State Leader Sport News Forms Boxing Body
The new National Boxing association aims to standardize rules and governance across fifty states and Ontario. Representatives met in New York to push public welfare in boxing while New York and Massachusetts could not join due to existing laws. The code mirrors Army Navy and Civilian Board rules and covers weight limits purses and title defenses with image-labeled delegates from multiple states and Ontario.
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Fiftien States
Ontario
Canada
New York
Massachusetts
Association
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Civilian
Board of Boxing Control
International Sporting Club of New York
Strangler Lewis Faces Caddock in Rematch at Omaha
Strangler Lewis, freshly crowned, prepares to defend against Beart Caddock after Joe Stecher, once champion, lies in a Omaha hospital with a strained right arm. Caddock, the Iowa wrestler nicknamed the rasler with a thousand holds, stocks speed and science. Lewis will likely outweigh Caddock by about 20 pounds, while Stecher’s future return remains uncertain as fans await the next title bout.
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Lewis
Beart Caddock
Joe Stecher
Strangler
Omaha
Caddock
Rasler
Stecher
Hart
Sam
Bill
Iowa
Beaten Champ Still Here In Omaha Hospital
Joe Stecher lies in an Omaha hospital nursing an arm hurt by neuritis after losing the title to Ed Lewis. A nurse tends him as the six year old patient Maddis Sjoblom looks on, while Stecher shares tales of a strong man.
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Joe Stecher
Omaha
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
Joe
Mddis Sjoblom
Evertonian verse on baseball fame and war critique
A fragmentary poem mocks baseball immortality and the pursuit of wealth, suggesting that true fame fades when war and discord arise. It contrasts endless chatter with a call for peace, noting fans grow weary of constant talk and empty boasting.
University Barred From Play With State School Teams
A Wyoming news note says the University of Wyoming committee bars the university high school from the state basketball tournament starting March 14. Laramie High players enrolled at the university may be excluded. the university faculty cannot agree on the ruling, leaving the University High as an exception.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
University High School
University High
University High seeks invitational series during tourney week
Coach Corbett of the university advocates inviting a Colorado high school of equal rating to play a series against the University High “Preps” during tournament week. The plan aims to showcase top local talent and broaden High School Wheel as the ruling allowing state pupils to compete against university pupils seems likely amid criticism of local advantage.
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Corbett
Laramie High
Colorado
University
High School and University Share Host Duties
A fragment notes that University High School could share hosting duties with the university, indicating a partial arrangement where responsibilities would be divided as part of a broader collaboration. The readable text suggests cooperation rather than a final plan or decision.
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University High School
Fnsider notes on sports figures and upcoming matches
A compact column touches on Joe Becker's replacement, Babe Ruth and other stars with comments on finances, records, and upcoming bouts. It references Dempsey Willard Carpentier Brennan plans, Ray Schalk, Mark Griffith, and Jack Dunn, plus college teams Stanford Washington Yale Harvard Princeton, and a Moroccan wedding custom remark.
Crank the Clean Baseball Machine for Judge Landis
A 1921 reform machine is unveiled to drive baseball toward cleaner play. Judge Landis, hired as chief chauffeur, is urged to start the engine and speed toward abolishing pools, gambling, and ticket scalping. Fans expect a tough road ahead and deeper holes than surface hints suggest.
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Landis
Wyoming House Endorses Biological Bounty Bill for Cooperation
The Wyoming House approved on second reading a bill to cooperate with federal authorities in eradicating predatory animals, with the state’s share funded by a provision in the coming budget bill. The session also advanced multiple other bills, while the Senate held a brief session and planned cadet reviews.
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Wyoming
Beach
Brower
Landerman
DeLaney
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Arthur R. Kerwin
Cheyenne High School
Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Daley
Speakey Ewart
Chassell
Allison and
Carson
Wyoming House Bills Outline State Political Reform Plans
Council nominations and city manager election details, Cheyenne Lions proposal for unpaid aldermen, Story bill expanding new city plan to all cities 1,000 plus population, Forsyth backs Insurance Code revision, H B 48 strengthens blue sky authority, Mercer bills on land rents and school funds, Story insurance code, Mercer bonds for courthouses and jails. Plus Pazo Ointment pile cure claim and Izumi noted as leading Japanese poet.
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Cheyenne Lions
Story
Don M. Forsyth
Martin
Sheridan
State Examiner
Blue Sky Department
Mercer
Wyoming
Merecer
Boards of County Commissioners
House Bills Introduced in the State House
A list of House bills introduced by committees and members covering topics such as disqualification of district judges from probate matters H B 87设置 sale of estate property H B 38 salaries of high court and district court judges H B 39 authorization for dental hygienists H B 40 creation of a Jackson branch fish hatchery H B 41 allowing large cities to adopt the city manager form H B 42 blue sky law expansion H B 45 and county library establishment H B 44 as introduced by various sponsors.
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Beach
Wyoming
Jenkins
Sublette
Fremont
Lincoln
United States Biological Survey
Brower
Wyoming &S
Story of
Sheridan
Chambers of Commerce of
Casper
Cheyenne Lions Club
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
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DeLaney
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Martin
Senate Files Introduced On Irrigation and Tax Relief
Senate files introduced include S. FP. 9 by Nelson on assessing equities in lands under irrigation projects S. IF. 10 by Skovgard exempting irrigation canals from taxation S. IF. 11 by Oviatt relating to round up districts S. IF. 12 by Skovgard on rotation in water use for irrigation S. F. 18 by Kelley permitting dental hygiene practice Second reading S. S. 1 authorizing withdrawal of state funds from the industrial accident fund Maine nearly monopolizes wooden spool production for thread winding.
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Senate
Nelson
S. IF
Skovgard
S. I
Oviatt
S. F
Kelley
Industrial Accident Fund
Here Comes The Bride Health Boost Ad for Women
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe tonic for women. It claims health, beauty, and strength come from herbal ingredients, notes the product is 60 years old, and invites readers to mail 10 cents for a trial package and medical advice from the Buffalo address.
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