Fight Film Pilferers Arrested in Frisco
Victor Duhem of Fruitvale Nathan J. Herron of San Rafael and Benjamin Michaels of this city were arrested in connection with the theft of the Jeffries Johnson fight pictures and turned over to federal authorities. They posted 5000 bonds each and face a copyright violation case.
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San Francisco
Victor Duhem
Fruitvale
Nathan J. Herron
San Rafael
Benjamin Michaels
United States
Wright
Herzog
Michaels
Duhem
Women Billiardists to Play for Title
Bertha May King accepted Miss Clearwater’s challenge for a 400 point match in New York City with 100 points per night for a trophy and side bet. King proposes November 14 to 17 for the games in New York.
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New York
Bertha May King
St Pocket Billiards
Miss Clearwater
Pittsburg
New York City
Miss. King
Telephone Lineman Killed In Mid Air At Pole
Norfolk Times reports George Webb a telephone lineman died in Norwich New York on October 27 after falling from a pole and grasping a live wire carrying 2 800 volts during the accident.
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Norwich
N. Y
George Webb
Fighters plan to cross big pond to England this winter
H C Messier of Milwaukee chosen to arrange for a party of American fighters to invade England this winter. Offers wired include Kaufman at 15000 for five fights or 30 percent receipts Packey McFarland at 5000 for two fights or 30 percent Klaus of Pittsburg at 5000 for three fights or 25 percent receipts and Ad Wolgast at 5000 for each contest with a 30 percent share in the receipts. Kaufman may meet Johnson under this agreement.
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Milwaukee
Wis
H. C. Messier
Hugh McIntosh
England
Kaufman
Packey McFarland
Klaus
Pittsburg
Ad Wolgast
Eiots
Johnson
Infantry and Engineers to Play Tomorrow at Pioneer Park
The Eleventh Infantry and Army Engineers football teams meet tomorrow at Pioneer Park for Fort Russell’s championship series. Expected to be a top matchup, the lines feature Nolan Gambrel Moge Atwood Kinsinger Schleif Dufourd Kennedy Himlich Knight Graaff. Officials may include Dr Havercamp and Lt Tompkins.
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Pioneer Park
Crack Eleventh Infantry
Army Engineers
Fort Russell
Hart Bright
Cheyenne
Inter-Mountain
Infantry
Nolan
Gambrel
Moge
Atwood
Kinsinger
Schleif
Dufourd
Kennedy
Himlich
Knight
Graaff
Havercamp
Tompkins
Ninth Cavalry
Destination card system to curb cholera at U S ports
A new destination card plan to track immigrants from cholera infected countries will be used at Ellis Island and then Boston and other ports. Immigration and medical officers will forward destination cards to local medical authorities to allow isolation and disinfection if cholera is suspected. The system aims to detect carriers and reduce entry risk.
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Washington
D. C
Russia
Italy
Eulia Island
New York
Boston
Walter Wyman
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
United States
Personal Mention and Last Day of Registration
Mrs Gus Buckingham is reported seriously ill at her East Nineteenth Street home. Today marks the final registration day. Burns visitors Henry B Colburn and Thomas Harper called in Cheyenne, while T H Hutzfield of Pine Bluffs did business in the city. J B Wilson of Douglas registered at the Inter Ocean. Mr and Mrs R W Warren returned from a visit in Chicago and other eastern cities. Harry E Crane traveled to Laramie yesterday.
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Gus Buckingham
East Nineteenth Street
Henry
B. Colburn
Thomas
Old Sol Unable To Overcome Cold In Slow March Day
Snow flurries swept across the country as northwest winds gusted. Temperatures fell to 17 degrees early yesterday with little daytime moderation and a brisk forenoon wind made the day disagreeable. Palmer forecasts fairer and warmer weather ahead.
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S. Palmer
Boyever
Brothers Die While Saving Each Other in Gulf Storm
Cincinnati reports two Columbus brothers W F Taylor and J M Taylor perished in a Gulf of Mexico hurricane. While racing toward Pines for business, one bound himself to a mast to save the other who struggled on debris before both were lost to the sea.
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Cinccinnati
F. Taylor
J. M. Taylor
Columbus
Gulf of Mexico
Advicws
Mobile
Ala
Lale
Pines
Two Democratic Rallies in City Draw Voters
Hon W T Rows of this city F Ly Houx of Cody George Forsythe of Lusk and Hon T H Gibson of Laramie head a slate of democratic candidates for congress secretary of state state auditor and supreme court. A rally on the South Side is set for tonight with another at the Capitol Avenue theatre tomorrow. General John Charlie Thompson will speak and music will accompany the program. Citizens urged to attend both meetings.
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W. T
F. Ly, Houx
Cody
George
Overheated stovepipe triggers Perry's Inn fire alarm
An overheated stovepipe at Perry's Inn on Thames street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets set off a fire alarm at 11 o'clock last night with no damage reported.
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Perry's Inn
Thames Street
Weather Outlook for Friday and Saturday
Fair weather Friday and Saturday with warm temperatures. Yesterday’s conditions show a maximum of 30 degrees and a minimum of 17 with 0.02 inch precipitation.
Fire drives women to curb sobs at West Thirty Seventh
Fifteen female workers at Padolphe's women’s tailoring in Manhattan’s No 48 West Thirty Seventh Street fled to the curb from smoke pouring from a basement fire. Fire crews battled the blaze as the workers cried and watched from the street.
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New York
Padolphe's
Women’s Tailoring
No. 48
West Thirtyseventh Street
One True Medicinal Whiskey Ad Warns Against Imitations
An advertisement urges caution against selling low grade imitations of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey claiming to be the genuine product. It notes the bottle seal and Old Chemist's Head label, the $1.00 price, and offers the Medical Department contact in Rochester New York for advice and a medical booklet with testimonials.
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Duffy
Duffy ‘Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Miss Rosenstein's Millinery Damaged by Water
Water soaked several hundred dollars' worth of new fall millinery in Miss Zelma Rosenstein's shop, scattering hats and papers and causing material loss for her business.
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Zelma Rosenstein
Man Kills Wife Then Ends Own Life
A man fired four times at his wife striking her in the arm. Believing the wound fatal, he then took his own life by shooting.
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Kelley
Capitol Ave
Frisco
Infantry and Engineers
Engineers
Buechner’s
the Consumers Supply Co
16Th St
NEW Plan
Fllis Island
Colo
Wyoming Ranch
Brother
Duffy’s Pure
Springfield, O
Anen Smith
Avon, N. J
Chesterfield
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