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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1912

Page

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Harlem Boxer Attell Fight Fix Claims Stir San Francisco

A San Francisco report quotes manager Buckley and promoter Coffroth on alleged fix proposals by Harry Attell to Tommy Murphy for a bout in Colma. Murphy and Buckley deny any agreement while Attell suffers a severe injury to his speech after the confrontation. Murphy travels to prepared for a bout with Parke McFarland in Kenosha as Ed Farley and Gunboat Smith seek matches ahead of the March 12 winner-take-all card.

San Francisco Mare Knochkent Attell Marion Tommy Murphy Murphy Tauies Buckler Buckley Heis Los Angeles Johnny Kilbane Buckey Attel Atel Colma Mourvhy

Jockey Carter Narrowly Escapes Injury at Jigrez Race

March meeting reports chaos on the first turn as Pooh crowds the fence while Jockey Carter rides. Winners include Maude Me Ke at 4 to 1 and Rose Rablee at 1 to 1, with multiple races detailing times and placements.

Carter Pooh Henry Rose Rablee Mase Rose Mme Juarez Calumpthian Ime Dio Hearts Relief Charles Gren Til John Griffin Lex Prine Winter Ind Bob Lynch Kid North Wert Johnson Illph Franze Brel

Baseball Trust Most Autocratic Says Gallagher Resolution

March 1 report from New York notes Representative Gallagher of Illinois proposed a seven member special committee to probe alleged abuses by the baseball trust. The measure accuses a governing commission of fixing salaries and schedules, stifling competition, and enslaving players with terms or bans. League leaders deny a trust exists and defend open competition, while comments from executives abound on salaries and leagues planning expansion.

Washington Gallagher Illinois Whit Stong Iegal Combina Baseball Trust

Herrmann Slams Baseball Trust Inquiry as Joke

August Herrmann, president of the national baseball commission, called the proposed investigation into a baseball trust a joke. He said there is no baseball trust and that investigations can occur without the commission objecting, noting that different prizes are charged under different rules.

Cinemnei Chia Cunereesman Gallaguvrs Iwis Baseball Trust August Herrmann National Baseball Cursumissi Herrmann

Philadelphia Aims to Rebuild Penn Track Team Abroad

Mike Murphy, athletic trainer and coach for the University of Pennsylvania track team, returns from illness and plans to actively supervise candidates. Boxing results from New Orleans postponed due to weather. Welterweight bout slated for April in St. Louis. Kubik defeats Merun in Pittsburg heavyweight bout with Moran saved from KO in the eighth. Wrestling notes from Rostan and Shira gut matches in Baltimore and Rochester event lead by Larry Sutton.

Piltedelphia Mike Murphy University of Pennsylvania Henith Gine Frankinield Albany N.Y Maren al Kubik Bet Vank Merun Pittsburg Kuhiuk Marginali Hell Moran

South American fountain tale contrasts water need and cost

A dated New York Sun excerpt recalls a South American dictator's showpiece fountain bought for 230 but with no plan for water. The agent improvised giant pipework to supply seven miles of water, then shipped as six-foot lengths, reflecting on commerce and luck in historical trade tales.

New York Sun Republies Jie Salpi Umut

DAY'S DEVELOPMENTS IN POLITICAL WORLD

In Los Angeles on March 11 delegates from eight Southern California counties gathered for President Taft's renomination. Former Speaker Philip A. Stanton, endorsed by Roosevelt for opposing jingoism in 1909, chaired. Col. Charles Miflh Hammond, Roosevelt’s California Republican club head, gave the main address.

Los Angeles California Wift Eouth Fohn

Mexican capital shows renewed confidence in government

In Mexico City March 11 a buoyant mood spread among Mexicans and foreigners as loyalty demonstrations bolstered officials. Officials report 2600 troops in Torreon plus potential reinforcement, while publishers face repression for anti government material. Volunteers near Torreon are being mobilized for deployment.

Mexico City March Torreon Qrozeo Porreon War Department Interior Department Uumlus Madero Argll Torens Delive Gonzales

Lynching of Aurelia Boytt Roevoled in Moutern Conflict

V-News reports Aurelia Boytt a former Moutern captain was lynched in Dourins, Ariz by 1Grebola nede Cutpos. The region also suffered looting of T Of Chmpas and widespread wire-cutting amid the unrest.

Dovagtor Ariz Darch Dourins Aurelia Boytt Moutern 1Grebola T of Chmpas

Unclear Regional Report On Food Shortages and Aid

Fragmentary report notes Americans and others in Torreon and Dil tan receiving food Mipples amid reduced empañosment and aid. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, making precise attribution difficult but suggesting a relief or distribution issue in a Mexican locale.

Torreon

Patriotism at Luxembourg Ties Expose Global Pride

The Lowon Chronicle notes town patriotism runs worldwide with serious focus on Luxembourg. It discusses the heated moral tone as locals compare leaders and conversations about who deserves praise for national displays and how to measure loyalty.

Butte manager touts fadeaway phenom for spring camp

Charlie McCafferty, manager of Butte’s Whivh league team, touts a new pitcher hailed as a fadeaway phenom. The player vows an open-air spring regimen near Butte, with training to begin April 1 and a schedule set for 22 days of drills to prep for an April 23 opening in Missoula.

Chartie McMufferly Butte Wonder Waddell Pennsylvania Charlie Iis Joan Henrussy Bookel Carlie Gregaon Springs Hamilton Blankenship Garden City McClatterty Wafora Chicago Cubs McCafferty Ike Jack Tauscher Spokane McNefferty Richardson Anaconda Snahager Chariie Salt Lake Ho Iy Wil

Baldwin to Clash with Leach Cross in New York Bout

Matty Baldgwis, a lightweight contender from Aghtinglen, is set to face Leach Cross of New York. Baldgwis has long chased the Champtionatin title but has not yet reached the ultimate goal.

Baldwin Leach Cross Matty” Baldgwis New York

Peace Treaty Ends Tong War In Chinatown

Reports say rival tongs led by Lin Sing Hopalngy and Bley Ying signed a truce after days of street clashes across Chinatown. Police sealed the area as negotiators from Six Companies prepared a formal settlement, while observers noted broad support for peace among local merchants and residents. Three Chinese were killed in the fighting, which began during the Chinese New Year season and spread through Chinese settlements along the coast.

San Francieco Marety LI Tongs Eade Whinatown le Lin Sing Hopalngy Bley Ying Bney Sing Atterk Oriental Whitm IBM Tlis Soelsty

Tragic Chinese Merchant Found Dead in Alarusia Street Shop

Police uncover Wah Lae, a Chinese merchant, dead inside a locked Alarusia street shop. Officials believe he was slain around a penal act with a corny twist. A notable amount of gold, 3889 in gold, was found in the room, and several items were stolen within three weeks. Authorities pursue leads to identify suspects connected to the tong activity.

Los Angeles Alarusia Street Tia Wah Lae Agus Fleres

Three Men Sentenced To Prison Terms In District Court

Special Diepaten to the Spanilard Missoula March 1 Pred Seals a neg was tried and convicted of dxenlt di thi second Beare. In the datriet vourt hee today wend wis sentenced to vera V4 months in the state prison Ol Paulson plaided Kuthy to rabbis h LOX bar of the Nortern Dadthe in the same court this aftermeh wTwi sentenced to serve one your Th Wy yinie Institution. On account of his penitent alutde wit alum that fe if young in yours Mars Turner arrested hery seaterday for hav ing forged three whecks at Lule wis tt Tnwad to plead gniity to polly Twrnesee Imelead of forgery. Ifewie wentomied in Ferre 40 days in the county fel

Spanilard Missoula Vera Ol Paulson Kuthy Mars ‘Turner Hery Lule Wis Ferre

North Fork road funding approved for county project

Special dispatch reports that county approves 25000 dollars to build a county road from Columbia Walls to settlements in Worth Fork valley. The department must contribute a percentage of the amount. Citizens of Columbia Italia Wylo Fork pledge subscriptions, totaling expected funds by July. Supervisor McLaughlin of the Blackfeet forest pledges all inob and support for the road project.

Crippled San Diego fishing fleet returns after storm

Two of six vessels reported missing reached port in San Diego late today. The fleet was badly crippled after a two day storm. Authorities believe the remaining ships may be at sea or lost.

San Diego Cal Margli Tadlay Bell

Taft Travels From Toledo to Washington After Trip

President Taft concluded a three day visit to Toledo and Chicago and returned to Washington late tonight. He plans a new tour starting Sunday night to Boston and New Hampshire, continuing his travel schedule.

Washington Toledo Chiracn Taft Boston New Hampshire

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