Babe Ruth Humiliation Spurs Ruth to Reform Resolve
The article recalls Babe Ruth’s public humiliation and a 3500 fine after suspension for off field conduct. Manager Huggins upheld by team owners, prompting Ruth to vow future good behavior amid fan reaction from New York to San Francisco.
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New York
San Francisco
Babe
Ruth
Huggins
Ruth and ego clash threaten baseball harmony
The piece questions a star batter's retirement, blaming exaggerated ego for undermining authority and team unity. It cites Doce Cook Napoleon and Wilhelm as cautionary examples, urging self assessment and humility to preserve the game.
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Ruth
Cook
Leavenworth
Napoleon
Wilhelm
Call for Thorough Probe of U S Air Service
The piece favors a full inquiry into the nations air service department under President Coolidge. It argues experiments will risk lives and property, supports government security for those involved, and suggests a disinterested board should investigate despite cost concerns.
Appointed to report on air branch negligence risk
The text notes an appointment to report on possible negligence or inefficiency in the air branch of government service. It argues that reducing danger to human life justifies spending, even if it costs money, stressing the public treasury is secondary when lives are at stake.
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Coolioee
Tom Jensen Dies After Long Illness
Tom Jensen aged 19, son of Henry Jensen a prominent Teton county sheep man, died Wednesday at Chateau hospital after a long illness linked to an injury from about a year ago in a Nelshart mine. Funeral services are set for Dupuyer tomorrow at two, with his parents and several brothers and sisters surviving.
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Tom Jensen
Henry Jensen
Teton Counts
Chateau Hospital
Nelshart
Young Jensen
Rochester
Dupuyer
Teachers Examination October First Plan Announced
Examinations for teachers eligible to write will be held at the high school on October 1 2 and 3 beginning at 8 00 oclock A M For information inquire at the county superintendent s office Edythe Saylor County Superintendent.
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Edythe Saylor
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Foreclosure Decree
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane sues Walter C. Rogers Maude L. Rogers Chateau National Farm Loan Association Timothy Cook and Teton County in Montana. The property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on October 10 1925 at 2 PM at the front door of the courthouse in Chateau Teton County Montana.
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District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Walter C. Rogers
Maude L. Rogers
Chateau National Farm Loan Association
Timothy Cook
Teton County
Chateau
Towit
Land description notice from Montana sheriff in 1925
Public notice dated September 15 1925 from J L Collins sheriff and R M Hatttersley attorney in Conrad Montana describing a 320 acre tract in multiple fractional parts within Township 23N Range 7W Me ridian Montana. First publication Sept 17 last Oct 8.
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Montana
Meridian
Chateau
Teton County
A. D
J. L. Collins
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
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