American players defeat Australians in Davis Cup match
United States rivals, led by McLoughlin and Williams, dominated the Davis Cup tie in New York. McLoughlin disposed of Rios while Williams and Doust produced a close encounter as the Americans claimed the win, with prospects of advancing to face Germany later in the month.
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Ritchie and Rivers Bout Off Over Weight Clash
San Francisco reports the July 4 title fight between Willa Ritchie and Yoo Rivers is canceled by the promoter after failed weight terms. Ritchie won’t concede above 134 pounds, while Rivers stands firm near 144. potential successors include Bud Anderson, Ad Wolgast, Ora, and Freddie Welsh.
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Yoo Rivers
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Bud Andarson
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Ora
Joe Mandot
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Freddie Welsh
Dugland
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Bud Andersson
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Chuch Wminsell
Wolgast Weelang Fight Plans Near Confirmation
Report from San Franciano on June 6 states manager Tom Jones of Volgast and Mitchie's Billy Nolan discussed a possible one round fight on July 4. Promoter Ney was considering Aitente against Joe Nivers while Graney kept the matter under advisement.
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Criticisms force him to give up European trip
Philadelphia June 6 due to criticisms Arthur Sibbins, Mercersburg academy sprinter, abandoned plans to travel to England and Scotland championships. Mercersburg authorities learned of the intention to send Robinson across Europe, altering summer plans as the team faced setbacks and local decisions.
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Racing result from unclear page with mixed text
Unclear OCR text lists multiple horse racing results with names like Hutstris Sly Averseot Yuba Thine and notes such as won second third and odds. Fragments appear garbled, making precise outcomes and entities difficult to confirm. The readable items suggest a set of race placements and odds without coherent structure.
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Yuba
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Isilenir
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Western Conference Meet at Madison
Morrison Wisconsin reports the thirteenth Western Intercollegiate Conference track and field meet set to be held at the University of Wisconsin. Participants include many top colleges from the region with 257 nominations and notable entrants from Illinois and Missouri. California shows withdrawal of Beeson and two ineligible runners.
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Baseball Trust Probe Aims At Monopoly Claim
Representative Gallagher of Winds announced a pending investigation into a so called baseball trust with a House hearing set within a week. He asserted that two witnesses would suffice to prove monopoly charges and named Torace Vogel and other figures from the Philadelphia National League and clubs across New York, St Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Buffalo as parts of the case.
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Odds Favor Wolgast In Next Tuesday Battle
Los Angeles June 1 Odds of 40 to Wolgast in its scheduled 20 round bout with Johnny Dundee of New York next Tuesday were offered today. Wolgast expected to be a 2 to 1 favorite before ring time. Morse offers to box Ray Cogill anywhere in the state and will allow Conait to weigh 140 pounds at 3 pm.
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Reorganization Sale and Berlin Art Exhibition Notes
A fragment notes a reorganization sale at 31 N Main and reports a German imperial decree banning certain wartime paintings from an upcoming Berlin art exhibit. It mentions Anton von Werner and a Sedan Day review, plus a Russian painter’s 1877 campaign depiction and a ban on Horthron soldiers. Also references Barry Avednas known as Sir John Tibbock and profiles of bankers Hageshot and Ludshach’s partner.
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Man suffers foot gash while cutting on Allen farm
Don Harrington cut a bad gash in his foot with an axe while clearing brush on MILL creek on the Allen farm. He was taken to St Ann's hospital in Anaconda where Dr Rizer said the wound is not serious. He returned home to convalesce for a few days.
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State speed laws under review in Anaconda cities
An article reports on the state speed law revisions affecting ten cities, detailing that motor vehicles must not exceed 60 miles per hour outside city limits and eight miles per hour in thickly settled business districts, with ongoing legislative and regulatory interpretations. The piece notes Attorney General input, court guidance, and historic context of highway rules influencing modern enforcement and vehicle operation.
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Edison Merrill Dies in Anaconda Hospital
Edison Merrill died yesterday morning at St. Ann's hospital after several days of pneumonia. The 62 year old resident, born in Wisconsin, had lived in Helena for 18 years and at 1 East Fourth street in Anaconda. A member of the Independent Order of Red Men, Loyal Order of Moose, Royal Highlanders, and the Anaconda Mill and Smelter Men's union, he was known as "Dad." Funeral arrangements will be announced and services will be held at the Christian church.
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Deer Lodge and Powell Counties Pool Interests Agreement
County commissioners approved a joint pool project between Deer Lodge and Powell counties to share a state fair exhibit this summer. Each county will contribute 739 dollars toward a single exhibit to be displayed at the fair, with combined funding for the planned showcase.
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