Butte Player Leads Souths First Sacker Record
Montgomery State sports writer lauds Baxter for setting Southern Association single season record for most consecutive games with hits. Baxter, playing for Butte, racked up 22 consecutive contests, surpassing George Careys 196 record. Article notes his early season slump, later surge, and potential for further accolades.
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Moose Baxter
Merle
George Carey
Montgomery
Baxter
Alabama
Bester
Butte
Reeset
St. Louis
Westorn Ends New York to Chicago Walk With Advice
Edward Payson Westorn concluded a record-breaking walk from New York to Chicago and urged the cheering crowd to quit cigarettes or cigars, eat prunes daily, walk 16 blocks from work, and avoid late hours to stay well and age slowly.
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Edward Payson Westorn
New York
Chicago
Race results summary from a racing meet
On the track events results show mlston first in the first race with 1:43 for two laps. Kyra wins the steeplechase in 5:08 with Essex second and Cariary third. In the five furlongs race Belver leads with Thief of Spades second and Ominyc third. Fourth race incomplete.
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Benning
Wav
Mlston
Thigtledale
Penique
Kyra
Essex
Cariary
Belver Wen
Thief of Spades
Ominycent
Ten Miles-Becudlera Wins Rough Race At Nine Furlongs
In a crowded track card, Becudlera took first with ten miles to go, Tronsides followed in second and Hawker faded to third. Time listed as 6:89. Fifth race saw Hempton win over Tali, with Millstone third in a seven furlong handicap. Sixth race of the day had Howard Shean prevail in a mile and sixteenth event with Kamnet H in close run.
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Becudlera
Tronsides
Hawker
Hempton
George
Tali
Millstone
Howard Shean
Pogguessing
Kamnet H. Hacele
Hing
Racecourse Card of New Orleans Nav City Park Meet
A series of New Orleans Nav City Park horse races lists seven furlongs results with Caper Won Communipay second and Sister Polly hind, time 1 4 5. A short course race shows Muale winning and Rank Malyiday end with Uaera third, time 2 11 3 5. The Tesk Stakes at four races features Pinkola winning with Jack Atkin second and Keator third, times given 4 4, and other races note Ena and Dayelu placements, with probation winner at mile and three sixteenths and Flavigny second.
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New Orleans
Nav
ai—City Park
Caper
Communipay
Pollyhind
Strand Rec
Aterplechnan
Muale
Rank Malyiday
Pinkola
Jack Atkin
Keator
Ena
Ranged
Dayelu
Tima
Flavigny
Agile
Tine
Oakland Naval Futurity Results Review
Oakland tracks report on opening races with Blondy winning the Futurity over Burning Bush and Mesalin Noire, plus placings for five and six furlong events. Times listed include 1:00 165 for the Futurity reverse, 4-5, 1:47 for the mile and a sixteenth, and 1:12 1-3 for a six furlong sprint.
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Oakland
Naval
Blondy
Burning Bush
Atone
Gloria
Marion Carey
Mite Aml
Walt Yon
Huzzah
Bone Volin
Fruitvale
Rapid
Walter
CeNo
St. Blawood
Thue
Todd
Taylor George
San Nicholas
Pal
Pirse
Andrew B. Cool
Billy Mayham
Fireball
Lime
Canucks Seen By Aoeports Threatening American Athletes
Canadian athletic centers warn of trouble for American competitors at London Olympics. The American Amateur Athletic Union proposes disqualifications, targeting a leading United States runner amid claims of paid expenses. The Canadians accuse Americans of professionalism in amateur ranks.
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London
American Amateur Athletic Union
Tonghent
Canucks
United States
Panera
Ellis Meets Perham For City Bowling Championship
Ellis earns title shot after defeating Nekinsey as Dr. Lonnny Bille grants Arthur Perham a five game match for the Lille unit shares at a venue and date to be announced. The contest promises a legend worthy clash with Perham noted as the superior pin spinner and Buk praised for strong form. The idle-pia league plans a meeting at Thornton alleys with all members urged to attend and final scheduling to follow.
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J. S. Nekinsey
Lonnny Bille
Arthur Perham
Lille
Thia
Perham
Buk
American jockey Reytuins arrives in New York on honeymoon
Sh Wranle O Ceannor, noted American jockey, arrived in New York aboard the La Provence with his bride after a honeymoon. The steamer carried $7010 in gold destined for New York banks.
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Reytuins
New York
Wranle O'Ceannor
Fve Sensory
la Provence
Nhe
Trainpay dispute warns unsafe rails endangering postal workers
Washington on November 30 reports that the Brother Noag of Ratway Trainmat led with the postmaster general a con plant against the Attesourl Pacific railroad for maintaining banks alleged to be unsafe, risking postal employees. The complaint was referred to the second assistant postmaster general.
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Washington
Glostmaster General
Attesourl Pacific Railroad
Navy Triumphs 6 to 0 in Army-Navy Football Clash
Navy defeats Army 6 to 0 at Franklin Field before nearly 20,000 fans. Douglass scores the only touchdown after a punting duel. Lange converts the kick. Army show improves but fail to mount a sustained drive as Navy dominates with forward passing proving unreliable for both sides.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Army
Franklin Field
West Point
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Ce Jets
Vielbry
Douglass
Wome
Creer
Lange
Beavers
Weeks Jb
Lett Sui Puncom Ceeeney
Eae
Biglult
Philipsburg Notes reflect holiday travel and community events
Sperial Correspondence of the Sianiard Philipsburg Noy and Dr Ressler of Butts with a son of Mr Witherspoon arrived Wednesday for Thanksgiving. Deers were brought in and local families gathered for dances and a late-night supper. Residents Martha Richards and Gwen McTiride visited relatives. churches held services and memorials were planned.
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Philipsburg
Noy
Ressler
Butts
Witherspoon
Gwen
Eina
Drummond
Greni
Giver Lake
Maalsor_orchestra
Misses Atwater
Bono
Uneir
Butta
Lrmmond
Yd Tlannen
Byrne
Tamners Sehsmover
Ison Wea
Albright
Hia
Robustian Leeks
Walls
C. Pringoy
Rest Valley
Stwood
Merie
Hfe
McRie
Phitipaburg
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don't Know It
The notice warns that many suffer from kidney disease without realizing it and urges treatment with Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root, claiming it heals kidneys, liver, and bladder to improve overall health and help other organs recover when kidneys improve.
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Br. Kilmer
Swamp-Root Kidney Cure Ad From Anaconda Sunday
An Anaconda Sunday advert promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder trouble. It claims high prevalence of kidney disease and urges readers to obtain a 600 or 1 bottle, with a free sample offer and the address in Binghamton New York. It touts purity certificates and a free information booklet.
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Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, X
Dr. Killimer & Co
Binghamton, &. C
Anaconda
Notable Local Notices and Civic Updates
Two former One Order members Henry Rehfeldt and Michael Maloney are interred in Philipsburg cemetery. Superintendent Lucas of Granite Bi-Motuin reports illness and confinement at Wy done. Mrs. Oliver J. Peatheronin plans a short trip to Byele. Jonuson, who injured his foot, is recovering with crutches. Arniger band gave an open air cancer concert on Main, led by Otte Scher, drawing a large audience. P W Schilgslar, Milwaukee Golf Extraction stockholder, visited and returned to property in Ted Finn district.
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Henry Rehfeldt
Michael Maloney
Philipsburg
Lucas
Granite Bi-Motuin Company
Oliver J. Peatheronin
Lommarrow
Byele
Arniger
Bana
Otte Scher
Rapilly
P.W. Schilgslar
Milwaukee
Funeral for Dr. J M Waters Attended by Many
Large turnout at the Presbyterian church marks the funeral for Dr. J M Waters. Services led by Rev Davis and Rev Bennett feature tributes from family and friends, with music by Mrs Wilson and others. Floral tributes abundant, procession one of the city's longest.
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J. M. Waters
Spee
Alndard
Abogtonan
Waters
Presbyterian
Rosa
Davis
Fea
Appointed Game Warden for Fergus County District
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports Sam Cush, after a decade of service with the Northern Pacific and Montana railroads, has been appointed deputy games warden for the Fergus county district. The appointment highlights efforts to enforce game regulations and protect wildlife resources locally.
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Standard
Helena
Sam Cush
Hus Bach & Pus
Auetcy
Montana
Arguments Begun in Bradley Case Trial
Washington November 20 eloquent addresses before the jury in the case of Are Allie M Bradley on trial for shoving and killing former Senator Jows of Utah last December. Assistant District Attorney Turner opened with a review of testimony noting conflicting statements. Robert Wells for the defense argued Arthur Brown caused the fatal shot by acting on the defendant. Judge Stufford's courtroom heard a lengthy session before recess awaiting Monday morning when four more hours will be devoted to arguments and the judge's charge prior to verdict.
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Washington
Are
Allie M. Bradley
Senator Jows
Utah
Stufford
Turner
Robert Wells
Convicted of murder in New York city shooting
Francisco Syca, called a young troublemaker, was convicted today in a second degree murder case for the Sept. 11 killing of Samuel Becker and his brother in front of their Ward-Ware store on Second Avenue New York.
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New York
Francisco Syca
Trolita
Samuel Becker
Tor Utter
Trenry
Syen
Second Avenue
Banker Found Dead in Yankton with Noted Local Ties
McVay, president of the First National Bank, was found dead in bed this morning in Yankton. He had been a prominent figure in South Dakota's Anandal and polidea history, though details remain unclear and the report reflects limited, damaged OCR text.
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Yankton
HH. McVay
First National Bank
AleVay
Anandal
Polidea Hatory
South Dakota
Verarano elected vice president of Mexican American Steamship
Mextca City reports C H Verarano elected vice president and general manager of the Mexican American Steamship Company to succeed A L Roby.
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Mextca City
C. H. Verarano Haseen
The
Mexican- American Steamship Company
A. L. Roby
Trial reveals Walsh funds backed private enterprises in Chicago
Chicago November 30 evidence showed deposits totaling 2 570 595 credited to J R Walsh private ventures as trial of former Chicago National Bank president proceeded before Judge Anderson. Government contends funds misdirected from the bank. MelKay testified while defense objections sparked courtroom clashes. Deposits included Chicago Chronicle 1424 000 and others from Latte Creek Coal Indiana Southern Coal Redfar Quarries Wisconsin Michigan Railway and more.
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Chicago
J. R. Walsh
Chicago Natonal Bank
Anderson
United States District Court
MelKay
Walsh
John SB. Miler
Wiliam F. Hynes
McStay
Chicago (Chronicle
Latte Creek Coal Company
Indiana, Southern Coal Company
Dillon Society at Normal College Holds Whamegiving at Home
A Dillon Standard report describes a successful at home whamegiving event at the normal college dormitory. Dean Hopper leads Dean Copper and hosts Miss Ramla Mehe and others in a festive evening of dancing, cards, and elaborate orange and black decorations. Notable attendees include guests from Butte Anaconda and Missoula, with continued social plans announced for the new year.
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Dillon
Normal College
Dean Hopper
Normal Hall
Dean Copper
Ramla Mehe
Doyes
Dithceu
McConnell
Wolash
Tom Gilbert
Wilbur Gilbert
Vogel
Clupr
Cni'coll
Swally
H. J. Swain
Thies
McManime
Brown
Powers
Cherry
Butte
Anaconda
Missoula
A. W. Owiley
Natal Hall
Boo'rlock P.m
H. MH
Swain
Mewes
VUE OST. PHANOIS 18 Onna and the 4 Ainnor vote
A fractured paragraph notes a voting event on a local branch expansion and related leadership. It mentions a formal opening, a management meeting, and the potential completion of a new wing as a highlighted feature of the story. The text references dates and names but remains largely unclear.
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Caecthawiko
Fee Ag
Mpener
Cleena
Unclear text fragment from Odessa report on military court actions
Fragmentary OCR item notes an assigned court martial action with alleged positive effects on disorder and duty execution. readable terms are sparse and a direct summary is limited by damaged text.
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Batte Cily
Holland
Hoon
Canital City Athletic Club
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Jeaguers
Weston
Plan Twonvenge
Alnqnale iWendon
Tom Loughont
Ellis
Wells
Marinette
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Schulte
Tilly
Sunny Brook
Sunny Brook Distillery CO
Jefferson County
Ansapolie
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Pulta
Weiphin
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Pullen
Powler
Leighton
Mugsuter
Louvhitewa
W. H. Cobin
Tinpire
Sharp
Yale
Piel Juris D
Giichariee Hs
Philipsburg Notes
Chirty Vihans
Wey, N
Lucy Hagonow
Andee Chetlain
Anne
Aly
Bradley
Roby
U. S
Glasner & Barren Distilling and Importing Co
Kansas City
Missouri
Pune
Mare Chin Tb Militias
deMara Oaid
Hynes
MelCay
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Miller
Wilhega
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