Greatest prize fight in America recalled at New Orleans
Memoir from a Gulfport sportswriter recalls the Ryan Sullivan bout at Barnes hotel in New Orleans, describes the crowd, water sales, and the nine round stoppage. Sullivan defeated Paddy Ryan in the ninth with Ryan unable to match his foe. The piece notes the event as a defining early American prize fight and mentions Frank Stuart and Frankie Mussel.
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ed Anderton-Knocksut_ Brown
Fogel Threatens Another Sensation in Baseball Expose
Chicago reports Horace Fogel, former Philadelphia National League president, accepted a $10 offer to syndicate articles alleging baseball is crooked. Garry Herrmann and Ban Johnson plot to identify the backer, with Charles Murphy connected to Fogel’s probe. The effort faces questions about authenticity and past alliances, while other briefs note Duffy Lewis rejoining Boston and Petroskey drawn in a Pacific coast boxing draw.
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American League
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National Commission
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East
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Cenlar
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Fisking
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Unclear Lease Assurance to Avert Grounds Closure
A joint union assessment team reviews lease stability this season. McKeene emphasizes that cancellation is unlikely this year and suggests John Brooks may provide assurance. Decision on attention will come in two to three days. McKeene mentions a show site for next year, but it will not be available this season.
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John Brooks
Whitehall Girls Trim Three Forks In Rough Showdown
Whitehall high school girls defeated Three Forks 22 to 16 in a hard fought game at Clinton's hall. Miss Noble and Miss Martius starred for Whitehall after the break as fouls mounted late. A large Three Forks crowd attended with postgame honors for the visitors.
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Miss Martius
Two Bills Left for Conference in Montana House Vote
The Montana House debates conference on two bills as Holt substitute loses on a detailed vote. The Lovelace motion carries, and House Bill 26 passes 48 to 2, placing highways under local control with various other measures advancing or failing in committee.
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Johnson
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Lemmon
Lovelace
McNally
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Mayfeld
Norton
Poulsson
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Smith
Sp Gen
Stewart
Sullivan
Sweet
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Ward
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Huddleston
McMahon
Murphy
Murray
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Davidson
Consolation Final At Rink Tonight In Anaconda
Six teams from Anaconda and Butte vie in a consolation final bonspiel at the South Montana curling rink. Dunn and McGregor lead Anaconda contenders toward the Inter-city trophy as fans expect tight, skillful play and warm hospitality. Boston spring training opens with Americans shipping out players and other clubs sending minor leaguers to Springs Arkansas.
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Anaconda
Tutte
Dunn
McGregor
Consol Int
Hower
McMilan
Harker
Butte
Captain Rostron Arrives to Receive Decorations
Captain A H Rostron, commander of the Carpathia, arrives in Washington to receive a gold medal voted by Congress for rescuing Titanic survivors and the Victoria Cross. He will also receive the Maan cross of Honor at the British embassy. Mrs Rostron accompanies the English steamer commander.
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Rostron
Turkey to entrust peace efforts to powers?
London dispatch notes reticence over Turkey taking its peace bid to the great powers with no conditions. The Daily Telegraph reports belief that Turkey may abandon stipulations while pursuing a settlement. A separate medical note mentions a San Francisco dog receiving a silver hinge implant for a hind limb recovery.
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Turkey
Halkan Biles
Daily Telegraph
Senate Ed Code Amendments Move Education Diploma Plan
In the senate the committee on durational reported favorably on HLB. No. 129 the educational code with amendments including that graduates of the four year course who can prove successful teaching in public schools may obtain a life diploma. A further amendment struck the Bible reading without comment provision from the House Will. The senate in committee of the whole recommended H. B. No. 336 affecting Yellowstone counties and the Northern cake rail roads at Lavina Cushman.
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Clerk of
Montana Fish Commission
Butte
House
Senate
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State Board of Education
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Rohds
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Cushman
Garment Workers Strike in New York Settled
In New York the garment workers strike was settled after talks. Workers accepted terms including eight-hour days and the open shop principle, ending the dispute that affected the industry.
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No comment from Wilson on canal arbitration note
New York regan says the British note proposing arbitration of the canal question prompted no definite statement from President-elect Wilson. He declined to comment beyond denying published reports that he has taken a final stand against free tolls and urged no position.
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