McLoughlin Defeats Williams To Retain Coast Tennis Title
Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco defeated R Nor ris Williams II of Philadelphia in four sets to win the 1913 lawn tennis championship on the Casino ground court Newport. Williams, Harvard sophomore, challenged the champion through two sets and part of the third, but McLoughlin regained control to clinch the title and complete the all comers tournament.
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Newport
Casino Ground
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
R. Norris Williams II
Philadelphia
Williams
McLoughlin
Harvard
Dabney
Gardner
William Johnston
Boxing Banter From Butte Gym Ahead Of Labor Day Fights
Boxing talk in Butte centers on Benz and Allard training at McCarthy's gym for Labor Day bouts. Benz, 154 pounds, shows improving speed and distance judgment amid sparring with Maurice Thompson, while Allard trains with Mason Dunn and Kelly. Bets are heavy on a Benz knockout, with Allard bettors rising. plans for six-round rules for Dunn and Cummings surface as anticipation builds for Montana’s boxing legalization era. Miss Kittle White, America’s lady champ, visits for tomorrow’s Ladies Day at the gym.
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MccCarthy
Labor Day
Benz
Allard
Maurice Thompson
George Prince
George Mason
Danny Dunn
Jack Kelly
Mason
Anaconda
Dunn
Cummings
McCarthy
Montana
McCarthy's
Kittle White
America
Burns Wins Decision Over Watson In Oakland Bout
Frankie Burns defeated Red Watson on points after 10 rounds in Oakland California. Burns led the action most of the bout and earned the decision tonight.
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Oakland
Cal
Frankie Burns
Red Watson
Burns
Norris and Starkey Triumph in State Shooting Meet
Basin's J J Norris won the Brownlee medal after three shootoffs with 99 of 100 targets. J R Starkey of Chouteau captured the Butte Rod and Gun club medal after a tense shootoff with Prosser of Helena. Starkey also took the Klepetko medal with a 20 straight thirds. Billings was chosen for next year's meeting as the east end shooters bid strongly. Federal game supervision was endorsed and C H Smith received a silver service. Ten million fish fry were planted and state hatcheries reported improvements.
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Co. J. Norris
Basin
Wyo
Butte Rod and Gun Club
J. R. Starkey
Chouteau
Prosser
Helena
Klepetko
Starkey
BE. P. Mathewson
State Fish and Committee
Game Fund
Bowman
Flannigan
National golf championship opens at Garden City
A field of 145 golfers will contest the United States Association national championship at Garden City starting next Monday and running all week. Leading American names include Jerome Trav ers of Upper Montclair three-time title holder Walter Travis of Garden City another three-time champion Findlay S. Douglas Nassau N Y FE M Burs Allegheny Pa W C Fownes Jr Pittsburg and R A Gardner Hinsdale Golf Club Illinois all former champions plus two English and two Canadian entrants.
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New York
England
Canada
United States Association
Garden City
Jerome D. Travers
Upper Montclair
N. J
Walter J. Travis
Findlay S. Douglas
Nassau
N. Y
FE. M. Burs
Allegheny
W. C. Fownes Jr
Pittsburg
R. A. Gardner
Hinsdale Golf Club
Illinois
Langford Knocks Out Flynn in Four Rounds at Atlas
Sam Langford defeated Porky Flynn in four rounds at the Atlas Athletic association. Langford, back from Australia, was rocked in the first round by a left but recovered and delivered a knockout blow ten seconds before the fourth bell.
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Boston
Sam Langford
Porky” Flynn
Atlas Athletic Association
Flynn
Langtford
Australia
Two Fail in Channel Dover and France 1920s
Henry F. Sullivan an American long distance swimmer started from a motor boat near the south foreland at 6 45 am in warm 61 degree water and after 10 hours abandoned his attempt to swim the English channel. Jabez Wolffe an English swimmer left the French coast near the headland at 6 am and abandoned after about 24 miles as rough seas halted his ninth try.
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Dover
England
Henry F. Sullivan
English Channel
South Foreland
Sullivan
Cape Grisnez
France
Jabez Wolffe
Wolffe
Jack Johnson Buys Home Near Paris to Seek French Citizenship
Paris report says heavyweight boxer Jack Johnson has purchased a house at Joinville le Pot six miles from Paris. He plans to reside there for the required time to become a naturalized French citizen.
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Paris
Jack Johnson
Joinville le Pot
France
Government allocates 50 million for moving crops in West and South
Secretary McAdoo announces apportionment of 50 million to national banks in the West and South to aid crop movement and marketing. Total allotments reach 46.5 million with 24.7 million to 14 western states and 21.8 million to 13 southern states plus D C. Funds to be deposited August to November with returns starting December and completed by April.
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McAdoo
West
District of Columbia
Treasury
Jensemece
Colorado
Denver
Richard H.malone
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Illinois
Chicago
Indiana
Fivanaville
J. W. Boehne
Fort Wayne
William R. Oe
Indianapolis
William L. Eller
Town
Des Moines
Sioux
Kansas
Wichita
Minnesota
Minneapolis
P. M. Kerst
St. Paul
A. M. Peabody
Duluth
Missouri
St. Louis
E. O. Simmons
Nebraska
Omaha
le. A. Tibbetts
Oma
Oklah
Hubert L. Bolon
Ohio
Cincinnati
Franklin Alter
Cleveland
E. H. Baker, and Sons
Datuer Sheldon
Regon
Portland
Henry Washington
Seat Kane
Daniel M. Drumheller
Pina Wisconsin
Milwaukee
SCHOOLS IN PHILIPPINES NOT CLOSED BY EPIDEMICS
Buffalo New York reports at the fourth international congress on school hygiene that Philippine schools remain open amid epidemics to teach disease prevention. Dr. Allen J. McLaughlin notes children influence hygiene at home and that Philippine policy keeps schools open to educate on prevention.
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Philippines
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Allen J. McLaughlin
United States Public Health Service
MoeLaughlin
Bureau
Arbitration to settle CB&Q trainmen work rules
Chicago on August 26 reported that a strike by 45,000 CB&Q trainmen was averted. An arbitration panel of eight will decide disputed working conditions, to be appointed within 15 days, as announced by Judge W L Chambers, U S mediation commissioner who facilitated talks between road officials and workers.
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Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
W. L. Chambers
United States Commissioner of Mediation
Jerusalem Sanitation Cut Disease in Holy City
The sanitation drive in Jerusalem funded by an American millionaire has sharply reduced malaria and other diseases, improving public health in the Holy City.
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Jerusalem
Holy City
Missoula’s Oldest Pioneer Lucretia Worden Dead
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula Aug. 26 Mrs Lucretia Worden died at her son Horace’s home near Ravalli after long illness from paralysis and diabetes She was among Missoula’s oldest pioneers arriving in 1862 born July 5 1852 in Somerset County Pa She and husband Frank L Worden helped found Worden Co trading post and Missoula Mills later living at Hast Pine street Survived by two sisters Mrs J P Reinhard and Mrs Allerton and daughters Mrs F T Sterling Mrs M Dixon and Ruth Worden
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Missoula
Lucretia Worden
Horace
Ravalli
Woody
Montana
Frank L. Worden
Capt. C. P. Higgins
Worden & Co
Old Hell Gate
Worden
Worden and Higgins
Beloved Western Montana Woman Dies in Ravalli
Mrs. Worden, longtime Ravalli resident and respected Western Montana figure, dies. One daughter, Mrs. B. E. Bradley, survived. Funeral at 4 pm Wednesday at home, with interment beside her husband in Missoula cemetery.
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Den
Ravalli
B. E. Bradley
St. Louis
Lively Session in Senate Lobby Hearing with Emery
The senate lobby committee heard James A. Emery of the National Association of Manufacturers discuss actions against Representative Buchanan of Illinois. Emery linked violence by unions to past incidents and defended his opposition to Buchanan, while investigators pressed on clerical expense claims and urged production of cancelled checks. Cross examinations of Martin Mulhall continued as McDermott and others prepare to testify to deny former utah heariat assertions.
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Washington
James A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
Association
Buchanan
Illinois
Senate Lobby Committee
Emery
Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Toledo
Los Angeles Times
Chicago
Senator Reed
Lorimer
Edward Hines
Martin M. Mulhall
House
Representative McDermott
McDermott
Formaar Tahheariat
Mexican Insurgents Detain An American Near Mexicali
El Centro, Aug 26. Bernard Levy of San Diego was detained by insurgents south of Mexicali and forced to travel with the band. J O Baker of El Centro escaped after spurring his horse. Rebels estimated 100 to 200 remained at Black Butte 30 miles below the border. Rumor said Mexicali might be attacked at sunrise. Governor Gomez stayed in Mexicali directing border defenses.
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el Centro
Cal
Bernard Levy
San Diego
Mexicali
J. O. Baker
Baker
Levy
Black Butte
Calixico
Gomez
Newfoundland Oil Prospects Highlight West Coast Reserves
Newfoundland is seen as a key future petroleum source within the British empire with oil indications running 200 miles along the west coast. In Vienna doctors report 500,000 cases of influence in three months as the epidemic continues to rage, while undertakers are noted.
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Newfoundland
Vienna
Dan Fitzpatrick Funeral Notice Pending
The remains of the late Dan Fitzpatrick are at Duggan's Undertaking Parlors. Funeral notice to follow.
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Fitzpatrick
Dan Fitzpatrick
Duggan
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Undertakers
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Larry Duggan
Bell Phone 770
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