Clabby Recovers To Earn Middleweight Title Shot
Jimmy Clabby of Hammond Indiana outboxed Eddie McGoorty over 12 rounds to earn a world middleweight title chance. Clabby withstood two knockdowns in the opening round, rallied with speed and infighting, and by the final bell the judges deemed him the winner as McGoorty pressed for a knockout. The crowd cheered the referee who promised a fair decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Clady
Hammond
Ind
Jack Dillon
Eddie McGoorty
McIntosh
Clabby
Jimmy
McGoorty
Boxing Commission
McGearty
Clabby—Third, Fourth, Sixth, Seventh, Ninth, Tenth. “McGoorty
Hound
McGonrty
M Goorty
Mac
Eddie
Eide
Buddy Anhols
Frankie Dullivan
Woo Wen
Joe Lemaire
W. F. Floto
Davies
Kid’ Brunell
Harry Forbes
Thoy
Forbes
Brunnell
Kid Fandren
Battling Brandt
Brandt
Pandrea
Fandrea
McGoorty Clary Bout Sparks Return Rumor and Challenges
In a tense battle crowds witnessed a disputed decision as McGoorty and Clary traded heavy blows. Clary vows a August rematch and promoters signal readiness while Clabby heads to Hammond for a June 4 bout with Tim O’Neill and a planned July 4 clash with Jack Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Clary
McGoorty
Butte
Clabby
Hammond
Ind
Tim O'Neill
Jack Dillon
Sam Murburger
Dillon
Jack M.donoush
Missoula Sentinel suspends publication after 30 years
Missoula on June 13 reports the Sentinel will publish its last issue under current organization. A board meeting led to discontinuing the paper while keeping the office. staff were paid, accounts to be settled, and the plant retained for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
The
Sentinel
Western
Montana
Comepany
Thought Gun Unloaded and Companion May Die
Wili Fault aged 12 pulled a rifle from fire debris and aimed at his playmate Willie Mooney aged 17 at their homes. Fault fired thinking the gun unloaded. Mooney suffered a severe eye wound and back of ear injury. He was treated at the emergency hospital and moved to St. Sames hospital. infection risk could be fatal. Fault was arrested and claimed the gun had been played with before and he did not think it was loaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wili Fault
North Covert Street
Willie Mooney
East Broadway
Fault
Mooney
Horst
St. Sames’ Hospital
Young Faust
Miners Celebrate Solidarity in Anniversary Address
In a ceremonial speech at the thirty fifth anniversary event, speakers praise miners for nationwide support and labor solidarity. They highlight the Western Federation of Miners' role, benevolence to the sick, and the push for better wages, conditions, and public schools, while stressing unity among workers across borders. Oklahoma organizer HM Walker receives praise for his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Federation of Miners
Rellers
Walker
United Mine Workers
Oklahoma
Miners Fight Wage Cut Ahead of August Special Vote
Time reads of coal miners opposing legislation reducing wages by 80 percent under new rules that double daily labor to earn daily pay. A special election set for August 5 aims to secure voter support for the measure.
Argyles Edge City Team In Opening Soccer Showdown
It was a fast game as Argyles defeated City 2 0 yesterday afternoon at Columbia Gardens. Northey, Hughes, and Johnson starred for Argyles with strong defense and clever footwork guiding the win despite late light. The lineup included Barnest Macaulay Hughes Nor they McMahon Stevenson Watt Curtis and Rowe officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyles
Columbia Gardens
Hughes
Arayien
Northey
Johnson
Arayles
Stevenson
Watt
Curtis
Omelals
J. Rowe
T. Richards
Webber Stabbed on East Side As Unknown Assassin Flees
Bridges Webber, on an east side street, was stabbed and collapsed near Ninth Street and Broadway. An unidentified man, claiming to be Harry Lowen, 64, arrived at St. Vincent Hospital with a blood loss wound and was later identified as Webber. Webber could not explain the assailant, only noting the stabber was an unknown boy. Detectives involved in Rosenthal investigations were alerted as rumors of plots swirled after convictions in the Tonenthal case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber
Ninth Street
Broadway
Harry Lowen
St. Vincent
Iin
Becker
Herman Tonenthal
Jones
Rosenthal
Cotte Wiend
John Michaels
Third Avenue
Neier Place
Olock
Harvey
Rosenthal Cage
Webs
Sholey
Ais Harrie
Montana Sun River Project Faces Delay Amid Reclamation Clash
President touts aid to Montana as Lane weighs sending irrigation matters to a new reclamation committee. A conference yesterday indicated possible delays, but Montana senators pressed for completion. Newlands pledged support as pressure grows on Secretary Lane and officials to advance the Sun River project despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Lane
Montana
Lane
Reclamation Committee
Sun River
Newell
Reclamation Service
Sanetor Walsh
HN. Savage
A. P. Davie
Newlands
Sterestary Lane
Mille Tiver
Vancouver Beats Portland In Eleven Innings In Northwest League
Vancouver won 3 to 2 over Portland in eleven innings at home. Portland led 2 to 0 in the ninth before a late rally tied the game. In the eleventh, an infield hit and a long fly by Kennick produced the winning run as Stanley and Murray, Wilson and Konieck pitched for Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Columba
Portland
Innin
Kennick
Stanley
Murray
Wilson
Konniek
First Inning Rally Gives Seattle Victory in Rain
Seattle Won after a strong first inning, adding runs from Kantlehener Pitagerald Hardin and Shea Gipe Wally and Cadman. Spokane game postponed due to rain. Tacoma and Spokane halted play as rain swept through Spokane on June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Seatue
Kantlehener
Pitagerald
Hardin
Shea
Gipe
Wally
Cadman
Spokane
Tacoma-Spokane
Fragmented local notice about a tender or sale
The readable text outlines a public notice with details garbled and unclear. It mentions action at a location and date but key names, places, and specifics are missing or distorted.
Funeral notices mix of names and parlor plans
Funeral details for Wille am Jeckins, Hana Hendrickson, Matt Turner, and others are listed with parlor locations and Mount Moriah cemetery interments. Additional notices mention Mrs Hugh Meathan and Mrs May Viol thanking friends, with church and social groups noted.
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Willeam Jeckins
Walen
Mount Moriah
Hendrickson
Se Hana
Will
Orelock
Waly
Mount’ Moriah
Turner
Matt ‘Turner
Walsi
Hugh Meathan
Fighter
Wiliam
Broadway Street
Tee Pee
Sacred Heart
Prienle
Oscar Aorahamson Funeral Service Set for This Afternoon
Inte Oscar Aorahamson will be held at Sherman and Heed funeral chapel this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment follows at Mountain View cemetery.
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Oscar Aorahamson
Sherman & Heed
Mountain View
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Hammond Boy
Cranby
Cy Mulkern
Jerry Harrington
Mose la Fontise
George Siddons
Pete Sullivan
Buddy Anhels
Welr
Mel Intosh
Joe Phillips
New England
HW. Sherman
St. Louis
Joe Thomas
Cornia
Maurice ‘Thompson
Buddy Anholz
Joe Gans
Steve Kets
Charley’ Norvall
Hors
Lettuye
Ign Fen Ieee Eee Te Fet
Scorty
Promly
Clat
Clarity
Toad T
Rome
Ife
Fife
Uni
East
America
Workers of All Nations
Soreey
RJ. Obrien Marshaling Clerks’ Union
John H. Walker
No. 1
Ilinois
Litain
Putte
United States
Bridgie Webber
Northwestern League
Nen
Cers
May
Joseph Richards
Mi Ind
Bell
Sherman & Reed
East Broadway, Butte
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