Roller Rink To Host Boxing Bouts At New Pavilion
Plans call for a roller rink venue on South Street to host indoor boxing bouts. A 19 000 seating capacity, new seating, heating, and center elevated ring pit will be installed. Organizers aim to stage one round bouts if the Governor signs or vetoes the boxing bill. Local promoters, including Bird McDonough, back local fighters and preliminaries to feature rising ring talent while keeping doors open to the town’s boxers.
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J. T. Byrnes
Hotland
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Erate
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Bird McDonough
Tocal Bolt
Berginiy
Indiana racing bill passes legislature and goes to governor
Indianapolis March 1 the Indiana legislature passed a racing commission bill setting license limits from 1 to 3 dollars and requiring promoters to obtain commission approval before licensing as terms for local conditions and patronage. The measure provides court review on license refusals. In New York, Wells and Smith face heavyweight fate study with a Madison Square Garden bout to showcase the combative matchups for the week.
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Races and bouts headline busy Oxford and US sports card
Reports from Oxford on the seventieth renewal of the boat race near London note both crews finishing preliminary training on the Putney to Mortlake course. In boxing, McAllister versus Meehan draws bets as McAllister seeks to defend amateur and professional titles, while baseball details from Sacramento highlight Frank Avellanes and a Chicago team setback. In golf, Favargue prepares for the British Open after strong South of France play. A French aviator set a new record at a Paris aero station, flying to 6000 meters.
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Philadelphia Pitchers Rotate In Exhibition Tilt
The article notes today from 9 to 1 that Houck Plank and Hare alternated as pitchers for Philadelphia. Philadelphia regulars plan to start homeward tomorrow while other named players and events are briefly mentioned amid varied sports and public notices.
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Fate of Racing in East Is Undecided
New York march 11 Whether charge racing on New York state tracks is to be resumed remained an open question after a meeting of representatives of racing associations. Philip J. of the Brooklyn Queens County Jockey Club called it a difficult problem with no definite arrangements. Engeman of the Brighton Beach Racing Association attended, others refused to speak for publication. Belmont of the Westchester association and Butler of Empire City Racing were also present.
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Browns Tame St Louis As Waco Wins Narrowly
In Waco Texas on March 1 the local Texas league squad defeated the St Louis American team by 9 to 1. Schwenk, Stone and Weldman, new recruits, pitched for St Louis.
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Chicago Markets Report Signals Mixed Wheat Decline
Chicago markets show wheat at multi month lows with rumors of demobilization stirring cautious selling. Corn oats and provisions fall as traders weigh government data and large packer sales. receipts and prices vary across futures and cash markets.
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Christian socialism debated by Ward at auditorium speech
Dr Harry Ward argued that Jesus sided with the poor and workers, challenging Christian churches to embrace socialism as a protest against unchristian methods of modern industry. The talk drew Methodists and others, with questions about Christ's stance and wealth inequality. Ward planned to continue his tour to Idaho and beyond.
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Mexico Faces Revolt and UK Recognition in Huerta Crisis
Reports from Mexico City indicate Huerta's government gains UK recognition while rebels in Coahuila and Sonora threaten stability. 10000 federal troops to Sonora to crush secession. tensions rise as northern states fear invasion and various factions shift allegiances. Rebels flee with silver, American trackers observe movements near Sonora.
Turbulent Anglo Mexican War Battles Rattle Northern Cities
Fighting rages across Sonora and Chihuahua as federal forces clash with constitutionalists. Reports describe surrounding Parral and Nacozari victories, heavy casualties, and rioting townspeople amid bombardments and retreats. United States border neutrality concerns rise with filibuster threats and Mexican political shifts in Chihuahua City and Mexico City.
Mexico Recognition Debated as Huerta Regime Ends
Washington reports an inquiry from the Mexican foreign office on formal recognition of Mexico's provisional government. The State Department weighs extending recognition, with Senor Rabasa, a 36 year old English speaking envoy, seen as a key authority on later events. Ambassador Wilson has engaged with the Huerta administration on a de facto basis.
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Death toll from February city clash at national palace
Mexico City battle near the national palace on February 9 left a death toll reported by military authorities. The Noume list names 150 women, 6 children, 208 non combatant men, 10 militiamen students and 49 federal soldiers, with the rest rebels.
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Maytorena Denounces Reception on Mexican Uprising Report
Maytorena denounces the reception given today in Sonora as Huerta’s secretary reports foreign capitalInterest in the Sonora uprising. He claims Huerta offered aid to subdue Sonora. Tucson Arizona.
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Sutton and Tomcost Win in St Louis Balk Line Tourney
In St Louis March 1 George Sutton defeated Peterson 322 to 0 and Calvin Tomcost beat Jose Ortiz 188 to 49 on the first days of the 18.2 balk line billiards tournament. Sutton led with a 206 in the ninth frame and Peterson 144 in the tenth. Team averages show Derr 4.4 per inning and Peterson’s son Symarest 26.1 with Ortiz at 84.
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Missoula County Purchases Ground for Fair Site
Missoula county commissioners announced the purchase of a 16,000 acre site across from the county fair grounds adjoining the city limits in South Missoula. Voters had approved 59,000 bonds for land and buildings. Plans include a track, permanent fair buildings, a baseball park, and streetcar extensions to the site.
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Mayor's Home Destroyed in Missoula Fire
Special dispatch from Missoula reports Mayor James M. Rhoades's Brooks Shack residence on South Missoula was destroyed by fire at 11 tonight. The Pryor and his family were away at the theater when flames broke out. water flooded the interior and ruined belongings. house insured. family loss includes clothes and irreplaceable personal effects.
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Money Market Report From New York March 11
Prime mercantile paper at 6 percent. Sterling exchange paper firm. In-day bills and at 487.90 for sterling, 483.25 for commercial bills. Government bonds steady, Mexican dollars at 48. Money on call firm at 4 percent. time loans ready at 4 and 6 months.
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Friedmann Clinic in Canada Demonstrates Tuberculosis Treatment
Dr. Frederick Friedmann conducted a tuberculosis treatment clinic at Royal Edward Institute in Montreal. He demonstrated injections and rapid diagnosis on selected patients from a large list, including an infant, a 10 month old, and several children, with outcomes noted as promising and ongoing demonstrations continuing into the evening.
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Friedmann Returns from Montreal May Reveal Tuberculosis Vaccine
Dr Friedmann arrives in New York from Canada and may disclose details of his tuberculosis vaccine. He plans lectures on vaccine preparation and application before medical bodies. Negotiations with Bellevue and Montefiore for demonstrations and patient access are underway while Mount Sinai offers treatment under public health oversight.
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Tuberculo Vaccine Tests Start in Washington
March 11 marked the start of overtime tests of Dr. Friedmann's tuberculosis vaccine in the Hygienic Laboratory. Dr. John F. Al Gerson, named by Surgeon General Blue to head the board, reported back with cultures supplied by Dr. Friedmann as tests on animals and other media began under government supervision.
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Paris mob tries to lynch captured anarchist La Combe
Paris March 11 Anarchist La Combe seized in Paris as police stop mob violence at La Villette street fair. He faces investigators over the Ducret murder and other killings. Police report he carried a dynamite bomb two cartridges two automatics and ammunition.
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