Boxing Gains Ground Among College Sportsmen
Boxing as an intercollegiate sport attracts growing support across colleges from Pennsylvania to Penn State and the Midwest. Reports from Peoria and universities emphasize intramural and intercollegiate plans, with a push for revised international rules and Olympic contingents under the English code.
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Oxford
Cambridge
United States
Peoria
Ill
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Penn State College
Dartmouth
Army
Navy
Board of Boxing Control
International Boxing Federation
Amateur Athletic Union
Antwerp
Pioneer Attorney Frederick Harvey Dies in Douglas
Frederick J. Harvey, 71, a pioneer Douglas lawyer and former mayor, died after years of ill health. A member of Wyoming’s constitutional convention, he helped shape the state’s fundamental law and led local civic progress as mayor for eight years. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. with city business suspended in tribute. born 1858 in Town, moved to Douglas in 1886 and practiced at Harvey Hawley Garst. He was a Democrat active in state party affairs.
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Harvey
Cheyenne
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Ben
Harvey, Hawley & Garst
Campaign Leader Urges Republicans to Put Shoulders to the Wheel
A party leader in Colorado declares openness and readiness in the forthcoming campaign. He emphasizes mobilizing from national headquarters to product reach and vows victory, urging comrades to act with determination and resolve. He pounds the desk while proclaiming the effort is intended to win.
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Hay
President urges ratification of league pact for world peace
The speaker argues the United States must join the league of nations to secure a lasting peace. He warns against separate treaties with Germany and calls for a nationwide referendum to determine the U.S. role in postwar settlement while invoking Andrew Jackson as a guiding example.
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United States
Germany
Senate
League of Nations
Europa
Senate of
League
Spirit of Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Ten Indicted in Whiskey Crimes in Connecticut Valley
Springfield Mass January report says ten indictments for manslaughter were issued by a special grand jury probing alleged whiskey tainted with wood alcohol. The cases involve deaths estimated at over 60 across the Connecticut valley. Two other indictments charged beverage sellers and distributors.
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Springfield
Mass
Connecticut Valley
Opal Shipping Point Moves 22,450 Cattle In 900 Cars
Reports to the state livestock board show Opal as the chief shipping point for the Green River valley stock district. During the last shipping season Opal shipped 22,450 cattle requiring 900 rail cars.
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Green River Valley
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
W, GC
Meclvain
Opal
List of accused Huns trimmed to about 300
London Jan 8 The war-criminal list to be demanded for trial has been revised and reduced from about 1200 to roughly 300, the Daily Mail reports. It favors a short list with specific charges, keeping the Crown Prince and Crown Prince Ruprecht of Bavaria on the roster.
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London
Daily Mail
Ruprecht
Bavaria
Thirteen Allies Ratify Versailles Treaty in Paris
Paris January 8 The ratification of the Versailles peace treaty will occur Saturday at 4 PM. The letter modifying the tonnage originally demanded from Germany will be handed to Baron Kurt Von Leisner head of the German delegation. Ratifying powers include Great Britain France Italy Japan Belgium Bolivia Guatemala Peru Poland Siam Czecho Slovakia and Uruguay.
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Germany
Baron Kurt von Leisner
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Bolivia
Guatemala
Peru
Poland
Siam
Czecho-Slovakia
Uruguay
Fire Unmasks Large Moonshine Plant in Denver
A small blaze at 2604 West Colfax Avenue revealed a major moonshine operation. Police found 60 gallons of whiskey 400 gallons of sugar mash 700 pounds of sugar and an 85 gallon still. The building owner fled and claimed ignorance of the renter.
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Denver
West Colfax Avenue
New City Engineer Takes Up His Duties
City Engineer Arthur Parker sworn in. he begins inventory of office equipment and records in preparation for active duties and moving into the new building. Parker retains Albert Leslie Jr as assistant and Miss Mary Mahan as stenographer.
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Arthur Parker
Albert Leslie, Jr
Mary Mahan
For Sale Ad in State Leader Want Ad Column
A want ad announces items for sale in the State Leader newspaper. It lists goods, prices, contact details, and deadlines for responses, inviting readers to place offers or arrange pickup.
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State Leader
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