Dillon and Klaus Ready for the Gong
World of Sport item notes San Francisco event as Frank Klina and Jack Dillon prepare for a middleweight bout at Coffroth arena Daly City Both fighters weigh 158 pounds and promise confident showings with eve money betting. Democratic wool tariff revision bill announced in Washington seeks 20 percent ad valorem duty on raw wool and faces party maneuvering.
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Frank Klnna
Jack Dillon
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Daly City
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Klaus
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Klaue
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Kinus
Dillons Lachers
Washington, D. C
Underwood
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New York Bowlers Win First in BC Tourney
Chicago March 22 Brunswick All Stars of New York won the championship in the BC tourney, the fourth beat mark in American bowling. Thirty six teams competed to surpass 3,904 set by Masterners. The All Stars receive gold medals and 750 dollars. Doubles and singles results noted with Prichett Goodwin setting 1,220 in the doubles. The top five five-man scores listed with Brunswick All Stars leading at 2,904.
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Bruswick All Star Five
All Stars
Prichett and Goodwin
Indianapolis
Brunawick-All Stars
New York
Terry's
Milwaukee
Lipman’s
Hrunewicks
Germanias
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sullivan May Fight McGoorty in Chicago Card
Sullivan aims for a return bout with McGoorty in Chicago as promoters rush to stage another card near. The Far West middleweight camped in Chicago for weeks and fans expect a ten round war, with Sullivan holding a strong record including a win over Jim Flynn and a 20 round draw with McGoorty and Stanley Ketchel. At 27 he trains intensely, fast on his feet with a sharp left and powerful right.
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Sullivan
MeGworty
Jim Fivnn
McGoorty
Stanley Ketchel
Druggist Venture Proposed in Linghorn Basin Town
Commissioner Schenck supports a small town druggist venture in Linghorn Basin. He says it requires little capital to start and could share profits with the druggist resident in the town.
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Schenck
Linghorn Basin
Programs for Olympic Games Made Public
New York March 22 The daily program for the athletic competitions at the Olympic games in Stockholm this summer has been wired by James B Sullivan secretary of the American committee. The order of events lists dates from July 6 to July 15 with trials finals and decathlon segments for track and field events.
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New York
Stockholm
James B. Sullivan
Campfire Girls Form Here With Wohelo Motto
Plans for organizing Campfire Girls in Kansas City Missouri have been completed Mrs C B Bowman will direct the group The four member orders are wood gatherer firemaker torch bearer and guardian of the fire The Wohelo motto emphasizes work love and help.
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Kansas City
C. B. Bowman
Japanese Antarctic Expedition Returns From Pole Quest
The Japanese Antarctic expedition returned to Wellington New Zealand reporting no sight of Britain’s polar party or Captain Robert F. Scott, whose South Pole claim had been announced earlier as possibly erroneous. The expedition focused mainly on exploration toward King Edward Island.
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Wellington
New Z Zealand
Robert F. Scott
South Pole
Edward Ii
Parry Sentenced to 61 Years in Utah Prison
Salt Lake City reports George Parry aged 38 was sentenced to 61 years in the Utah State Prison after yesterday’s arrest for mistreating 11 year old Indla Almetedt. Parry had been paroled in September 1910 after serving nine years of a twenty year sentence on a similar charge.
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Salt Lake
Utah
George Parry
Parry
Indla Almetedt
Priyom
Reptember
Miners reject operators' offer on wage talk in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio on March 22 the sub committee to resolve differences between bituminous operators and miners announced the miners rejected the operators proposal to extend the current wage agreement. Previously the miners had demanded a ten cent per ton decrease.
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Srr
Aim Clevelan
Ohio
Mare
Death Toll Rises in San Bois Coal Mine Disaster
Official counts show seventy dead with twelve bodies recovered to reach 64. Six remain trapped, to be brought out once debris is cleared. All miners on payroll at the time are accounted for. many bodies were buried today in McCurtain Oklahoma.
Young Folks Church Social Success at First Baptist
The Federation of Young People societies at First Baptist Cheyenne held a tri month social with plans to offer a Redpath Lyceum course next year. The event featured piano duets, vocal solos, readings, and refreshments, and approved spending about $1000 for the upcoming series.
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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
Starvation threat as laboring people face wage losses
The article details widespread hunger among workers, with relief efforts in Britain and shortages of food and coal. It cites miners losing 26 million dollars in wages and union funds, factory closures, and reduced rail service, plus international disruptions to meat and coal shipments. A wage bill in Parliament moves forward but may be overtaken by future agreements.
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Scotland
England
Denmark
London
Asquith
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