English set for welterweight title bout with Kelley in Sheridan
Clarence English, claimant to the welterweight crown, prepares to meet Kinge Kelley of Cheyenne in a 20 round bout at Williams' hall Monday night. Kelley weighs 150 pounds at 6 pm, English to fight at 142 pounds, his heaviest ever. English recalls March 1902 state amateur title and a pro career with wins and losses, noting past fights in St Louis Atlanta and Omaha as he returns from injury.
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Clarence Englien
Kinge Kelley
Cheyenne
Williams’ Hall
Kelley
English
Omaha
Kid
Jensen
T Uemally
Battling Nelson
Bin
Engllish
Ray Bronson
St. Louis
Frank Whitney
Atlanta
Joe Motto
Lander
Charles Lawrence
Birmingham
Ala
Albert Hastings
Nebraska City
Bert White
Sheridan Boys Win Inauguration Invitations From Washington
Birney Kaub and Colia Camplin, Sheridan high school students and winter guides, received official invitations to the Washington inaugural ceremonies. The invitations and photo engravings came through Colonel Henry Hall, The Pittsburg Gazette Times correspondent, who has guided summer trips with the boys. The Laths’ sons, of Piney Inn, and Judge and Mrs Camplin of Sheridan, both played on the 1912 football championship squad.
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Colonel Hall
Washington
Pittsburg
C. J. Lath
Piney Inn
Mlbl. Camplin
Sheridan
LAXATIVE BROMO ONE DAY CURE PROMOTED SIGNATURE APPEARS
An advertisement-like fragment touts LAXATIVE BROMO claiming one day cure for grip and mentions EW GROVE signature. It references a 25 cent subscription for the State Leader.
Showmen Gather as Buffalo Bill Led Welcome in Chicago
William F Cody president of the Showmen's League of America arrives from North Platte Neb for the league's first annual meeting and banquet at La Salle Hotel. Showmen from across the U S and beyond attend with a 40 piece circus band escort. Forrest Cady and a local club plan a wrestling show for March 23.
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Chicago
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Showmen's League of America
North Platte
Neb
Hotel la Salle
United States
Canada
Europe
Cody
Northwestern
League
Hamilton Club
Swift Packing Company
Forrest Cady
Red Sox
Uicada Athletic Club
Rock Island
McLeer
Infant Mortality Studies Urged By Children Bureau Chief
John C. Lathrop chief of the Federal Children’s Bureau speaks at a National Child Labor Committee conference. He outlines a plan for infant mortality studies in smaller cities, notes high infant death rates, and describes government actions to improve child welfare including garbage disposal campaigns and nurse visits. He calls for data, birth registration, juvenile courts, and mothers’ pensions as key welfare issues.
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John C. Lathrop
Federal Children’ S Bureau
Wardington
National Child Labor Committee
Chronic Constipation Cured Claim By Patient
An 8 F Fish of Brooklyn Michigan reports chronic constipation cured by Chamberlain's Tablets. The product is advertised as available from all druggists.
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Chamberlain
F. Fish
Brooklyn
Mich
John R. Barker
Battle Creek
Chamderlain
Cafeteria Dinner Hours At The Robinson
The cafeteria serves dinner daily from 11 30 am to 2 pm and 6 to 7 pm at The Robinson.
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the Robinson
Contaminated Bread Sparks Medical Response in Atlantic City
William Grossmiuster, a local baker, gathered a full crew of doctors after 2,900 loaves of bread and 1,000 pies were found contaminated by a softened shortening compound. Physicians treated thirty families while the panic disrupted town life and speed limits temporarily lapsed.
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Atlantic City
SN. J
William Grossmiuster
Grosemiuller
Ile
Howard Galen
Grossmuller
Wilson girls learn to drive automobile in Washington
Misa Eleanor Wilson youngest daughter of the president and her sister Miss Jessie take driving lessons for an electric car in Washington. Abel Long, in charge of White House motor equipment, teaches them and has driven the president and Mrs. Taft many miles.
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Washington
Misa Eleanor Wilson
Son of postmaster pleads guilty to rifling mails
Frank R. Williams, 17, son of Fowler postmaster William L. Williams, admitted to systematically opening letters at Fowler Colorado and stealing money. He was released on bonds after appearing before U S Commissioner Greene. The report notes his guilty plea in the mail theft case.
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Pueblo
Colo
Fowler
Frank R. Williams
William L. Williams
United States
Greene
Young Williams
Fowler Post Office
Spear of Opposition to Neill Reappointment in Labor Dept
Southern senators Tillman and Overman oppose reappointing Commissioner Neill citing his Nell's report on child labor in cotton mills. The piece notes industry interests applaud the stand while linking child labor to national reform efforts and state laws. It also mentions James Bluejacket of Bloomington marrying and residing in Adair Oklahoma.
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Char Neill
Tillman
South Carolina
Overman
North Carolina
Thal
Neill
South
Tillman and Devrman
Nelli
Children’s Bureau
Congress
James Bluejacket
Bloomington
Adair
Okla
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Tim
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Maine
Save the Babies Bureaus
Saniay
Wiveth Jewelry
Wilson
Wrigleys
Spearmin
the Robinson Today
Pueblo Star Journal
Bud” Fisher
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