Merkle Confirmed as Manager of Butte Club
Arthur Merkle, former City teaguER, will manage the Butte Union association club. Twenty one men have signed contracts. Merkle insisted on full charge and unhampered handling. Pitchers Keenan Kellogg Taylor Woods Shannon Kafora and others under contract. training slated for early April with camps in Salt Lake Bitter Root and the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Merkle
City Teaguer
Butte
Union Association
William Faleh
Clu
Itte
Merkle
Fighholders
Evence
Lincup
John F. Keenan
GW Lone
Albert Kellogg
Harold B. Woods
J. F. Taylor
Spike" Shannon
Prank Fafora
John McClain
McCloskey
Salt Lake
Utah
Gregson Springs
Missoula
Helena
Great Falls
George Duddy
Ogden
Earl Tucker
Brig Johnson
Logan
Edward McGeehan
George McBreen
Spokane
AML New Gardeners
Marshall
Los Angeles
Lee
California
Siegel
Sacra Mento
Rube Levy
Walsh
Whaling
No Division of Dates Special Sneparen to the Stanaand Great Falls
Great Falls March 1 opposition of business men to oil plan splits the schedule with Lewistown. President Tracy heads to Butte for league meeting while McAllister eyes next bout against Sailor Petroskey or Otto Berg. Promoter Eadie Graney opened negotiations after McAllister’s strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneparen
Great Falls
Maren
Lewistown
San Francisco
Murph
Bob" McAllister
Petroskey
Naval Training Sation
Yerba
Buenasland
Otto Berg
Oakland
McAllister
Willie Meehan
Eadie Yraney
Sporting
White Sox Beat Oakland 6-2 In Final Innings
In Oakland on March 12 the White Sox rallied late to defeat the home team 6 to 2. Chicago scored two runs in each of the last two innings as Douglas, Rene and Kolin, Christian, Pernoll and Mitze contributed key hits and runs.
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Oakland
Cal
Oaland
Gnish
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Caldan
Douglas
Rene
Kolin
Christian
Pernoll
Mitze
Rohre
Rookies Win Roundh In Tight Chicago Win
The second Chicago Americans squad beat the local team in Los Angeles as their fourth win. The visitors had 13 hits off Ryan and Perritt while the locals failed to hit Scott effectively. Final score noted with White Sox No. 2s against Los Angeles in the early game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Area
Chicago Americans
Ryan
Perritt
Scott
White Sox
Gossett
Rye
Hoffman
Brooks
Bill legalizing round boxing passes senate without dissent
The senate approved a bill to legalize professional round boxing bouts with a boxing commission. The measure, modeled after New York law, now proceeds to the governor for final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt .Ake
Utan
Senate
New York
Toledo bowls congress closes after tough final day
Toledo March 13. The thirteenth annual tournament of the American Bowling Congress closes with completion of the individual and two man events. Charles Sibert and A D Root of Toledo entered third place in the two man event with a score of 1,268 in the individual events.
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Toledo
Unio
American Bowling Congress
Charles Sibert
A.D. Root
Woods of Washington Placed Third After Six Roll
In Newark, N Carson of Chi vente Haas of Fort Wayne led the two man events with a score of 180. Peterson of Columbus Ohio and King of Cleveland posted notable scores of 60 and 200 dollars respectively as the competition lists top performers.
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Woods
Washington
Newark
N. Carson
Chivente
Haas
Fort Wayne
Peterson
Columbus
Ohio
King
Cleveland
Jeffries Comeback Talk Sparks Boxing Buzz
A long disputed battle of wits and public appeal swirls around James J. Jeffries. Rumors suggest a possible return to boxing to test public sentiment, though doubts linger over his staying power and fitness. The piece links Jeffries to Johnson era debates and notes a shifting landscape with new challengers.
Interscholastic Meet At Missoula Promises Record Turnout
The tenth annual interscholastic meet in Montana is set for May 10 with 90 high schools expected to participate and about 1200 students from across the state. Events include debate, oratory, and track and field with numerous medals and trophies to be awarded. The program spans Assembly Hall events, parades, a streetcar ride for students, and a closing dance, highlighting statewide high school activity.
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Missoula
Interpeetare of
Montana
Inclusiv
University of Montana
Assembly Hall
Miss Koon
Montana Feta
Jollvuy
Ee School
Oxford Wins Annual Boat Race Over Cambridge
Putney England March 13 Oxford won the Thames race against Cambridge by a quarter length after a tense duel. The heavier Oxford crew, half veterans, used superior power to overtake Cambridge who led at Hammersmith and Barnes bridges. Cambridge won toss but fell behind in final stretch as Oxford claimed victory on the four and a half mile course. Oxford now holds 29 wins to Cambridge 20 with one dead heat.
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Putney
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Thames
London
Mort= lake
Cam
Hammersmith Bridge
Barnes Bridge
Illegal Chinese American marriage sparks Wyoming veto confusion
Billings officials report that Wang Toy, a Helena restaurant owner, wed Edna Waddell in Sheridan Wyoming last week a union deemed illegal after a license inquiry to the Wyoming legislature. Varying official statements followed as Cheyenne confirmed the veto of the measure and Shere dan officials were later advised the bill became law. The couple traveled through Billings returning to Helena expressing satisfaction with the outcome. The piece mentions Dresden Germany owning a newspaper since 1840.
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Billings
Wang ‘Toy
Helena
Edna Waddell
Sheridai Wyo
Lcense
Wired
Emer Carey
Wyoming
Cheyenne
James D. le Cron
Carey
Sheredan
Fel
Sheridan
Wang Ty
Lipton surprised by clubs action in yacht challenge
Sir Thomas Lipton, challenger for the American cup, voiced surprise after the New York Yacht Club declined his challenge for not meeting the deed of gift conditions. Designer Charles Nicholson urged a 72 foot yacht option to balance speed and safety, noting the shift from older 60 foot designs and the risks of ultra large or small craft.
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London
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Thomas
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Thiot
New York
Sir Thomas
Ao-Foster
Charles E. Nicholson
Gosport
Ipton
Noman
Nicholson
Atlantic Ocean
Thomas Lipston
Diaz vows not to return to Mexico
Naples reports Gen Porfirio Diaz declaring he will not go back to Mexico, arriving in good health on the Adriatic. He says his efforts now will aim to help Mexico prosper, and he would return only if the United States intervened. President Taft assures no intervention is planned, but Diaz notes unknowns with the new U.S. administration. He plans to stay two days.
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Waren
Merkle
Harmony
A. Willoughby
Larry Duggan
Tee Heved
Fundy
John McCloskey
Salt Lake
Denny Shay
Helena
Kitty Knight
Ogden
Clit
Blankenship
Missoula
Hexter
Great Falls
Walsh
Jeffries
Bascombe
Rious
Tom
Jones
Ale Jones Houbtiess
James J. Jeffries
Reno
Johnson
Jefffrlew
Moses
Naples
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Adriatic
United States
Taft
Diaz
Students beaten in suffrage hall clash at St Andrew's
About 300 stewards and dock laborers fought with university students at St Andrew's hall during a suffragette meeting. Dozens were injured as chairs were used defensively and stewards dragged at least 50 students into the street. Mrs Pankhurst aided an escape through a side exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
St. Andrew's Hall
Emmeline Parkhurst
Janie Allen
Democratic forces take hold of Senate affairs
Continued from page one. Loewer, Pennsylvania, acting assistant doorkeeper, faced GOP objections to his election as confidential floor aide. Senator Gore alleged a source blamed him for the Holslaw certificate disappearance tied to Lorimer's case. Republicans defend their employee, calling the charges unjust. Lorimer investigation ordered. Senator Gore to testify before privileges and elections committee tomorrow at 2 PM for a full inquiry.
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Loeker
Pennsylvania
Gore
Loeftie
Holslaw
Willian Lorimer
Liesler
Jore
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Shadows of Sound and Fog Horn Echoes
The article explains shadows that affect hearing in foggy conditions for pilots and sailors. It notes sound interference when guidance relies on hearing, with sound waves seeming to jump or fade and reappear at varying distances from a fog horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Gregson Hot Springs Resort Promises Broad Entertainments
The resort markets diverse amusements and low cost pleasure with elaborate facilities including a cafe, big plunge, and dance halls. Modern hotel service and convenient rail connections from Gary to Gregson on B A P and N S P lines are highlighted, with reader calls to telephone for arrangements.
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Gary
Gregson
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Tam
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Taylor
Keenan
Dillon
Bilings
Keeenan
Rochester N.Y
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Milwaukee American Association
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Butte Taat
Nat Shannon
Shannon
Klein
Coon
Frank ‘Kafora
Chicago
Kafora
Merkle Gove
Columbia Gate
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Tourn
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Dectiine
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Papa
Wille
New York Press
Fred Clarke
Westaden
Hans Wagner
Clarke
Wagner
Hye Stream
Hans
Wagher
Ike
Rubes
Pittsburg
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Honley
Chinaman
Dresden
Ermany
Kem Eseys
Lipton
Jets Sportsman
Gregson Hot Springs
Hugh Daly
Dimension Shiplap Boards
Red Cedar
Northwest Lumber Co
DR. Lamb
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