White Sox after Thorpe for team
James Thorpe, the deposed Olympic star, sought terms from James Callahan to rejoin the Chicago Americans as managers probe expands. The Amateur Athletic Union and Olympic authorities face possible record revisions as Thorpe’s professional status triggers scrutiny of other college players. Sheridan’s title as all around athlete is stripped, with Princeton and New York figures named in the fallout.
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Martty Sheridan Renia
Chicago
James Thorpe
Chicago American Age Club
James Callahan
Chicago Americans
Thorpe
New York
Jorpe
Paate Saino
Ee Stunvan
Amateur Athletic Union
Tod
Mcullivan
Carlisle
Sullivan
Christian Fel
Stockholm
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Sweden
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Sally
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Eabor
J. Brodemus
Princeton
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Lewis
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Moeller
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Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
United States
Canada
W. V. ‘Thompson
Thompson
Oth
Anw
Coane
Germany
England
Australia
Africa
Amers
American Athletic Tear
Mike Murphy
Curlers' Cup Play Decided After Week of Setup
Goodale-Leys trophy curling match ended with Charles team defeating Mutch 12 to 9 after twelve ends. Official lineup included E M Morris C T Campbell Andrew Leck and A W Charles. An unofficial game skipped by D McGregor of Bute and Old Sick Spokane featured McGregor’s team winning 12 to 11.
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Mutch Sind Charles
Charles
F. W. Woodhead
M. A. McMillan
P. A. Alien
F.K. Mutch
E. M. Morris
C.T. Campbell
Andrew Leck
A. W. Charles
D. McGregor
Bute
Old Sick
Spokane
McGregor
Witherspoon
Gitlig
Wilton
Fis
Goodale
Butte
St. Paul
Ministers Back Real Boxing Legislation in Milwaukee
Milwaukee ministers support a state boxing law to define allowed matches and ban prize fighting and brutal slugging after witnessing last night’s bouts. The religious leaders urge clear rules on matches for points and stricter standards in the sport.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Federation of Churches
Curious Signs from a Turbulent Baseball World
The piece blends player chatter about shifts in roster and positions with reflections on figures like Chase Cobb and Tiger, noting Chance’s plans and Wolverton’s struggles. It recounts remarks from Farrell on Chase’s value, Strunk’s rising batting, and brass analyses of 1912 season quirks amid rumors of trades and management changes.
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Strunk
Cobb
Paskett
T. F. Cobb
Dixie
Mack
Oldring
Dingle
Clyde Milan
Clyde
Milan
Amos
Philadelphia
Manager chosen to lead miners and league club
Circling reports from Lonteville say George Duddy signed to lead the Butte club of the Union association. Details remain secret as a railroad official cites quiet plans. Other names mentioned include Lee formerly with Los Angeles and Joe Marshall eyeing a Helena post, with several players seeking contracts and managerial roles.
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Butte
Union Association
Lly
George Duday
George
Ogden
Tam
Loulavile
Gevny
Jess Stovall
William Lea
Lee
Los Angeles
Stovall
Joe Marshall
Helena
Marshalls
BM Hurley
Frank Huelsman
Electrics
Twin City fours leave KS left in curling meet
Paul Minn Jan 2 With four finals played off today and tonight the comspiel of the Northwest Curling association practically ended with Hastings McLeod final in the northwestern trophy event. Twin City rinks remain in unfinished trophies and will finish by Thursday night. Hastings of Minneapolis wins trophy with Dunbar St Paul second prize Williams Winnipeg third Tack Durn Winnipeg fourth Hunter Minneapolis. Dunbar St Paul wins Duluth trophy with Williams Winnipeg second prize Blackburn Winnipeg third, McEver Port Arthur fourth. Northwestern event Hastings Minneapolis wins trophy. Dunbar rink takes grand aggregate and is champion with 18 open victories to date. Williams second with 12 and Tastings Minneapolis third with 12.
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Hastings
Mneapolis
Dunbar
Dr. Williams
Sam Tastings
Minneapolis
Hockey resolutions on death of Will Howarth
Following the death of star hockey player Will Howarth of the Anaconda club, the Butte Reliance game was postponed to Friday. Butte teams met, issued condolence resolutions, praising Howarth’s sportsmanship. In New York a prizefighter Sailor Smith died after a sixth round knockout of Brooklyn’s Sailor Smith. Referee and Smith were arrested.
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Will Howarth
Anaconda
Reliance
Butte
Anconda
Howarth
Ew Fork
Ore
Brooklyn
Smith
Inaugural Seat Requested For Barber Shop Visit
Representative George A. Neeley of Kansas asked the inaugural committee to reserve him a seat near the presidential oath area for a constituent E. F. Boxwell who vowed in 1898 to avoid barber shears until a Democrat took the oath. Neeley cited Boxwell's hair condition and sought easy egress and proximity to a barber shop.
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Washington
Gan
George A. Neeley
Kansas
Wilson
Neeley
E. F. Boxwell
Holsington
Kan
Chicago Markets Slump, Wheat Gains Amid Dull Trade
Wheat and oats held steady in Chicago while corn and provisions declined as trade slowed. Prices showed mixed moves with May wheat near 2% gains, but overall markets faced selling pressure. hog and sheep receipts were mixed and steady to lower compared with last week.
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Chicago
France
Paris
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Shorts
Commission House
Bulge
Eitke
Bamseme
Sun. S
Sgt Duke
Fragmentary Crime Row With Sparse Details
Readable fragment notes 478 cases and entries related to receipts and at mark items. Mentions Chieng and Bate TgweSteay with references to fresh and firsts. Details are unclear, but indicate counts of cases and items including refrigerated goods and beverages.
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Chieng
Jan
Orien
Bate
TgweSteay
Wool market steady with light sales in Texas stock
Boston Jan 2 The cleanup or moving domestic wool cup continues with values holding steady and comparatively light sales, except in new fall Texas stock. Some inquiry reported in nearby Reece s. Very little bidding for the new clip in the West. Quotations Ohio and Pennsylvania washed fleece unwashed fine unwashed 2c Missouri three-eighths bale?
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Boston
Texas
Reeces
West
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Amusie
United States Steel declares quarterly dividends and 1912 earnings
The United States Steel Corporation announces regular quarterly dividends of 14 percent for common stock and 1% percent for preferred stock. End of quarter earnings show net income of 9,077,485 and a surplus of 2,434,80. For 1912 total earnings reach 108,518, as compared with 104,060,005 in 1911, net income 7,?0,?00, and surplus 8,610,139, up 1,123,308 over prior year. Also reports on wool market, sales brisk at firm prices, and Louis, Jan 2. Wool prices by region.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Yili
Rabid Dog Sent From Florin Arrives by Parcel Post
A dead mad dog consigned to the state hygienic laboratory arrived today by parcel post. An autopsy was required to confirm the mad dog label. Dr. W. A. Sawyer declared it a case of rabies. The package originated in Florin, California, where the dog had been shot.
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Berkeley
Vay
State Hygienic Laboratory
W. A. Sawyer
Florin
Cal
New Plant Proposes Wood Block and Detreating Plant Near Missoula
A letter from Day Okes chief engineer of the Kettle River Quarries Company confirms Ale Okes discussed establishing a wood block and detreating plant in or near Missoula. The communication signals a possible investment by the Missoula Chamber of Commerce in local industry.
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Durwyoum, Sessee —Wecretas 2Eg
Missoula
Dreadnought Dock For Austrian Navy Described
Article describes a newly proposed naval dock for Austrian dreadnought battleships. The pontoon measures 41 feet long and substantial height with lateral caissons on each side. It features 80 water compartments and a power compound engine with four 25 ton cranes capable of lifting ships up to 22,500 tons.
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Cone
Austrian Navy
Recenmny
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