St Game Goes With Big Slump
Sugar City boys suffer a big slump as the St game goes poorly and a key player forgets to play.
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Uimber
Sugar City Boys
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
1
Last Minute Rally Halts Draw in Close USM Basket Contest
The USM game ended in a near tie as Egeland left with an injury and Egeland, Dunn, Bowman, and Barbour led a late surge. Billings veterans clinched the finish in a frantic four minute stretch, while crowds watched a wide array of frantic plays and misfires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egeland
Billings
Barbour
Buy
Finhey
Bowman
Peace Conference Dilemma Shaped by Allied Demands
March 16 report notes allied and associated powers near a complete understanding on terms for Germany but refuse to discuss final settlement. German delegates face dictation to sign or risk harsher measures as internal German unrest grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Determnin
Germany
Versailles
Root Scrimmage Claims Beer Sale Rule Under Proclamation
Vorse reports a New York Jersey brewing trade group announced that it would seek to sell beer with 0.224 percent alcohol content, breaching a revenue department ruling tied to President Wilson's December proclamation. The board, led by Root and William D. Guthrie, argued the sale would be lawful, noting the prohibition on beverages with more than one half of one percent alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwame
Basketbal
Usm
Stoss
Sationa
New York City
Vorse
New York
Jersey
Revenue Department
Wilson
Root
William D. Guthrie
Cicating
Anization
Conlaw
Internal Department
Brewers Prepare Near Beer Under New Alcohol Rule
Brewers anticipate May 1 enforcement of a rule limiting cereals to non-toxicants with 0.5 percent alcohol. They will de alcoholize store beer from 2.34 percent to the limit before shipment, maintaining existing methods since January 30 proclamation allowed near beer production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Shaw challenger stakes debate on League of Nations
William H. Taft is challenged by Leslie M. Shaw former secretary of the treasury to debate the league of nations project Henry A Wise Wood announced the challenge saying Shaw authorized the move in New York on March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. Taft
Leslie M. Shaw
Tornadoes Strike Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma Towns
Tornadoes and cloudbursts hit Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma causing multiple deaths injuries and widespread damage. Porter Oklahoma near Muskogee suffered heavy business district destruction with several killed. Oklahoma City reported a 48 mile wind. Atchison Kansas saw a heavy cloud burst with three inches of rain in an hour flooding streets basements and about $100000 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Porter
Okla
Muskogee
Oklahoma City
Atchison
Murder adds to Butte's long list of killings
David W. Thom as a deputy sheriff was fatally shot in a street gun battle in the 600 block of East Broadway Butte at about 11 last night. He collapsed after running a block, died at the city emergency hospital despite being rushed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Standard
David W. Thomas
East Broadway
Butte
City Emergency
Thomas
Charles Jenkins
Jenkins
Broadway
Large Defert Faces Montana Streng Bex
Helena March 14 Governor Stewart reviews two large appropriation bills and five normal schools requests. Senate and House approve total appropriations of 6 008 758.96 with estimated income of 6 008 000, leaving a state deficit of 978 758.98. Normal schools seek an appropriation increase to address a shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
S. W. Stewart
Senate
House of the Sixteenth Assembly
Swindlehurst Not Guilty by Park County Jurors
Jurors in Livingston returned a not guilty verdict for J E Swindlehurst after a murder trial over the death of Oliver M Harvey following a December 23 fight. Swindlehurst testified he acted in self defense after Harvey hurled insults and struck first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swindlehurst
Park County
J. E. Swindlehurst
Livingston
Joseph I. Swindlehurst
Harvey
Thos. M. Swindlehurst
Hurd
Ed. C. Jones
Jones
Mr. Jones
Mr. Swindlehurst
F Harvey
Governor vetoes bill abolishing game wardens in Montana
Governor Sam Stewart vetoes House Bill 204 which would transfer deputy game wardens duties to sheriffs and county officers. He argues the bill shifts costs from license funds to general tax funds and burdens taxpayers while harming efficient wildlife enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Sam
Stewart
Assembly
Montana
Ain
Volunteer Medical Men Will Quit on April 1
Washington report: dissolution on April 1 of the volunteer medical service corps with more than 66 000 physicians. Approved applicants will be turned over to the surgeon general for possible future needs. 13 000 on file at armistice time will receive letters acknowledging their offers. Dr Edward P Davis praised the corps as a strong display of American spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Volunteer Medical Service Corps
Council of National Defense
Surgeon General
The
Puble Health Service
Edward P. Davis
Corps
No Change Made By New Classification Law
Helena March 16 After a tour of state issues John Edgerton assistant to the state board of equalization visited Helena and reported meetings with county assessors and officials in Butte and Missoula were satisfactory. He said House Bill 30 the classification law makes absolutely no change in property assessment or county classification from prior law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Tripe
State Board of Equalization
John Edgerton
Butte
Missoula
Lutheran Church Holds Its Annual Meeting
The Big Timber Evangelical Lutheran congregation elected officers including Peter Becken deacon Ole Berkland trustee Prof E A Erickson secretary Henry Ellingson treasurer J A Lowry Sunday School superintendent Georgina Rostad and Inga Solberg organists John Rostad janitor. They named representatives to a Billings circuit meeting and Young People’s League session. The church budget totaled 221.60 for general Home Mission Foreign Mission and charity. A wartime sympathy resolution expressed condolences for Deeer Solberg killed in France on Sept 2 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Lutheran
Peter H. Becken
Ole Berkland
E. A. Erickson
Henry Ellingson
J. A. Lowry
Georgina Rostad
Inga Solberg
John Rostad
Billings
George Rostad
Edwin Grosfield
Young People’s League
Big Timber Lutheran Church
Foreign Missions
Onerheim
Big Timber Evangelical Lutheran
Anneal
Deeer Solberg
France
Terry St
Bond Issue for Sweet Grass County Road Bridge Wins Big
The measure to issue 100000 for road and bridge improvements carried strongly in a special election Monday with about ten to one in favor. City totals showed 165 in favor and 12 against, while Wormser Glasston White Beaver and Lower Bridger precincts voted unanimously. McLeod opposed it 21 to 10. Big Timber faced a judge shortage but ward officials managed the count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
Wormser
Glasston
White Beaver
Lower Bridger
McLeod
Big Timber
S. P. Harvey
C. D. Paulson
Sam Solberg
C. G. Walker
Mike Hoyem
le Roy W. Beam
John E. Rees
Fred Severance
T. W.kietchley
Big Timber East
Big Timber Weat
Ibson
Melville
Springdale North Carney
Howie
Kent Lake
Springdale South
Grey Cliff
Heart of Humanity at Arcade Sunday with Dorothy Phillips
The Heart of Humanity arrives at the Arcade theater on Sunday March 23 with Dorothy Phillips in the lead. An eight reel Allen Holubar production portrays a Red Cross nurse amid France and Belgium war scenes, following Nanette, her Canadian lover John and five brothers through romance and peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade Theater
Heart of Humanity
Dorothy Phillips
Allen Holubar
France
Belgium
Red Cross
Olga Scholl
Mr. Holubar
Nanette
Father Michael
Canadian Northwest
John
Patricia
Germany
Canadian Expeditionary Forces
Flanders
Miss Phillips
Cereia
Wil Ham Stowell
Pat O'Malley
Robert ‘Anderson
Margaret Mann
Walt + ene
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McDonnell
Sandsness
Shaw
Fish and Game Fund
Fish and Game Department
Lutheran Church
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