Elena Rifle Club Uses Armory Range Tonight
Elena Rifle Club will use the indoor target range at the state armory starting tonight after relocation from Empson block basement. The move follows the eviction of a tenant and loss of the first building basement, with Yeomier armory range deemed better for weekly practice and high attendance anticipated.
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Empson Block
Main Street
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Shastonight
Boulder Prep Beats Butte In Rocky Mountain Tourney
In Boulder on March 12 ten western high school teams competed in the Rocky Mountain interscholastic championship preliminaries. Pocatello beat Telluride 29-19, North Denver thrashed Kersey 43-9, and Ogden over East Denver 28-18. Boulder Prep defeated Butte 27-21, while Telluride toppled Kersey 49-10 to eliminate the Colorado entrant.
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Dy Associated Press
Boulder
Colo
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Wryoning
Pocatello
Teluride
Sand North Denver High
Kersey
Boulder Preps
Butte, Mont
Ogden
East Denver High
Kersey High
Telluride High
Women Basketball Tourney Opens in Missoula
Missoula March 12 the women’s class basketball tournament began last Monday as sophomores beat juniors 20 17. Schedule lists March 10 seniors vs freshmen March 12 juniors vs freshmen March 16 seniors vs sophomores March 17 sophomores vs freshmen March 19 seniors vs juniors. Points toward an M sweater awarded to each member of winning class and to all star selections.
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Missoula
Monnday
Babe Ruth's finances amid rumors of collapse at St Petersburg
Reports from dispatchers near the Yankees camp in St Petersburg Florida claim Babe Ruth was told he is broke and physically deteriorating. Ruth denied the claims with a sharp reply about Mr Ruppert's status as hotel counterstanders and money. The scene blends tearful fans and mock inquiries as the saga continues.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
St. Petersburg
Fla
Incheon
New York Tribune
Babe
Mr. Ruth
Colonel Ruppert
New York Gamblers Clean Up at Miami
Chicago March 12 The Chicago Tribune reports that New York gamblers who fixed the 1919 World Series profited about a half million dollars on the seventh race at Miami Fla yesterday. Chicago bookmakers faced a loss around 200 000 while bets in Detroit Cincinnati St Louis and other cities also suffered. Cleanup came from bets on Denham and Firmament finishing first and second. Winnipes Stanislaus Zbyazko defeated Tom Draak Halland in two falls.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
New York
Miami
Fla
Tribune
Detroit
Spring Football 16 Draws Major Student Interest
Missoula March 12 28 men out for spring football practice the largest spring turnout ever at the university Track and baseball teams use several football letter men Three named letter men Carl Martinson Pat Sugrue Steinar Larson plus a list of players from multiple towns The football schedule opens October 3 with WSC at Missoula and includes games at Seattle Missoula against Gonzaga and Idaho with a possible clash against USC in Los Angeles and a final Montana Agricultural College game at Missoula
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Missoula
A. Hotston
Bozeman
W. Cowan
Box Elder
W. Hodges
Great Falls
Lincke
U, of Southern California
Los Angeles
Montana Agri Cultural College
Butte
Exhibition Baseball In Florida Sees Mixed Lineups
Exhibition game notes list players from Washington and New York squads at St. Petersburg and Clearwater with multiple names scattered through unfamiliar abbreviations. Report mentions several pitchers and fielders including Hargrave and Beall among others as rosters shuffle in spring games.
The Great Cy Seymour Sale and a Framed Check Memory
In Port Myers Philadelphia and St. Louis discussions drift through a tale of Cy Seymour, the 1905 season star who helped the Reds rise and who was bought by the New York Giants for 10000. A framed canceled check from that sale hung in the Giants office, a souvenir of a bold era in baseball history.
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Art Carlson
New York Giants
AL Sacramento
Cal- i
St. Louis Cardinals
Sacramento
Stiart
Yellowhorse
Shea
Reds
New York
Seymour
Pion
Cy Seymour
Helena High Quinty invited to national tournament in Chicago
Helena High School basketball team received an invitation to the National Interscholastic Basketball Tournament to be held in Chicago the last week of March under University of Chicago supervision. About two teams from each section attend, with Montana likely represented by Helena if funds allow. A school board meeting will address financing railroad fares as the athlete fund is depleted.
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Chicago
Gaskill Tha Welena
University of Chicago
Bette
Guina
Guite
Schol
Montana
Nelena
John Dietrich
Fielda Public Schoors
Woulds Tels
Lyce School
Voetena
Calciuny Ib
Telena Mig
Philipsburg Girls Battle Grange County Tonight
The Helena Yelena girls travel to Philipsburg to face Grane lle County High in a key rivalry rematch at the public school gym. Helena enters hopeful for revenge after a previous Philipsburg win, with Martha Padds leading a strong squad and a sense of contest in store.
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Gaswile
Qfelena High School
Granelle County High School
Phllipsburg
Wclock
Yelena Girls
Philipsburg Quint
Philipsburg
Nurmi Reaches New 3000-Meter Time in Two-Mile Race
Paavo Nurmi of Finland broke his own 3,000-meter record in a special two mile race in New York. He completed two miles in 9:21.4, shaving about 0.3 seconds off his Madison Square Garden mark from January. Nurmi lapped Andy Craw of New York and Jimmy Connolly, former Georgetown star, with ease.
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Associated Press
New York
Paave Nurmi
Finland
Madison Square Garden
Andy Craw
Jimmy Connolly
Georgetown University
SIKT AND BERLENGACIT TO BATTLE AT MSG
Sikt battles Paul Retlenbach in a 12 round match at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. Reports from Sikt's Sum mit training camp say he is in excellent condition after hard work.
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Tyr Associated
Press
New York
Siki
Paul Retlenbach
Madison Square Garden
Summit
N. C
Once Noted Jockey Dies in New York
A dying man in Brooklyn recalls Lloyd Taghes a famed jockey who rode a triple dead heat in September 11 1873. The story notes Taghes Mart Jordan Lingaman and Haywood among a five horse field. Details remain uncertain due to broken records and age.
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Br Associated Press
New York
Lloyd Hughes
Mart Jordan
Brooklyn
Lloyd Taghes
Haywood
Tingaman
Matt Jordan
Lingaman
Monon A C. of Lafayette advances to NCC semi finals
In Kansas City on March 12 the Monon A C of Lafayette Ind defeated Southern Surety of Des Moines Iowa to reach the National ACC basketball tournament semi finals. Their airtight defense stopped Lombard College at Galeburg Ill by a 42 to 26 margin.
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Associated Press
Palm Beach
Fla
Manue! Atenza
Vincent Richards
United States
Florida
Willian Tilden
Howard Voshell
Kansas City
Monon A. C
LaFayette
Ind
Southern Surety Company
Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas City Athletic Slib
Lombard College
Galeburg
Wolf Creek News notes move ins and local trips
March updates list new residents Mr and Mrs John Guyer moving into the A J Hardstad residence and children Toe and Theresia starting school. Local residents make business trips and visits to Helena and Great Falls, including Ed Borho, Mrs Mason, John Rogers, Ov Evans, Bryan O Connell, Mrs Menard, Ebenezer Johnson, J D Elmendorf, Harvey Thompson, D H Smith, and W J Bowman making trips for business or medical treatment.
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Wolf Creek
John Guyer
A. J. Hardstad
Toe
Theresia
Ed Borho
W. G. Mason
Great Walls
Mel
William Rucksger
Helena
Mas. O'Mara
Promoters Tout Bout Aimed At Record Pay For Dempsey Clash
Three New York boxing promoters seek the biggest bout in pugilistic history with a plan to stage a Dempsey title clash. Promoter Henderson proposes a 179,900 seat stadium on Long Island City to host a September bout with Dempsey and Marty Wills, backed by a $500,000 guarantee, while gate politics and stadium control stir debates. Moyles Thirty Acres in New Jersey and Tex Rickard face trials over stadium control as discussions center on a Dempsey return and a possible match with Wills, with legal and political hurdles looming before Sunday arrival of the champion's camp.
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Deves
New York
Jimmy Telorest
Racenth
Edo Omateh
Jack Kearns
Io Ak Dempsey
Koelorut
Marty Wills
Thosy
Tex Rickard
Yankes Stadium
Moyles
New Jersey
Trenton
Varying Baseball and Boxing News From Spring Camps
The wire dispatches note New York Tankers finding a six foot alligator in Florida while Cullop chases a triple. Mike McTigue predicts a title defense against Batimg Siki at Madison Square Garden after Carrick’s Dublin win. Cleveland Indians’ pitchers show optimism at Lakeland, while Eddie Collins faces uncertain White Sox roster choices in Shreveport. Cubs plan Los Angeles trip may trim Catalina Island camp rosters, with Lee Westness and George Milstead among those potentially sent home.
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St. Petersburg
Nick
Mike = McTigue
Batiimg Siki
Dublin
Panl Berlenbach
Madison Square Garden
Damocles
Eddie Collins
Chicago White Sox
Shreveport
Collins Nipes Ty Pick
Erg
Laem
Faber, Robertson
Thurston
Lyon Tankenship
Canniny
Mangum and
Leveretts
Jask
Steengrafts
Ash and Dearing
Cyengres
Moreman
Davenport
Los Angeles
Cubs
Rooster
Catalina Island
Calif
Lee Westness
Charlotta
Fhem
Lome
George Milstead
Killefer Je
Angelessy
jCuarioy Toot
Amateur boxing titles earned at New York tournament
In New York City the Amateur Athletic Union boxing tourney crowned four of eight titles. Notables from Philadelphia Boston Washington competed as the ring season opened, with a list of new welterweight contenders and a heavyweight final drawing strong interest.
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Hite Meat
Mebranohian Association Uf
Olor
Boston
Wieshington
Toe
Tigoweigit
Aris Crain
New York
Yene Cwanzenert
Firooklsn
Leathersremnt
Jay Milano
Laie
Haipweagit
Murrayeraed
Richmond
Radio Harvest
Omirdlewerttt
Vies Mader
PhiladIphie
Leinar
Washington
Ewston
Tigre
Fire destroys Welton and Webster blocks in Thomaston
Fire of undetermined origin swept the Welton and Webster blocks on Main street Thomaston Conn early today threatening the adjacent telephone building. Firemen from Thomaston and Waterbury could not control the blaze at an early hour, leaving extensive damage in the town center.
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Conn
Welton
Webster
Main Street
Waterbury
Geneva Protocol Faces Weak Survival in Global Debate
The Geneva protocol faces collapsing support as leaders from France Britain and Japan clash over its vision of collective security and war potential. Briand champions alliances while Ishii and others urge caution, with Latin American and Scandinavian states weighing in. France echoes US moral partnership as Herriot stresses peace finance and debt settlements.
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France
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Aly
Vittoria Seialaia
Flaily
Mr. Chambsriain
Viscount Ishii
Japan
Tokio
Belgium
Paul Tyonans
Brazil
Spain
Quinones DeLea
Sweden
Urugatay
Proiocor
Paris
Associated Press
Premier Herriot
My. Herriot
United States
America
Florida flogger in trouble again linked to disappearances
Reported connections place Myross So Fia and associates near a plant of a partner company under scrutiny over a missing man, Lewis Marke, amid alleged whippings. Officials vow a formal inquiry while noting prior cases including Martin Tabert of North Dakota.
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Fia
Iigginoatham
Geermé McCraus
Privey
Ib Windom
Lewis Marke
Shertie Phavans
Martin Tabert
North Dakota
Senate agrees to vote on Cuba Pines treaty after Copeland filibuster
The Senate moves to a 5 pm vote on the Pines Cuba sovereignty treaty after Senator Copeland, New York Democrat, ended a long one man filibuster. Senator Shipstead and other opponents spoke briefly while Republican leaders sought a smooth unanimous consent. The body debated party discipline as it neared the vote.
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Rey Cunetess
Isle of Pines
Copeland
New York
LaPollette
Ladd
Frazier
Brookhart
Weir
Capitol
Jones
Washington
Willis
Ohio
President Coolidge
Tim
Shipstead
Farmes-Lebur
Minnesota
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Trea
Ieee
Incomplete Palahows Betvaly Conclided Inquest Update
The report from March 12 notes an inquiry into the mistreatment of Orange Indians in 1920, with attorney Trish Pole presenting statements in Tawhuska. Officials suggested the auction may end the investigation. Also mentions wartime recruitment discussions and tanks production developments. Hamilton Trust vice president Walter C. Hamilton dies.
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Nant Fate
Okla
Mareh
iMersy Ning
Atsistant
Livestock Credit Drive Aims to Boost Cattle Production
Cooper and Williams toured western districts urging farmers to use government credit facilities to expand breeding herds and rebuild cattle on ranges. They urged livestock loan companies to work with intermediate credit banks, arguing banks will see loans as safe as drought pressures ease and liquidity grows.
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Cooper
Williams
Misppi
Fteatine and Co-operative
Sentin
Shoul
Intermetizie Credit
Legal tangle delays teapot trial during bank records dispute
Court heard arguments over admissibility of bank records linking Falls deposits to the defendant. Defence objected that records from other banks show no personal knowledge by Conway. Judge Kennedy reserved ruling as government seeks to trace roughly $90,000 in Liberty bonds from Sinclair to Falls. Proceedings expected to resume with further briefing on author ity and witness competence.
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Roberts
Camvay
Kennedy
Sinclair
L. C. Dunbar
J. E Gonzales
First National Bank of
el Faso
Texas
Elarian J. Smith
Firstal Bank of Pueblo
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Fall
Tres Ries Land and Cattle Company
Liberty Bonds
Adment
Bank Fotfiial
M. Lacey
Argr Witen
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