Willard Outmatched By Smith In Heavyweight Bout
In San Francisco on May 20 Jess Willard, with a 6 inch height and 50 pound weight disadvantage, lost a referee’s decision to Gunnoe Smith after 20 rounds. Smith’s experience and accuracy outweighed Willard’s power as the big man showed brief offense but lacked stamina and sustained attack. Blood stained Willard’s neck and chest while Smith’s left eye closed and both men endured heavy exchanges throughout the bout.
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San Francis
Jerrick
Tennant
Jess Willard
Gunnoa Xpith
Willard
Perode
Smith
Crithes
Janaea
Willards
Tom Jones
Whlara
Willard Fights Smith Through Brutal Round by Round Grit
The Kansas boxer Smith and Willard exchange brutal blows through rounds 15 to 20, with Willard sustaining cuts and Smith fighting back fiercely. Smith’s eye swells as both men trade lefts and rights, clinching and slugging near the ropes, while the crowd roars for a decisive finish. In the Boston scene, the Heysamuda Rllot is named president of the American Unitarian speclation, with Dr Lllot praising the association and noting financial strength and membership gains.
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Willard
Witlera
Statth
Smith
Witand
Willard Mins Rath
Ray Bie
Behtere
Totus Smith
Smin
Witlara
Wicked
Gwe Snes
Sen
Cloge
Willaed
Kansas
Isame Mwas Cetee
Smithy
Ingwo
Wilk
Willan
Stefking
Selig
Boston
American Unitarian
Lllot
Lewis G. Wilson
Heney M.wolllama
New Names Go to the Miners Union Election
The Butte Miners Union will vote on an entirely new slate at the June 4 election if nominations made last week hold. No officers were named in the latest round. nominations close Tuesday night. Several candidates were listed for president, vice president, recording secretary, warden, and conductor along with a three member finance committee and multiple trustees.
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Butte Miners’ Union
James J. Walsh
Fred Migr Warden
James Dearis
Mike Flem
John Howe
Dennis
Lowney
John Mathews
Henry Herryman
Pee Mada
Bert Riley
Con Shea
Alexander Vinntry
Willian Duggan
Maurice Lowney
William McCullum
Ray Buckley
James J. Martin
Denis P
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Oddities
John McDonald departed last night on the Oregon Short Line via Salt Lake City for Newton Kansas. A. A. Dickman rode last night toward Spokane and will continue to Port Angeles. Wash D F Hackstall left for Chicago yesterday. Charles Atenison traveled to Denver, departing last night. Russia’s port expansion aims to boost Vladivostok commerce, while land issues touch Ceylon’s estate with 18,307,810 under cultivation and about 2,800,070 in cultivation.
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John McDonald
Salt Lake City
Newton
Kane A. A. Dickman
Spokane
Port Angels
Wash D. F. Hackstall
Chicago
Montana Men Form Society in Spokane
Montana people especially Butte residents are forming the Montana Society of Spokane. The group held its first Annual dinner at the Davenport with speeches on the Treasure State Beaverhead Trail and reminiscences. Officers and members from many towns attend, celebrating ties between Montana natives now in Spokane.
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Butte
Spokane
Montana Society of
Davenport
John F. Davies
Treasure State
W. J. ‘Ochran
Tr. O'Brien
Ble
EE. Atwater
B.A. Acheson
E. F. Booth
Boon Jr
EH. Becker
HL. Ixion
EE. Brennan
James Tre i. Brown
EJ. Carter
EV. Carter
Earl. Cashin
W. A. Chilcote
Pat Park Jr
Ble. Cooney
D. D. Coughlin
F. Cowan Jr Crawford
J.J Curran
H. G. Duerfeldt
A. W Deavitt
George E. Doll
C. W. Dempster
W. Be Deem
Vincent A. Day
F.H. Fisher
G. Gilster
FK. Don
M.M. Henniger
Jess M. M. Harshman
G.B. Harrington
J. W. Halley
C._ Hellbronner
F. N. Heckman
Low Hunt
S. George Hay
FS. Jones
W. C. Jones
H. Kilsteather
Rodger Ke Lynch
T'S. Lane
Bal Whhl
Margittrosd
James A. McKee
Mieke H. MacDougal
J. K. Mallory
Owen
Bred J. Rowlands
J. Saville
EW Shively
iMsh Smith
J. M. Sheehan
B. Tappennet
Dr. van Oven
H. G. Whitehouse
Harold Whitehouse
Irving Whiehouse
F.C. Winburn
W. P. Warner
Albino moose killed on Kenai peninsula shocks Alaska
The skin and head of a pure white albino moose arrived in Seattle on the Northland from Cordova Alaska after being killed March 1 on the Kenai peninsula by trapper Wigging. Indians revere such moose as the spirit of a maiden. The mounted skin will join the university museum. Also note: Carnegie Heroes fund paid 723 heroes in nine years in the United States and Canada.
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Alaska
Northland
Cordova
Thrinker
Kenal Peninsula
University Museum
Dhe
Carnegie Aero Fund
United States
Canada
Kerosene Cheaper Sparks French Stove Shift
Kerosene stoves gain popularity in France as cheaper fuel cuts stove costs amid coal and wood shortages. The shift reflects widespread household adaptation to energy prices and fuel availability.
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France
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