Red Triangle Fall Derby Entries and Officials Announced
Track officials and entries for the Red Triangle Derby were released. Andy Schultz will start the races with Frank Bogart as associate starter. First heat set for October 9 with a total purse of $15,000 and daily purses of $125 for eight races.
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Red Triangle
Andy Schultz
Frank Bogart
Aubrey M. Holter
Racing Commission
Holter
Earl J. Murphy
John D. Sutphen
Ray Church
Jim Marris
Indiana
Kentucky
Miss Impudence
Sol. Hepner
Masie Barber
Hll. Hart
the Hood
John Heiler
Old Blue
J. Wkedler
Lucky Cat
W. H. War
Reindeer Meat Added to Great Northern Dining Cars
The Great Northern railway dining car department introduces reindeer meat across the system. Beginning today diners on all routes will enjoy new dishes prepared from far north reindeer meat, crafted under supervisor J A Bair. Transcontinental passengers along the eastern route will sample venison like flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bair
Great Northern
Navy Aerial Defense Officers Back Separate Air Corps
Navy officers backed a separate air corps for the Army with most recommending a distinct air service. Colonel William Mitchell urged a national defense department. Westervelt proposed a self contained naval air corps organized under the secretary of the navy and the bureau of navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
Army Air
William Mitchell
Army
Department of National Defense
Air Service
Dumong
George €. Westervelt
Naval Aircraft Factory
Philadelphia
Air Corps
Secretary of the Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Calvin Takes Over Walker Garage at Broadway and Davis
J. E. Calvin has assumed operations of the Walker garage at the corner of Broadway and Davis, taking over from W. A. Meyer. The east side facility will continue day and night service with oiling, greasing, and live and dead storage, functioning as part of the fleet. Dwight W. Morrow endorsed the plan for Navy Department review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin
Walker Garage
Broadway
Davis
J. E. Calvin
Walker
Broadway and
W. A. Meyer
East Side
Dwight W. Morrow
Navy Department
Consider the Oyster
A rambling essay extols oysters from parties to fairs and the sea life that produces them. It jokes about Emily Post and notes oysters’ presence in markets, the difficulty of oyster lovers, and mentions pearls as a rare fascination.
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Lmily Post
Emily Post
Alaska
Fort Specialist Joins Helena Clinic's Staff
Dr. H. E. Mason, an Fort Harrison receiving officer, opens offices for general practice at the Helena Clinic. He holds a diploma from Tuffis Medical College of Boston and worked at Boston City Hospital and with Dr. J. B. DeLee in Chicago. He will maintain his Fort Harrison post. Aberdeen sawmill strike grows as 600 workers quit Wilson Brothers and Aberdeer Lumber and Shingla. about 1,200 idle across four mills. 50 cent daily raise requested.
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H. E. Mason
Fort Harrison
Helena Clinic
Mason
Tuffis Medical College of
Boston
Boston City Hospital
Famou
Chicago
J. B. DeLee
Fort Harrigon
Aberdeen
Wash
Wilson Brothers
Aberdeer Lumber and Shingla Company
Annual Elks Roll Call Plans Big Helena Lodge Event
Helena Lodge of Elks set October 15 for the annual roll call with a large crowd expected. An elaborate program will be staged by the entertainment committee and lodge orchestra, with special invitations to every member. The ritualistic memorial service for Jatola B Woods was held last night led by Dr T M Manpton. Reginald Kahan, Paris Temps correspondent on the Marne front, was killed by a bullet shortly after leaving the staff headquarters of General Naalins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Lodge of Elks
Jatola B. Woods
T. M. Manpton
Rez. Met
Reginald Kahan
Paris
Elaff
Naalins
Helena group sails to national Legion auxiliary convention
Mrs. Sam D. Goza and Mrs. C E Pew departed for Omaha to attend the American Legion auxiliary national convention. Tom Busha Col Charles L Sher idan Conrad Vollmer Olaf Berg and Miss Anna Stegar plan to leave tomorrow for Omaha via Logan to join a special car from the coast.
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Sam D. Goza
C.E. Pew
Omaha
The
American Legion’s Auxiliary
Tom Busha
Charles L. Sheridan
Conrad Vollmer
Olaf Berg
Anna Stegar
Logan
Brewery equipment seized in private Laramie basement
In Laramie Wyoming on October 1 state and county officers seized enough brewery gear to supply the county with beer from a private residence basement. They are seeking George Hazen who owns the plant. A second basement yielded a smaller setup with 230 bottles of beer and two arrests, Andy Lathrum and Ennyz Johnson.
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Laramie
Ificers
George Hazen
Andy Lathrum
Ennyz Johnson
Mother Jones at Ninety Joins Steel Strike Battle
The aging labor activist recounts her 1919 steel strike experiences in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. She describes arrests, courtroom clashes over a permit to speak, and the strike’s swift collapse after a hundred days, framing the era’s fight for workers’ rights.
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Jones
Battle of Steel Strikers
Mother Jones
Pennsylvania
Patrick Henry
West Virginia
Charles HW
Monongahela
Homestead
Trose
Pittsburg
Thade
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Washington
Goodin pleads guilty and gets one to two years
Jerry Goodin pleaded guilty in district court to grand larceny of a Ford belonging to Sam Bennett and was sentenced by Judge A J Horsky to one to two years in the state penitentiary at Deer Lodge. The car was recovered in Great Falls and a venire was drawn for jury term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Goodin
Sam Bennett
A. J. Horsky
Deer Lodge
Goodin
Great Falls
Judge Horsky
Carl Lingren
Glyn Parker
Ida Levy
Francis Smith
Modesty to Return in Fashion Says Beauty Executive
Armand T. Nichols, head of the Atlantic City beauty pageant, warned Seattle audiences that the era of “beautiful but dumb” women is fading. He blamed scant clothing and bobbed hair on trends and predicted a return to modest dress and simpler beauty.
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Seattle
America
Armand T. Nichols
Atlantic City
Nichols
Ald
Longstanding plasterers and bricklayers dispute nears settlement
Willam Green of the American Federation of Labor met union leaders in May exd old Row Met. I APY with hopes for an early settlement of the dispute over 250 million dollars in construction work. A further conference was called for tomorrow morning after talks in the day.
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APY
Willam Green
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Personal notes from Helena social items and travels
The item lists multiple social notes from Helena including engagements and visits. Thomas Gatlety of Zelena and Miss Margaret Walsh's upcoming wedding in Butte are mentioned alongside visits by Lenora and Lila Rullivan of Townsend. War veteran William Smith of Great Falls travels to Movera for work and Miss Nell Sullivan visits sisters in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misson Taneilie
Lenora
Lila Rullivan
Townsend
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe. One or two tablets at bedtime with water purges salts without nausea or meal interference, and next morning the cold vanishes with a restored appetite. A family package with instructions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
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GH. Carsley
Woodright
H. L. Hart
B. A. Reynolds
Colonel Snyder
Ned S. Gora
Romaida
Joe Chivers
Louvain
E. M. Hall
W. A Moore
Zelma Roberts
Anderson
Tony
James Ewin
Kenetic
L. T. Hauberg
G. N.S Oriental Limited
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Asmerica
Samd
Goza
Helena, Montana
Montana
Wyoming
San Francisco
Alrabtrae
Ninth Corps
D. C. Emmons
Ehief Air Defense
San Antonio
Texan
Emmons
Patrick
Army Air Service
Purchams
Tog Taland
Root‘arter Company
New York
Fleet Corporation
Florence Sanden
Fort
MILI
ELKS
Helena
Legion Convention
Hell
United Mine Workers
Eeib
Fea
John Adamsas
Thomas Js. Gatle Ty In
Zelena
Stearns
Farmers Bank
Belgrade
Margaret Walsh
Wednasslayer Butte
Katherine Meagher
Willam
Smith
Greatalta
Muvra
Waris
Hum
N. Blackenbaker
Capital Trust and Savings Bang of
St. Paul
Is & Buainean
Thomas Fillers
Sillers
Portland
Vancouver
B.C
Tome & Mast
Smithers Shoe Store
Alton
Miss Beyer
Young and Nagle Co
RADIO
Helena Auto Parts
No. Main St
Placer Avenue
N. Main Street
American Railway Express Company
Main Street
312 North
Fuller Avenue
Independent
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