Dillon and Klaus Set For Daly City Elimination Bout
In Daly City promoters stage a 158 pound middleweight showdown between Frank Klinna and Jack Dillon. Both tout confidence as they train at Millett’s and Promoter Coffroth’s arena. Betting sits even as each fighter claims improvement since their previous encounter.
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Frank Klnna
Jack Dillon
Coffroth
Daly City
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Pilon
Klaus
Dillon
Klaue
Pittsburger
Kinus
Dillons Lachers
Brunswick All Stars Win First In BC Bowling Tourney
Chicago March 22 Brunswick All Stars of New York win the team event setting a fourth beat mark amid 36 teams in the BC tournament. Prize includes gold medals and 750 dollars. Doubles and singles marks shift with Prichett and Goodwin of Indianapolis making a fifth place in doubles.
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Bruswick All Star Five
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Prichett and Goodwin
Indianapolis
Brunawick-All Stars
New York
Terry's
Milwaukee
Lipman’s
Hrunewicks
Germanias
Fort Wayne
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Sullivan May Fight McGoorty in Chicago
Sullivan, a 27 year old middleweight from the Far West, plans a next bout with McGoorty. He has been in Chicago for weeks, drawing fan interest for a ten round or longer match. Sullivan holds a victory over Jim Flynn and a 20 round draw with McGoorty and Stanley Ketchel, showing speed, power, and boxing polish.
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Montana
Sullivan
Hiddlé McGoorty
Far West
Chicago
MeGworty
Jim Fivnn
McGoorty
Stanley Ketchel
Druggist Venture Aims at Linghorn Basin Town
Commissioner Schenck supports a small town druggist venture in Linghorn Basin. He says it needs little capital to start and could share profits locally.
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Schenck
Linghorn Basin
Programs for Olympic Games Made Public
New York reporters disclose the complete Stockholm Olympic schedule set by James B. Sullivan official of the American committee. The sequence runs from July 6 to July 15 with events including javelin, various flat trials, high jump, long jump, hurdles, pole vault, hammer, discus, marathon, cross country and decathlon across multiple days and finals.
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Stockholm
James B. Sullivan
Campfire Girls Plan Formation In Kansas City
Plans for organizing Campfire Girls in Kansas City Missouri have been completed Mrs C B Bowman named director Whol eo motto aims to foster work love and safety Four ranks wood gatherer firemaker torch bearer guardian of the fire are planned for members In other notes Indiana Iowa will not send teams to the conference indoor meet at Northwestern March 30 with entrants from Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Chicago Purdue and Northwestern The boxing scene shifts as Tommy Murphy eyes Owen Moran after his coast victory over Attell and Moran seeks the bout
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C. B. Bowman
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Indiana
Iowa
Northwestern University Gymnasium
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Purdue
Northwestern
New York
Tommy Murphy
Owen Moran
Thomas
Attell
Moan
Owen
Japanese Antarctic Expedition Returns to Wellington
The Japanese Ant Arctic expedition arrived in Wellington today reporting no sightings of the British Antarctic polar expedition or Captain Robert F. Scott. They had been exploring King Edward II territory and noted no contact with other parties.
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Wellington
New Z Zealand
Robert F. Scott
South Pole
Edward Ii
Just Released and Kent Back for 61 Years
Salt Lake Utah March 22 George Parry aged 38 was sentenced to serve 61 years in the Utah state prison for mistreating Indiana Almetedt eleven year old girl. Parry was pardoned from the state prison in September 1910 after serving nine of a twenty year sentence on a similar charge.
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Kent
Salt Lake
Utah
George Parry
Parry
Indla Almetedt
Priyom
Reptember
Miners Reject Proposal to Extend Wage Agreement
In Cleveland Ohio March 22 the subcommittee meeting on differences between bituminous operators and miners concluded with the miners rejecting the operators proposal to extend the current wage agreement. Previously miners had demanded a ten cent per ton decrease.
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Aim Clevelan
Ohio
Mare
San Bois mine disaster death toll reaches seventy
McCurtain Oklahoma March 22 official figures show the death list from Wednesday's San Bois company coal mine disaster now stands at seventy. Twelve more bodies were recovered today bringing the total to 64 with six more still in the mine. All on payroll at the time are accounted for and many bodies were buried today.
Young Folks Church Social a Notable Success
The Federation of Young People's societies at First Baptist Church hosted a successful tri monthly social in Cheyenne last evening. They discussed funding a Redpath Lyceum course next year, allocating 1000 dollars, and announced plans to bring top bureau attractions to town. The program featured piano duets, vocal solos, readings, and multiple young performers with accompanists.
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Federation of Young People’s Societies
First Baptist Church
Redpath Lycecum
Cheyenne
Ruby Neeley
Ruth Chaplin
H. H. Stanton
Rossman
Grace Dotts
Howard Heins
Miss Neeley
Marjorie Johnston
Professor Brinks
Misa Chaplin
Laboring People Face Starvation Amid War-Era Strikes
The article notes widespread hunger among workers with relief efforts in Wales Scotland and English districts. It cites miners losing about 26 million dollars in wages plus depleted union funds as factories close and transport shrinks. Denmark coal shipments may end and meat imports from South America face disruption. A British minimum wage bill passed committee stage amid a looming miner owner conference that could render the bill unnecessary.
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Scotland
England
Denmark
London
Asquith
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