Marks on brain of pugilist important finding in autopsy
Los Angeles Sept 4 marks from surgeons instruments were found on John Bull Young brain at autopsy during the Willard case hearing. Defense attorney Karl Rogers argued the death resulted from the operation not the blow. Dr Hugh Johnson testified the tape on the gloves suggested hammer like blows. The committee of the Church Federation also dropped admission fees from the anti prize fight bill and set amateur boxing rules to curb professionalism.
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Los Angeles
John (Bull) Young
Jes Willard
Vernon Arena
Karl Rogers
Young
Willard
Hugh H. Johnson
Vernon
Grimm
Committee of the
Church Federation
Newby
Northwest league honors and score notes from Vancouver
In Vancouver on Sept 4, players Kraft and Schmutz starred for their teams while captain Harry Ostdiek received gifts for his services to the local squad. The report lists Batteries Kantleiener Shea Coveleskie Smith Hannah and Kennick, with mention of Schmutz pitching to edge his opponent and a sixth inning rally by his teammates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phre” Day
Harry Ostdiek
Victoria
Ane Ee Spokane
Renee
Kantleiener
Shea
Coveleskie
Smith
Hannah
Vancouver
Schmutz
Kraft
Slenth
Tacoma
Pedie Eae
Vancouver Sessive Batteries
Irait
Harris
Kennick
Cambridge Tacquet in Stronger Intercollegiate Play Position
Rain delayed action at Haverford as Sept 4 Intercollegiate tournament results show Cambridge Tacquet moving into a stronger position than yesterday with improved standings amid ongoing play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phanacronia
Haverford
Cambridge
Joseph Richards Funeral Director obituary entry
Obituary notice for Joseph Richards, funeral director. Provides name, profession, and location details, reflecting a mid century obituary fragment with limited readable data.
Death notices for Jennie Le Skedd and an unidentified man
The funeral for Jennie Le Skedd, wife of James Le Skedd, will be held at 1161 Maryland Avenue this afternoon at 2 o clock with Rev Rexroad officiating. Interment follows at Mountain View cemetery. Separately, the remains of an unidentified man about 60 years old, who died yesterday, are at Sherman Reed undertaking parlors, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
Holland and Byrnes Funerals Set for Friday Afternoon
The funeral of Jerry Holland will be held tomorrow at morning at the family home 27 East La Platte street then to St Lawrence Church for high mass at 9 50. Catherine Byrnes daughter of Mr and Mrs John Byrnes will be buried this Friday at 2 oclock at 2 West Pacific street residence.
Death notices and funeral plans from Walsh's parlors
The remains of Mrs Henrietta Vachon were shipped to Aitken Minnesota for interment. Leonard Hanley infant son of Mr and Mrs Hanley will be buried at 2 pm from 597 Shields Ave with service at Sacred Heart. Joseph Labouchre funeral set for Saturday at 2 am from Walsh's undertaking parlors and Mass at St Patrick's Church.
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Vachon
Henrietta. Vachon
Walsh
Northern Pacific Railroad
Aitken
Minn
Nanley Leonard
Joseph Hanley
Tony
Shields Avenue
Sacred Heart Whareh
Labouchre
Joseph Labouchre
Tennis Championship Matches With Harvard Triumphs
Wilders lists three men left in singles and two pairs from five. Norris Wil loses to McLoughlin in the national final last week. M Church Princeton is intercollegiate singles champion, 63 64. J J Armstrong Harvard defeats B C Law Princeton. W M Washburn Harvard beats A L Kidder Princeton. Best doubles feature Williams and J J Whitney Harvard defeating T Stanley and A Evans Jr Yale 60 48 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Whitney
Harvard
T. Stanley
A. Evans Jr
Yale
Williams and Whitney
Belford Belt Triumphs As Rain Slows Minnesota State Fair Track
Hamline Minn Sept 4 Belford Belt won the $3 000 Minneapolis purse in Streight heats amid a slow track from rain Three year old Little Bernice took the top 3 rd place finishers were Direct Gentry Gentry De Forest and others The card included 2 18 2 21 trot times for various heats with several winners including Kid Cupid Helford Bell Tommy Gineh Symbol Meath and Pang in pace and trot events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamline
Minn
Belford Belt
Minneapolis
Streight
Tratn Little Bernice
Direct Gentry
Gentry de Forest
Kid Cupid
Howell
Pine Knot
Helford Bell
King Clansman
Alice McGregor
Tommy Gineh
Rams Constantine
Frank L
Symbol Meath
Pilly J
Sea Bird
Pang
Marco Suspended For Nervous Arms In Racing Meet
Special Dispatch to the Standard Great Falls Sept 4 Marco the jockey was suspended after pulling his horse in the final race of a meet with favorites faltering. Rod Hensley led early but finished third in the second race while weather stayed favorable and racing continued with multiple five furlong events and a late seven furlong card concluding with Lady Ade and RavelDare among winners and placers.
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Great Falls
Rod Hensley
Marco
Morrisey
Rue
Til
McIntyre
Lyte Knight
Ail Geranson
Charley Brown
Iit
Matthews
Hotsington
Billy Mayham
Wickey
Carter Johnson
Ada Anne
Ormes
Say
Minempa
Hob Hensley
Alwilda
Harum Searum
Hyndia
Standard
Billings
Hysham
James Tovey
Hegesville
Wolves blanked by Slagie in tense Sacramento tilt
The Sacramento Wolves collected seven hits but scored only twice as Los Angeles won 2 to 1. Slagic and Byrne hurled for Los Angeles while Klawitter and Lynn covered for Sacramento. Portland was held to zero hits by Oakland in a 1 to 0 loss as Hy Williams and Kreitz starred for the visitors. O'Brien of Oakland allowed 13 hits and five runs in the eighth. Also noted are wrestling speculations and a yacht race in Marblehead with Sprig winning third race in the international sonder series. Frankie Russell and Pat Moore were matched for a 10 round bout in New Orleans.
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Sacramento
Sacramento Wolves
Slagie
Los Angeles
Sacramento Wa
Tatteries
Slagic
Byrne
Klawitter
Lynn
Onmaaura
Ceres
Portland
Oakland
O'Brien
Kood
R. Hy
Portland i
Hagerman
Fisher
Malarkey
Kreitz
Marblehead
Mass
John L. Saltonstall
Sprig
Ellen
Cima
Angela JV
Serum
Wittelsbach
Mth
New Orleans
Frankie Russell
Pat" Moore
Philadelphia
Board Declares Talor Guilty In Police Testimony Row
A city commission declares Talor guilty in a police department case but bournes leniency. The report criticizes witnesses and newswriters while noting the findings filed with Mayor Duncan and a pending mayoral report. The incident centers on statements about Lieut Yorath and the conduct of Crary and reporters.
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Voard
Police Department
William Yorath
Mis Joby
Taylor
Crary
Duncan
Injunction Suit Began Against Jewelry Combine
New York. September 4 A federal equity suit to curb a jewelry combine was prepared for filing by United States District Attorney Marsh. Attorneys for jewelers and wholesalers indicated a friendly settlement. The action follows criminal proceedings last June. The petition says retailers want direct dealings with manufacturers but the robber interposed to block direct sales and to destroy competition among manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Marsh
McReynolds
Libel suit seeks ten thousand in damages
Special Dispatch to the Stannard Billings reports R. J. Luke, formerly of Virden & Luke, files a libel suit against Jacob Kaufman seeking 10 885 dollars plus 385 for defense costs. Luke, a longtime Los Angeles and Billings fruit dealer, alleges January arrest for larceny and February dismissal, claiming public ignominy. The case awaits trial before Judge Pierson in district court.
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Stannard Billings
R. J. Luke
Virden & Luke
Los Angeles
Billings
Jacob Kaufman
Luke
Pierson
Thaw case waffles on deportation delay and debts
Ottawa lawyers seek loopholes while three Thaw associates testifying on the border and stealth entering plan are contrasted with Mrs. Evelyn Thaw’s bankruptcy disclosures. Mary C. Thaw’s checks reappear in bankruptcy proceedings as creditors push for payment and Evelyn prepares to testify about property allegedly turned over to her.
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T. Tt. Melnnis
Ottawa
L. B. Marachal
Immigration Board
Cave Nadeau
Harford
New York
Mary C. Thaw
Harry
Evelyn ‘Thaw
Evelyn
Half Breed Woman Designated as Bloodshed Cause
Billings report details the Blue Creek shooting that left Sam Davis dead, John Cooper wounded, and John Davis dead by suicide after a murder plot. The narrative centers on a half breed woman’s contested marriages and a pending divorce, culminating in a fatal chain of shootings and a police confrontation.
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Standard
Billings
Blue Creek
Sam “Scarface
Davis
John Cooper
John Davis
Tove
Sam Davis
Samt Davis
Cooper
Sam
Pope Pius X Improves and Schedules Audience
Rome Sept 4 Pope Pius X shows welcome improvement from a recent catarrh episode with normal temperature and reduced hoarseness He held an audience today with Cardinal Ferrari of Milan who arrived with four priests instead of the full Milan cathedral chapter Cardinal Ferrari led a large pilgrim group of 740 for whom the pontiff gave the apostolic benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pius X
Maria
Ferrari of
Milan
Cathedral of
Ferrari
Two Carloads of Melons First Shipment From Billings
Billings dispatch reports two carloads of watermelons grown on the Billings bench made up the first freight shipment over the Billings and Central Montana railroad. The line is now open for nearly 13 miles with rest of 25 miles expected to finish before cold weather. Local financiers and Billings capstans back the project.
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Standard
Billings
Billings & Central Montana Railroad
Livingston
Lewistown
Billings Endy 4
Wind slows up harness nags on Hartford track
Hartford wind affected harness racing at Charter Oak park with three straight-heat events decided in brisk conditions. Lady Grattan won the 2:12 trot, Reusens captured the 2:20 trot, and Jones Gentry won the 2:04 pace as $1 000 stakes were contested. In Grand Rapids exhibition, Chicago National League toppled Central League champions 3 to 2.
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Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Jones Gentry
Lady Grattan
Reugens
Foote Prince
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chicago
Pendleton North Yakima Batteries Triumph in Early Clash
In North Yakima on September 4 Pendleton and North Yakima batteries featuring Barger anderson and Taylor faced Boise teams with Batteries Hridger Doers Brown and Sheely Halland Gard. The match report notes key players and lineups from both sides in a one sided early season contest.
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North Yakima
Pendleton
Barger and Eereterson
Taylor
Boise, Sept
Boise
Brown
Halland Gard
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Gprsane Kalsomined
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Undertakers
Joseph Richards
Mbatmer
Butte
Sherman & Reed
East Wronaway, Muse
Larry Duggan
Nbalmer
Minnesota State Fair
Lady Rensselaer
Tim Judge
Murray
Star Blue
Coburn
Tegards
Bluebeard
Woods
Glaucus
Lady Adeaide
Maempa
RavelDare
Ethel Sampson
Pauley
Bell
Strang
Maders
Por Unter
George Stiet
Henry Irslinge
Steif
Irslinger
Trelinger
Steff
Trslinger
Archie Parker
Pittsburg
Venice
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Cverail
Schmidt
Hitt
E Hott
BOARD
Talor
Jewelry Combine
Institute AT
C. W. Tenny
Helena
Presbyterian Church
Teachers’ Institute
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Dillon
Frank Mantell
Cal
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Salt Lake
Bill Walters
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Hammond
Ind
Wildcat” Ferns
Kansas City
Kenosha
Houston
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Austin
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Pope Pius
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Turkey
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Children’s School
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