03 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1922
Page
1
The Butte Colored Giants also known as the Silver City Giants request another game against Helena during Slate fall week to settle their tie in Butte’s outlaw league. Manager Gammer says a Helena game would draw big crowds and showcase their strong playing style.
Berkeley California September 2 Dr Elwood Mead chairman of the California state land settlement board was asked to chair a federal board of review for the Milk River project in Montana. He is hospital bound and cannot undertake the chairmanship as plans call for activity within six months. Mead, father of the state land settlement plan, currently runs two California colonies aiding homeseekers.
Birmingham Alabama Sept 2 S B Thomson paymaster for E H Srayson Lumber camp six miles from Taeds shot down during an ambush and robbed of 20500. He was taken to a local infirmary where his condition is critical. Torrid in Chicago Sept 2 One dead and many overcome as mercury hits 97 degrees, street thermometers over 100. New York Sept 2 85 American tailors sail for Russia to replace baggy Russian styles onboard the Berengaria.
A large and diverse field for the national amateur championship at Brookline Massachusetts includes entrants from every section of the country and the British Isles. The qualifying round will determine the players advancing to the main event.
England entered eight players for the Walker Cup trials as 145 entrants registered at the closing. Between 20 and 30 players were rejected based on the list performances this year.
White Sulphur Springs notes list local homestead final proofs and filings at Delpine and nearby areas. Names include Dreibilhis Lingshire and Shaw with witnesses. Eleanor Andrews to Lewistown. locals visiting and preparing moves to California. A car collision near Haveyland caused minor injuries to Grace Kirk and Dorothy Nicholson with Earle Wild.
Reported Sept 2 from Montana details the Gordon Campbell Kevin syndicate off stabilization of a discovery wall near Kevin. Gas flow estimated near 4,000,000 cubic feet daily, with the Bee well at 1,026 feet in first sand. Oil horizon targeted at 178 1/2 feet and the Gladys Beatle continues baling at Shelby but oil depth limited to about 200 feet.
Simms Sept 2 Western Petroleum Exploration pays farmers in townships 19 and 20 ranges 2 and 3 west one dollar per acre on lease renewals. The company plans another year of leases, betting on production at Crown Butte. Rumors of a new rig east of the No 2 well on the south slope of Square Butte swirl as Big Muddy area leases are held by a new outfit, Cascade OW and Gas Co. E T F Fagan M J Norby of Great Falls and CG HH Melean of Madeira are among incorporators. Underreaming at Crown Butte No 2 advances about 15 feet daily as casing tightens.
Devereaux Oil Co spuds the largest Cat Creek well yet, with a 20 inch hole planned, as crews move on the Winnett fields near Spindle Top. Frantz Corp hauls gear to a new site in 17-15-20 to erect derricks and drill for Golden Wear. Mid-Northern spuds on Spindle Top structure, aiming production near Cat Creek levels.
Officials of the Black Magic Oil company anticipate its No. 1 well in section 16 township 35 north range 3 west will be the next producing well in the Kevin Sunburst field. The hole stood at 1330 feet at noon Thursday and lies near the Gordon Campbell discovery, with drilling progressing toward the first productive sand.
Great Falls reports that Harvey Noble Charles Zuckerman Alex Stuart and Martin Ernest face potential trial on perjury charges as a motion to quash the indictment filed by Freeman Thelen Frary proceeds in federal court. The defense argues the grand jury bill merges distinct offenses, with a hearing scheduled for Monday.
The article alleges Noble Zuckerman Stuart and Ernest face perjury charges connected to testimony in Noble’s prior spring trial over unlawful liquor transport. Four World Messenger workers pleaded guilty Friday to narcotics violations, each fined $100 by Judge Courquin. Stewart and Monroe of Browning were jointly fined $5 under the Walstead act after attempting to discard liquor during a police stop.
By Associated Press Washington Sept 2 The Fomerene Bill regulating campaign expenditures of candidates for election to the senate and house was passed today by the senate. The measure replaces the law held unconstitutional in the Newberry case and now goes to the house.
The passage argues that rising demand and dealer preference create strong goodwill. It states that sustained good will becomes a business reality when extended to consumers, and asserts that better advertising will forge the goodwill most needed by manufacturers.
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