All-State Basketball Team Chosen by McIntosh
John H. McIntosh selects an all scholastic basketball team with Hauser of Anaconda captain and forward, Driscoll of Kalispell forward, Conner of Billings center, and Kelly and Bourquin guards. Sullivan of Anaconda named on second team alongside Hagerman.
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John H. McIntosh
Aggies
Bozeman Courier
Hauser
Anaconda
Kelly
Gomer
Billings
Driscoll
Butte
Bourquin
Kalispell
Conner
Hagerman
Sullivan
Rice
Karcher
Chrysier
Cotner
Burnett
Tha‘ Driscoll
Brass Tacks
Big Timber
Missoula
the Courier
Flood
Flathead County High School
Copper City
Flathead
Quivy
Little Berg
Hardher
Berg
Horgan Opens Three-Cushion World Title Bid in Denver
James Horgan of St Louis trails Joe Carney after the first block of five points in the Lam bert trophy match. Carney won the first night 43 to 0 with a 19 point run, while Horgan showed strong safety play and outgenerated the champion. The second block of 90 points is set for tomorrow night.
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Denver
James
Banker) Horgan
St. Louis
Joe Carney
Horgan
Carney
Alfred de Oro
de Oro
Pacific Coast
Dixon Arrives in Butte for Anticipated Bout
Kansas City featherweight Tommy Dixon landed in Butte for a planned fight with Johns. Dixon said he is in top shape and will keep weight down until Saturday. He expects a hard bout and foresees victory. His manager James Hurst and trainer Wildcat Ferns arrive tomorrow.
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Tommy Dixon
Kansas City
Butte
Standard
Johns
James Hurst
Moran Edges Moore In Ten Round Fight
Owen Moran of England defeated Pat Moore of New York in a close ten round bout in New York City. The historical match marked their third meeting with Moran taking a hard fought but hardly decisive victory in this popular result.
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New York
Owen Moran
England
Pat Moore
Moran
Frank Gotch Triumphs in Chicago Matches
Easy Por Gotch reports Frank Gotch, champion wrestler, defeating two opponents in Chicago. He threw Joe Geshowt with a hammerlock in 27 seconds and Paul Mattison with a crotch and half nelson in 13 minutes 14 seconds.
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Chicago
Frank Gotch
Joe Geshowt
Paul Mattison
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Relief
An advertisement touts Kilmer's Swamp Root as a great kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims widespread kidney disease prevalence and urges readers to try a sample bottle and book of information, noting benefits and a home delivery offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Anaconda Daily
Bia
Missoula Team 10 Plans Spring Practice in Hamilton
Special Dispatch reports Missoula baseball manager Chim Blankenship and officials Mulroney Campbell and Froman visiting Hamilton on March 12 to arrange spring training in Missoula. They inspected the local park, praised the grounds, and noted a diamond ready for use with lockers and showers under the grandstand. Local fans promised support and a warm reception.
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Standard
Hamilton
Blankenship
Missoula
Mulroney
Hugh Campbell
James Froman
Grandstand
New Record Set in American Bowling Congress Tournament
Chicago, March 12. Louis Vielstitch of Kansas City rolled 285 in singles while paired with Kid Nichols in doubles. The score surpassed the previous 274 mark set last year by Magegly and Miner. Bruick and Fisher led doubles high game with 1,119 pins. Vielstitch and Nichols tallied 1,117.
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Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Louis Vielstitch
Kansas City
Nicholas Bruick
Glen Fisher
Weilstitch
Nichols
Bridgeport Rifle Team Wins 1912 Eastern League Championship
Washington reports the Park club of Bridgeport Conn won the Eastern Intercollegiate Rifle League title and the indoor rifle team championship of the United States for 1912. New Haven tied the prior record of 995 while St. Paul placed third with 994. The event used a 75 foot range with .22 caliber rifles and bullseyes half an inch in diameter, each worth 10 points. Bridgeport scored 996 of 1 909.
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Washington
Park Club
Bridgeport
Conn
United States
National Rifle Association of America
New Haven
St. Paul
Brush plans vote by machine for baseball game times
John T. Brush, president of the New York Nationals, will install two turnstiles marked 2:30 and 4 o'clock to let spectators choose their preferred start time. The system aims to gauge patron demand and settle agitation for earlier games.
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New York
John T. Brush
New York Nationals
Brush
Entries for tomorrows card at Juarez track
Juarez Mexico March 12 entries listed for tomorrow races at the local track. First race purses maiden 2 year olds at four furlongs with horses including Belle Oldsmobile Kitty Connor Bully Moss Rose Maggie Cunningham and others. Second race selling six furlongs for fillies and mares lists The Visitor Acquin Amphalka Eva Padwick Co Ed Hazel Garner Orba Smile Lady Stalwart. Third race selling six furlongs includes Deer foot Rose Worth Cry Baby Louise B Jim Me Dactylis Belle of the Bay George Guyton Bitter Sir Barney Oldfield Judge Cabaniss Swede Sam St Orloff Meteor Pacifico. Fourth race selling six furlongs Tour
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Juarez
Mexico
Belle
Oldsmobile
Kitty Connor
Bully
Moss Rose
Maggie Cunningham
Daylight
Hazel Garner
Orba Smile
Lady Stalwart
Deerfoot
Rose Worth
Cry Baby
Louise B
Jim Me
Dactylis
George Guyton
Barney Oldfield
Judge Cabaniss
Sam
St. Orloff
Meteor
Pacifico
Fifth and Sixth Race Entries in Selling Stakes
The list shows horses, owners, and odds for two selling races. Entries include Butter Ball Salah 1 percent with John Griffin IT 106 Delaney, and Radke 14 Pit-a- Pat 1 percent with Jim Cafferata. Also listed are multiple horses under Apprentice allowance with jockeys and trainers such as Chess Duchess Phillips Flying Pearl Fair Louise Minolette Roberta and others.
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Carroli
Gramercy
Traveler
High Range
Flying Footsteps Dominates Six Furlong Handicap in Juarez
At Juarez on March 12 Flying Footsteps, in top form, wins the six furlong handicap from a strong field. First race results show Zahara defeating Lilly Paxton, then Frazzle wins six furlongs with Narfi second. Ed Keck takes six furlongs with Frank G Hogan second. Flying Footsteps also wins the fourth race with Thistle Belle second. Kiddy Lee wins the mile race ahead of Rubinon and Cameo. Ocean Queen wins the final mile with Matsie Girl second and Mamie third.
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Juarez
Mexico
Flying Footsteps
Zahara
Lilly Paxton
Frazzle
Narfi
Camarada
Ed Keck
Frank G. Hogan
Fundamental
Thistle Belle
Closer
Kiddy Lee
Rubinon
Cameo
Ocean Queen
Matsie Girl
Mamie
Butte Girls Play Anaconda Independents At Mines Gym
The Butte high school girls’ team meets the Anaconda Independents Friday evening at the School of Mines gym. They’ve practiced hard and expect a tough game but feel confident of winning in front of a large hometown crowd.
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Butte High School
Anaconda Independents
School of Mines
Smelter City
Ferns and Hurst Headed for San Francisco Bout Season
Clarence Wildcat Ferns the Oklahoma fighter and his manager Jimmy Hurst left Kansas City for San Francisco to meet Johnny McCarthy in a 10 round bout in the first week of April. They will travel via Butte Montana where Tommy Dixon of Kansas City will accompany them to the coast.
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Kansas City
Clarence Wildcat Ferns
Jimmy Hurst
San Francisco
Ferns
Johnny McCarthy
Butte
Mont
Tommy Dixon
Army football schedule omits Harvard and Princeton
West Point announces the Army football schedule for this year with Yale on Oct. 9, Carlisle Indians on Nov. 9, Syracuse on Nov. 26, Navy on Nov. unknown date, and no games against Harvard or Princeton.
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West Point
Harvard
Princeton
Army
Yale
Carlisle Indians
Syracuse
Navy
Syracuse Boxer Morrow Draws Fagan in Vernon Bout
Howard Morrow of Syracuse a middleweight trained by Tommy Ryan fights Bert Fagan of San Francisco in a Vernon arena bout set for April 18. Fagan recently drew 20 rounds with Jack Herrick of Chicago.
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Los Angeles
Howard Morrow
Syracuse
N. Y
Tommy Ryan
Bert Fagan
San Francisco
Vernon Arena
Fagan
Jack Herrick
Chicago
Polo Match Postponed by Wind and Rain in San Diego
Wind and rain forced the postponement of the polo match between San Mateo and Coronado in San Diego on March 12.
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San Diego
Cal
San Mateo
Coronado
Not Guilty Pleas Entered for 84 Indicted Union Officials
In a crowded federal courtroom Judge A B Anderson heard 84 indicted defendants quickly plead not guilty. The defendants included present and former labor union officials led by Frank M Ryan. Eight did not appear, including the McNamara brothers and Ortie McManigal. Walter Drew cited a telegram claiming taped conversations of Clarence Darrow alleging juror bribery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Ryan
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Association
McNamara Brothers
Ortie McManigal
Miller
Walter Drew
National Erectors’ Association
J. D. Fredericks
Los Angeles County
Cal
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Robert Foster
Erectors’ Association
Drew Said
Drew
A. B. Anderson
National Frectors’ Association
Taft Campaign Seeks Issue Focus After Conference
Washington reports a Taft Taft campaign conference with Senator Crane Director McKinley and Secretary Hilles. It states the bureaus will drop personal attacks on Roosevelt and supporters. Leaders plan to emphasize third term recall of judicial decisions and other national issues.
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Washington
Taft
Crane
Massachusetts
McKinley
Hilles
Roosevelt
Taft Wins Delegates In Ninth Iowa District
Ninth Iowa district delegates to the Republican National Convention Judge Scott Lewis of Glenwood and Frank S. Everst of Council Bluffs were instructed for Taft at a meeting in Council Bluffs on March 12.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Scott Lewis
Glenwood
Frank S. Everst
Taft
Taft Endorsed by Tennessee Republicans for Renomination
In Nashville on March 12 the Republican party of Tennessee nominated two state officers and adjourned sine die. President Taft was indorsed for renomination.
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Nashville
Tenn
Republican Party of
Tennessee
Taft
Seventh Iowa Delegates Named for Republican National Convention
Des Moines residents Jesse E. Miller and Edward lead the Seventh Iowa district delegates chosen to attend the Republican National Convention in March in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Jesse E. Miller
Edward
Convention rejects Taft administration resolution
Delegates from Nevada Iowa backed by H Addison were in stricture for Senator Albert B Cummins. A resolution endorsing the Taft administration was rejected by the convention today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Addison
Nevada
Iowa
Albert B. Cummins
Taft
Four Taft Delegates Named by Virginia Republican Convention
Roanoke March 12 four delegates at large were chosen to vote for the renomination of President Taft. The move places the entire Virginia delegation of 24 votes in the Taft column at the Chicago convention.
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Roanoke
Taft
Virginia
Miner Suffers Broken Shoulder At Elm Orlu Mine
Fred Pearson a miner of 462 East Broadway fell at the 1 000 foot level of the Elm Orlu mine sustaining a broken shoulder. He was treated at Murray hospital last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Orlu
Fred Pearson
East Broadway
Murray Hospital
Livingston Woman Dips After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Clara Branham wife of J. W. Branham an employee of the Northern Pacific railroad died last night after an operation and six weeks confinement in a local hospital. The body will be taken to Livingston for burial. She is survived by her husband and an infant child.
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Clara Branham
J. W. Branham
Northern Pacific Railroad
Livingston
Central Junta Members Missing Halt Mexican Shelter Work
Three members of the central junta, David de La Fuenta Policarpo Rueda and Paulino Martinez, are absent. An improvement in the industrial situation arrives with coal and coke allowing continued shelter operations, but mining is delayed by import difficulties for dynamite.
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Central Junta
David de la Fuenta
Policarpo Rueda
Paulino Martinez
Juarez Rebel Garrison To Seal Border Rifle Shipment
El Paso reports Col. Antonio Rojas will stay in Chihuahua under Gen. Pasqual Orozco. A 2000 rifle shipment plus ammunition for rebels is due there tomorrow. Juarez authorities may block entry to Juarez without Washington guidance.
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el Paso
Texas
Ciudad Juarez
Chihuahua
Antonio Rojas
Juarez
Pasqual Orozco
Washington
Refugees Reach Durango From Velardena
Americans previously bottled up in Velardena reach Durango Mexico today. Dispatch says most refugees are well with few exceptions.
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Mexico City
Velardena
Durango
Troops Move to Border Posts From San Antonio
San Antonio Texas March 12 The remainder of troop KE third cavalry left for Eagle Pass by train yesterday and departed today with a pack train of forage and supplies. Troops G and H of the third cavalry left by rail for Marfa and Sanderson to establish headquarters and patrol the border.
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San Antonio
Texas
Third Cavalry
Eagle Pass
Marfa
Sanderson
Zapatista Raid Near Mexico City Seizes Goods
A 300 rebel force led by Alonzo Miranda raided Salazar within 30 miles of Mexico City. They forced two merchants to give 500 gold and seized arms and horses. A second marauding party was reported in the same area as the congress committee refused to suspend guarantees amid foreign relations debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Zapatista
Alonzo Mranda
Salazar
Permanent Committee of Congress
Manuel Calero
Reforms to Public Printing Aimed at Saving Nation
Senator Smoot outlined seven years of work by the printing investigation commission describing reforms that could save millions. He cited 10,000,000 nearly worthless documents and losses of at least 25 million dollars from faulty distribution. The commission has cost under 35,000 dollars and already achieved multi million dollar savings with potential 600,000 annually more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Smoot
Printing Investigation Commission
United States
Piles Cured in Six to Fourteen Days Promise
Paro Ointment offered with a druggist refund if it fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days. The claim emphasizes a money back guarantee and specified symptom relief.
Butte Driving Club Moves to Stop Silver Bow County Racing
The Butte Driving club at a 100-member meeting at 118 North Main street vows to hold a 30 day harness racing period starting April 15 and to block any horse racing with the jockey club in Silver Bow county. They plan to form the Butte Matinee club to lease the track and run races at a loss if needed. Jockey club officials say the state ruling limits races to 30 days per county. J. H. Turner is president and M. D. O’Connell is secretary.
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Butte Driving Club
Silver Bow County
North Main Street
Jockey Club
Driving Club
Supreme Court
Butte Matinee Club
Gemmell
Jockey Cub
Chicago swimmer sets United States TM-yard record
Kenneth Hussead of the Chicago Athletic Association lowered the United States TM-yard swim record to :2% 4 tonight at Chicago. The previous mark was :25 4-5, also held by Hussead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kenneth Hussead
Chicago Athletic Association
United States
Defendants Scored in Buck Stove Case Trial in Washington
Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison Federation of Labor officials facing trial in the District of Columbia supreme court were sharply assailed by prosecutor A J Darlington who called their alleged violation of the Buck Stove and Range Company injunction flagrant defiant and conscious. The prosecutor said the case should be titled law against anarchy due to the respondents positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Federation of Labor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
A. J. Darlington
Buck Stove and Range Company
Darlington
House seeks Justice details on smelter trust probe
Washington March 12 The house adopted a resolution asking the department of justice to disclose if it is investigating a smelter trust in the United States and whether the American Smelting and Refining Company is connected to the inquiry or if prosecutions have begun or are planned. The substitute resolution came from the judiciary committee replacing Representative Martin's original measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Department of Justice
Department
United States
American Smelting and Refining Company
Judiciary Committee
Martin
Colorado
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Kid Brunnell
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