Denver Motor Show to Open in a Few Days
The Denver annual automobile show opens March 14 to 15 at the Auditorium with exhibits including a new city fire truck, electric car chassis, and diverse self propelled vehicles. Racing driver Ralph Mulford is expected to attend for record drives between Denver and western cities. Sam F. Dutton hosts a dealers banquet the preceding Saturday. visitors will see illuminated signs and spacious aisles, with motorcycles in the Champa Street lobby and concerts by Satrano’s band during the event.
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Denver
Ralph Mulford
Sam FP
Dutton
Albany Hotel
Colorado
Champa Street
G. A. Wahlgreen
Motor Field
Satriano
Brombardier Wells Beats Flynn In Twenty Round Fight
London reporting Bom bardier Wells defeated Dan Porky Flynn of Boston on points after twenty rounds at the Olympia. Wells floored Flynn twice in round six and again in nine, and sent him through the ropes in the twentieth.
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London
Mar.h
Olympia
Bombardier Wella
Dan
Porky) Flynn
Boston
Wella
Flynn
Local Team Travels to Eaton for Basketball Games
The second team of the C. A. C. will play basketball in Eaton Colorado this evening. Lineup includes G. Storey Frank Bell Far Carten John Riner Harry Kerrigan Lee Davis and E. Storey as substitutes.
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Eaton
Colo
G. Storey
Frank Bell
Far Carten
John Riner
Harry Kerrigan
Lee
Davis
E. Storey
Wife Sold for a Dollar Drama in Port Richmond
In Philadelphia on March 9 Joseph Duboski of Port Richmond entered the home of Mrs Sophia Gudis and claimed to have bought her and her children for $1 from her deserting husband. She sought protection from Magistrate Hughes, police look for the husband, family left without food.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Dubosk
Port Richmond
Sophia Gudis
Hughes
Duboski
Collects Thousands for Cutting Corns
In St Louis on March 9 a jury in Judge Fischer s court awarded Mrs Galistine E Spellman 2310 dollars after deducting 210 for a dress Small had bought her. Daniel Small, a bachelor, died leaving 10000 dollars with no heirs. Spellman claimed extra pay for eight years of service.
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St. Louis
Mar
Daniel Small
Fischer
Galistine E. Spellman
Dressea Small
Small
Soldier in Frontier Kansas Kills Self After Farewell
In Frontier Kansas on March 9 Sergeant Fred Snyder of the Thirteenth Infantry shot himself after bidding farewell to his sweetheart, a Kansas City girl. A Berlin native with New York relatives, Snyder's motive remains unknown though he was despondent over separation. His company lieutenant says Snyder was a top soldier with solid accounts.
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Soliner
FRONTIER _ heavenworth
Kas
Fred Snyder
Thirteenth Infantry
Himeelf
Kaysay
Snyder
Berlin
New York
Snaydera Company
Woman refuses to leave shoemaker's bed in Chicago
Oscar Blomai st, a shoe maker, found his housekeeper Alice Douglas occupying his bed twice and refusing to move. Police removed her to the station. Judge Scully arranged a peace bond for Douglas renouncing further bed appropriation, and the disorderly conduct charge was withdrawn.
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Chicago
Mar
Oscar Bloma@aist
Alice Douglas
Oscar
Alice
Scully
Notice to Teachers Examinations in Cheyenne and Torrington
Notice to teachers announces an examination for certificates in Cheyenne and Westland Torrington at the high school buildings starting 8 30 a m on March 31 April 1 1911 The program lists sessions on penmanship arithmetic primary method literature school management advanced psychology botany general history shorthand grammar rhetoric geography history of education supervision methods chemistry zoology reading history physiology and hygiene algebra pedagogy school law political economy physics bookkeeping civic studies geography mathematics and agriculture standards in education and other subjects dated March 4 1911 by County Superintendent Mamie E HEFPFERON
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Cheyenne
Whestland
Torrington
Civica
A. D
Mamie E. Hefpferon
Ballinger to Face $0.5 Million Libel Suit by Ballinger
Washington dispatch reports former interior secretary Richard Ballinger plans to sue Gifford Pinchot for libel seeking half a million dollars. Ballinger will also pursue a libel action against a New York magazine. He returns to Seattle to recover and vows to press the cases from private life with his Seattle firm handling the prosecution.
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Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Richard A. Ballinger
Interior
Balinger
Seattle
Ballinger
Pinchot
Joint Committee of Congress
Forestry Bureau
Interior Pierce
Interior Department
Fisher
General Land Office
Taft
Archbishop Ireland
MacVeagh
Blind Men Battle with Broomsticks in Philadelphia
About 135 blind residents at the Philadelphia Working Home for the Blind fought with broomsticks after a quarrel between two workers sparked the melee. Police reserves quelled the brawl. many residents suffered battered noses and scalp wounds.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia woman wrestler urges women learn boxing and wrestling
Mike Blanch Whitney of Philadelphia described as a premier woman wrestler and adept at grappling told young women to take wrestling and boxing lessons so they can control their husbands in future marriage.
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Porce
Philadelphia
Mike Blanch Whitney
Masonic apostate Edward Ronayne dies in Colorado
Edward Ronayne a leading Dowie follower and self described renegade who attacked Masonry died at 84 on his ranch near Boulder Colorado He fled Zion City after its dissolution and spent later years in seclusion with his wife selling eggs and chickens while writing on religious topics in a secluded Boulder County home.
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Boulder
Colo
Edward Ronayne
Dowle
Zion City
Rowayne
Dowie
Maxwell Mountain
Bouller County
Colorado
Ronayne
Cutest feather new male hat decoration in Chicago
In Chicago a polite clerk asks a customer if he wants the hat with or without a feather. The up-to-date young man chooses a gay pearl gray derby adorned with the cutest feather. John T. Shayne & Co reports a sample hat and a large order on the way.
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Chicago
John T. Shayne & Co
Feathered hat and bow-knot described from factory scene
A description notes a feather in a regular plume standing jaunty on the left beside a bow-knot cleverly hidden by the hat brim. The details emphasize the hat’s styling and overall appearance.
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Denver Motor Show
the Wardrobe CO
Carey
Brombardier Wells
Porky
Logan
Wierman Ideal Fountain Pens
Galls Police
Secretary OF Interior
McUrdy
Key West
Havana
By McCurdy
BY West
Stock Growers National Bank
Wyoming
Sherman Co
W. 16Th Street
Henry Becker
West Seventeenth ST
Schlitz and Pilsner
Yellowstone
Bank OF Personal
Doe
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Sore
the Consumers Supply Co
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