Butte Defeats Anaconda in Spectacular Football Showdown
Butte Columbias overwhelmed Anaconda 26 to 5 in a fast paced game. Key plays featured Morrison, Sanger, and Tower with Grady and Murphy making crucial receptions as Columbia's defense held firm and capitalized on onside kicks. The win sets up a rematch with Anaconda next Sunday at home.
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They Plan to Enlarge Western Ball League
Chicago news reports Western Baseball league president O Neill called for the annual meeting at the Grand Pacific hotel on a Wednesday in November. The session will decide the season’s business and the league is expected to admit Wichita and Topeka, expanding to eight clubs: Des Moines Sioux City Omaha Lincoln Topeka Wichita Denver and Pueblo.
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Gossip of the squared circle in boxing circles
Promoter Willus Britt, manager of Battling Nelson, now handles Marvin Hart in Louisville and seeks a Hart Kaufmann bout in California. Hart’s possible third clash with Kaufmann, plus talk of a Sullivan bout, hover amid a flurry of heavyweight plans. Boxing figures like Jeffries, Papke, Kitchel, Lucas, and McFarland are linked to various matchups as the sport moves toward prominent showdowns.
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High school dispatches save life of governor in Ogden clash
A chaotic incident in Ogden features a letter delay and a near miss as a governor survives a deadly assault. The event follows tense correspondence about a postponed game and a championship bid, with officials noting plans to schedule a coast game if conditions allow. A separate melee in Calcutta ends with assailants failing in a gun attack against Sir Andrew Henderson Leith, with Governor Prater and aides unharmed as security intervenes.
Morse contrasted with President Eliot at Bowdoin talk
Rev Dewlit Hyde compared Charles W Morse with President Eliot in a Bowdoin College address. Hyde labeled Morse as selfish and unstable, while praising Eliot as faithful and solid. He argued the world and business suffer from Morse’s schemes and highlighted moral and practical contrasts across education and industry.
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Woman Still Maintains Smith Killed Mann
Denver city police report Miss Jessie Liner Smith, jailed in Ogallala Nebraska, claims John Henry Date Smith murdered Wally Mann and buried him in a Nebraska ravine. She says Smith is not her husband and alleges she used him to probe the murder of her husband Frank Geiger in St Louis. She cites a vest matching her husband’s as a clue.
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Returns in Missouri Favor the Democrats
Complete Missouri returns show Democrats leading minor state offices. Lieutenant governor race remains tight with Republican Jacob F. Gerlich trailing by about 42 votes as final precincts still count. Pluralities in reported contests range from 1,482 to 3,109, with outcomes likely unaffected by missing precincts.
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Saloon Man Charged With Wife Killing in Sheridan
Goldwela a San Fi or. Nov. K-Jonn 8. Joan Keener, formerly ot is in jail here and will huarget toluorra with .The tragedy occurred about 5 o'clock this aft Mst. Sheridan rushed out of the house on Broadway occupie By the couple, screaming for help and dropped dead in the street. She had been stabbed In the back, the katte penetrating the heart. Sheridan Was found In the house by Degrity sheriff Sage and plied under arrest. He denied the stabbing, but could give no coherent account of the tragedy. Sheridan had been drinking for several
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Turbulent talk on Abruzzi marriage and naval news
Nov by Turin and London press the page threads a joke by the Duke of Abruzzi about not commanding the Regina Elena on her next voyage. Seven of his friends support his marriage to Miss Elkins. The Invincible completes sea trials, with full power hoped at 30 knots. Cardinal Gibbons comments on Roosevelt Taft letter, praising its value and suggesting forthcoming stance.
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Rio Tinto mine disaster hits three lives lost
In Minas de Rio Tinto Spain on November 8, a series of mine collapses over two days killed three miners and injured many others. The article notes hazardous conditions and ongoing rescue efforts at the Rio Tintoines workings.
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American Horses May Set Records
American horses formances of stars inine and will be watched as they compete for possible records.
Elections in Cuba Well Guarded in Premier Vote
Cuba reads a cautious election day as both major parties push for republic preservation, equal rights, and urban-rural development. Veterans like General Menocal command influence, while Zayas garners Liberal support amid factional divisions. Balloting opens early with provinces apportioned seats and broad safeguards by the provincial government.
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Morse Awaits Bail Decision After Convicted Banker
New York court watchers expect Charles W. Morse to be released on bail tomorrow. Morse, held at The Tombs, spent Sunday reading papers and writing letters with no visitors. Lawyers and legal circles anticipate a heavy bond be set as the motion for release is considered tonight.
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Dutch government to revoke decree on armament export
No immediate action by the Dutch government is expected to blockade Venezuelan ports. War vessels will move to Santa Cruz as developments unfold, awaiting further government action.
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Cassasus in Washington to assume ambassador role
Senor Cassasus, formerly Mexico’s representative in the U.S., arrived in Washington with his family amid expectations he will succeed EnriqueCreel as ambassador. He denied receiving any official appointment or a government mission to the United States.
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Decoration for Wright Nomination to Legion of Honor Panel
The American aeropianist Wright will be considered by the grand council of the Legion of Honor tomorrow. He is expected to be included in the New Year’s decoration list.
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France Backed by Other Powers in Crisis
Paris reports no new word from Berlin on the Casa Blanca affair amid expected delays as France remains confident Germany will yield. France claims unity with Great Britain and Russia, signaling material and moral support and a test of an Anglo-Russo-Franco alliance against German dominance.
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Alleged Priest Slayer Tries to Kill Himself
New York reports Enrique D Lara 17, charged with killing Father Arturo Asencio in Central Park on Sept Wiast. He unsuccessfully attempted suicide by poison in his cell. authorities say he may recover and how he obtained the poison remains unknown.
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British Birthday Observed With Garden Party
Fokio November 8 The British community celebrated the Birthday of King Edward with a garden party hosted by British Ambassador MacDonald. The event drew a large crowd and reflected the festive mood of the day. An express train derailed near Griseles, killing ten and injuring many.
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Harvard Leads Eastern Football As Standings Develop
Eastern college teams quicken efforts toward championship form after weekend games. Harvard beat Carlisle 11 to 6 and Williams 10 to 0, Dartmouth defeated Princeton, Yale tied Brown, and Harvard’s improved play suggests it may lead the big eastern elevens.
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Divorce Dismissed When Wife Leaves Husband for None
New York judge rules a wife who leaves her husband out of tiredness or dislike cannot seek divorce on grounds of infidelity. The decision, upholding prior opinion, states consent or connivance with the marriage contract breaks the path to divorce for the abandoned husband.
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Governors Invited to First National Conservation Meeting
Invitations have been sent to governors or their representatives by the national conservation commission for two meetings in December. The first aims to organize the commission and launch the nation’s first thorough inventory of natural resources. A report to President Roosevelt is due by January 2 based on this work.
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Visit of Pacific Coast businessmen to Japan a success
A Pacific coast delegation of U S businessmen wrapped up a weeks long review of Japan with a final meeting. W F Dolermann of San Francisco said the trip was an unfailing success and would likely foster better understanding and a large boost in trade relations between the two nations.
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Taft Wins Indiana by Narrow Margin in 1912
Indianapolis The Indianapolis Star reports official county totals showing Thomas A. Marshall winning Indiana governor and Frank Hall as lieutenant governor, both Democrats, with Walter J. Loeb elected attorney general. Republicans carried most of the rest of the ticket, while Taft leads for president by about 1,000. The International Paper strike, led by Thomas W. Walter, claims mills now run at 10 percent capacity after an eight thousand strong workforce prior to August 1.
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Dead after Birmingham blind tiger raid fire
In Birmingham Alabama a fusillade of hats during a raid on an illegal drinking den left J W Harris and his infant daughter fatally injured. Harris’s wife Mrs Harris is hospitalized and not expected to recover.
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