Boxing Carnival At Fort Russell Promises Fast Action
The riding hall at Fort Russell hosts a 20 round boxing carnival on the 10th with five bouts. Competitors include Bell vs Barend, Fillmore vs Hose, Rosser vs Hyams, Shaffer vs Morris, and Jacobsop vs Booth. Referee Frank Peters brings reliability from prior post contests.
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Fort Russell
Bell
Company G
11Th Infantry
Barend
Company D
11Th
Hyams
Company H
Shaffer
Band 4Th
Field Artilery
Morris
Company C
2Lth Infantry
Jacobsop
17Th Infantry
Booth
Frank Peters
Cheyenne
Dusinere
Notion of Eight Per Cent Tax Penalty Announced
The notice states a full penalty of eight percent and an eight percent annual rate on the total amount of all taxes unpaid on January 1, 1914. Luke Voorhers, County Treasurer.
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Luke Voorhers
Three Acts in Fisher Musical Comedy at Capitol Avenue
John C. Fisher’s Thee Red Rowe opens at Capitol Avenue theatre with three elaborate acts. First act visits Juling Dupree’s art school in Paris Latin Quarter with lavish ambitious scenery. Second act portrays the baron’s Chateau near Paris offering symbolic color. Third act unfolds at the Four Arte ball with meticulous replication and grand spectacle for about 65 people and extensive equipment.
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John C. Fisher
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Juling Dupree
Paris
Fisher
Wealsey Eneglehorn Dynamo of Dartmouth 1919 Team
Spokane youth Wealey Eneglehorn, named captain-elect candidate for Dartmouth 1919 football, starred as a versatile athlete at South Central High School. He rose from local prep football to the big eastern colleges, with basketball and track prowess noted and tied to Northwest high school success alongside Wallace DeWitt.
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Wealey Eneglehorn
Dartmouth
Spokane
Routh Central High School
Moyes
Wallace DeWitt
Princeton
Nelson threatens to whip any man who outs him in boxing
The piece notes Nelson known as The Grand Old Man threatens to punish anyone who dares outshine him. It mentions the queen’s son and other sports figures, plus varied New York and international boxing, tennis and billiards items with dates and standings.
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John R. Gentry
Tennessee
New York
Nashville Blvd
KE. H. Harriman
Joseph J. McGinnity
Iron Man
Tacoma Tigers
Ed N. Watkins
Tacoma
Tle
Milwaukee
Bat Nelson
Walter Cochran
Iowa
Cotrhnh
Profesor Perkin
Calvin Demarest
Cochran
Wicard Shaefer
Moe
Chicago
Manson
Herbert Spencer
Little Walter
Professor Perking
Misery Loves Company Marriage Debate Turns Odd
A compact note ponders marriage, misery, and divine motives in a wry, aphoristic style, pairing irony with religious phrasing to suggest shared woes and mutual consolation. The fragment hints at social reflection rather than a specific event.
Better to tramp in the woods than stay in the kitchen
A concise proverb-like remark contrasts outdoor wandering with indoor labor, suggesting preference for time outside over homemaking chores. The line implies values of independence and practicality in a simple lifestyle choice.
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Carey
Capital Avenue
Prince of Wales
Oxford University
Lance Roonning
Dle
International Federation
Creat
James A. Sullivan
National Amateur Athleticc Union
Eperts
San Francisco
Ing
International Olympic Committee
Laatonne
Switepriand
Miynn
Palyer
McCarty
Flynn
Indianapolis
Papke
Boston
Boston American League Baseball
McAllister
Olympic Club of
Los Angeles
Jim Corbett
Heavy Club
Ondes
McAllieter
Jem Driscoll
Caraitt
Owen Moren
Birmingham
Locational Sporting Club
London
Pittsburg
Harry Kh. Devereaux
Grand Rapids
Jersey College
Alands
Maurice Daly
Yamada
Jaeya Avalon
God
Modesto & Pipitone
Capitol Ave
A. T. Hale
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