Montana Coaches Name All State Football Eleven 1925
Montana high school coaches selected all state and second team football elevens from 14 teams led by contenders Billings and Great Falls. Worthington of Billings topped voting with eight and a half votes. Foreum of Whitefish and Linville of Billings tied for third with six and a half.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
Butte Miner
Billings
Great Falls
Whitefish
Worthington
Billings End
Foreum
Linville
Jeading
C. Davis
Butte High
Preston
Bozeman
Whalen
Butte Central
Dillon
Mount St. Charles Academy
Hobson
Glasgow
Glen
Dive
Miles Cuty
Milne
Kirby
Anaconda
Dunn
Lineville
Holt
Jones
Missoula
Acord
President Writes To Lewis On Coal Deal
President Coolidge sent a letter to John L. Lewis head of the United Mine Workers about the coal situation but did not release the text. White House said publication is being withheld to avoid hindering peace efforts in the anthracite region and in connection with Governor Pinchot's conference plans.
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Washington
Coolidge
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
White House
Pinechot
Lewis
Jacksonville
Hoover
Davis
Labor Department
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg conference called by Pinchot with anthracite businessmen
The White House notes the suspension since September 1 has not been well received by operators. A Tuesday conference, organized at Harrisburg by Governor Pinchot, gathers businessmen from cities in the anthracite region.
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White House
Pinchot
Harrisburg
Western Juice Matter Discussed By Heads
The Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad examined local western taxes and electrification effects on earnings. Tax Commissioner A Dudley of St Paul testified the line faced large tax bills in recent years and resisted further tax pressure.
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Washington
West
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Interstact Commerce Commission
Dudley
St. Paul
Railroads Compare Taxes and Electric Power Use in Case
Testimony shows neighboring railroads paid more taxes per mile than St Paul on similar lines contends. Substitution of electricity for steam on hundreds of miles claimed profitable with power at reasonable rates under contract. Milwaukee Land Co officer E C Gibbs notes 1907 to 1925 sales profits of 2 047 000. Earling discusses timber harvesting methods.
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St. Paul
R. Beeuwkes
Milwaukee Land Company
E. C. Gibbs
The
Land Company
H. B. Earling
Seattle
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