Wolgast Aims to Fight Six Top Lightweights in 1911
Ad Wolgast writes from Chicago that after recovering from a arm injury he plans to meet six of the world's leading lightweights in 1911. He singles out Freddie Welsh Owen Moran Knockout Brown One Round Hogan Tommy Murphy Danny Goodman and Packey McFarland as opponents, and says he is willing to travel to Australia if needed.
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Chicago
Ad Wolgaat
Mgehtwelehta
Lkely
Freddie Welsh
Owen Moran
Boxing prospects in a forthcoming showdown card
In action observations show Ten dlam Knockout Brown and One hoanL Hogan yet to face real opposition. Murphy and Goodman emerge as classy performers just outside the championship.
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White to Chicago for Ring Return After Cheyenne Knockout
Frankie White, the clever lightweight who recently knocked out Kidston at Cheyenne, leaves for Chicago to train six weeks for healing. He declined three Bagies matches due to his injury and will take on any opponent chosen by his manager Ray Aragon once healed. White aims for a Washington's Birthday bout with Shoals Jensen Ross or others the promoter suggests.
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Tim Williams
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White
Magesy Shoels
Pete Jensen
Dane
Kid Ross
Washington
Mannager Aragon
Kid Rost
Lialian Hower
Glib
Malone May Meet Frankie White Here in Hheaver
Heaver Colo January 24 Edidie Carter former bantamweight boxer of Philadelphia has taken Mike Malone under his management and says he is ready to match Malone bar none. Malone expects to fight Frankie White next month after a fifteen round match with White at St. Joe Missouri last May. Malone also may meet Kid Rows.
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Hheaver
Colo
Edidie Carter
Philadelphia
Mike Malone
Mike
Frankie White
Malone
White
Joe
Missouri
Kid Rows
Packey McFarland to Fight Barada in Kansas City
Packey McFarland of Chicago and Jake Barada of St Joseph Mo are slated for a ten round bout in Kansas City on February 6 Barada recently fought a ten round draw with Johnny McCarthy of San Francisco Enameling at the Sherman Co.
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Barada
Kansas City
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Jake Barada
St. Joseph
Harada
Johnny McCarthy
San Francisco
Leach Cross Returns in Ring After Months Away
Leach Cross, the eastern lightweight, returns after a long absence claiming he is better than ever and eager for top contenders. He faced Australian Charlie Griffin as an appetizer and knocked him out in two rounds, demonstrating his improved form.
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Leach Cross
Vor
Cross
Charlie Griffin
Barry of Wisconsin Named Denver Coach for Football and Baseball
Thomas Barry of Brockton Mass was selected yesterday as football and baseball coach of the University of Denver by the faculty athletic board of control. A Brown 1903 graduate and Harvard Law 1906, Barry earned All American honors in 1902 as a halfback and has prior coaching experience at Wisconsin and other teams. He plans to settle in Denver to practice and join business ventures, signaling a stable athletic program for the university.
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Denver University
Denver
Thomas Barry
Brockton
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University of Denver
Faculty Athletic Board of Control
Barry
Brown University
Harvard Law School
Walter Camp
Yale
Chadwick
Brown
Wiscasin
Chicago
A. A. Stage
Wrestlers in Bridgeport Handicap Bouts Sealed
Mackeehmidt the Prussian wrestler failed to throw three men in an hour with twenty minute bouts. Mjalmer Lundin the Swedish wrestler kept the Russian on defense. The third bout ended as Auvary fell in five minutes and fifty seconds.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Mackeehmidt
Mjalmer Lundin
Lunda
Auvary
Wyoming Leads All in Wool Production in 1910
The National Association of Wool Manufacturers shows Wyoming tops the nation in wool output with 46,037,500 pounds. Colorado ranks ninth, surpassing Texas, with 6,100,000 pounds produced in 1910 and an average price of 16.12 cents per pound for a total revenue of 1,466,050 dollars.
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National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Wyoming
Colorado
Texas
Debtor in the Box in Geranton faces suit over alleged assault
Trank Burechock filed a $1,000 damages action against Michael M. Yuhas a Hickory Street butcher for locking him in a refrigerator after Yuhas claimed a $4.50 debt. Burechock was kept for about ninety minutes until he promised to pay, according to the suit filed in Jan. 24 in Geranton.
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Agaliet
Michael M. Yuhas
Hickory Street
Yubas
Charity Hair Sale Ad Aims to Aid Local Cause
Fragmentary notice invites readers to donate hair in a 601 Hawt 87th Ward event for charity. Details are unclear but promote a hair collection drive and community support.
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Iwiett
Nebraska mother charged with neglecting child
Norfolk Nebraska January 24 a 3 year old boy Kauri Stohr died after severe mistreatment at home his mother and stepfather are charged with cruelty bruises and gangrene led to the amputation of his feet and death the mother did not appear as the child died in the arms of his aunt
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Norfolk
Neb
Kauri Stohr
Stohr
Circle Of Globe In 87 Days Now Possible
Seattle experts report a route around the world in 37 days via Tsuruga Japan and 12 days Seattle to Yokohama, with 16 days London to Seattle, claiming a total 87 day circuit by mixed rail, steamship, and trans Siberian segments.
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Globe
Seattle
Wash
World
Tsuruga
Orient
Yokohama
Tauruga
Trans- Siberian Terminus
London
MBA Dance at Fraternal Hall Wednesday Night
Notice announces MBA dance at Fraternal Hall on Wednesday January 25 with good music and refreshments. Gents 50c. ladies free. Everybody invited.
Farmer and Sister-in-Law Disappear in Colorado Mystery
Burlington Colorado January 24 The simultaneous disappearance of Floyd Flemming a young farmer and his sister in law Mine Jessie Priner has set tongues Wagging in Kit Carson county and Hurtington Flemming who was married three years had a happy domestic life last seen Sunday evening it is believed they boarded a train for the east Mrs Flemming is prostrated over the affair
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Burlington
Colo
Floyd Flemming
Jessie Priner
Kit Carson County
Flemming
Misa Priwer
Mra
IWO Soldiers Confess to Robbing Truckey Store
Privates William Bressette and Forest Daugherty of Fort Russell are jailed after confessing to robbing Truckey & Sons. Police and army officers traced about half the stolen goods to the two men, who aided by Captain Craig and Lieutenant Gilmore. Confessions were made to Charles L. Rigdon and Chief School.
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Truckey & Sons
William ©. Bressette
Forest Daugherty
Battery A
Fourth Field Artillery
Fort Rissell
Craig
Gilmore
Fred Arnold
Fred Trackey
Police
L. Stone
Trackey
Arnold
Charles L. Rigdon
Daugherty
Captain Craig
Truckey
Hressette
State Bank Examiner Shuts Utah Banks at Le nt and American Fork
State Bank Examiner C. A. Glacker takes charge of Utah Banking Company's banks at Le nt and American Fork after heavy withdrawals and deposit outflows. President Ira D. Wines faces closure as the institutions pledge to pay all depositors in full, with last reported figures showing loans and discounts at 329 405 and cash 11 286 against paid in capital of 100 000.
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Hulf Lake
Guy
C. A. Glacker
Utah Banking Company
Lent
American Fork
Utah
Ira D. Wines
Babe Banking Company
Robbery Plot Uncovered At Capitol Avenue Store
A three man group attempted to rob a Capitol avenue store Sunday evening. They fled in a waiting auto after breaking a rear door glass. Police recovered 105 handkerchiefs 13 neckties clothes shoes and other goods identified by the store owner Truckey and two suspects confessed but claimed no accomplices and only half the loot was found.
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I. Bradley
Capitol Avenue
Truckey
Fragmentary Crime Brief Notes Lockers Revealed Army Connection
Authorities found items in lockers linked to an army matter. The suspects will be turned over to county authorities this morning for further examination and processing.
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Thorities
Couny
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