Lyon Protest Case Ends with Billings Lineup Change
Sporting circles in Montana followed Raymond Lyon’s eligibility dispute as Glendive protested his appearance for Billings against Great Falls. The board of control ruled Lyon ineligible, removing him from the championship lineup and settling the case in favor of Billings.
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Montana
Raymond Lyon
Big Timber
Glendive
Great Falls
Billings
H. G. Lyon
Sweet Grass County
Board of Control
Montana Interscholastic Athletic Association
Lyon
Livingston
Butte
Interscholastic Board
Finlen
Wyoming Family Poisoned by Spoiled Meat Fatal to Four Children
Four children of Gus Collins of Hanna Wyoming died after eating spoil ed or poisoned meat late yesterday. Mary 15 Willie 13 John 8 Anna 2 were named as victims with Mrs Collins not partaking. Two Rawlins doctors and state health officer Dr G M Anderson attended the autopsy to confirm the cause. Three of the children were named in early reports.
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Rawlins
G. M. Anderson
Cheyenne
Fourth Woman Found Eligible For Chair
Elizabethtown New York November 20 Mrs Fannie Sopher 47 convicted of first degree murder for killing her third husband Henry Sopher was sentenced to death in the electric chair by Supreme Court Justice W Whitmeyer. A farmer jury returned a murder in the first degree verdict after a 10 day trial. If executed she will be the fourth woman to receive the death penalty in New York State. Her defense cited a possible stranger entry and witnesses highlighted a peaceful home life including her daughter Mrs William Elsbury. The jury deliberated one hour forty five minutes.
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Elizabethtown
N. Y
Fannie Sopher
Henry Sopher
Supreme Court
W. Whitmeyer
Bouquet
William Andrews Clark III Faces $250000 Suit Over Breach of Promise
Marguerite McNulty a dancer sues William Andrews Clark III for breach of promise to marry. The complaint filed in New York alleges Clark introduced her as his fiancée in 1923 then refused to marry. Clark, in London with his party, evaded service and the case proceeds by substitution.
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New York
William Andrews Clark Hi
Montana
Marguerite McNulty
London
Clark
Supreme Court
Ford
William Andrews Clark II
Gavin McNab
Miss McNulty
Los Angeles
McNabb
San Francisco
Africa
W. A. Clark
McNab
Catherine Minassian
W. A. Clark, I
Ted C Neal Formerly Of This City Dies In Livingston
Theodore C Neal known as Ted Neal dies after a long heart illness at the family home 222 West Chinook street Livingston He came from the south sixteen years ago and worked as special policeman and caretaker at the city tourist park He leaves wife a daughter Betty Catherine four years old mother Mrs Sarah Neal two brothers Emory L Clyde four sisters Gertrude Compton Ivy Danks Myda Neal and Mortimer Services set for Wednesday November 25 at 2 pm Rev Richard Brown Clyde Park will officiate Interment Mountain View cemetery Selby Undertaking parlors care of remains
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Livingston Enterprise
Theodore C. Neal
Emory
Yellowstone Stores Co
Ted” Neal
West Chinook Street
Livingston
Betty Catherine
Sarah Neal
Emory L. and
Clyde
Gertrude Compton
Ivy Danks
Myda Neal
Ga Mortimer
Richard Brown
Clyde Park
Mountain View Cemetery
Selby Undertaking
Poultry Association Plans Cooperative Car Of Turkeys
At a recent Poultry Association meeting in Big Timber members agreed to market a car load of turkeys cooperatively. Growers must be association members or pay 1925 dues, sign a contract, and supply their own containers. About 1000 turkeys were pledged, with bids to be received and a buyer to weigh grade and pay on delivery.
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Poultry Association
Montana
M. M. Oliphant
J. A. Lowry
Mr. Lowry
Mr. Oliphant
R. J. Wright
L. F
Gangster Shoots In Chicago Courtroom During Inquest
Sam Vinci shot and killed witness John Minatti in a coroner's court in Chicago while attending an inquest into his brother Mike Vinci's death. Police arrested Joseph and Peter Vinci as the slayings prompt murder charges expected Monday. Vinci claimed Minatti killed Mike and possibly another Vinci brother, then killed him when Minatti denied knowing them.
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Chicago
Sam Vinci
Mike
John Minatti
Minatti
Vinci
Joseph
Peter Vinci
Mike Vinci
Cameron Urges Ten Year Grazing Land Leases Bill
Senator Cameron of Arizona urged President Coolidge to back a bill to let cattlemen lease public grazing lands for at least ten years. He said current year to year use risks losing the same area and noted sheepmen have joined cattlemen to push grazing legislation. The Senate Public Lands Committee plans to introduce a 10 year lease bill next session and favors area based fees over cattle counts.
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Washington
Coolidge
Cameron
Arizona
Congress
West
Senate Public Lands Committee
Forestry Service
Queen Alexandra Dies at Sandringham in England
Queen Alexandra, widow of Edward VII and mother to George V, died at Sandringham at 5:45 p m after a second heart attack. The 75 plus monarch had long led royal benevolence and served as head of Red Cross and nursing services during World War I. Burial desires were noted at her Norfolk home.
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Sandringham
England
Alexandra
George V
Queen Mary
Princess of Wales
Edward the VII
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Sandringham House
Denmark
Tennyson
Queen Alexandra
Norfolk
Christian IX
Albert Edward
Victoria
Copenhagen
Mis
Queen Victoria
Queen Mother
Princess Mary
Edward VII
British Red Cross
Queen Alexandra Imperial Military Nursing Service
The
Royal In
Coolidge pledges noninterference with business
President Coolidge urged New York business leaders that the government will not fear interference as long as firms stay in legitimate activity. He called for independence between government and business and warned against government overreach into business, warning of oligarchy and monopoly if government controls expand. He also urged economy and efficiency and endorsed joining the world court to support international justice.
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New York
Coolidge
State Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Goolidge
Stephenson Goes To Pen For Life Term
D C Stephenson former grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan in Indiana will be moved to the Indiana State prison in Michigan City to serve a life term for the murder of Madge Oberholtzer of Indianapolis. Last minute efforts for a new trial failed as Judge Sparks ruled in the afternoon. Oberholtzer poisoned herself after an alleged abduction and attack by Stephenson in March.
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Noblesville
Ind
D. C
State Sportsmen Call for Richards Resignation in Montana
The Montana Sportsmen Association passed a two day resolution urging Governor John Erickson to remove KE T Richards from the state fish and game commission. They cite lack of representation for locals and political ties, also proposing W K Moore of Billings to fill the unexpired term of H C Crippen. The group elected G T Boyd and re elected Glen Smith as secretary treasurer, with several other policy resolutions.
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Helena
John Erickson
KE. T. Richards
State Fish and Game Commission
Montana Sportsmen’s Association
Game Commission
Richards
W. K. Moore
Billings
G. T. Boyd
Great Falls
Mr. Boyd
Glen Smith
Mis
Soula
M. S. Carpenter
Missoula
Fish and Game Commission
Beaverhead County
Deer Lodge
Madison Square Garden
New York
Ravalli County
Lewis and Clark County
Rod and Gun Club
Placer Hotel
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Wyoming
William Andrews Clark
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Hollywood
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Ted C. Neal
This City
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Stephenson
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