Runners prep for Denver track racing from Montana stables
Montana thoroughbreds depart Butte for Denver for a June 12 start, with Gemmell and Howard stables sending eight and four runners respectively. Notables include Hilda Conley and Decency. Sammy Smith to ride, and Mild entries like Montauk Don, Francis G., and Patriotic. Jockeys and trainers relocate to oversee mounts as state horses target Denver and Reno meetings amid a crowded racing season.
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Williane Gemmell
Butte
Denver
Franc Howard
Gemmell
Hilda Conley
Fity
Secek
Weinas
Sy Gemmell
Decency
Fhily
Swarts Til
Folk Dun
Lew Hill
Bob Farley
Howard Stable
Jack Payne
Tagan
Zool
Sinck
Che Tring
Matthews
Montana
Overland
Marty Higgins
Oe Bi Nell
Montauk
Don
Sainest
Raney Nell
William Eingleton
Southern Tracks
Martha McKee
Bert Getty
Francis G
Dennis
Staffords
Otto Kahn
Wasach
Robert Santon
Scott Peck Hax
Tal Taee
Srucker
Jack ‘Thombson
York
Tae'areewon
Juares
Pino
Taiov
Reno
Antic Pated
Till Finn
Hengeack
al Dobson
Yrestern
Butte and Taconda
Hearst
West
Daly Games Scheduled at Atlantic Street Grounds
At the Atlantic street grounds this evening the Silver Bow Park and Meaderville Young Men's club will play Mail. Tomorrow evening the Meaderville club and the Eastside Athletic Club will play. On Friday evening the Meaderville club and the Ingleside club will play.
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Atlantic Street
Silver Bow Park
Meaderville
Meader Vile Club
Eastside Athletic Club
Meaderville Club
Ingleside
Coffey Easily Wins Over Flynn in Ninth Round
New York May 31 Jim Coffey the Dublin Giant stopped Jim Flynn the Pueblo fireman in the ninth round of their 10 round open at Brighton Beach. Flynn fought gamely with one hand bleeding from the nose and mouth but Coffey outboxed him in every round and left him bleeding and unable to continue after his seconds threw in the sponge.
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New York
Jim Coffey
Dublin
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Brighton Beach
Flynn
Coffey
Gas Poison in the Trenches Reported Casualties
London reports the latest British casualty figure from gas use on the western front. The second Battalion Lancashire Fusileers lists 408 men suffering gas poisoning, a sign of the effectiveness of German gas employed in combat.
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London
Western Front
Lancashire Fusileers
De Palma Wins Fifth Indianapolis 500 in Record Time
Ralph De Palma triumphed in the 500 mile International Sweepstakes at Indianapolis, finishing in 5 hours 3 minutes 4.9 seconds at an average speed of 89.84 miles per hour. Dario Resta, second, challenged throughout, with the race marking a high speed high drama on a chilly brick track. Ten drivers shared the $50,000 prize, De Palma taking $20,000 as winner.
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Indianapolis
Ralph de Palma
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Stene Thomas
Dario Resta
Esta
de Palma
oroKen
Speedway
Ralph De_ Palma
Carlo Resta
Gil Anderson
Earl Cooper
Army battler draws with Gibbons in Ebbetts field bout
Battler Levinsky outboxed Dan Flynn while Johnny Dundee from this city defeated Johnny Drummie in two rounds. The article notes a 10 round program with Bartfield versus Gibbons ending in a draw, highlighting weights 148 and 155 pounds.
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Bartfield
United States Army
Ebbet's Feld
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Gibbons
Battling Levinsky
Dan Porky
Flynn
Boston
Levinsky
Johnny Dundee
Johnny Drummie
Dundee
Drumimie
Final Reserve Ordered to German Colors Report Dates
The Reichsanzeiger in Berlin publishes an order calling all final reserve and landsturm first class members to report. Bavaria is exempted. Germans in Germany must report between June 11 and June 10, with others abroad reporting as soon as possible.
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Amsceraum
Away
London
Reichsanzeiger of
Berlin
Fac
Olor
Landsturm
Bavaria
Germany
Last phase of Leo Frank clemency bid before state prison commission
In Atlanta on May 31 the final appeal for commutation in the Leo M. Frank case opened before the state prison commission. Frank, not present, seeks clemency after a long legal fight through state and federal courts and the U S Supreme Court. Witnesses include Mrs Frank and Judge Roan’s affidavit, detailing a hostile atmosphere surrounding the trial. The commission is to forward its recommendation to the governor within about ten days for final action.
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Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Frank
United States Supreme Court
W. A. Howard
Roan
Leo M. Frank Fudge Roan
Brothernolaw
Tne
Booth” Rogers
John Simcke
Mary Phagan
Mineola McKnight
Nito
W. M. Howard
Hnd Frank
Georgia
Governor Foss
Massachusetts
Independent Order of Sons of Israel
John M. O'Connor
Dief
Criminal Court
Cook County
Chicago
Frank Cou Nities
Funeral notices for Fandrey Lamoreux Dean announced
Funeral details for Joseph Fandrey Joseph Lamoreux and Carl Dean announced from family residences and local parlors with masses and interments planned. Services include 3 Harrison Street Me Sta Kemper Avenue and Mount Moran Cemetery, Catholic Cemetery arrangements pending.
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Harrison Treet
Tims
Joseph Fandrey
Kemper Avenue
Sfount Moran Cemetary
Tamoneux
Joseph Lamoreux
Heart Church
Carl Dean
Fmaine
Sherman A
Funeral notice for Jer mint Conroy scheduled
The funeral for Jer mint Conroy will be held tomorrow morning at Sovslock at the family residence 2 Summit street. The service will be conducted at 8 o clock with Bish being celebrated.
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Conroy
Jermint Conroy
Sovslock
Summit Street
Tomse'stary
Chumen
Death of Charles Lyford at age 55 in Trinity
Charles Lyford died early yesterday morning at 421 South Washington Street. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family residence, then proceed to St Johns Episcopal Church for further services conducted by Rev. C F Coal and Rev John Rowe. He was aged 55 and a member of the local community.
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Berrymad
Wilt ‘Berryman
Trinity
John
St Johe's Episcopal Church
Rev
C.F. Coal
Late Judge Roan Letter Urges Clemency for Leo M Frank
The hearing on Leo M Frank's clemency bid included a letter from the late Judge L S Roan, who presided at the trial. Dated December 1914, Roan asked the prison commission and governor to commute Frank to life if guilt remains unproven. He cited uncertainty tied to Conley testimony and urged truth seeking. The letter was read amid strong interest as its existence was previously unknown.
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L. Roan
Leo M. Frank
Frank
State Prison Commission
Luther Rosser
Reuben R. Ambid
Roan
New York
Thad
le Chargc
Conley
Mobile
Ala
John C. Anderson
Alabama Supreme Court
Glaton
Georgia
British Foreign Office Chief Sidelined For Rest Break
London on May 31 the foreign secretary Edward Grey has been signed to discontinue duties for a short rest. An official statement says Lord Crewe will take charge of foreign affairs for Great Britain at the request of Premier Asquith and the Marquis of Lansdowne will assist.
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London
Edward Grey
Lord Crewe
Asquith
Great Britain
Marquis of Lansdowne
British and Danish Ships Day's Results
London May 31 6p m The British steamer Dixiana torpedoed off Ushant last Saturday while sailing from Savannah Georgia to Swansea Wales was landed at Barry dock today according to the liner's recital several shells were fired at the steamer this was the only warning they had.
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London
Ushant
Savannah
Swansea
Wales
Sarant
Barry Dock
Council sessions to open with talks by officials
The opening of tomorrow’s business sessions will feature remarks by Governor James Withycombe and Mayor H. J. Atbee. President Mrs. Pennybacker will follow with a speech on The Spirit of the Federation.
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Welf
James Withycombe
H. JR. Atbee
Pen-nybacker
The
Federation
Aquitania in distress reported by travelers
York readers report sightings that the liner Aquitania, then described as the largest British ship, ran aground near the Mersey while allegedly returning troops from Liverpool on May 1. Casard line offices claimed no mishap information. passengers spoke of lightering cargo and troop transfer in a Dardanelles campaign context.
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York
Pargenkersay
Steamaty
Lapland
Liverpool
Mersey
Cashard Line
Dardas Yelles
General Federation brings out many women in Oregon
In Oregon May 3 the General Federation of Women's Clubs held a reception for the national council. A corridor of the hotel overflowed with roses as women from many states gathered. Mrs Percy V Pennybacker led the reception with Mrs Sarah A Evans Mrs Sp Albee and Mrs John P Vollmer assisting.
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Ore
States of Union
National Council of the
Taal Federation of Women's Clubs
Fra
Federey
Suse
Percy V. Pennybacker
Federation
Sarah A. Evans
Oregon Federation
Sp. “Albee
Portland
John P. Vollmer
Executed Mexican Spy Jose Acero In Sonora Graveyard
In Naco Sonora Jose Acero a spy was executed before hundreds of spectators mostly Americans He stood by his grave as the firing squad entered through a gap in a whitewashed fence The Mexican officials said his offense was delaying American gamblers and an alleged association with American women.
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Naco
Sonora
Maysi
Aus
Jose Acero
Aday
Acero
Germany
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Spectato
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Sherman & Reed
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M. J. Walsh
Nat Park Street
Joseph Richards Ector
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Belgian War Department
Weill
Belgium
Mr, Grey
Montana Mattress and Furniture Company
Mont
Annou Sanaring
Aquitania
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