First Legislature in Arizona Opens in Phoenix
Gov George W P sent message to the legislature read to a crowded assembly chamber in Phoenix on March 18. The address urged recall of judges, equal suffrage, free textbooks, pension reform, penology changes, taxation reform, and an eight hour day. It also pressed anti lobbying laws, constitutional recall amendments, old age pensions, and a public list of corporate owners in newspapers. The message advocated a state ticket election next fall and proposed measures for workers compensation and employer liability.
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Ariz
Raphel
George W. FB
Uent
Lydney
Hut
Elmont
Arizona
Lee
Ines Lela
Vad
State Officers Sworn to Defend Constitution
The record notes state officers may serve until June 1, 1913. A garbled message urges the Winakere to act with restraint and to uphold the oath, urging adherence to party, state, and constitutional duties, and to defend the Constitution through word and deed.
Racing Card From Crost Teas Meet
Fragmented OCR of a horse racing card listing multiple races seven furlongs to six, with names like Ocean Queen Uncle Ben Kootenal Vision Thy and jockeys or owners such as Hardy and New Capita. The readable pieces show selling and handicap races, candidate horses, and entries for Second, Third, Fourth, and Sixth races with various numbers and notes.
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Var Maimbituro
Serenade
Veno von
Golden Ruby
Lady Tend
Cancer
Myran
Ramsey
Mike Molers
Bova
Jeane dArcigo
Wty Stallord
Crougover
Ocean Queen
Uncle Ben
Kootenal
Arasuc
Meadow
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Evans Signs Lt in Great Falls Local Baseball Update
George M. Reed, manager of Great Falls in the Union association, announced the signing of a veteran pitcher. The semi professional match drew fans as details emerged of a tense game where Cobb and other stars featured, underscoring ongoing player movements in early March.
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Great Falls
George M. Reed
Union Association
Cansvant
Wrank Vight
Reker
Cipetess Fm Mans
Fecuyo Mme
Paves Way for Boxing in Chicago, Say Attorneys
Chicago attorneys discuss groundwork for boxing in the city as a proprietor faces charges for promoting a fight. A rising debate centers on licensing, admission fees, and preventive enforcement actions by authorities amid suspects linked to illicit gambling and staged events.
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Chicago
Chivago
Pottes
Growie Wien
Skatuagbor
Butte Contract Tees Second Baseman for Team
The article sketches the selection of a second baseman by manager and directors after eight days at Gregson Springs. It notes fans’ reactions and hints at upcoming meetings to finalize camp plans and league decisions.
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Mecutturty
Charlie
Cw Jelidge
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Leanis
McChfferty
Gregson Springs
Gregson
Elim
Star University Athlete Signs Up With Pittsburg
Minneapolis reports that Romh Cons, quarterback at Minnegola University, signed to play professional football with Pittsburg in late March. The move marks him as a potential Olympic team candidate and a notable addition amid ongoing athletic signings. Capron, a sprinter, has also been mentioned in connection with recent trials and selections.
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Capron
Morningstar challenges Sutton for 141st championship
Pittsburg star Mureh Worn, a former world boxing champion, issues a challenge to Chicago’s George Sutton to meet for the 141st championship of the world, signaling a high-stakes bout this season.
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Chicago
Races amid damp track draw crowd at Juasex meet
A brisk afternoon at Juasex drew a large RTS crowd as weather cooled the air and misty wind challenged the track. Winners included Widworth at 6 to 1 and Port Johnson at 4 to 1 with several horses placing. the program noted times and running order amid scattered race details and curious soda bandits reference.
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RTS
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Gilert Rose
Lotriety Thwe
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Trey
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Olympic Gawes Announcement On Fund Contributions
In New York Hazel announced the Boston Athletic Association would contribute $1500 to the Givtaple fund. Twenty five more senders were needed, with most contributions coming from New York Chicago Boston San Francisco and Philadelphia. Weller Cagsp forwarded a check for Sid Yale's contribution. it is expected Princeton Pennsylvania and other colleges will join.
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Pennsylvania
Wolverton Leads Coast Prospects in Spring Baseball
A lengthy scouting note praises manager Wolverton as a disciplined, trusted leader shaping the team from the ground up. It highlights his talent for management, player trust, and willingness to bench underperformers, with mentions of stars Bodie and Zeider and previews of lineup dynamics and spring conditioning.
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Lengud
Wolverton
Wolvertan
Jean” Cage
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Bowlers Shine at Aynerlosny Harwl Meet Leaders
The meet saw De rol bowlers surge into prominent positions as Wyseitxe led the pack in the pinar events. Monitors note Maurice Wirehias securing secant place while Hens O Connells and Gearun Whitemarst placed fifth in the Aouties with L213.
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Citenga
Derol
Wyseitxe
Fragmented OCR News Brief About Anna Hansson
A garbled report mentions Anna Hansson and a show or stage event with uncertain details. It references Treo, Wral, Sparel and guard, with vague actions near halls and Lion. The piece hints at a theater night and a lineup of names like Lie Pyaenn and Wainy Mee, but specifics are unclear.
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Anna Hansson
Busy Week in Butte Politics Previews Dual Primaries
In Butte a busy week unfolds as Democrats and Republicans hold primaries to select delegates for city conventions. Incumbents and hopefuls jockey in wards across the city with retirements narrowing field. Watch for alderman picks and party slates shaping races this spring.
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Tia
Tamarrnty
Zeny
Thaseclallets
Alf Padles
John J. Rey
J. Neeny
Jack Smith
Jone. Murphy
John M. Barber
T. C. Grigg
Ulae
William Tracy
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