State Leader Sport News Delegates Boxing Network
A newly formed National Boxing association aims to regulate the sport from a public welfare stance with rules on weight, purses, and title defenses. Representatives from fifteen states and Ontario met in New York, while New York and Massachusetts could not join due to existing boxing laws.
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Fiftien States
Ontario
Canada
New York
Massachusetts
Association
Army, Navy
Civilian
Board of Boxing Control
International Sporting Club of New York
Strangler Lewis to Meet Caddock in Title Bout
Promoter notes Lewis has adjusted to his new crown and will clash with Beart Caddock in a January 24 title match. Stecher, previous holder, lies in Omaha hospital with a swollen arm. Caddock, Iowa’s 180 pound wrestler at 5 feet 11, brings speed and holds as the challenger.
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Ed “Strangler
Lewis
Beart Caddock
Joe Stecher
Strangler
Omaha
Caddock
Rasler
Stecher
Hart
Sam
Bill
Iowa
Beaten Champ Still Here In Omaha Hospital Ward
Joe Stecher lies in an Omaha hospital nursing a neuritis affected arm from his title loss to Ed Lewis. A nurse cares for him as six year old patient Maddis Sjoblom looks on, while Stecher recounts tales of a strong man.
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Joe Stecher
Omaha
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
Joe
Mddis Sjoblom
Two Earlfu Reflections on Baseball, War, and Peace
A lyrical verse muses on fame and fortune in baseball, urging players to speak of war and discord only to pacify fans. It suggests exile of constant chatter when fans tire, then returning to peaceful pitching as a remedy. The piece blends sport, conflict, and virtue with satirical tone.
University Bars University High From State Basketball Play
The University of Wyoming committee on High School Week rules that starting March 14 the university high school is excluded from the state basketball tournament. Laramie High School players registered in any university department may also be barred, affecting participation and eligibility.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
University High School
University High
University High Preps Invite Strong High School Series
Earl's Next opens a path to invite state pupils to compete with University High in a series during tournament week. Coach Corbett, in charge of basketball, notes University High is a top team and proposes inviting a Colorado high school of equal rating to play a special cup series. This would expand High School Week and showcase prep talents.
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Corbett
Laramie High
Colorado
University
University High School Shares Duties With University
A passage notes that University High School would permit sharing of host duties with the university as part of collaboration, outlining a mutual arrangement for responsibilities. The statement signals cooperative roles between the school and the university in hosting duties.
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University High School
Fnsider for Fnsider for Isnglanl and Other Sports News
Summary of scattered notes on sports and society figures. Mentions include Joe Becker’s replacement search, Babe Ruth and John D. on wealth, Hoppe’s high run record, McQuade’s Giants and Horns by, Harvard’s George Owen multi sport talent, Dempsey Willard Carpentier Brennan talk, Ray Schalk criticism, Mark Griffith planning a manager, George McBride at a festival, Jack Dillon health comeback, the California Stanford Washington football trio, Yale Harvard Princeton comparisons, Jack Dunn and Sammy Sohne transfers, a Morrcco wedding, and a Burmese belief about births and marriages.
Crank 'Er Up Landis New Baseball Reform Machine
The piece pitches Judge Landis as the chauffeur of a new reform machine for baseball in 1921. It touts real power and speed, promising to smooth corruption like lotteries, pools, gamblers, scalpers, and other ills. Fans urge the judge to start the engine, wary of hidden holes on the road ahead.
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Landis
Wyoming House endorses Biological Bounty Bill in package
The Wyoming House approved in committee and passed on second reading a bill for cooperation with federal authorities to eradicate predatory animals like wolves and coyotes. The measure has no direct appropriation but the state budget will cover its share.
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Wyoming House
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 Insurance and Land Finance Plans
Wyoming lawmakers discuss plan to nominate council members by primaries and elect a city manager in the regular process. House bills propose an insurance code, broker regulation, and state power to curb blue sky activities. Other measures address state lands rentals, school fund distribution, and courthouse bonds. Izumi named top female poet of Japan.
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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 bills filed by various committees and members including H B 87 on district judge disqualification in probate matters H B 38 on sale of decedent estate property H B 39 adjusting salaries of supreme court and district court judges H B 40 to allow dental hygienists to practice H B 41 creating a Jackson branch fish hatchery H B 42 allowing large cities to adopt the city manager form H B 45 refining blue sky laws H B 44 establishing and maintaining county libraries
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Beach
Wyoming
Jenkins
Sublette
Fremont
Lincoln
United States Biological Survey
Brower
Wyoming &S
Story of
Sheridan
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Casper
Cheyenne Lions Club
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Senate Files Introduced on Irrigation and Health Topics
Senate files introduced cover irrigation land equity and tax exemptions for canals and ditches as well as district round-ups and rotation in water use. Also a dental hygiene practice permit and a move to withdraw state funds from the industrial accident fund. Maine is noted for its wooden spool production monopoly in thread winding.
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Senate
Nelson
S. IF
Skovgard
S. I
Oviatt
S. F
Kelley
Industrial Accident Fund
Maine
Here Comes The Bride Health and Beauty Ad
An early 20th century advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe tonic for women. It links health to beauty and vitality, claims ageproof benefits, and invites readers to send 10 cents for a trial package and confidential medical advice from the Buffalo hotel.
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