Butte Athletes Preview Montana Meet and Indoor Trials
Elevorate program notes show Butte school athletes training for the Minnesota track meet while Montana institutions provide strong opposition. The indoor event at Malland rink Saturday night promises fast races, field events, and a lively program with many entrants and a goal of breaking records.
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Butteich
Montana
Minnoua
Malland
Inter
Tian Malley
Tha Gins
Delehanty Brother Impresses Honest John in St Louis
March 1 report notes Joe Delehanty slated for left field with the Cardinals resembles his brother in every movement. The Delhanty family’s baseball line is highlighted as Joe from Williamsport Pa. joins Hot Springs training and makes an early strong impression in spring duties.
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Joe
Washington
Delehantys
Inez Barty
Cardinals
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Ed Delehanty
Barry
Cilcaga
Philadelphia
Bary McCormick
Bill Deblen
Chicago
Tran
McCormick
Dahlen
Houston
Tay
Joe Delehanty
Tate
Rauinger Delehanty
Williamsport
Hot Springs
Dill Thal
Hing
Races Report From New Orleans Maven IL Teir Grounds
Results detail multiple races with winners and seconds across seven events including four, five and six furlongs and longer distances. Notable entries include Romp, Jac Brat ton, Klaintehe Tlwen, Blago, Mon signor, Tannbal Boy, Whisk Broom, Oxford, Chaurate, Right and True, Paques cing, Aiken and Woods with times listed per race.
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New Orleans
Maven IL
Jady Leute
Little Mose
Alx Puplenige
Jack Bratton
Raymondu
Alle Boy
Klaintehe
al Mudler Sevond
Hyperion
Lyws
Mle Ana
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Jacob Witt
Arrowe Swift Tira
Tannbal Boy
Total Onyx
Whisk Broom
Albert Slap
Albert BY
Reuben Wins At Los Angeles In Five Races
At Los Angeles March 1 results across seven races with Reuben taking the first race at six furlongs, followed by Loutna Tegelavon and Alice Georga in second and third. Decorator won the mile race with Franciscan second. Tala tand captured the seven furlongs, Remay won the seventh, and other winners included Silver Skin, Andochr, Cargantua, Rhincrooke, Janes A Moyray, and Mayfield handicap results from Oakland Fa raryville.
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Loutna Tegelavon
Yalice Georga
Colery
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Silver Skin
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Minas Geracy to Be Brazil's First Battleship
Newcastle on Tyne reports launches planned for April 1 to begin three battleships for Brazil. The Minas Geracy will cost about 9.99 million dollars, marking a major naval procurement by Brazil.
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Brazil
Minas Geracy
Northwest gossip on Butte baseball plans and players
A Northwest gossip column discusses proposed moves around Butte baseball, naming players such as Hoon, Garvin, and Moyers. It covers potential teams like the Butte Professionals, player contracts, and managers targeting key opponents including Dillon, Seattle, and Missoula. It notes Garvin’s illness and recovery hopes and mentions a $200,000 team insurance policy for the Detroit Deteste club.
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Tain Paling
Bendietary
Trael
Necoskany
Pioneer Wilfred M. Axtell Dies in Bozeman
Bozeman March 31 Wilferd M. Axtell a pioneer of Gallatin valley died yesterday at his home on Montana avenue leaving a wife a daughter Mrs. Fred Levique of Bozeman and several sons William H. Axtell Belgrade Reward W. Axtell Fred Axtell and George Axtell all of the valley The funeral is set for 8 30 a m tomorrow at the Catholic church
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Gallatin Valley
Wilferd
M. Axtell
Montana Avenue
Seavey
Fred Levique
William H. Axtell
Belgrade
W. Axtell
Fred Axtell
George Axtall
Tomarrom
Catholic Church
McPherson Rules Jurisdiction Over Missouri Rail Cases
Turge Smith McPherson in Kansas City declares he has full jurisdiction over both the maximum fare freeze and innocent passenger fare cases in Missouri, ruling in favor of the railroads against the state on juvenile justice questions.
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Kansas City
Turge Smith McPherson
Missouri
Cubans in Muteny Seek Return From Brazil Rail Work
Five hundred Cubans who recently left Santiabo on the steamer Amanda for Brazil were to be put to work on the new railroad between Brazil and Bolivia. They claim mistreatment and say they will not continue the trip.
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Santi- Abo
Amanda
Brazil
Bolivia
Auvy
Pari
Butte Racing Meet Opens June Twenty Seventh Plans and Purses
The Butte in Montana announces the summer racing meeting will begin June 27 and run about 60 days, with over 140000 in stakes. Opening day features the Opening Handicap and many stakes races including the Lake Selling, Kenilworth, Gemmell, Getaway, and Helena handicaps, drawing 509 horses from California and New Orleans. Northern Montana Racing Association sets fall county fair purses at 7000, with Bankers and Merchant Stakes requiring entries and five or more starters.
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Butte Fockey Club
Bulle Sweetinay
Kenilworth Nari
Syeareolde
Woodlands State
Anaconda
Helena
Starler
Willian M- Murray
Agai
Otper
Arthur Bennett
Butte
California
New Orleans
Bain
Northern Montana Racing Association
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Walle
Pac Weis Beer
Piyse
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Merchantret
Featherweight duel ends in bloodied draw in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March St the America's champion Abe Abel weighed eight pounds more than Bat Nelson. The fight ended in a round draw after a brutal exchange with both men drenched in blood. Attell used speed and clever footwork against Nelson's power, with the turning point in round nine as Nelson pressed the pace and punished Attell. The crowd roared as both fighters traded heavy blows, Attell narrowly outpointing Nelson on aggression but the verdict went to a draw. Betting favored Nelson at ringside, with odds of 1 to 7.
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Bin
Aue Abel
America
Nelson
Chicago
Tae Gehl
Attell
Allen
Adell
Alton
Ringsliy
Ketcuell to Fight 3111 at Mission Street Arena
Stanley Metchel and Jack Twin Sullivan signed articles for an 85 round bout to be held at Costreth's Mission Street arena on Saturday afternoon May 2. Billy Koch chosen as referee.
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San Francisco
Stanley Metchel
Jack Twin Sullivan
Costreth
Mission Strest Arena
Billy Koch
HOCKWOOD 18 DEAD IN New York studio incident
Marehal-Col. Jain Rockwood, a long respected New York phlogropher, died suddenly in his studio from heart failure caused by rheumatism linked to Civil War exposure. He reportedly tracked the famous Guy federate guerilla, al, John Maxivy, three times.
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Marehal
Jain Rockwood
Coroned Rockwood
Guy Federate
John Maxivy
Republicans of Bozeman Nominate Aldermen
Bozeman March 1 Republicans nominate aldermen for the primary. First Ward John Oakwood. Second Ward TX Van Zandt. Third Ward Charles Anderson. Fourth Ward ZT Widenry.
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John Oakwood
van Zandt
Charles Anderson
Widenry
Farmer held on charge in Montgomery
Near Montgomery Alabama farmer W C Reynolds is held by federal authorities on a peonage charge. He allegedly kept Pinicio Harris and his sons in involuntary servitude for several months to collect debts owed.
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Ala
W. C. Reynolds
Here
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Pinicio Harris
Togze
Victor Victor confirms nomination in Oklahoma contest
Washington dispatch reports the nomination of Grant Victor to the United States Senate from the Eastern district of Oklahoma, amid controversy over his alleged ties and the propriety of his candidacy. The contentious nomination has sparked political debate and scrutiny.
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Washington
Grant Victor
United States
Ngatern
Oklahoma
Victor
Lands withdrawn for Bay waterisation project area description
Special Dispatch states lands near Township 24 north Range east and surrounding sections are temporarily withdrawn from connection with the Bay waterisation project. Describes townships and sections affected, including areas in towns 2 north range 14 west and adjacent townships 39 88 42. Identifies sections 4 8 1 17 20 and related ranges.
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Jaha Standard
Washington
Mage
Sootioun
Townads
Bingo
Nist
Treasury Sends 15000 Dollar Check for Montana Site
The secretary of the treasury mailed a $15,000 check to the United States attorney of Montana today. The funds are for a public building site at Great Falls.
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Standard
Wallngton
A A U Puts Its Foot Down Sparks Big Sports Shakeup
A. A. U. signals a decisive move likely to alter amateur athletics. Experts foresee a major upheaval when the governing body acts, with the United States possibly returning to conditions not seen since a quarter century ago. The decision is anticipated to hit hard and reshape sports policy nationwide.
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Crisia
United States
Amateur Athletic Union faces upheaval over new rules
Janes E Sullivan and associates challenge the Amateur Athletic Union amid criticism of inconsistent rules. A six member committee will review the sport’s charter ahead of the November meeting, with changes seen as necessary to curb rule bending and enforce new standards.
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Amato Adhjolia Union
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IL Geomn
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Grannan Recovering After Near-Fatal Pneumonia
Reno March 31 A special to the Journal from Rawhide sen Riley Grannan was pronounced well by physicians after a near fatal illness. He had been reported dying of pneumonia, but recovery followed treatments.
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Fron Rawhide
Riley Grannan
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