Jeffries Johnson World Title Bout Planned for July Fourth
New York reports the Jeffries Johnson heavyweight championship will be staged by Tex Rickard and John Gleason on July 4, 1910 near San Francisco. Coffroth and Gleason bid $107,000 plus moving picture rights. articles to be drawn tomorrow.
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New York
Jeffries Johnson
Tex Rickard
Nevada
John Gleason
San Francisco
San Fran
Meir
Hoboken
Ring
Thomas J. McCaffey
Soain
Pacific Athletic Club
Cotfroth
Eddie Graney
John L. Sullivan
Weicht
Coffroth
Gleason
Rickard
Coroth
Gleace
Jeffries
Johnson
Asquith Leads Commons Fight Over Lords Tax Power
In London the Commons voted 264 to 124 to assert exclusive control of the nation's purse. Premier Asquith declared the Lords had breached the constitution by blocking budget provisions and vowed dissolution for elections between January 10 and 20 with Labour support. The debate framed a crisis over democratic balance and royal prerogative.
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Labor Party
House of Commons
Laborites
Asquith
Lords
Howse of Commons
Commons
Letters of a Dakota Divorcee Sees Root of Love and Law
Jane Barr author of Letters of a Dakota Divorcee discusses sex love and marriage as the world's unresolved dilemma. The forthcoming work, based on a Sioux Falls divorce experience, challenges ultra conventional society with a pragmatic yet conflicted feminine voice.
United States rushes forces to Nicaragua in crisis
Washington reports indicate U S naval forces are moving toward both coasts of Nicaragua to protect American lives and property. The Prairie with 700 marines sails from Philadelphia en route to Nicaragua while Albany Yorktown Princeton Doe Moines Tacoma and Marietta are ordered to Corinto and nearby harbors. Admiral Kimball to take command aboard Prairie as forces prepare for possible engagement. Mexico expresses surprise at the timing of the Nicaragua tension and says it does not wish to be drawn into the dispute.
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Washington
United States
Zelaya
Jose Matriz
Nicaragua
Prairie
Panama
Philadelphia
Albany
Yorktown
Magdalena Bay
Corinto
Princeton
Doe Moines
Tacoma
Quoto
Marietta
Coma Rioh
William K. Kimball
City
Mexico
Delaware River
Central America
Vicksburg
Harber
Bremerton Navy Yard
Gaffe
Buffalo
Leander
Colon
Storms and naval moves unfold in western towns
Sheridan Wyoming endures a fierce blizzard with show stalls and fears for children after a matinee as volunteers guide the young to safety. In Washington and Philadelphia copper operations expand as U S forces brace for Nicaragua with ships Yorktown Albany and others ordered toward Corinto and as Buffalo sails with marines.
Miss Adrienne Roucelle Rejects Wyoming Suit
Denver reports Miss Adrienne Roucelle refuses marriage from a wealthy Wyoming stockman seen during a tag day. She calls him a fool or joker and says she would not marry him even if he were the last man on earth. She notes the sudden notoriety and hints at lovers in past newspaper pieces.
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Denver
Adrienne Roucelle
Gaylord Street
Wyoming
Ming Roucolle
Armand Roucolle
Fort Collins
Miss Roucolle
Strikes and Force Police Station Duty Amid North West Strike
In St Paul on December 2 Chief O Connner orders day patrolmen to remain at the central station until 10 30 p m to curb strikers and strikebreakers as talks with railroad officials continue A few hundred workers arrive and guard yards while five engines operate in the union depot Labor officials report mixed improvements in shipping but coal and produce trade remains steady The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Conductors from Melrose threatens neutrality causing possible limited switching only at customary points Labor Commissioner McEwen investigates reports of non residents in yards and flags possible issues Continued on page Two.
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St. Paul
O'Conner
Central Station
Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Conductora
Melrose
Minn
Getto girl Mrs. Phelps Stokes joins strike effort
Mrs. Rogo Panton Stokes wife of millionaire G Phelps Stokes spoke at ten strikers meetings in Clinton street urging holdout until demands met. She conferred with leaders at the strikers' HQ and offered active service to keep up mass enthusiasm and effort.
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New York
Rogo Pantor Stokes
Govia
Phelps Stokes
Clinton Street
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