Boxing card at Orion theater draws big local interest
The Copper City club presents a six round middleweight bout with Art Allard and Kid Branell and a six round Johns Dixon fight before the main event. Ted Johns meets Frankie Sullivan in a four round opener at 8 o clock with 198 pound weigh ins. Large seat sale includes members from Anaconda and Deer Lodge towns.
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Copper City
Orion Theater
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Ted Johns
Frankie Sullivan
Art Allard
Kid Brunell
Meadervill
Copper City Athletic Club
Tommy Dixon
Tally Johns
Kid Brunnell
Yeddy Johns
Frank Sullivan
Butte Fight Night Brings Featherweight Clash and Title Hopes
In Butte, middleweights Allard and Brune are seen as aggressive rivals with potential for a knockout. The main event features 122-pound weigh-in at 3 pm Saturday, with Tommy Johns favored to take the featherweight title if he defeats Dixon. James Hurley, Dixon’s manager, arrives from Kansas City praising Tommy’s condition and the bout’s prospects.
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Butte
Allard
Brune
James Hurley
Dixon
Kansas City
Tommy
Johns
Hurley
Remarkable 1903 04 Kidney Letter From Railroad Fireman Kensler
George Kensler of Minneapolis recounts severe kidney and bladder illness in 1903 04. After failing doctors he credits Dr Kilmer Swamp Root with a full recovery and states two kidney examinations in recent years prove his kidneys are in excellent condition. Notary confirms Kensler’s sworn statement dated September 2 1909.
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Marinette Daily Eagle Star
George Kensler
Thirteenth Avenue South
Minneapolis
Minn
Henry Graass
Notary Public
Door County
Wis
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do for You Ad
An advertisement urges sending to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY for a sample bottle of Swamp Root claiming it will convince anyone and noting a booklet about kidneys and bladder. It asks readers to mention Anaconda Daily Standard and offers 60 cent and 1 dollar bottle sizes at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. C
Anaconda Daily Standard
Johns and Dixon Set For Featherweight Showdown
Local boxing circles anticipate a decisive fight this Saturday pitting Tally Johns against Dixon with both camps confident in victory. Doctors measured the fighters noting Johns at 5 feet 5 inches and 122 pounds while Dixon stands 5 feet 4 inches and 122 pounds. fans expect a punch filled bout that could crown a new featherweight champion within a year.
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Dixon
Jack McDonough
Wet
Johns
Mr. McDonough
Tally
Tally Johns
E. F. Maginn
T. B. Moore
Results at Juarez track show slow times and upsets
Weather cold and wind kept attendance light at Juarez race track. Favorites underperformed as six races produced slower times. Lieutenant Sawyer won the opening six furlongs, with Lavender Lass second at 7 to 1 and Ruth Esther third. Thistle Rose took the mile, Charles Green runner-up, Dottie B. third. Pedro won six furlongs with Rose Worth second. Meddling Hannah captured six furlongs with Metropolitan second. Gilbert Rose and Hidden Hand led their races in six furlongs with Faneuil Hall third. Little Marchmont won the mile, Abound second, Mycenae third.
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Juarez
Mexico
Lieutenant Sawyer
Lavender Lass
Ruth Esther
Thistle Rose
Charles Green
Dottie B
Pedro
Rose Worth
Pacific O
Gilbert Rose
Hidden
Card at Juarez racing entries for March fourteen
Entries announced for tomorrow’s races at Juarez with purses and weights. First race four furlongs includes Russell A and Mother Katcham with J E Newman Son entry. Second race mile lists Modern Priscilla and Ethel Wicks among sellers. Third race six furlongs features Minnollette and Roberta among several entries. Fourth race five and a half furlongs shows Fundamental and Annual Interest. Fifth race five and a half furlongs includes Lady Tendh and Brave Withers. Sixth race mile features Maniac and Ocean Queen among others.
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Juarez
Mexico
Russel A
Bula Welsh
Huber
Dad Steerns
Mother Katcham
Palatable
Moller
J. E. Newman & Son
Priscilla
Ethel Wicks
Yvonne
Penang
McAlan
Minnollette
Lilly Paxton
Roberta
Dectylis
Belle of Bay
Pedro
Gramercy
Evran
James Blackstock
Judge Cabiniss
Traveler
Mike Mollett
J. B. Robison
Eyewhite
Frank G. Hogin
Lady Tendh
Light Knight
Maxing
Lila
Brave Withers
Tallow Dip
John H. Sheehan
Metropolitan
Maniac
Lotta Creed
Juan
Pit-a-Pet
Ocean Queen
Judge Walton
Zulu
Weyman Is Defender for American Aviation Team
New York announces Charles T. Weyman will head the American team of defenders for aviation. Cortlandt Bishop, ex-president of the Aero club, will inform him in France next week and arrange the purchase of the best aeroplane for Weyman's use. Weyman has never flown in the United States and is a resident of France.
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New York
Charles T. Weyman
England
The
Aero Club
Cortlandt Bishop
France
Bishop
Weyman
United States
Hartman Named Captain Of Next Year’s Bozeman College Basketball
Brooke Hartman has been elected captain of next year’s basketball squad at the college in Bozeman. He served as captain this year and played forward. He also played forward last year and was a substitute the year before.
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Bozeman
Brooke Hartman
Hartman
Mountmen Seek Spring Training Camp Near Missoula
President Ed F Murphy of the Butte club visits Missoula to pursue a spring training site for the Mountmen. He contemplates plans about 90 miles west of Missoula with a 1991 diamond reportedly existing in the area.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Ed F. Murphy
Butte Club
Union Association
Graves Knoxes Ryan Then Finishes Bout On Points
In Great Falls on March 14 Harry Graves of Butte knocked out Johnny Ryan in the second round at an Amateur Athletic club smoker. Fans urged more rounds, and Graves agreed to continue, boxing four additional rounds and winning on points after Ryan briefly revived.
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Great Falls
Johnny Ryan
Amateur Athletic Club
Harry Graves
Butte
Ryan
Andretta
Graves
Great Falls Eyes Great Northern Stop for Weekend Baseball
Great Falls plans a special weekend baseball event after a request to Great Northern. Superintendent C O Jenks will push for favorable action at St Paul to bring visitors and boost gate receipts. The baseball association will establish training quarters near Salt Lake City with hotel arrangements, while Manager George Reed returns from travel to lead the training camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Great Northern
Great Falls Baseball Association
C. O. Jenks
St. Paul
Baseball Association
Salt Lake City
George Reed
Horgan defeats Carney for the world billiards title
John Horgan of St. Louis defeated Joe Carney of Denver 150 to 127 to take the world three cushions title. Carney led with 60 points while Horgan reached the 50 needed for victory, and the Lambert trophy and title defense move to a Daly versus Horgan match in St. Louis in May.
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Denver
Cal
Joe Carney
John
Banker) Horgan
St. Louis
Carney
Horgan
John Daly
Chicago
Daly
Bowlers thrill as Vanderpunk and Martin lead singles event
Chicago March 14 George Vanderpunk and Henry Martin of St Paul scored 1217 to top the two man event at the American Bowling Congress tournament. They tied Krauss and McNeil of Washington for second place. Ned Nelson, Chicago’s individual champion, was second high in singles with 618.
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Chicago
George Vanderpunk
Henry Martin
St. Paul
Krauss and
McNeil
Washington, D. C
Ned Nelson
Sealer to Meet Abe Attell in Coeur dAlene May 15
Spokane reports local lightweight Kid Sealer announced a May 15 bout against former featherweight champion Abe Attell at the Alan club in Coeur d Alene Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Kid" Sealer
Abe Attell
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Lathers Win Back Fare After Strike Breakers Bring Relief
Chicago March 14 with aid from the Legal Aid society 20 fathers imported from St Louis to work as strike breakers won their case against local employment agents who brought them here. The men allege they were discharged before finishing their first day on the job and the court orders payment of their return fare to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Legal Aid Society
St. Louis
Death of Tacoma capitalist’s father in auto accident
John A. Felt aged 76 father of Elmer J. Felt prominent Tacoma capitalist was struck and killed today by a department store delivery auto. Driver Ray Smith was held on bonds totaling 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
John A. Felt
Elmer J. Felt
Ray Smith
Anarchist Fires At Italian King On National Anniversary
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena survived an assassination attempt as Dalba fired four shots near the Salviati palace. The queen shielded the monarch, three bullets exploded, and crowds along the corso erupted in cheering after the royal car reached the pantheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantheon
Humbert
Corso
King
Quirinal
Victor Emmanuel
Margarita
Helena
Mae
Dalba
Salviati Palace
No Packer Testimony in Sherman Law Case Chicago
Ten Chicago packers charged with criminal violation of the Sherman act will submit their case to the jury without presenting any testimony. Counsel informed United States District Judge Carpenter this morning. Court adjourned until Monday for closing arguments, expected to last a week, with jury deliberations to begin by March 23 at the latest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Packers
United States District
Carpenter
Kansas Woodmen Secede From Mother Lodge
Representatives from 152 Modern Woodmen of America lodges in Kansas voted to leave the parent organization and form an independent order. The decision followed a recent rate increase by the national body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Woodmen of America
Kansas
Fatal crash near Redding claims Portland man
Ford Metzger a wealthy Portland resident was killed when his car left a mountain grade two miles north of Redding. His wife accompanying him escaped injury as the vehicle toppled and pinned him beneath the seat.
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Redding
Cal
Ford Metzger
Portland
Ore
Mine Workers Stand Firm in Pay and Day Demands
United Mine Workers of America will not compromise on 20 percent wage gains union recognition and an eight hour day. President John P. White says a general walkout in the anthracite field could begin April 1 if operators do not concede. A policy committee will decide on triggering a miners vote after further talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Mine Workers of America
John P. White
Pennsylvania
Union Pressure Halts Major Coliery in Panther Creek Valley
United Mine Workers move to strengthen ranks triggers strike at Lehigh Coal and Navigation colliery. Workers refuse to work with nonwearers of the union button. About 1,700 men quit. total idle rises to 3,500.
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Pottsville
United Mine Workers
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Panther Creek
Four-hour coal strike talks in London fail to settle dispute
London March 14. No settlement reached at today's four hours conference of miners coal operators and government representatives. The conference will resume tomorrow. Hunger pangs from the strike affect thousands, with over four million people directly or indirectly impacted. Prices rise fuel scarce rail service curtailed and industry slowed. The strike involves about a million miners and over a million more unemployed due to lack of fuel.
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London
Coal strike spreads as miners halt work across fields
Berlin reports the coal strike widening beyond Westphalia with over 300000 miners laying down tools. Socialist unions gain allies from Christian union miners amid mounting resentment after police killed two miners at Kerne and Buern. Clemens Delbrueck, Prussian interior minister, answered Reichstag questions on the strike timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Westphalia
Christian Union
Kerne
Buern
Reichstag
Clemens Delbrueck
Not for Government Mediation in Miner Strike Talks
The statement rejects government efforts to mediate between strikers and mine owners, underscoring a stance that the dispute should be settled without official mediation. It reflects tensions between labor actions and management during the mining crisis.
Socialist leader Harriman seeks California governorship in 1914
Los Angeles reports Job Harriman, a socialist leader, stating he is not a candidate for the socialist nomination for president but hopes to be nominated for governor of California in 1914.
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Los Angeles
Job Harriman
California
Ray supported aspirants in Republican campaigns
Washington March 14 Paymaster Beecher B. Ray aided many GOP presidential hopefuls in campaigns before 1998, Brig. Gen. Sniffin testified. He cited influence by Major Ray naming Cullom Elihu Root Hemenway Hanna and a relative of the secretary of war Charles P Taft. Sniffin offered an opinion on the usefulness of an unreliable army officer to a presidential aspirant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beecher B. Ray
House Committee
Sniffin
Ray
Cullom
Illinois
Elihu Root
Hemenway
Indiana
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Charles P. Taft
Former Secretary Gage Not One Of Tingley Band
Lyman J. Gage and his wife deny they are members of the Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society led by Katherine Tingley. The Gages, living at Point Loma near the Theosophical homestead, say they had heard a circulating belief they were followers but had not previously denied it. He adds no objection to Mrs Tingley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Lyman J. Gage
Secretary of the Treasury
Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society
Katherine Tingley
Gage
Point Loma
Window Smashers Taken Into Court Again in London
London officers arraigned Mr. and Mrs. Pethick Lawrence joint editors of Votes for Women Mrs Emmaline Pankhurst and Mrs Mabel Luke on conspiracy charges linked to the window smashing campaign Archibald Bodkin treasurer stated payments totaling about 20000 for meeting halls to spur militant protests and estimated the Women’s Political and Social Union funds at 572000 The defendants were remanded to March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pethick Lawrence
Votes For Women
Emmaline Pankhurst
Mabel Luke
Bow Street
Archibald Henry Bodkin
The
Treasury
Women's Political and Social Union
Show Is Toned Down and Allowed to Go On Boards
Seattle March 14. The theater lessees filed suit to enjoin the city from interfering with the house. Police had forbidden continuation of a "girl" show deemed wholesome by the city board of theatrical censors. After talks, lines objected to were removed, Mayor Dilling revoked the closing order, and a performance proceeded with a censor present to monitor compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Seattle Theater Today
City Board of Theatrical Censors
Dilling
Dead bandits identified after Sanderson train robbery
San Antonio March 14 robbers who attempted to hold up a Southern Pacific train near Sanderson were killed and identified as Ed Welsh an ex convict and a man named Kilpatrick Little details on Kilpatrick are scarce a pack saddle and 800 rounds of ammunition for revolvers and rifles were found in their pack outfit.
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San Antonio
Texas
Southern Pacific
Sanderson
Ed Welsh
Kilpatrick
Bathtub trust mistrial in federal suit ends jury deadlock
Detroit March 14. The jury in the federal court failed to reach a verdict in the government suit against the so called bathtub trust and was discharged by Judge Angell, ending the mistrial tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Bathtub Trust
Angell
Haley M Dermontt Case Remanded For New Trial
Helena March 14 In the suit Healey versus William McDermott before the supreme court and a rehearing an opinion was rendered today reversing the lower court and remanding for a new trial Healey sought fees claimed due while Haley served as deputy U S marshal and McDermott as marshal The district court ruled for Healey McDermott appealed and the supreme court sustained the lower court on the original hearing
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Helena
Mr. Healey
William McDermott
Supreme Court
Healey
McDermott
Haley
United States
District Court
Courthouse Fire Kills Two Firemen in Hamilton
In Hamilton Ohio on March 14 a tower of the Butler County courthouse toppled during a fire kill ing John Hunker and fatally injuring William M Love. Fire Chief William Doty broke an arm. The blaze started from crossed electric wires. County records vaults on the first floor were saved. The courthouse opened in 1889 at a cost of 34000 and was insured for 40000.
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Hamilton
Ohio
John Hunker
William M. Love
Butler County
Love
William Doty
Engineers press wage rise at eastern railroads conference
A 50 member committee led by Warren C. Stone submits arguments for wage increases to a joint conference with officials of 48 eastern railroads. They seek raises to match pay of western roads along the Mississippi.
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New York
Warren C. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mississippi River
Payroll padding alleged at Norcross marble firm
Cleveland March 14 a secret grand jury indictment investigated padding of the Norcross company payrolls a marble concern. Reported losses total about 100000 dollars amid the probe.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Norcross Company
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ORION
Branell
Binghamton, N. Y
Felix and
Fink
Ae Ting
Mother
Him
Packer
Hennessy’s Men’s
Kemceeye
White
Harriman
Tingley Band
Haley-M’dermott
Gordon
Strobel
North Main Street
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