Boxing legalization push in Louisiana Legislature
Baton Rouge June 16 Representative T. C. Anderson from New Orleans backs a bill to legalize boxing in Louisiana. The measure aims to regulate the sport through the general assembly and establish standards for bouts and promoters.
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Orleans Proposes Twenty Five Round Boxing Bill
Orleans introduces a bill permitting boxing contests of twenty five rounds with five ounce gloves in chartered clubs statewide. The proposal aims to regulate venues and ensure safety standards for professional bouts.
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Wheat Crop Outlook Brightens as Yields Change
New York June 16 1910 The government crop report signals better spring wheat prospects with total wheat expected around 702 million bushels down from 737 million last year. Oats rise to about 1 021 billion bushels, barley up to 179 million. cotton outlook 123 million bales.
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Uni officials reelected as faculty changes noted
The university scene shows reelecting five thousand rs and board members G ibson Clark and others. New leadership includes Henry G Knight to head chemistry, J O Creager to lead normal school, with Minna Aya Stoner taking a leave and Graves of Johns Hopkins named for a new zoology assistant professorship.
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Change of date for Vocal Newspaper event
The event was moved from Friday evening to Tuesday June 21 by the committee. Attendance is encouraged and updated on the Vocal Newspaper schedule.
Despondent Soldier Ends Life With Bullet
Sergeant W. W. Richardson of Company A hospital corps was found dead in his quarters just after midnight, having shot himself with a 33 calibre revolver. The weapon remained in his hand as he lay with a mirror in the other, a method to ensure a precise fatal aim. He was reportedly dead for hours before discovery. The post’s popular enlisted man had recently received a letter believed to have prompted his act. The inquest and full details follow in subsequent reports.
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Portland Cement Proposal Sealed in Cheyenne Wyoming
The city clerk announces sealed proposals for Portland cement to supply about 6 000 barrels with a certified payment to the order of the City. Proposals must be in sealed envelopes marked Portland cement and delivered by Tuesday June 21.
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Cheyenne
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Wyoming
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Wrights Lose First Skirmish in Patent War
New York June 16 The United States circuit court of appeals vacated the Wrights temporary injunctions against Glenn Curtiss and Louis Paulhan pending trial of infringement suits. The court ruled the evidence did not clearly prove infringement and noted the sole question is whether a vertical rudder prevents swerving. The decision allows foreign aviators to fly in the US without bonds while litigation continues. Curtiss praised the ruling while the Wrights prepare to pursue damages in court.
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Jewelers ad urging consistorymen to buy rings
An ad from Buechner Jewelry Co. appeals to consistorymen to purchase heavy 14 karat rings and dharma before sending east, promoting their stock of lightweight rings.
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Thin folks made fat the way samose works its wonders
A Palace Pharmacy guaranteed flesh-building preparation promises to add weight when taken with daily meals. Physicians and chemists long studied this problem, and a recent discovery claims a positive increase in flesh, with a refund if weight does not rise.
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Samose and Palaice Pharmacy Ad Offers Refund
An advertisement touts Samose as a convenient form for assimilation with the body, sold by Palaice Pharmacy in Cheyenne. It claims near one hundred percent satisfaction and offers a money refund if results fail, with 50 cents postpaid. Also a note from Fred Boyer at 428 W. 17th St promises bicycle, motorcycle, or gun repairs and a Royal Pioneer motorcycle sale.
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Cheyene
Royal Pioneer
Fred Boyer
W. 17Th St
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