National Commission Fines 1916 Exhibition Players
Cincinnati December reports the national baseball commission fined 21 players from 18 major league teams for participating in post season exhibition games. Fines ranged from 26 to 100 with 38 suspensions. Cobb paid 60 dollars, others suspended. Managers Barry and Davis faced penalties tied to east coast games. The commission chair cited failure to resolve the matter, and no official action would have been taken otherwise.
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National Baseball Commission
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Barry
Davis
East Fen
Johnson
Herrmann
Interleague league plans and curling draft news
Indianapolis in December notes a debate over a proposed fourth major league with four American and four National associations. Hickey chairs a meeting but no firm actions on salary limits or roster size. Meanwhile Duluth announces the Northwestern Curling Association’s 1917 bonspiel set for Jan 22 to 29 with Canadian rinks invited, James J. HIM international trophy event, and Minneapolis as last year’s winner. Princeton adds Samuel White and Knox Taylor to its football coaching and advisory committee.
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Dec
Northwestern Curling Association
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Tigers
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Samuel White
Harvard
Yale
Knox Taylor
Board of Athletic Control
Rivers Badly Beaten by Richie Mitchell in 30 Round Bout
Milwaukee boxER Richie Mitchell decisively defeated Joe Rivera of California in a 30 round bout. Mitchell pressed with jabs and a solid right cross, Rivers fought back to the ropes and to his feet, then held on. The middle rounds featured Mitchell’s relentless jabbing while Rivers rallied late, but Mitchell answered with steady exchanges to defend his lead.
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Milwaukee
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Dec
Richie M Mitchell
Joe Rivera
California
Mitchel
Rivers
Stitchell
Mitchell
Grapplers Face Blood Match At Margaret Theater
Christensen and Roland prepare for a Blood match on Tuesday night December 12 at the Margaret theater. The heavyweights are evenly matched with exciting pace and wagers on time. Christensen from New York defeated Hockman and Pila-Kot among others, while Roland the Austrian speed champion has faced Gotch Mahmout and Sfussane in national competition.
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Gibbons Brothers Box in Sioux City Exhibition Card
Sioux City officials saw Mike Gibbons in a four round exhibition and Tommy Gibbons outpointed Johnny Salvator in a four round bout. Jack Burke and Sam Terrine fought to a draw in an eight round bout as local officials observed the boxing event in Sioux City Iowa.
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St. Paulton
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Johnny Salvator
Minneapolis
Jack Burke
St. Paul
Sam Terrine
Box
Gibbons Brothers
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Mystic Shrine Elects and Parade in Helena
More than 600 nobles and 300 novices attended the Mystic Shrine ceremonial session at Algerian temple in Helena with Shriner delegates from across the state. Officers for the year were elected including Preston B. Moss illllustrious potentate and Henry G. Pickett illustrous chief rabban, among others. The gathering followed by a meal after initiation.
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Illings
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Rabba William E.” Chamberlain
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Henry M.parden
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Ilustrious
W. B. Bennett
Illustrios
Robert EB. Hath
Illustrious
Leon Shaw
A. J. Broderick
Mashal
J.B
Senator Myers III to be operated on
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Senator Myers III will undergo a surgical operation in hospital and likely miss Senate sessions until January. Senator Walsh announced Myers’s illness and absence from Washington as the six year term begins March 4. Also notes charter issuances and consolidations involving several banks in Montana.
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Fatality in East Helena collision and other Montana items
Charles Seib Northern Pacific engineer died after last night’s wreck near East Helena. Body to Buffalo N Y. General Greenan recovering. Governor Stewart traveled on the wreck train to Washington. Coroner’s inquest to be held Monday. Debating winners at Boxholm include Burns Price Bezon. Compulsory military service debate upheld. libel suit of Western Accident and Guarantee Co dismissed in Livingston. Supreme Court reverses Bradshaw conviction over cattle trespass and fencing rights.
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Bozeman
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T Hate College
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Butte
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Jerome G. Locke
O. M. Harvey
Republican Hate Central Committee
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Anaconda Pupils to Display Talent at Evening Event
The Daly gymnasium hosts the first winter entertainment by Anaconda schools tonight at 8. Seventeen acts with about 60 performers will perform varied numbers to raise funds for the high school football debt. Admission is nominal.
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Anaconda
High School Athletic Association
Notable Officers to Be Installed Next January Thursday
The social session followed the election and business meeting last night. Officers named include Archie Lingo as keeper, Dr. H W Stephens and Dr F S Joan as physicians, Otto Eberhardt sergeant, P J Monahan master at arms, D J Sullivan first master of the guard, Mr J Walsh second master of the guard, Francis B Klose seat hel, George O Hansen picket, and Jame Foster trustees for three years. Installation set for the first Thursday in January.
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H.W. Stephens
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Otto Eberhardt
P. J. Monahan
Trms
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Mr. J. Walsh
Francis B. Klose
George O. Hansen
Jame Foster
Trustes
Christmas Standard Out Tomorrow
The Standard announces its holiday number will be issued tomorrow. Orders for mailed copies to friends cost 6 cents each, plus 5 cents postage. Foreign mailing rates are higher. Limited wrapped copies available at the Butte and Anaconda offices.
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Butte
Anaconda
The
Maccabees Elect Officers at Annual Session
The Maccabees No 3 held its annual election Thursday evening. Charles E B Meyers was chosen commander, N ? Dondelinger named lieutenant commander, Frank R Klose elected recorder.
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Sincerity Tona
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Charles EB. Meyers
Dondelinger
Frank R. Klose
Sauert Williams Arrest Reported By Police
Herbert Williams was arrested yesterday by Patrolmen Connolly and Gillespie on a robbery charge. It is alleged he took clothing a watch and money from the Park Hotel belonging to proprietor Joseph McCarthy before leaving the premises.
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Fire Damages Home of Sheriff Hartzell Near Court House
A small blaze broke out at about o'clock last night at the home of Sheriff Lew Hartzell near the court house. Firemen responded quickly after a timely warning and confined the fire before it could spread, causing about $25 in damage.
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Lew Hartzell
Court House
Hermanson Boy Dies at Six Weeks in Missoula Church Service
The Hermanson family mourns the death of Rold Raymond Hermanson son of Mr and Mrs Oscam who died at home. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 pm with Reverend A V Anderson of Missoula officiating, filling in for Reverend Neleon.
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Rold Raymond Hermanson
Acquittals in Local Case Read by Jury
Patrick Curran, Peter Lee were found not guilty by the jury in the court of Justice of the Peace James Pringle on a charge concerning Frank Norton at Southern Crows. The acquittal ended the case after presentation by the defense and prosecution.
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Petery Lee
Frank Norton
Southern Crows
Court of Justice of the Peace
James Pringle
South Mainstreet Gets First Night of New Street Lights
The lighting district on South Mainstreet was in use last night marking the first time. Only the pole top lights are connected so far but they altered the street’s appearance noticeably.
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South Mainstreet
Funeral services held for Tobia Missana
Funeral services were held in Mahoney's undertaker parlors and a requiem high mass at St. Peter's church for Tobia Missana, who died Monday night, with many friends attending the service.
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St. Peter's Church
Tobia Missana
Dr Weiser and Nurse Leave Gay for Spokane
Dr Oliver Weiser departs Gay for Spokane with nurse Mrs Le Snetna, accompanied by Migs Dantelnon in unclear circumstances. The fragmentary report notes travel in a medical team, with names presented awkwardly in OCR form. The item hints at a personnel move but provides limited verifiable details.
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Spokane
le Sne Tna
Migs Dantelnon
Death of Greenwood Child Follows Brief Illness
News arrives of Bixby Greenwood, ten year old son of George H. Greenwood, formerly of this city and now living in Spokane, dying from acute toxemia after a 12 hour illness. The report appears amid unrelated local notes on curling results, a card of thanks, Seattle livestock market figures, and a World column on gold and currency.
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George H. Greenwood
Spokane
No clear event headline available from fragment
The fragment argues broad economic priorities: trade balance favors buying well, sustaining exports with imports, and rebuilding after war with acceptance of alternatives to gold in final settlements. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
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Chinese born voter registered in Augusta Massachusetts?
Chin Hong, born in Seattle 28 years ago and married with wife in China, registered as the first Chinese voter in Augusta. He previously lived in Boston and was a voter there before moving to Augusta for the recent election.
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