for them. He lauds Wilson as a great democrat and calls out lack of hostile sentiment during the president’s illness.
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Yonkers
N. Y
William G. McAdoo
Republican Party
Mr. McAdoo
St. Helena
Wilson
Rosewater Buys Half of Kansas City Journal Stake
C. Co. Rosewater former Omaha Bee associate bought half the stock of the Kansas City Journal and will become president and general manager of the Journal Publishing company. The move links Rosewater with Victor Rosewater and expands his newspaper interests in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
C. Co. Rosewater
Victor Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Kansas City Journal
Journal Publishing Company
Harding 10 Ourap League for Hiram Johnson's Help
Governor Cox defends League of Nations role in Western support for disarmament and markets. He travels 8,000 miles since Sept. 2 visiting 16 states and 200 cities. He attacks big business and senatorial oligarchy while touring Nebraska South Dakota Kansas Missouri plan to end trip in Kansas City.
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Laramie
United States
League of Nations
Great West
Trays
Republian National Committee
Cox
League
Taft
Congress
West
Poland
Lithuania
Nebraska
South Dakota
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Ninety First Veterans Old Annual Reunion Opens in Seattle
Seven hundred former members of the Ninety First Division Northwestern division attend the first annual reunion in Seattle. They celebrate the Argonne drive with a banquet and officer elections planned for tonight. The event ends tomorrow with entertainment for visiting members.
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Seattle
Argonne Drive
New Subways Planned to Add 440 Miles in New York
Plans for 440 miles of new subway lines costing about 250 million dollars were disclosed by John H. Delaney transit construction commissioner. The project aims to serve population growth in New York City over 25 years though it is not immediately proposed to begin work. Public submission of views to city officials is planned.
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New York
New York City
John H. Delaney
Delaney
Road Man Dead in Minneapolis Former State Engineer
George W. Cooley, born in New York in 1845 and longtime advocate for good roads, former state engineer and secretary of the Minnesota Highway Improvement Association, died in a Minneapolis hospital after surgery following several years of illness.
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Minneapolis
George W. Cooley
Minnesota Hightway Improvement Association
New York
Minnesota
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Thrift
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Mayer Manufacture
Moncacetica
Charles Anspaugh
KK. F. D
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Ind
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