George W. Cook Elected Head of S. G. Pioneers
The article traces George W. Cook’s rise as leader of the S. G. Pioneers, detailing his early settlements along the Sweet Grass Creek, associations with family and partners, and his extensive cattle, horse, and railroad tie operations. It notes his desert claim near Melville, brands used, and the scope of his ranching empire.
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George W. Cook
S. G. Pioneers
Cook
Virginia City
Cayuse Flats
Melville
Sweet Grass
Cook Bros
Reenactment of Lady Godiva Disappointed in Chicago
Chicago crowds expected a daring recreation at the Arts ball but saw a wax statue and a real figure misaligned by stage timing. Miss Rosalind Hightower appeared in gossamer at the frame, yet a curtain mishap deprived the audience of a moving unveilment.
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Lady Godiva
Chicago
Godiva
Coventry
Miss Hightower
Tom
Four Mexican Rebels Executed In Mexico City Prison
Four men were led to the walls of the Mexico City prison and executed for the Obregon assassination attempt. Miguel Austin Projuarez, a priest, and Luis Segura Vilchis, an electrical engineer, died calmly at the wall. Humberto Projuarez and Juan Tirado also fell to the volley as thousands gathered outside the gates.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
Republic
Miguel Austin Projuarez
Luis Segura Vilchis
Humberto Projuarez
Juan Tirado
Tirado
Obregon
Lamberto Ruiz
Trojans Fall To Notre Dame In Close Clash At Soldier Field
Notre Dame edged USC 7 6 in a dramatic Thanksgiving showdown before 113000 at Soldier Field. Rockne’s Ramblers blocked a late extra point, while Charley Riley and Ray Dahman connected for the decisive score. Army beat Navy 14 9 at the Polo Grounds as Light Horse Harry Wilson spearheaded the rally in his final Army season.
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Chicago
Trojans
University of Southern California
West
Notre Dame
Soldier Field
America
Rockne
Ramblers
Los Angeles
Charley Riley
Ray Dahman
Dahman
Notre Dammne
Harry Wilson
Wilson
Navy
Army
Penn State
Harrm
School Notes Highlights Debates and Local Events
The high school notes cover a Wednesday debate between English IV and THI A classes on adopting a ten cents a week plan, ending in a tie. Senator Magnus Johnson urged students to pursue education. Weekend visitors included former students Doris Douthett and Clara Phillips. Senior girls hosted lunch for the Pioneers, raising 2.50. The Sweet Grass Aggies lost to Livingston 17 to 21. A seasonally themed program featured young performers with Esther Mac Lewis and a three act play, ending with grade pupils receiving applause.
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Wayne Rees
Beatrice Shaver
Lewis Roberts
Jane Brown
Opal Johnson
Louis Gibson
Sweet Grass County
Hinds
Magnus Johnson
United States
Minnesota
Johnson
Doris Douthett
Clara Phillips
Pioneers
Sweet Grass Aggies
Livingston Aggies
Livingston
Esther Mac Lewis
Mildred Dodge
Walter Keithley
Jerome Allen
Edith Bourne
Ethel Epperson
Raymond West
Avis Lintz
Fellaby
Anna Buster
Public School Report On Attendance And Class Changes
Three Mosness children in the second grade miss school due to illness while the class studies Indians with an Indian sand table. Bernard Steen returns after two weeks away. Joseph Mullikin and James Thompson absent. Helen Roquest leaves for Indianapolis to visit grandmother this week. George Moss joins the fourth grade from Bozeman. School assembly morning program and high school afternoon program noted. Attendance and tardiness data by grade show strong rates with minor absences.
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Mosness
Bernard Steen
Joseph Mullikin
James Thompson
Helen Roquest
Indianapolis
George Moss
Bozeman
Miss Schillings
Miss Wilson
Chamber of Commerce Defends Tax Reduction Plan
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States rebutted critics of its tax cut program in a formal statement by president Lewis E. Pierson. It argued business groups have the right and duty to advise on safe tax reductions after expert study and wide referendum, urging partisan support for a non partisan bill.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Coolidge
White House
Chamber
Lewis E. Pierson
Congress
Chamber of Commerce and Trade Association
National Chamber
Business Referendum Back Tax Cuts to Aid Industry
The nation’s business groups push for wartime tax relief to strengthen industry, sustain employment, and boost earnings. A nationwide referendum among 1,500 chambers and associations with 850,000 members shows strong support for reduced taxes, budget discipline, and debt reduction.
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Chambers of Commerce
Federation of Business
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
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al Hanson
William Langford
Coleman
William Puett
Clendennin
W. A. Harrison
Puett Bros
Franklin
Thomas Burns
Indian Agency
Fort Custer
Sedmen & McGregor
Sedmen
Helena
Polo Grounds
New York
Chamber Commerce
Knapp’s
Big Timber
Montana
Wholesale Oil Company
F. M. Ferris
Camiel
Csi
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