Mount St Charles High Holds Butte Central Win
In a rough gridiron encounter at Butte, Mount St Charles held central early and late as Saint backs Good and Boskovatz produced key gains. Central’s defense limited scoring while Saints surged with multiple first downs and a standout 49 yard run before being halted near the end.
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Mount ST. Charles
Butte Central
Viayera
Rid Thay
Good
Tanfey
Central
Macun
Whelan
Jobtck
Nade
Keppler
Harrington
Josephs
Murray
Nugent
Keane
Whnelow
Henley
Mitchells
Smith
Malerke
Shaw
Joe de
Roast
Baum
Weggenman
Canter
Nielson
Boulkovatz
Flannigan
Stolen Gems Soon Will Be Returned In New York
Police say arrangements through underworld channels are in place for the return of $683,000 worth of jewelry stolen from the Hotel Plaza apartment of Mrs Jessie Woolworth Donahue on September 3. A tentative hour for the return is set for 1 PM tomorrow in an unnamed city location. Detectives say arrests will follow if the criminals are identified.
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New York
Get
Underworld
Reura
Plaza
Jessie
Woolworth Donahue
Monahues
Palier
Emotions Causing Disease Spotlighted by Doctor
Dr Carl D Camp of the University of Michigan told the Interstate Post Graduate Assembly in St Paul that psycho analysis is not a fact but a science. He argued purely emotional reactions can cause organic disease and alter physiological structure amid talks on causes and cures of illnesses.
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St Paul Minn
Post-Graduate Assembly of America
Carl D. Camp
University of Michigan
World Series attendance climbs at Marlow Diamond
About 3,000 Helene fans have watched the World Series games on the Marlow Diamond Graph. Attendance figures for five days of action between the Pirates and the Senators were released by Manager Eckhardt of the Barlow. Critics praise the Marlow board for its clarity and spectator appeal, prompting theater owners statewide to consider similar installations next year.
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Marlow Diamond
Helene
Marlow
Eckhardt
Barlow
Pirates
Senatora
Pittsburgh
Ebay Heleng Fens
Rckhardt
Voth
Nickerson Named as Assistant Day Chief
Assistant Secretary Andrews of the treasury today announced approval of appointments in the prohibition enforcement corps. Nickerson named assistant administrator in charge of enforcement at Helena Montana. G W Oylear deputy administrator at Boise Idaho. Alonza C Davis deputy administrator at Cheyenne Wyoming. Otis Sayer assistant administrator in charge of permissive work Los Angeles. Isaac T Greag attorney for the administrator at Denver. Fred A Mangold assistant administrator in charge of permissive work at Denver Colorado.
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Washington
Her
Andrews
The
Treasury
Prohibition Enforcement Corps
Nickerson
Helena
Mont
G W. Oylear
Boise
Idaho
Alonza C Davis
Cheyenne
Wyo
Otis Sayer
Los Angeles
Isaac T. Greag
Denver
Fred A. Mangold
Colo
Oddie appeals to Coolidge for Nevada settlers aid
Reno, Oct. 12. United States Senator Tasker L. Oddie directly appeals to President Coolidge for executive action on behalf of Pyramid Indian reservation white settlers near Reno who must pay full land value for lands they occupied and improved since the 1860s. Oddie argues Interior Department assessments were mishandled and misinformed, noting some settlers had already bought the land from the state.
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Reno
Nev
United States
Tasker L. Oddie
President Coolidge
Pyramid Indian Reservation
Here
Oddie
Interior Department
Ithe
Can't Find Shelter Return to Prison for Stavalo
Rochester man Michael Stavalo, 61, sought aid then asked to be sent back to Auburn prison where he served a two year term from 1913 to 1915 for stabbing his boarding-house mistress in Utica. After failed local aid appeals in Rochester, officials referred him to the County Poor, then sent him to Buffalo for possible transport to Detroit.
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Rochester
N. Y
Michael Stavo
Auburn
Utica
Stavale
Stavalo
Detroit
William E. Porter
Porter
Romain
Stayalo
James S. Penhybridge
Buffalo
Urges Conservation of Coal Too Late for Oil
Atlantic City October 12 Horace H Clack a Chicago fuel engineer told the American Gas association that national oil conservation is useless now because supply will vanish before a program finishes He urged a shift to coal conservation as the nation s foremost resource and warned gas companies to reduce oil dependence Horace C Porter of Philadelphia echoed concerns about petroleum use
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Atlantic City
Horace H. Clack
Chicago
American Gas Association
Horace C. Porter
Philadelphia
Time and taxpayers money saved in schools time
Logan County rural education reform sped two years into one in seven schools saving 5313.78 in taxes. State superintendent Mrs. Mary Bradford notes similar gains across Nevada. The plan uses tests to group students by mental age, focusing on cost and time reduction in sparse rural schools.
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Denver
Logan Caunty
Mary C. C. Bradford
National Education Association
Bradford
Archbishops Joy as diocese work praised by Pope during voyage
Archbishop Curley arrived on the Adriatic amid reports of strong Vatican interest in Baltimore diocese progress, noting 60 Catholic schools built or remodeled in three years. He said the Pope praised American charity and Ireland’s upcoming prosperity while acknowledging high taxes offset by wages.
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New York
Hia Lollness
Tong
Baltimore
Hin Holmens
Hin
Raitt
America
Europe
Curley
Rome
Ireland
Erin
United States
Tigris
Would Try Channel Virginia Requet Sets Aim for English Channel
Virginia Requet a 16 year old girl from Quincy Illinois plans to swim the English Channel. She recently swam 23 miles in the Mississippi and can swim 16 hours without resting. She will train by swimming in the wake of river steamboats to mimic channel conditions.London Sept 25 Foresters say England plants fewer oaks but birds carry acorns and nature sustains oak in wastelands despite reduced demand for oak in timber. Concrete replaces oak for fence posts and softwoods like sycamore are popular with builders.
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Virginia Requet
Quincy
London
England
Helena High Faces Stevensville Gaidsters in Openers
Helena High meets Stevensville in the season opener on Helena field. Coach Frank Brown has drilled the squad as Selena High seeks a strong showing against the Bitter Root team to gain early district standings and valuable experience.
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Helena High
Stevensville Gaidsters
AL Gashild
Selena High
Stevenavilla High School
Helena
Aplandia
Butte Central
Alove Rm
Sveniern Moninna
Ioana
Barred from Amierick and Lover headline
When the American navy began visits to Australia Lieutenant A E Conlon of the Pennsylvania proposed to Miss Geradine Conroy. She sailed to Amarita to follow him but quotas blocked her entry. her appeal to Washington is pending as Miss Conroy is detained in San Francisco.
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Australia
A. E Conlon
Pennsylvania
Geradine Conroy
Conroy
Himack
Amarita
Author Ritles
Washington
Cenrey la
San Francisco
National league meeting to study schooling and crime
Duluth Minn Oct 1 The fifteenth annual convention of the National League of Compulsory Education Officials opens Oct 12 with four days of talks on crime truancy and the twelve month school year Delegates from across the nation will tour Hibbing iron mines after adjournment Wednesday banquet and Thursday sessions will set next year’s program and elect officers.
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Duluth
Minn
National League of Compulsory Education Officials
National League
Hibbing
Zon. m
S. F. Snively
Fred D. Knight
Board of Education
Leonard Young
John A Parker
Springfield
Mass
League
William Bodine
Chicago
ET. Howe
Windsor
Ont
Second View
Cannon
Blanche Merry
Indianapolis
Ind
Sam Allen
Washville
Charles A. MacCall
Newark
N. J
Henry J Gideon
Philadelphia
Fidwin B. Sperry
Jersey City
A. N. Henninger
Detroit
Mich
George
Harding
Akron
Ohio
Austin Pintet
Elizabeth M. Connery
Allen Stout
Kida
Catherine Ward
Denfield High School
Johanna Gregg
Frank M Phillips
Division of Statistics
Bureau of Education
Washington
James A Starkweather
Matin
Shelby County
Tennessee
Marguerite C Andrews
Memphis
Tenn
Newton H. Hegel
Minneapois
Minne
National ‘League of Compulsory Education
Mattie Ryan
St. Louis
Upham
Fitchburg
Miss
Rochester
Raymond
Keople
N.Y
Austin Finley
TH. C. Rowe
Rosatelle F. Hall
Baltimore
J. W. Richardson
Hibhings TP
Vaughn Chishalin
Bert Fesler
Duuth
William J. Bodine
Tf. T. Duffield
Virginia
Red Cross Opens Fifth Annual National Session
In St Louis Ort 12 Samuel Knight of San Francisco was elected permanent chairman of the fifth annual American Red Cross convention as about 1,000 delegates from across the United States gathered to expand the Peacetime program. Former Chairman John Barton Payne praised the year’s achievements, noting broader services and stronger disaster relief. He cited 54 stations now enrolled under the Red Cross banner worldwide.
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St. Louis
Samuel Knright
San Francisco
American Red Cross
United States
John Barton Payne
Red Cross
Red Crass
All Building Records Shattered in First Nine Months
Chicago area and national builders report record construction spending for the first nine months, with September alone near 930,000.00. Indiana Limestone Quarrymen’s Association president Thomas J. Verma says rapid expansion continues and over-building is denied, while hotels, apartments, and homes drive about half of total activity. Public works programs nationwide aid the surge in building.
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Chicago
Hnstory de Inediana
Bulding
Thomas J. Verma
Verma
New York
Philadelfia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Boston
St. Loui
Baltimore
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Milwaukee
Seattle
Dallas
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Indianapolis
New Orleans
Atlanta
Webster of 1925 selects Knott as general writer
The 1925 Webster editions name Thomas A Knott an English professor at the University of Town as general writer of all Webster dictionaries, claiming he knows the meanings of more words than any other man.
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Profepaor
Thomas A. Knott
University of Town
Ite Han
Webster
Film Will Show Activity of Divers in Pearl Fields
Minneapolis reports Professor Frederick Washburn of the University of Minnesota will present a film on diving in the Tuamotu archipelago. The letter describes 40 native divers at Hikewra Tagoon and a temporary village swelling to over 3000 people with related sanitary issues.
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Minneapolis
Frederick 1. Washburn Sewry
Mineeapolis
Washburn
University of Minnesota
Tuamolus
Hikewra
Tagoon
Comemon
Pacific Sanitation Bnd
Tos
Tuamota
Tapeete
Tabita
Jime
My Washburn
Leeward Island
Society Group
Aerie
Tahiti
Landslide hurls cottage in Cordova. resident slighted hurt
Cordova Alaska October 12 rain of October 1 total 2.47 inches. last night a hillside cottage owned by Petersen slid 130 feet into a street near the main dock. Mrs Petersen slightly injured while Mr Petersen uninjured as water runoff flooded streets and blocked traffic at the dock.
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Cordova
Alaska
Win
Fldr. Petersen
Inssite
Peterson
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