Docksator’s season plans frame big league bets
Persistent rumors place Charles Dockstader and McCafferty shaping a Butte roster with Sigmone Tarnett joining from Missoula while Easter is eyed for a pennant push. Schedule talks occur April 2 at Ogden as electric street car service expands and Murray Utah facilities ready players for spring drills. Boise backs a new league plan pooling receipts to fund salaries, with Cody lobbying peers in the proposed circuit.
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Charles Dockstader
Oaffeld
Manuerr
Los Angeles
Levsensil
Bulie
McCotterty
Mountmen
Mivers
Mac
Ogden
McCaferty
Gregson
Teaxing
Maymon
Belle
McCafferty
Gelly
Sigmone
Tarnett
Missoula
Winla
Karfom
Chicaga
Mack
Ansconda
Butte
Li Butte
Hanes
J. R. Wharton
Railway
Harrison Avenue
Tinh
Great Walls
Murray
Utah
Sul Lake City
Bie Milan
Great Falls
Boise
Rola
Baker City
Pendleton
Lagrande
Walla Walla
North Fakima
Idaho
Sack Cody
Peachall Affairs
Cody
Baseball Committee
Leame
Central
Dolae
Gaise
Massachusetts Agricultural College Wins Intercollegiate Shooting Title
Washington reports Massachusetts Agricultural College Ambherss Mass wins the Intercollegiate shooting championship for the second year, defeating the Eastern League and Western League victors with a 65 to 57 score. Princeton gains the special prize for no military department as National Rifle Association officials note shooting’s rising college prominence.
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Washington
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Ambherss
Mass
United States
Univermty
Whmer
Princeton University
National Rifle Assocation of America
Young Saylor Wins Narrow Decision In Indianpolis Ring
In Indianapolis on March 22 for a 10 round bout at 132 pounds Grover Hayes of Plainfield faced young Saylor. Saylor won eight of the ten rounds while Grover Hayes failed to land cleanly. The contest featured five knockouts and proved a tight, hard fought affair.
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Indiananolls
Morej
Forng
Fast light weights meet tonight at Broadway theater
Two preliminaries lead to a main event as Maurice Thompson and “fighting Disk” Hyland prepare for a six round lightweight bout. Both fighters trained briefly yesterday and expect a fast, strong display with betting even money and fans forecasting one of the season’s best exhibitions.
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Maurice Thompson
Hyland
Broadway
Seacohampeon
Maurice
Hyving
Jerry McCarthy
Monty
Marshall Qn Freeman
BMCK
Pinehurst Women’s Championship Semifinal Pairings
Indications point to toracrow's semifinal in the women’s event of the United South golf championship at Pinehurst. Dorothy Cammall, Canadian champion, and Miss Mate Van Oseland advance to the lower half. Wee Fawnes Sr. and Mrs. J. Ih Priow lead the upper half. Campbell and Sarah Fawnes win tomas. Alice Van Otrand and Raymond Warr of Georgetown move forward on the defrost.
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Pinehurst
N.C. Moreh
Toracrow
United Bites
Olsa Dorothy Cammall
Mate van Oseland
Wee Fawnes Sr
Oakmont
J. Ih Priow
Campbell
Tomas
Giekteanth
Dell Announced as a Side-Wheeler
The report notes Welker Fel Tie left the St Louis training camp to rejoin the St Louis Cardinals on their return voyage. Pitcher Bell of Edmonton appears, a left-handed batter who faced an ineligible list, with last year’s reporting issue cited and current readiness for work.
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St. Louis
Welker Fel
St. Jonis Cardinals
Nell
Montana
Baseball Struggles Linked to Transit in Butts Town
Fragmentary report notes 40 fake people returning to town after ball games and cites lack of streetcar service as a key factor in baseballs failure later in the summer at Butts.
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Wwzs Olis
Butts
Aged suffragette protests as prison sentences rise
London reports indicate suffragettes were jailed during the resumption of trials for window smashing. Most received four months, some six months, and one of double prior conviction eight months. Grandmother Mia. Alie Monck-Mason, aged US years, protested against detention.
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London
Indye ‘Wallace
Mia
Aliee Monck-Mason
Three survivors in bouts to meet champ in elimination tourney
In New York on March 27 an elimination tournament set to decide who meets Johnny Thomas, the featherweight champ, after ten round bouts. Joe Caster of Brooklyn defeated Intolle O'Keefe of Philadelphia. Johnny Dundes of New York beat Young Wagner. Tommy Toul of Philadelphia beat Traut Patsy in Newark. other results were on points.
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New York
Dad
Johny Thamaie
Duimple
Erea Ponte
Cel
Welita
Binotra Atel
Nora Llane
Joe Caster
Grooklyn
Intollé O'Keefe
Philadelphia
Johmay Dundes
Bealout Young Wagner
Algo
Traelty
Tommy Toul
Pethidelphia
Traut Patsy
Newark
Tle
Davistans
Cleveland talks on wage rise halt in March dispute
In Cleveland Ohio on March day workers and management failed to agree on terms for a wage increase. The dispute centers on promised raises and April timing with no accord reached.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Marcy de—Minarg
Agyratork
Ho Himineas Vent Fields Sill
Tarrin on Avenue Bridge Permit Requested
Tor Habane Pana, manager of the street railway company, petitions the city council for a permit to build a widening near the large hall grounds on Tarrinon Avenue. The line would be twenty feet long with alter- items noted.
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Wharton
Asompany
Ely Council
Hella
Hagehall
Tarrinon Avenia
Prisoner Voices In Detention Echo Tense Resolve
Fragmentary OCR reveals prisoners arguing loyalty and resilience during a year in confinement. One inmate pledges steadfastness and a yearlong submission while another asserts faith in divine support, ready to endure four months of hardship.
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Keen Pet
Forest Service Members Hold Joint Session
A joint session of Beaverhead and Madison forest service members met yesterday afternoon at the Beaverhead county courthouse. District Forester Iudcox of Missoula opened talks with officials and staff, noting the session will adjourn tomorrow as an educational institute on forest matters.
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Stanfiord
Dion
Maren
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Madison Forests
Iudcox
Missoula
TL 2
Aganm
Medison Lord
W. Hudson
C. Clifford
W. Clark
W. II, McCoy
J. W. Bell
G. B. Rowe
GC. Bosworth
F.C. Ayers
Townsent
R. CG. Bullerdick
Beaverhead Forest
Wyman
Martin
C. R. Clark
Alice Warren
Barbour
J. W. David
Sheperd
Move Slowly Upon Ridge Where Allens Await Them
Illville Virginia March 2 Posses move upon the courthouse area from two sides tonight with a fight anticipated within 24 hours. Fifty horsemen encircled Glue Ridge and shift to charging positions at daybreak. Sheriff Haynes of Surrey County with a volunteer posse of 50 waits to advance from Mount Ain.
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Illville
Afton
Haynes
Surrey County
Mount Ain
Alaska's Two Delegates Will Be For President
Cordays Alaska March 27 Charles E Merray bearing proxies of delegates to the Republican territorial convention which meets here Saturday evolved from Nourme today von Bleting 2000 mile dog term journey began Feb 7 at Fairbanks My Lev ron joined by Tom Marquam representing that district Party enders Nate that the gathering will be harfignions find that AY two delegates in the Chicago convention will be instructed for Taft.
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Cordays
Alaska
Charles E. Merray
von Bleting
Fairbanks
Levron
Tom Marquam
Chicago
Taft
Thousand Children Flee Burning School Tragedy
Thousand children evacuated from Mis ten Point High School as a fire in the laboratory on the fourth floor destroyed the building. The alarm triggered a mass, orderly exit of more than 3,000 students. The building was insured for 100000 dollars.
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Trustato
N.Y
Misten Point High School
Alann Way
Weheya
Annual American League Outlook by John Masters
John By Masters annual analysts forecast the American League race to be published next Sunday in Spalding's Guide. Masters succeeds Henry Charnwick as editor and is praised as a top critic in the country. Readers are urged to watch for the edition this Sunday.
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John
Masters
Standard
Master
Henry Chnn~wick
Spalding
New Mexico Elects First Two Senators
Albert B. Fall and Thomas M. Catron, Republicans, were elected United States senators from New Mexico as the roll call concluded. Catron narrowly surpassed Carron after several lawmakers shifted votes. Spanish American era figures aided the decisive shift. Fall and Catron plan to travel to Washington to present credentials. Fall, born 1861 in Frankfort Kentucky, once worked in a cotton mill and rode as a cow puncher and schoolteacher. Catron, born 1861 in Fayette County Missouri, served as a Confederate captain and early NM lawyer.
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Santa Fe
Albert B. Fall
Thomas BR. Catron
Sena
Washington
Fall
Frankfort
Catron
Tafayetta County
New Mexico Territory
Constitutional Cdvcation
New Atelaico
Lis
Stephen BG. Fikins
Breaks Swimming Record By Vmoligat Champion
In an Australian pool on February 28, Vinolgat in Hobarts Ang Who shaved time off the 260 meter record, clocking 2 hours and 20 minutes to set a new mark. The previous record holder, Prank Bean, was overtaken amid speculation of a looming Olympic appearance.
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Tendon
Addington West
Awa
Gia
Sampa Tnt
Hrots Ang
Barlit
Awas
Maters
Praviouth
Reland
Wnonna
Miners Vote On Wage Pact End Of Strike Key to Return
London March 27 Bruial coal mine owners after a long meeting accepted the minimum wage measure and plan to reopen as soon as miners choose to return. A full miners federation meeting decided to ballot workers on accepting the wage DIM and resuming work.
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London
Bruial
Miners’ Federation
Baverdiniat
Eighty Three Die In Jed Coal Mine Explosion Toll
Welch West Virginia reports a mine explosion at Jed Coal and Coke killed eight workers with 28 bodies recovered and 55 were missing or unaccounted for as wives and children gathered at the colliery awaiting news. In Mississippi, National Committeeman L B Mosely says Republican delegates to the national convention will support a Taft delegation under the unit rule.
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Welch
Jed Coal Ang Coke Company
Jed
Morene
Jackson
Miss
L. B. Mosely
Missisipp
Senators vote hints Lorimer case favoring Ton in test tally
Eight member Senate committee weighing Lorimer election reported a preliminary tally of five to three in favor of Ton in a test vote. Washington state observers noted the figures as the panel neared a final recommendation.
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Washington
Meren
Berrator
Lorimer
Tavar
Collapsed Text Fragment Headlines Unknown
A damaged OCR fragment references entities like E.W. Ghove and Fe but lacks coherent facts or context. The readable portions mention a confrontation or event labeled as a cold or crush with unclear terms like laxative and world wide Cit. No definite date, place, or outcome is discernible.
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E.W. Ghove
Unfortunate Girl Dies in Squalid Cabin
A 19 year old Dolly Drew dies in a dirty cabin in the restricted district after collapsing from illness and drug use. Born in Pueblo Colorado she worked in Salt Lake City and spent months in a local restricted district crib. The incident involved both white and Black residents and occurred at 1:90.
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Dolly Drew
Pueblo
Col
Salt Lake
Funeral Notices for Cunningham and O’Neil
Funeral services are announced for John Cunningham at 9:00 AM Thursday from Mrs. Burtis 611 North Main Street to Sacred Heart Church for Mass at 9:30 AM. O’Neil’s funeral will be held Saturday from his sister Mrs. D J Yarrington’s residence 148 East Canterbury Street at an hour to be announced.
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