Columbus Triumphs Over Big Timber In Local Basketball Clash
In a tense Yellowstone district tilt Columbus defeated Big Timber on their floor before a packed crowd. Key plays by Nepstad and McDonald helped Columbus seize control in the second half as Big Timber squandered chances. Trainload of Columbus fans celebrated a hard fought win on the road.
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Lumbus Phayars
Petosa
Ocal
Miller
McDonnell
Schneider
Umbus
Nepstad
McDonald
Big Timber
Lyons
Coach Brown
Livingston
Joliet
Billlings
Billings
Woman Guilty First Degree Murder in Denton Case
Mrs Louise Peete found guilty by a Los Angeles jury of first degree murder in the Denton case. Judge fixed life imprisonment. jury deliberated six hours. Peete remained composed. husband cried when verdict read. Peete is the second woman convicted in two days in Los Angeles County for murder.
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Louise
Jacob Charles Denton
Peete
Los Angeles
Mayvbelle Roe
Mesha Graydon
Wont Stand or Any Treatment to Independent
Senator Cooper opposes passage of a bill to place former Senator Willett under state care and seeks federal home placement at Carville Indiana. Health officials visited Willett to discuss treatment while Cooper argues for care outside the state and cites his own belief in a cure via eastern therapies.
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Pat
Cooper Ia
Bfe
Sen- DC
Willett
Wea
Howse Teas
Willetts
Providia
Stig
Gersie State Board of Uihomts
Carville
Indiana
D of
Irving
Walsh Fight To Restore Commission Funding In Senate
The senate rejected cuts totaling 2450000 from the federal trade commission interstate commerce commission and tariff commission. Senators Johnson Fletcher Walsh Thomas Jones Kenyon defended the agencies praising past savings notably a government dressing gauze purchase that saved over a million dollars amid a push by the chamber of commerce against Packers regulation.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tariff Commission
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Johnson
California
Fletcher
Florida
Walsh
Montana
Thomas
Colorado
Jones
New Mexico
Kenyon
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
New Tariff Measure Plans Drawn For February Start
Washington Feb 8 The Republican House Ways and Means Committee nears completion of a new tariff bill program with plans to begin drafting February 21. Chairman Fordney will invite all Republicans to participate, while minority members not returning to Congress will be kept outside the drafting. Final decisions await bill printing.
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Washington
Republican Party of
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fordney
Army Reduction Becomes Law Over Wilson Veto
The House action to halt army recruitment until the force reaches 175000 men was enacted despite President Wilson's veto. The Senate override passed 67 to 1. recruitment ceases except for preexisting enlistment obligations. Officials expect nine months to reach the 175000 target, from over 213000 currently.
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House
Wilson
Senate
Kirby
Arkansas
Wadsworth
New York
Congress
Local High Falls To Big Timber In Livingston Gym Exit
Big Timber High School defeated the local five 37 to 23 at the Livingston gym. A fast start by the visitors, led by Whalen and McDonnell, produced a 23 to 11 halftime edge as Moberg, Hefferlin, Shorthill and Tucker contributed baskets after Coffin was replaced. The local second team won 23 to 17 in the preliminary.
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Ave
Big Timber High School
Sweet Grass
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Tucker
Moberg
Park
Hefferlin
Shorthill
Whalen
McDonnell
Livingston Youth Killed in Fall at Crystal Caves
Herman Bishop, 15, fell nearly 100 feet while exploring caves with three younger boys near Livingston. Coroner ruled accidental death. he died shortly after being found unconscious with a fractured skull and multiple broken bones. He was son of Frank A. Bishop and a local high school freshman and Boy Scout.
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Herman Bishop
Crystal Caves
Walter B. White
Bishop
South Tenth Street
Young Bishop
Johnny Hayden
Kenneth Reed
Vern Reed
Vern
Livingston-Gardiner Road
Bud” Anderson
Capital Cash Grocery Company
Chico
Frank A. Bishop
Boy Scouts
Reapportionment Bill Clears House In Montana
The Montana House passed the Dillavou substitute reapportionment bill allocating assembly seats by the 1920 census and county populations. The bill lists county allotments including Silver Bow 10 and Yellowstone 5, and moves to the Senate for action.
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Senate
House
Beaverhead
Golden
Hill
Jefferson - A
Lewis
Clark
Liberty
Powell
Pairie
Ravalli
Richland
Rosebud
Roosevelt
Sanders
Sheridan
Silver Bow
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Teton
Toole
Treasure
Valley
Wheatland
Wibaux
Yellowstone
Mother's Pension Bill Stirs In Montana House
Helena Feb 4 The Montana house debated the mother's pension bill with Mrs Hathaway of Ravalli denouncing the substitute as excluding nine tenths of eligible mothers. The house backed the substitute 79 to 21 and then addressed reapportionment. Other measures moved include a municipal coal yards bill, a Galen tuberculosis slum appropriation, and bills on elevators, Americanism courses, and a state education board slate. Governor Dixon announced nominations and Havre residents opposed a Fort Assinniboine asylum branch.
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Montana House
McCone
Silver
Cavanaugh
Butte
House
Appropriations Committee
Galen
Lewistown
Kemp
State
Johnson
American Legion
Dixon
Senate
State Board of Education
Robert M. Line
Columbus
Charles H. Post
Kalispell
Whitfield Spain
Bozeman
James W. Freeman
Great Falls
John Deitrich
Frank Eliel
Dillon
Committee On Banks
White
Greening
Congress
Paul
Senate Sustains Veto Of Montana Lands
President Wilson vetoed a bill to give 76 acres of swamp land in Montana to the Milk River Valley Gun Club. The Senate sustained the veto by a 47 to 9 vote, keeping the land as a public game preserve and killing the bill for the session.
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Wilson
Montana
Milk River Valley Gun Club
Senate
Congress
Myers
Milk River
Ransdell
Louisiana
Dial
South Carolina
Smith
Georgia
Thomas
Colorado
Jones
Nelson
Minnesota
Phillips
Poindexter
Spencer
Missouri
Walsh
Maude Virgo Death Linked to Anesthetic Administration
Maude Virgo died from an anesthetic given to relieve pain. Police report incident occurred in Lawton Michigan on February 4. Authorities say the death is connected to an act of manslaughter involving self-administered drugs.
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Lawton
Mich
Maude
Gs - Aces
Womans Club Retreats into Colonial Program and Lyceum Plans
The Womans Club met Saturday February 5 and discussed scholarship support through the State Federation of Womans Clubs. The district plans to increase financial aid to Missoula stays for scholarship girl Alfretta Philpot and others, while considering taking charge of next year’s Lyceum Course. A colonial program followed with talks on early America and the colonial child, plus readings and songs. The Mothers Department will hold a meeting February 12 at Mrs Baskett’s residence with Story Telling for the readership led by Mrs Lacklen.
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State Federation of Womans Club
Alfretta Philpot
Columbus
Missoula
Horace S. Davis
L. W. Baskett
E. G. Struckman
Mothers Department
L.A We Baskett
Baskett
L. H. Lintz
Sader
J. J. ‘Lacklen
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A fragment from a historical page shows uncertain OCR text about war events. The readable parts mention a list of names and places with unclear context. No coherent factual item can be derived from the fragment.
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