25 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1911
Page
1
The aging sprint stars and ex-athletes populate training roles across colleges and clubs. Notable figures like Hutchens, Horchens, and others drift between stables, universities, and city gyms as trainers while former rivals pursue coaching and mentorship in the West and across the nation.
The Paul Clark home children enjoyed an entertainment program featuring Jack Treip Valletn, arranged by Craighton Langy. Mr. Irvin spoke of aviation, sharing experiences from Wellman’s aging mavens and inspiring the youngsters with flight tales and future learning.
Malcesine hime, eho the thar, is shed ke ach of a peerful faster before tackling Don Kelly for the world’s Lee at 2 5 seconds for the di quarite. Kelly aims at speed revival and contemplates turning pro, while Malcesine has not crossed amateur status yet. Tackaunville notes steady form and potential training hints for a possible clash.
New York billiard champion Willie Hoppe faced expulsion from France after Premier Clemenceau issued an order in 1907. Hoppe left before service, then returned recently, sailed Feb 11 on the Kaiser Wilhelm to Paris where he joined Olympia Academy for display work earning about 1010 per month.
Special Dispatch reports Helena high school defeated Deer Lodge 27 to 14 at the Majestic. Deer Lodge star Meyers was hurt with a dislocated shoulder in the first half as the teams’ lineup included Fluke, Lange, Shiplett, and panels. Other race notes and horse listings follow in late sport notes.
Buffalos February 24. The tale recounts Robert Fitzsimmons, famed fighter, struggling with frayed clothes and pocket design. A humorous transfer to tailoring leads to a larger pocket opening after a bevy of comic encounters and a punchy anecdote about mobility and money. Includes flamboyant description of Fitzsimmons and a later boxing result, the Great Fally victory in a separate dispatch.
The text discusses Dorothy Arnold and her father over an elopement rumor with Griscom acting as a shield. It portrays tension between Dorothy and her father, noting secrecy and conflicting reports about a marriage that may not be publicly announced soon.
A settlement reached in a civil suit arising from a fatal car collision between Nellie Apnelis and others. Mrs. Arnold claimed death and financial damages totaling thousands, with trial held in federal court and a later agreement between Mr. Arnold and Attorney Samuels. The terms were not disclosed.
A chaotic report describes a Denver and Rio Grande passenger train wreck with injured passengers, including several named victims and a focus on the rescue efforts. Officials discuss the incident in the context of railway operations and possible safety responses.
A fragment cites Chicago and Wah Mes Tudan discussing Mark powly-appointed fidge at the United States vommearta court and his departure for Waahtingtons amid calls to depoliticize judicial elections.
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