Visit of Améviv battle fleet to Japan outlined in briefing
Washington March 20 The Améviv battle ship fleet will visit Japan with stops including Wellmen islands Samoa Melbourne Eygiex Malta Yokohama and possibly a Chinese port before returning via Suez. Secretary Rastwag will accept the invitation and plan details are being coordinated by Metcalf and Admiral Pillary while China is kept as a possible next visit option.
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Suez Canal
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Lilley seeks probe into Electric Boat submarine profits
Representative Lilley of Connecticut prepared statements for the House special submarine investigation. He cites 1901 1902 hearings and Admiral Bowles O'Neil Melville testimony, alleging excess profits in Holland boats and potential price increases for future Electric Boat contracts. He notes bids show higher costs for Electric Boat versus Lake Torpedo Boat and urges official disclosure to dispel support for the Electric Boat firm.
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Dubmarine Torpedo Boats
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Naval Affairs Committee
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Navy Department
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Electric Boat Company
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Demarest Defeated by Wright in National Amateur Tourney
Chicago March 20 Calvin Demarest of Chicago loses his first round match in the sixth annual national amateur champions tournament, falling to H. A. Wright of San Francisco 40 to 31. Wright played carefully and consistently, has not lost a game so far, and advances as a top contender.
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Calvin Demarest
H. A. Wright
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Ran Janch
Wright
Chaysman
Agricultural College Gets Spring Sports Under Way
Bozeman reports the track and baseball squads of the Agricultural College began practice on Wednesday night and will continue through the season. The baseball team is larger and stronger, with Hartman Gray De Muth and Hepner expected to star. Leonard of Colgate will coach, coming from Colorado to guide the spring athletes.
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Race results and track meet notes across cities
On the race track in New Orleans results list multiple races with winners such as Maritza in three and a half furlongs and Deorn in six furlongs, plus times like 42 4-4 and 1:16. Los Angeles results cite Barbette winning a two and no half furlongs and Chip Munk winning a three furlongs, with numerous second and third places and times. St Louis notes Martin Sheridan setting a world record for height in the Irish American athletic club meet, 16 feet 7 inches, surpassing the previous mark of 15 feet 6 1/2 inches. Also mentions a round-the-world auto race progress with various participants and the Tonopah Bonanza report from March 20 describing desert city racing news.
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Trace
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Wyte
Rage
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Lady Almy
No Soy Eid
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Good Luck
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Jack Bratton
Big Ben
Fred Mulholland
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Alla Rove
Lois Brandt
Leo Reach
Los Angeles
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New York Athteiy
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Fees & Telegraph
Car Repair Aid Sent As Car Reaches Late Night
A man assists with a repair outfit as a car, after leaving Ely, suffers mud bog and a later serious accident fifty miles beyond. The vehicle, delayed since Thursday, is expected to arrive by morning. Local bowling scores feature Condy and Cassell with notable figures and a mix of names and scores.
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Billiard and basketball scores from New York and Deer Lodge games
Reports from New York detail a high scoring billiards match where Jake Schaefer beat Willie Hope 400 to 3h with an 18.2 balk time and Benner fer posted a 122 high run though unfinished. A World Special Dispatch from Philipshire notes various averages and runs. In Montana, Deer Lodge defeated Philipsburg in a high school basketball game by an unknown final score, played this evening.
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Philipshire
Deer Lodge
Philipsburg
Montane Dominates Pony in Tight Sports Showdown
Special Dispatch reports the Montane basketball team defeated Pony Athletic in a well played game. Montane led in the advancing period by 31 points, showcasing strong balance on offense and defense and securing a decisive victory for the home crowd.
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Pony Athletic
Piles and eczema relief with Cuticura remedies in 1907
An elderly patient describes years of hemorrhoids, sores, and eczema managed with various treatments. After limited success with medicines, he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Suppositories plus Guthourne Resolvent, reporting improved health and avoidance of surgery. He credits Cuticura fully for recovery.
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New Officers Elected at Gun Club Meeting
The Bulle Gul club held an annual meeting electing officers for the year. President A. J. Walker and vice president P. A. Alien were named along with treasurer Carl Engel secretary Tl. Smith and captain C. C. Goddard. Committees on grounds named J. Kelley J. H. Poore and Henry Hopkins. Two new members selected were A. C. Sperry and J. A. Catron. A $48 balance was reported and $5 appropriated to fund a medal jointly offered with the Anaconda club. Smith of Butte and Mathewson of Anaconda were appointed to draft rules. The club pledged support to the Wesmen Boosters association for the Anaconda tournament next September.
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President Roosevelt Criticised In The House
Washington March 20 More tirade against President Roosevelt surfaced in the House as Mr Hardwick of Georgia denounced him for not sending requested information on corporations. Mr Mann of Maine defended the president saying he acted in good faith. The resolution to require data from the Bureau of Corporations was tabled 348 to 115. The debate touched on authorship of a railroad catalog, with further remarks about naval affairs and an adjournment for funeral services.
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Georgia
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Address on Socialism Before the Students
Special Dispatch to the Standard Bozeman March 20 reports Salmon Chase of New York city addressing the college assembly on socialism. He predicts a future socialist party and praises Bettie the first socialist immigrant elected in the United States, while touring the West and addressing student audiences.
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Tavern
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Man shot wife and sister-in-law then kills self in Mobe
A man identified as Anationa Conner Mobe allegedly wounded his wife Aria Wrncry Enright and her sister Omenga Dalsan in the evening before shooting himself. He had recently been released from a confinement center on a penal bond and was freed at his wife’s request.
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Hughes Attacks Bryan Oratory In New York Speech
In Kingston New York March 20 Governor Hughes denounced Bryan and the opposition as speechmakers without substance. He urged Republicans to stand for good administration and prompt enactment of laws, insisting party unity and effective organization are needed to win in elections and to resist what he called reckless political rhetoric.
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