English Ready to Meet Kelley in Wyoming Boxing Match
Clarence Englien, claimant to the welterweight crown, faces Kinge Kelley of Cheyenne in Williams hall Monday night in a scheduled 20 round bout. English, heavier at 142 pounds for the contest, arrives after training in the city and recalls his boxing rise from amateur to professional ranks.
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Clarence Englien
Kinge Kelley
Cheyenne
Williams’ Hall
Kelley
English
Omaha
Kid
Jensen
Sheridan boys invited to inaugural ceremonies in Washington
Birney Kaub and Colia Camplin Sheridan high school students and winter mountain guides received official invitations to the Washington inauguration. The invitations came via Colonel Henry Hall, longtime Washington correspondent for the Pittsburg Gazette Times, who previously guided them on a Sheridan County trip. The brothers, sons of C. J. Lath and Judge and Mrs MLBL Camplin, were members of the 1912 Sheridan football champions.
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Colonel Hall
Washington
Pittsburg
C. J. Lath
Piney Inn
Mlbl. Camplin
Sheridan
One Bold Claim in a Lively Ad Scan
An old newspaper fragment promotes a laxative product claiming quick relief. It mentions a signature EW GROVE and advertising language about curing a cold in one day and grip in two days, with a price of 25 cents and a subscription pitch for the State Leader.
Showmen Gather for First Annual Meeting in Chicago
William F Cody arrives as Showmen's League of America president for an inaugural banquet at the La Salle Hotel. Delegates from across the U S Canada and Europe join the event with a 40 piece circus band and luncheon at Swift Packing company. Forrest Cady of the Red Sox is linked to a wrestling show rumor at Rock Island venue.
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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 head Federal Child Bureau plan
John C. Lathrop chief of the Federal Children Bureau spoke at a National Child Labor Committee conference on progress in six months. He outlined plans for infant mortality studies in small cities, a new garbage disposal campaign, a visiting nurse program, and distribution of a multilingual Save the Babies circular. The bureau will serve as a clearing house for information on juvenile courts birth registration child labor and mothers pensions.
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John C. Lathrop
Federal Children’ S Bureau
Wardington
National Child Labor Committee
Chronic Constipation Cured Claims By Patient Letter
An 8 F Fish of Brooklyn Michigan reports relief from chronic constipation after using Chamberlain's Tablets. The ad notes the product is for sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
F. Fish
Brooklyn
Mich
John R. Barker
Battle Creek
Chamderlain
Cafeteria Dinner Schedule At The Robinson
The cafeteria serves daily meals from 11 30 AM to 2 PM and 6 to 7 PM at The Robinson location.
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the Robinson
Contaminated baked goods trigger medical response in Atlantic City
William Grossmiuster faced widespread illness after 2900 loaves and 1000 pies shipped with a contaminated shortening compound caused sickness. He enlisted physicians and wagon crews to fetch and treat affected families, placing doctors at homes and suspending speed limits amid panic. no serious injuries reported.
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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 Jessie take driving lessons under Abel Long at the White House motor equipment division. Long, who piloted the president and Mrs Taft, teaches them and finds the sisters quick to learn.
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Washington
Misa Eleanor Wilson
Son of postmaster admits rifling mails in Fowler incident
Frank R. Williams 17 son of Fowler postmaster William L. Williams pleaded guilty to rifling mails at Fowler Colorado. He admitted opening letters and taking money from envelopes and was released on bonds after appearing before United States Commissioner Greene.
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Pueblo
Colo
Fowler
Frank R. Williams
William L. Williams
United States
Greene
Young Williams
Fowler Post Office
Spear of reform faces Southern labor wage clash
Opposition to reappointing Char Neill as labor commissioner centers on his years old report on child labor in cotton mills in the South. Senators Tillman and Overman denounce his findings while defending reform and federal action spurred by the child labor issue. A Pueblo Star Journal excerpt notes mixed views as a Bloomington pitcher’s marriage marks a local sports note.
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Char Neill
Tillman
South Carolina
Overman
North Carolina
Thal
Neill
South
Tillman and Devrman
Nelli
Children’s Bureau
Congress
Wilson
Pueblo Star Journal
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St. Louis
Frank Whitney
Atlanta
Joe Motto
Lander
Charles Lawrence
Birmingham
Ala
Albert Hastings
Nebraska City
Bert White
White
Cpralo Bild
Matt and
Jeff
America
Tim
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Maine
Save the Babies Bureaus
Saniay
Wiveth Jewelry
Wrigleys
Spearmin
the Robinson Today
James Bluejacket
Bloomington
Adair
Okla
Bud” Fisher
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