Mayor Puts Sports Up To Business Men
The Butte effort to join the Northwestern league hinges on fundraising by business leaders. Mayor Lane solicits 15 60 dollars from named local figures to finance a two hour Wednesday afternoon drive to secure a baseball team for Butte, backed by the chamber of commerce.
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Hutte
Orr
Lane
Uck
Butte
CH. Lane
Lou Prank
W. K. Quarles
All- Semon
Mtte
Jeter
Bac Hutte
Nen
Northwestern League
Northwestern
Callahan moves to acquire surplus in Chicago talks
In Chicago on January 2 the Pittsburg Nationals through manager Callahan opened talks with players on the Chicago Nationals and Chicago Federals lists. Tinker, manager of Cubs, sent lists of players available in a potential sale. Dietz to coach Washington Stars next year signals offers from California and Wisconsin. Washington State plans a raise.
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Chicago
Pittsburg Nationals
Callahan
Chicago Nationals
Chicago Federals
Tinker
Cubs
Cuba
Ppokune
Wash
William
Lonestar) Dietz
Washington Stars
Tom Tyrer
Pasadena
Dietz
University of California
University of Wisconsin
Washington State
Hal Case Can Get Back From Federal League Move
Chicago dispatch reports Hal Case fast baseman, who left the Chicago Americans midseason for the Buffalo Federals, can be signed by White Sox owner Comiskey. He said Manager Rowland may sign any Federal League player he wants, including Teague, with Kansas City and Chavez involved in bouts. Chavez defeated Buck by decision in 10 rounds, and Chavez returned to the ring in the ninth.
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Chicago
Hal Cause
Chicago Americans
Buffalo Federals
Comiskey
White Sox
Rowland
Teague
Kansas City
Chavez
Colorado
Tommy Buck
Philadephia
Langford Loses Negro Championship To Wills
New Orleans January 2 Harry Wits of New Orleans defeated Sam Langford of Boston after twenty rounds to win the Negro heavyweight world championship in a bout refereed by Tommy Burns.
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Langford
Wills
New Orleans
Harry Wits
Sam Langford
Boston
Tommy Burns
William Duggan Pioneer Dies After Brief Illness
William Duggan, a pioneer and brother of Larry Duggan the lindertaxer, died yesterday at his Butte home aged 7. Surviving are his widow and seven children John Will Mrs William Rels Madeline Lawrence Geraldine and Walter, plus his mother two sisters Mrs Robert Hall and Mrs James Haunn and brothers John of Calumet and Larry Duggan. Funeral tomorrow at the family residence with high mass at St. Marys Church at 9:2 clock.
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Wiliam Duggan
Larry Duggan
Clear Grit Terrace
Duggan
Butte
Calumet
John
Will
William Rels
Madeline
Lawrence
Geraldine
Walter
Robert Hall
James Haunn
Larry Dugegan
St. Mary's Church
Veteran Jim McGuire Released by Detroit Tigers
Detroit reports veteran catcher Jim McGuire, longtime scout and coach for the Tigers, has been released by President Navin. Bil Sullivan, ex Chicago Americans catcher and former manager, will take his place after signing with Detroit. McGuire plans to focus on Albion business. Basketball at Centers Young Men’s club to resume practice for city amateur clashes. Anaconda Copper Mining Company funds gym renovations at Senterville, adding lockers lights showers and windows.
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Detroit
Jim" McGuire
Detroit Baseball Club
Navin
Bil” Sullivan
Chicago Americans
McGuire
Albion
Mich
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Gymnastum “E
Senterville
Rocky Mountain Lane Crup Elects Officers After Membership Push
The Rocky Mountain Lane Crup began a campaign to grow from 225 to 400 members and has now elected officers including president Apt. D. Gay Stivers and vice president John Girlie. The executive officer is Dr. Jon A. Donfovan with J. R. Crawford as secretary and George Wheeler as treasurer. Ranging officers are Roy K. E. Tisdale, Larry Overand, Hugo Nderling, Ed Schwitinger, and Hans Holmes.
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Say
Apt. D. Gay Stivers
John Girlie
Jon A. Don Fovan
J. R. Crawford
George Wheeler
Roy KE. Tisdale
Larry Overand
Hugonderling
Ed Schwitinger
Hans Holmes
Iowa Liquor Dealers Test Law Challenge
Davenport and Towa men fought the repeal of the dry law by testing the validity of the Iowa liquor law. The saloon of John Hill in Day was involved as part of a broader move by the Iowa Liquor Dealers' association to challenge repeal in court or through legal action.
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Davenport
Tows Jaw
The
Towa Liquor Dealers’ Association
Enport Opens as Authorities Crack Down on Squatter Market
A crowd gathered as Enport opened and the square is said to have been sold. Two special agents from the attorney general's office arrested the proprietor and two operators, signaling a crackdown on the operation.
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Attorney General's Office
Three Men Die In Garbage Feud Bombing
At Sacramento on January 8 A Grande A Argoni and Peter Apostolo were killed when a dynamite bomb exploded at the Apostolo home during a feud among garbage workers. Mrs Mary Apostolo survived with her baby as the house was wrecked and Grande’s body was blown to atoms.
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Cal
A. Grande
A. Argoni
Eter Apostolo
Apostolo
Grande
Mary Apostolo
Whole Editions Withdrawn From Newsstands
Spokane reports whole editions of popular magazines withdrawn today under a broad prohibition law. Some magazines had entire issues removed, while others had liquor advertisement pages cut out. An agency announced that several publications will issue liquor-free editions in Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
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Spokane
Star Wide
Casen
Honest
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Suspected War Subjects Arrested in Saloniki
A Havas dispatch from Athens says all suspected subjects of nations at war with the Entente are being arrested and taken on board a warship after being interrogated. Saloniki merchants appeal to the Greek government to ease transportation of supplies as provisioning grows scarcer daily.
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Paris
Havas
Athens
Saloniki
Aken
Marathon victory by G McCrea of Scotland in 1 21 53
Dinourga and Scouana hosted the annual marathon won by G McCrea of Scotland who finished 12 yards ahead of Hans Holmer of New York. McCrea clocked 1 21 53. Holmer was the 1914 winner and placed second this year.
Indiana Feels Marshall For Vice President Ticket
Indiana hopes to place Vice President Marshall on the ticket in the state primary. Friends plan to file his name in Indiana and later in other states. President Wilson will also be filed for renomination in Indiana at the same time.
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Washington
Jan
Marshall
Indiana
Wilson
Government Drops Case Against Jessie Cope
Chicago January report states the federal government dropped its case against Miss Jessie Edigabeth Cope who allegedly aided in transporting from New Orleans to Chicago by Col. Charles Alexander. The action involved extortion and bribe allegations connected to Bureau of Investigation officials. Despite the indictment, officials say the government’s action against Cope is not closed. Rudolph Blankenburg retires as Philadelphia mayor ending reform era control and Thomas B. Smith assumes office as Republican leader.
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Chicago
Jesse Edigabeth Cope
Charles Alexander
Providence
Inva Mann Act
Misa Cope
Alexander
Hilton C. Clasbaugh
The
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Seattle Mayoral Race Names Council and Police Figures
Ericl son, president of the city council, and Austin E. Grimiths, former councilman and police chief, are named as mayoral candidates. Tickson will not resign. Mayor Gi vows action. Despite bad weather, 50 voters registered this morning, first on the rolls being a woman. The election is scheduled for March.
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Woon
San
Ericlson
Austin
E. Grimiths
Aled
Tickson
New England mill workers reject wage increase plan
Nashua New Hampshire January 3 mill operatives across New England decline the proposed per cent wage rise set to take effect today. United Textile Worker Union leader Joan Golden of Fall River said workers have long sought a 10 percent raise. In Milwaukee Ida M McNab won a district supreme court breach of promise suit against mill owner John S Kinney Palatka Michigan reversed by the court of appeals.
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N. H
New el Wit
Joan Golden
Falliver
United Textile Worker Union
Golden
Washington
Jan
Ida M. McNab
Milwaukee
District Supreme Court
John 8. Kinney
Palatka, M’ch
Court of Appeal
Surveying Methods Fail to Reveal Hidden Rocks and Ledges
The old memon or hydrographic surveying with the lead line is Ade quate for showing the slopes of the bottom, but does not reveal the pres ence of all isolated rocks and ledges, such as abound on some coasts and
Wire drag aids safe navigation says Scientific American
The United States coast and Geodetic Survey use a wire drag system to depths observed, towed by multiple power boats, revealing dangers and patches of pinnacle reefs along approaches to Boston Plymouth route and Cape Cod canal. The method will display all hazards on waters charts, reducing risks to mariners.
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Scientific American
United States Coast and Keodetic Survey
Boston
Plymouth
Cape Cod Canal
First petition filed under new optional nomination law
Salem, Ore. Jan 3 the first petition under the new optional nomination law filed with the secretary of state by Charles H Carey of Portland to place his name on the Republican ballot for delegate at large to the national convention in Chicago May 1 1924 a $15 fee accompanies the petition the law allows any qualified voter to have a name on the ballot for any office by paying the fee nomination by petition remains in force also noted are Michigan petitions to place Roosevelt on presidential primary ballots and schedules for the South Butte camp meetings at Stevens and Manley hall on Tuesday evenings for locals.
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Ore
Charles H. Carey
Portland
Larg
Chicago
Lansing
Mich
Jan
Colonel Roosevelt
Michigan
Mr. Roosevelt
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