Miners Lose In Rough Indoor Contests To University
In a fast paced game at the Holland sink the Missoula Miners faced the university team in a hard hitting indoor match. Despite fierce defense and crowd praise for Bishop and Grunert the Miners trailed 26 to 10 at final, with Foote and Hamilton disqualified amid a heated scramble. The win improves the university’s record as Both teams showed rugged play and high effort throughout.
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Taatalghi
Holland
Jago
Missoula
Mics Aalulette
Thirlt
Viattars
Arthur Adams
Billy Adams
Clinch
Baske
Missoulans
Hamilton
Ryan
Varsity
Weaser
Tis Aiines
Mlewers
Wiel
Beulu
Jong
Blehopfi
Howedge- Agalay
Montgomery
Foote
Wenger
Hoffman
Bishop
Butte
fish—Wrenger
Little
Grunert
Weig- Brule
hine—Hamilton
Giham
Mines
University
Fledlay
Coceh Wallace
Two Records Break in Auto Racing at Ormond Beach
In Ormond Beach, Florida, March, two records fell amid a match race. G. Boernin, driving a highpower French car, covered 19 miles in 1 hour 22 minutes and several seconds, beating Walter Cuifora Bar’s English car. Cedring, in a two-horsepower Italian car, completed a mile in 35 seconds, surpassing Louis Chevrolet’s former mark of 35 seconds.
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Ormond
Fla
Brosel
Ormond Neach
G. Boernin
Walter Cufiora Bar
Cedring
Louis Chevrolet
Bernin
Cedrino
B. Stevens
Montana College Boss Lose Game At Bozeman
In the Montana collegiate series Deer Lodge’s College of Montana boys lost to Bozeman Agricultural College 70 to 8 with ragged play and weak teamwork. Boweman defense bent but did not break as control stayed near opponent’s goal. two standout long throws by Harman for Rozenan and a opening long pass by Lindy featured early brilliance. Crowd large, band played, and a dance followed the game.
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Montana
College of Montana Boys
Deer Lodge
Jos
Agricultural College
Hoya
Veer Lodge Boys
Boweman
Harman
Rozenan
Substitute bill reported for two homestead bills
A Washington dispatch reports a western conference of senators and representatives discussing enlarged homestead bills. They agreed to report a substitute bill, setting a unit of 82,000 acres on nonirrigable lands with continuous cultivation of oneeighth after year one and added entry privileges. Indications point to passage this session, boosting western state settlement.
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Dixon, Mondell and
Emoot
BiG CAR COMPANY CLOSES PLANT IN SOUTH ST LOUIS
The BiG Car Company announces closure of its South St. Louis plant on March 1, laying off about 1,400 workers. The firm says the plant now employs around 11,000, with earlier layoffs in the past weeks. Additional dismissals are expected at three nearby plants as demand wanes.
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Big Car Company
South ST. Louis
St. Louis
Mare
G-Tt
Amerean Car and Foundry Company
Nor Ming Times
BL Louis
Troops at Goldfield Are Going Home Today
United States troops ordered to Goldfield Nevada will break camp and return to quarters at Presidio and Monterey California. No official statement from the War Department on state preparedness to assume order duties.
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Goldfield
Weshingine
United Stats
Ney
Tomercy
London Bout Change As Burns Withdraws From Fight
Tommy Burns the heavy weight boxer withdrew from a planned match against Johnson tonight in London. Report indicates the withdrawal alters the scheduled bout and leaves Johnson awaiting next opponent in the boxing program.
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London
Tommy Burns
Fuck Johnson
Russian prisoner Techaikovaky faces risk of breakdown
In St. Peter and St. Paul fortress, two speciallaty examining Nicholay Techaikovaky report he is in danger of complete nervous and physical breakdown if the present prison regime continues. Mme Tchaikovsky hopes the doctors' findings speed up the trial.
Crank Ghtch Losks New York Match Report
A garbled note from New York describes a wrestling or boxing match where a fighter failed to throw Rogers more than twice. The article mentions difficult conditions and a goal to trip Rogers five times, with a catch as catch can tone.
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New York
March
Wrarie Golo
Lonight
Toe ‘Naers
Rogers
Am Nour
Women committe to cooperate with welfare federation
Prominent women met at the home of Miss Anne Dorgan daughter of J Pierpont Morgan and urged the National Civic Federation to appoint a women's committee to work with the welfare department. At the Colony Club a local auxiliary was formed to become the New York Women's Committee.
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New York
Womner
Odey
Aliss Anne Dorgan
J. Pierpont Morgana
National Civic Federation
Federation
Colony Club
Wotnal
Railroad Officials Oppose Fulton Bill On Rate Hikes
Washington and Mare report rail officers argued before the senate committee on commerce against the proposed act to curb freight and passenger rate increases until the Interstate Commerce Commission reviews fairness. The discussion centers on preventing rate advances pending federal review.
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Washington, Mare
Senits Committee On Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
No Foundation for Rumor of Royal Marriage
Selebon, March 6. A late statement says there is no foundation for the elimination rumor that arrangements are being made for the marriage of King Manuel to Princess Vielork of Germany.
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Selebon
Manuel
Vielork
Germany
Murderous Rampage Ended in Family Tragedy
On March 6 John J. Lynch, intoxicated, shot and killed his mother in law Mrs Catherine Dityman, fatally wounded his wife, and then shot himself in the head. The incident occurred during a domestic dispute and left three family members injured or dead.
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Aver, Cann
Liquar
John J. Lynch
Catherine Dityman
Release of former Wheeling officer shocks local post office tale
In Wheeling West Virginia on March 6 August W Mrehén a former postal police officer who served years in the West Virginia penitentiary system was released amid local talk. Details are sparse but the event draws attention in Moundavile region.
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Wheeling
W. Yau
W. Mrehén
Winter Weather Hits Bloux Gy March First
The heaviest snow and winds of the season struck Bloux Gy today. Snowfall and icy conditions delayed travel while officials urged caution as crews cleared roads and monitored frost.
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Bloux Gy
South Tankoth
Muron
Governor Nominee Jou Dies in Texas Prior Years
A long-ago Republican nominee for governor, Jou, died in Texas years ago. He had contributed to the bonehe of Ina Woaten, with ties to Mina Moreh, Albert Cole, and the groups DUATL and FORAL.
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Forgua Fila
Mina
Moreh
Albert Cole
Jou
Ina
Hoppe Wins Birt Gam In Mixed Volkeling Contest
Chicago March 6 Hoppe defeats Crom Calvin Domarest in a tightly fought event as players vie for top honors in the mixed Volkeling contest.
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Hoppe
Cticagoa
Crom
Calvin Domarest
Allilaed match sparks scoring burst tonight
Reported match notes show a high scorer with 400 points and Demarest adding 4. Total for five nights references Hoppe and Demoreat with figures 000 and 4 547, indicating cumulative tallies and unclear names amid OCR errors.
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Demarest
Hoppe
Demoreat
Oriental Bank Affairs To Be Liquidated
Justice O Gorman approved a plan to liquidate Oriental Bank with a Metropolitan Trust loan of 4 million dollars to pay off all creditors. The trust company will hold the bank’s assets as collateral while receivers are appointed by State Attorney Gemma Tankeson.
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New York
Justice O'Gorjon
Metropolitan Trust Company
Gemma Tankeson
Justice O'Gorman
Visiting Officials Pay Respects to Peruvian Leaders
In Lima on March brief ceremony Lieutenant Commander Cone aboard torpedo destroyer Mola and U S Minister Camba with Military Attaché Cordier met President Pardo and paid respects to Premier Polo and War Minister Eleayuru. They were hosted aboard the Peruvian cruiser Lutan by Commander Lasitos.
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Lima
Peru
Cone
Four Black Victims Reported Fatally Harmed in Mob Action
Hawkinsville Georgia reports indicate four Black people were killed amid a double serious case involving Warren Hart and his wife. Two deaths occurred during interference with the mob. others are implicated and fearing further mob fatalities. Many Black residents are fleeing the area.
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Hawkinsville
Warren Hart
Roosevelt on Record Against Child Labor
Washington reports President Roosevelt has addressed the Indiana Manufacturers' Association in response to protests over the Beverlega child labor bill. He reiterates support for congressional enactment of laws regulating child labor in the District of Columbia and U S territories if the federal measures fail to pass.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Indiana Manufacturers' Association
Congress
District of Columbia
Territories
Mr. Jackson welcomes a full investigation in New York
The hearing in the cash of Nathan Widever, once a special deputy attorney general, on charges of attempted embezzlement, opened before Magistrate Sherman. Mrs Montgomery testified while Assistant District Attorney Eressel conducted direct examination. Adjournment set for next Wednesday as Montgomery’s testimony echoed his affidavit. Attorney General Jackson suggested possible influence over the attorney general’s office, hoping for a thorough probe and prosecution if guilt is proven.
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New York
Nathan Widever
William Montgomery
Sherman
Montgomery
Eressel
Jackson
Vinaver
Attorney General’s
Gmneral
Cureby Cuticura at City Missin Cureby Cuticura at City Missin
A missionary recounts a case of severe skin sores and malnutrition in a young woman. After failed treatments, a Cuticura regimen with soap and Resolvent brought rapid improvement, enabling her to work and leave for a better life within five weeks. Public testimonial by Laure Dono Bates, New York, 1907.
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Cutiaura
Otrong
Laure Dono Bates
Thifth Ave
New York
N.Y. Mar
Hughes at Dinner Urges Fair Rail Regulation
Governor Hughes told a dining audience that people demand adequate railroad regulation but seek just and well considered rules. He cited the New York Public Service Commission as a model for aligning traffic systems with patrons and carriers. General Passenger Agent George A. Sullen introduced him as "the man who does big things."
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New York
Hughes
Iratic Club Innight
Tailrona
New York Public Service Commission
George A. Sullen
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Road
Coming to America to Finance Railroad Plans
London dated report notes Robert Fleming will sail tomorrow for the United States to represent a committee in securing support to examine the railroad company assets. The aim is to assess mortgage potential and future capital needs and to draft a plan with American stockholders for reorganizing the company. An Atchison March 6 dispatch mentions an army car from Governor's Island to Port Leavenworth arriving late, to complete the 27 mile leg.
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London, March
Robert Fleming
Wil Sill
United States
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Atchison, Kan
Governor's Island
Port Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
Unclear Russian Theft Incident Reported Nearby
In Ekaterinoch Russia a Cossack camp surrounded a small group of eight thieves. Attackers used shotguns and attack methods. seven of ten attackers remained active. One thief was killed amid the clash. further details are not clearly legible.
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Ekaterinoch
Russia
Jilmeett
Thomp-son Mrs. Campbell Passes After 43 Years in Louisville
Mrs Thompson Campbell, daughter of Rev Alexander Campbell who founded the Campbelite church, dies in Washington after 43 years of ministry in Louisville, Ky, with service and obituary noting long tenure.
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Washington
Bel Thompson
Alexander Campball
Eharch
Thownson
Loulaville
Treasury buys 100000 ounces of silver for Denver delivery
Washington March 8 the treasury department announced the purchase of 100000 ounces of silver for delivery in Denver at 6379 cents per ounce. The action reflects a government move to stockpile metal amid market fluctuations.
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Washington
Treasury
Denver
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