City Treasurer Reports Warrants Call Exceeds Half Million
November report shows more than $500 000 in cash and $300 000 in warrants in the city treasury. Warrant calls target general fund and special improvement funds to retire pre June 1912 issues and those from district funds with future purchases planned to bolster sinking funds.
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Shevlin Vesterday
Dee
Special Improvement Fund
General Fund
Oscom Kisdisc
Warri
Escius Sutauus Leveder
Firemen’s Disability Fund
POG
MOE
Abshevbestees Judgment Fund
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Referee Question Settled In Copper City Fight buildup
Hatcher grows confident as talks continue over boxing referee for the Petroskey bout. Petroskey manager Perente wavers on appointing a referee, while McDonough steps back from officiating. The Montana boxing commission may select if no agreement five days before the fight. Ticket sales begin at the Butte hotel with a strong showing expected. Ladies day at Granite Street quarters sets attendance rules for the event.
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Louie Perente
Sailor Petroskey
Copper City Athletic Club
Petroskey
Benz
John H. McIntosh
Perente
Butte
Sailor
Jack McDonough
Dillon
McDonough
Leo
Montana Boxing Commission
Copper City
Granite Street
Holland Arena
Butte Briefs Mention Local Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs J K Pinckley of Lewistown arrived in Butte for two to three days. Mrs A B Elliott and daughter Margaret visit Mrs J Eisler on South Washington. Lillian F Alspaugh leaves for Indiana for Christmas. Rev Daugherty travels to Pony for a funeral service and returns tomorrow. G H Driggers of Spokane in Butte on business. heads to Jacksonville Fla. Mrs 8 G Miller of Buise visits aunt Mrs W G Frose at 1632 Main Street. Mr and Mrs A W Morgan of Corvallis Ore depart for Helena after visiting friends. Dan Boyle state railroad commissioner visits with wife and daughter for Shriners meeting.
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J. K. Pinckley
Lewistown
Butte
A. B. Elliott
Margaret
Lillian F. Alspaugh
Indiana
Daugherty
Pony
G. H. Driggers
Spokane
Great Northern
Jacksonville
Fla
G. Miller
Buise
W. G. Frose
Main Street
A. W. Morgan
Corvallis
Ore
South Side
Helena Dan ‘Boyle
State Railroad Commission
Shriners
New Captain of Princeton Eleven
Harold Ray Ballin, star right tackle of the 1913 Princeton team, was unanimously chosen captain for the next season. Ballin, a junior from New York at nineteen, was a former freshman letter winner and previously starred for Louisville Prep.
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Harold Ray Ballin
Princeton
Ballin
Hammond
New York
I’reton
Louisville
Pace Set In Six Day Race At Madison Square Garden
New York December 10 Efforts of teams chasing the leaders intensified the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden. At 11 pm the leaders covered 1 441 miles 2 laps while several pairs trailed within a lap. By 2 am the eight frontrunners reached 1 497 miles 4 laps and led the record by 12 miles 7 laps.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Grenda
Jackie Clarke
Root- McNamara
Drobach-Halstead
Veere- Brocco
Hill-Ryan
Goullet-Fogler
Percihot-Breton
Collins-Walthour
Kopsky
Keefe
Harvard May Play Dartmouth As Chicago Declines
Harvard football authorities and players expressed disappointment after Chicago declined the invitation to play in Cambridge next year. Captain Storer said the wish was to compare western and eastern teams and that interregional games may come. Overtures to other western clubs could bring Dartmouth back on the schedule.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Chicago
Storer
Dartmouth
Paddy O'Hern Plans Featherweight World Title Tour
Paddy O'Hern of Lewistown visits his mother in Livingston and confirms a spring boxing tour to win the featherweight world title. After beating Billy Morris of St. Paul he expects to compete in Cleveland next spring and is set to meet Ray Bronson at Three Forks on December 22.
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Livingston
Paddy O'Hern
Lewistown
Billy Morris
St. Paul
Cleveland
Ray Bronson
Three Forks
Chicago Declines Harvard Football Game Next Fall
The University of Chicago board of physical culture declined to meet Harvard in a football game next fall. It appreciated the invitation to Cambridge but said it was not advisable to play teams outside the Big Nine conference.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Board of Physical Culture
Harvard
Cambridge
Shamrock IV to be launched in April for America's Cup trials
London Dec 11 according to the Times the Shamrock IV Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger for the America's cup will probably launch in April and be ready for trials in May. The yacht will be built as an extreme design with a long overhang and an abnormally wide sail spread.
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London
the Times
Thomas Lipton
Wallistoerghs Verdict in East Bout
California middleweight Bob McAllister defeated local boxer Young Mike Donovan over ten rounds in New York, earning the decision in his first East appearance tonight.
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New York
Bob McAllister
Mike Donovan
National League opens with Tener as president in session
New York reports Gov. John Tener's installation speech pledges to raise baseball's standard. Owners defer major decisions, including the players demands, while weighing Tener's stance and possible harmony with the Federal league. Tinker trade and manager talks continue amid bids and conjecture.
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New York
National League of Baseball Clubs
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
Tener
Old Brotherhood
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago
Olympic
Tever
Joe Tinker
Cincinnati
Murphy
Tinker
Cubs
Federal League
Edward Hanlon
Baltimore
Vanderbilt cup race moves to California course in 1914
Los Angeles report says the Vanderbilt cup race will be decided in 1914 on the Santa Monica road course along the Pacific. The event, scheduled for February 21 with a Grand Prix the next day, will be run by the Western Automobile association with purses totaling 15 000 dollars. The Vanderbilt race is limited to 10 cars of 600 cubic inch displacement, while the Grand Prix is open to all entries.
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Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Pacific Ocean
Western Automobile Association
Ferns Knocked Out by Gibbons in Second Round
New Orleans notes a brisk light heavy fight where Wildcat Ferns of Kansas City is knocked out by Mike Gibbons of St. Paul in the second round. Ferns was floored three times for a nine count and the referee stopped the bout with about two minutes left in the round.
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New Orleans
Ferns
Kansas City
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Colombia Forest Rules Require Replanting of Cedars and Mahogany
In Colombia, the government boasts strict forest regulations for national forests. Lumbermen removing cedar and mahogany must replant young trees of the same species in cleared areas to maintain forest cover.
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Republic of Colombia
Ritchie Murphy Fight Canceled After Abscess
Willie Ritchie lightweight champion underwent surgery for a nasal abscess today. Promoter James Coffroth canceled the 20 round bout with Harlem Tommy Murphy after both fighters weighed in at 125 pounds. Ritchie’s doctor advised against ring action due to nose injury risks.
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San Francisco
Willie Ritchie
James Coffroth
Pitchie
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Ritchie
Coffroth
Pelky Reaches Frisco for New Year's Fight
Arthur Pelky arrives in San Francisco from the north to train for his duel with Gunboat Smith on New Year’s Day. Pelky, who claims the world title among pale faces after defeating Luther McCarty, reports good condition after Calgary sparring. Gunboat Smith has been in town aiding Tommy Murphy for the Willie Ritchie lightweight bout.
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San Francisco
Arthur Pelky
Luther McCarty
Mandot Earns Popular Decision Over Drouillard in Windsor
Joe Mandot of New Orleans versus Pat Drouillard of Windsor fought eight rounds of slugging and science with Mandot edging the Windsor lightweight for the popular decision. Mandot showed superior cleverness and generalship, sustaining no clear advantage for either side early, as the bout progressed.
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Windsor
Ontario
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Pat Drouillard
Mandot
McCue and Bresnahan Box to Ten Round Draw in Racine
Matty McCue and Tom Bresnahan fought ten fast rounds in Racine with Bresnahan showing long range work while McCue pressed in close. Bresnahan tired late as the bout ended in a draw.
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Racine, Wis
Matty McCue
Tom Bresnahan
Bresnahan
McCue
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Box Signed by E W Grove
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets marketed with claim to relieve cold related headache and grip. The product bears the signature E W GROVE on the box and is priced at 5c.
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E W. Grove
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