Butte Girls Defeat Anaconda Visitors In Fast Meeting
Butte high school girls defeated Anaconda visitors in a lively gym contest. Jeanette Hutchins led the Independents with a strong comeback after an intermission, Maud Weirick scored ten baskets, and Margaret Richardson added six. Anaconda’s Yvonne Lepage and Hutchins battled for the Copper City visitors.
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Isle of Game
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Margaret Richardson
Yvonne Lamage
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Marvin Wallace
Tom Topbins
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Fragmented sports note from Cincinnati unclear event
A mangled OCR fragment mentions Cincinnati and a March date with names and a draft reference but lacks coherent details or outcomes. The passage appears to reference a baseball or other sports item but is too garbled to confirm participants, teams, or results.
Sparring clash ends early as Burns loses to McFarland
Kenosha reports a short bout where Kin Burns of New York was knocked out in the eighth round by Jack McFarland of Chicago after Burns’s seconds tossed in. McFarland dominated with brutal rights and lefts, leaving Burns unable to mount a comeback as the crowd hissed.
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New York
Ackey McFarland
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Chigagon
Fort Worth Team Falls to Chicago Americas in Rough Match
In Fort Worth the Fort Worth squad lost 2 to 0 as Chicago Americas secured the win. The Texan pitcher gave up just two hits while the Chicago hurler allowed only one earned run. In San Antonio on March 1 the Philadelphia Americans edged the local team in a tight game by a score of 3 to 2.
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Contempt Proceedings Begin in District of Columbia Court
In the District of Columbia Supreme Court, justice sat on a contempt cue involving figures including Ramatel Coonnere, John Mitchell, and Frank Morrison. The bench began consideration of the case following an ill decision, as proceedings moved forward on the by decison.
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Marek
Ramatel Coonnere
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Colontla
Fuatinte
Fragmentary OCR Note on War World See and Legal Plea
Fragmented text appears to reference Thed Ge Warld See and a Cad te Owe Dee Bhs. Mentions Gee VNROMO QU and BROMG QUININE. Contains garbled month phrase March and a note about a vote or verdict with Win Cound guilty day.
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Pat Benarend
Union Leader Bound Over in Battery and Intent Case
Frank M. Ryan, president of the ten workers' union, faced charges of assault and intent. He was held and bound over to appear before the county grand jury.
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Cuny Grand Jury
Others May Be Involved In Bank Embezzlement
Los Angeles March 1 Intimations that perhaps others were involved in relation of 14030 from the American National Bank of Pamong for which Walt Standard four young bankkeeper was prosecuted charged with embezzlement were made today to a reporter by Tolert G ateks as attorney employed by Standard to defend him. The attorney declined to give the names of any persons he suected. That the government officials here would take charges of the prosecution of Standard was indicated today by United States District Attorney Molerihel hire Mccormick sent to attorney General Wickersham loving to Standard case before him and asking Car instructions. The attorney general's reply was to the effect that Br. McCormick use his own judgment.
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Tonight's Orion bout promises fast action from Johns and Dixon
All in readiness for tonight's six round bout at the Orion theater. Tally Johns and Tommy Dixon report peak shape and strong confidence. The card features preliminary bouts and a six round main event likely to draw the season's largest crowd with brisk betting and high anticipation among local fans.
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Cafe Under Attachment Proprieter Leaves City
Special Dispatchs report the Mint Chicago cafe, a leading city restaurant, closed today under attachment. Proprieter Andy Gardner, long a noted businessman, left town amid sheriff involvement. A creditors meeting after closure showed debts around $12.00 and ongoing legal actions.
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Plead Not Guilty To Blacklisting Charge
In St Pauls Minnesota on March 16 the defendant Imaket and Master Mecinola Wy Smith of the Great Northern railway Croalester Minnesota pleaded not guilty before Judge Cronnraan to charges related to isolating a movement against the Tollway company Rainbow redline. The case involves alleged conspiracy and obstruction with deputies and local officials preparing for a broader strike.
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Walkerville Socialist ticket nominated in city election
The Walkerville Socialist convention at Wilbarville city hall nominated Evan Williams for treasurer and James Kitt and Frank Hocking for platform committee. W. A. Lindsay declined mayoral bid. nominations for central committee went to Frank Burny James Kull and William Smart. The platform pledges government by working class interests and vows public-works reforms and cleaner streets and crossings.
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Bert Goodell
J. P. Kready
Mika J. Howan
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James Kitt
Frank Hocking
W. A. Lindsay
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Frank Burny
James Kult
William Smart
Evan Wiliams
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Socialists Aim to Improve City Hill For Safety and Health
Walk grades and keep the Walks free from snow and ice. In short the socialists Will endeavor to construct the hill for the greater safety and com fort and better health of the entire community, to lift from our city the reproaches that past neglect has brought upon it, and to take it in every respect a beautiful and desirable place to live.
Grand T Theft Conviction and Forsyth Murder Trial
In Miles City the jury found Aja Woodley guilty of grand larceny for stealing a pull from W. Sarton, alleged August 1900. Meanwhile the Letchtman murder trial for Orville Bille opened with jury selection, while Kemp's sentence was deferred pending a new trial motion. Pearl Palmer sues for maintenance against James G. Palmer citing self support since October 29, Wil.
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Viola Carver Arraigned For Killing Realty Operator
Miss Viola Carver of Tacoma was arraigned in Los Angeles for the killing of T Edward Edge, a realty operator, last Monday. Her preliminary hearing is set for next Monday at 10 oclock. She showed distress in her cell and pleaded not to attend the victim's funeral, while police expect she may speak to her father in Tacoma after his arrival.
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Keefe to Exhibit Dogs at Coast Kennel Clubs
James Keefe plans dog shows across San Francisco Portland and Seattle entering three dogs in San Francisco five in Portland and Seattle entries and a few at another venue. He imports a stud and wishes to boost stock with hopes of dam and puppy wins. Prof. Georg Fe Vawner also attends Seattle and Portland shows.
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Foreigners face growing danger as Mexican unrest spreads
Rebels persist amid disrupted order in a border region. Foreigners fear intervention as property losses mount and tension between Mexicans and foreigners deepens. The Velardena area braces for mine closures as local leaders promise harsh actions against prisoners tied to the revolt.
Look For We Cattle in Tarraan Battle Report
Reported march in March from San Antonio describes a decisive clash between rebels and federals near Tarraan Mexico. About 3,000 refugees, mostly women and children, head north. four departed by train on Wednesday as crowds gathered amid memories of the Madero era.
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Unclear Text From Washington March Notes
Fragmentary excerpt from a Washington March item with garbled words. Mentions a frontier action, civic laws, and questions about implementation but lacks coherent facts or names to identify a concrete event.
Taft Referenced Customs Officers Handle Arms
Proops on the border will seek protection of Americana and property against armed intruders from Wands in United States territory as authorities reference President Taft in handling arms matters.
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Ambassadors Report Protection Amid Mexico City Uprising
Mexico City March 15. Ambassador Wilson reported assurances to protect all Americans in camp places during the uprising. Circulars calling for a small foreign demonstration were restricted. A mob of rioters assembled and reportedly had taken control of the fort.
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Jury Secured in Leichtman Murder Trial Near Forsyth
A Forsyth county murder case opens as Miles Guy reports a jury was selected for the Leichtman killing at Smith's ranch near Forsyth on Dec. 16. Prosecution led by Crum, defense by Johnson and Meyer, with details of a cattle theft probe and a fatal shootout between Leichtman and deputies, ending with Leichtman dead.
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Death of Rear Admiral Boyer in Florida Hospital
Rear Admiral John M. Boyer, retired superintendent of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, died in a Tampa hospital after a period of illness. He had been in the hospital for some time and his body will be brought to his home for burial.
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