Suits Filed Over Blizzard Deaths In Yellowstone Co
In district court Albert T Angotman as administrator for Octavius Stolin and Y Spears sues Yellowstone Transportation Co and park officials for $30,000 for deaths from carbon monoxide inhalation during a blizzard in December 1923. Plaintiffs allege the men were sent out without food or protection, were warned of danger, and the defective exhaust manifold allowed deadly fumes to enter the truck cab after extended exposure in severe cold.
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Yellowstone CO
Albert T. Angotman
Octavius Stolin
Y. A. Spears
Yatlowslong Darke Transportation Company
Johnson Lockwear
Yellowstone Park
FE Katumermeyer
Sroka
Spears
National Park
Canjar
Norris Station
Platutite
Norrin
Ney Ontlasedt
Alea
Red Grange’s half million in a single weekend deal
New York reports Red Grange, former college football star now with the Chicago Bears, left for Washington after a New York visit where he earned about 400000 in 24 hours. His peak income came from a 300000 signing bonus for a film, plus 36000 for a 1917 victory and 40000 in endorsements, with total acting earnings near half a million.
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New York
Grange
Chicago Bears
Washington
Is Bears
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Giants
Acta
University of Ilinois
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Yankees
C. C. Pale
W. E. Shallenberger
Arrow Pictures Corporation
Redwall
The
Beare
BYG LEAGUE MAGNATES MEET FOR BASEBALL SESSIONS
New York December meeting for magnates as the National and American leagues plan sessions. Proposals include closing the season and a 14 game schedule not yet started. Clark Griffith proposes free rainout games for future World Series ties. James Conway Toole reelected president of the International League for five years. 168 game schedule adopted for IL clubs.
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New York
Tontercow
Hir
Clark Griffith
Washington
Funn
Jatn Conway ‘Toole
International League
Women Dominate Fox Hunts in England Shows Rise of Female Masters
Tiverton reports Eve as master of fox hunting packs has boosted harmony with farmers. Kathleen Styles leads the West Kent fox hounds, a favored pack of Prince Henry, as English women increasingly assume master roles. Princess Mary and the Duchess of York join hunts, while Lady Jean Douglas Hamilton hunts all day then attends balls. Elsewhere Pal Morat defeats Jimmy Lanning in a slow eight round bout in Memphis.
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Tiverton
Eve
England
Kathleen Styles
West Kent Fox Hounds
Prince Henry
Fox Tinands
Harriers
Beagles
Amin Ialult
Princess Mary
Duchess of York
Jean Douglas Hamilton
London
Dempsey Seeks Return to Ring Over Movie Life
Jack Dempsey declares he longs for the boxing ring, tires of society and movie life. He says a fighter’s path suits him, wants a match with Gene Tunney or Jack Wills and aims for a big gate to earn money, while contemplating next summer’s schedule.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Pro grid debate on all American teams sparks division
Newark and Salt Lake City discuss all American selections amid professional football growth. Edward K. Dall chairs the football rules committee, facing rebuttals from Foster Sanford of Yale and Vark Davis of Princeton. Davis argues pro football boosts college play by giving salaries to many players. Sanford asserts pro football is here to stay and could field a strong non college team. Meanwhile Lew Paluso and Spug Myers fight to a 12 round draw in Salt Lake City as the undercard action ends.
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Newark
Veo
Edward KK. Dall
Football Rules Committee
Grillron
Foster Sanford
Yale
Rutgers
Vark Davis
Princeton
New York Sun
Hall
The
Sun
Davis
Sanford
Nev
Salt Lake City
Lew Paluso
Spug
Myers
Paratello
Idaho
Paluso
Pocatello Slugger
Sal Lake
Johnny Hill annexes a flock of titles
Johnny Hill defeats Kid Moo in a boxing bout to claim lightweight featherweight and bantamweight honors in the Orient. Chicago reports a December 7 bout.
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Johnny Hill
Manila
Ben
Kid Moo
Fargo Boxer Knocks Joe Azzarello Out
Fargo fighter Billy Peirntle knocks out Joe Azzarello in the seventh round of an eight round bout at 135 pounds in Milwaukee. Russ LeRoy of Fargo also wins, and Des Moines’ Roscoe Hall loses after two knockdowns in the second. Tony Tierman of Chicago defeats Joey Cine of Milwaukee. Notre Dame and USC football sign two-year contracts with initial game in Los Angeles and a 1927 meeting at South Bend. Joe Dundee of Baltimore outpoints Harry Dudley in Newark. Joe Stecher defeats Frank Judson in Chicago wrestling championship.
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Milwaukee
Billy Peirntle
Fargo
N. DB
Joe Azzarello
Russ LeRoy
Fargos
Roscoe Hall
Desines
Hake
Tonmay Tierman
Chicago
Joey Cine
Notre Dame
U. S
C. Chicago
der Dispatch
Chicago Tribune
South Bess
Ind
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Sounh Bend
Rocky Ranges Captures Lightweight Title in 15 Round Fight
Rocky Kansas of Buffalo defeated Jimmy Goodrich in a hard fought 15 round bout at Broadway Auditorium to win the world lightweight championship. Kansas, weighing 132 pounds, outboxed and outslugged the champion, who fought valiantly but could not keep pace. The crowd of about 12,000 witnessed a tightly contested match with Kansas clinching victory in a toe to toe finish.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Ioi
Goodrich
Kansas
Kartsas
Jinway
Jimmy
Grawa
Rocky
Champ
Kaasar
Kattsas
Tininy
Jandrich
Jimny
Maleme
Naw
Jimny Goodrich
Leonard
Benny Jennard
Teanail
Tony Russo
Pittsbureh
Luke Carr
Frankie Garcia
Utica
Bishy Graham
Charlie Pipe
Secretaries Report on War Department Mobilization
Washington December report by Assistant Secretary Daviy outlines the annual review of procurement, industry mobilization planning, and future market trends. He urges stronger representation in public supervision machinery, coordination with railroads, and stockpiling to meet emergency needs while warning of rail depletion and the cost of maintaining reserves.
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Washineton
Mavis
Srain
Befor Hem
Apitval
Davial
Weeks
War Department
Industria
Daviy
Hig
Murchases
Erin
Mat Ueen
Ini
General Policion
Rallwiy
Acti
Intermount Soph Defeat Frogh Quint
Intermount sophomores win over Frogh quint in a noted Sept nombre event. The report mentions Moscow, Leon Trotaky and American equipment for a new power plant to influence electro diplomatic relations with the United States.
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Soph
Frogh Quint
Moscow
Leon Trotaky
Rus
Germans Lead In Immigrant Lists
Washington 7.-UP The number of immigrants admitted to the United States during October was 28,685, plus 19,427 non immigrants. Germany supplied 5,459 of the newcomers, with Great Britain and Northern Ireland 2,932, the Irish Free State 2,921, Sweden 1, , Italy 670, and Poland 689. From the Americas 12,433 entered, Canada 9,535 and Mexico 1,919. Deportations rose to a new high, 3,623 between July 1 and October 31, for reasons including illegal entry and crimes or being mentally or morally unfit under the law.
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Washington
Wee
United States
Hull
Germany
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Irish Free State
Sweden
Italy
Poland
Egal
Insurgent Revolt In House Marks New Senate Opening
The opening session swore in William of Missouri and Adair B Thayer of Indianapolis as editors of the senate. The major issue debated was immediate discussion of Gerald P Nye North Dakota’s seat. Vice President Dawes and Robert La Follette attended as the new senators took oaths and signed registers amid a formal dress day.
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Williama
Missouri
Adain B. Thayer
Indianapolis
Éediars
Senate
Sexsinn
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Saylie
My. Mye
Canmitter
Dawes
LaFollette
Robert Marie LaFollette
Wisconsin
May LaFollette
Sentor
Aia
Nuter
Massachusetts
Republican National Comittee
Syracuse Bout: Malone Upsets Lenverd in Middleweight Clash
St Paul middleweight Yim Jock Malone defeats Ritly Lenverd of Syracuse in a brisk boxing tilt. Malone lands decisively, seizing control as the local crowd cheers. Lenverd fights hard but cannot match Malone's quick combinations and power.
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Syracuse
N. Yim
Jock Malone
St. Paul
Ritly Lenverd
Eeninitely
tax relief bill rush aims before March first
Washington opens with a broad tax relief bill drafted by Ways and Means. Representatives Green Rainey and others push immediate consideration to cut federal taxes by about 3.3 billion next year. The plan reworks rates, raises some credits, and eliminates many excises while keeping key exemptions under debate.
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Dex
Congress
Ways and Means Committees
Green
Fouse Tomenrow
Tilson
Connecticut
Jerdar
Garrett
Tennessee
Senate
Jenders
Rainey
Bath
Board of Education to Cancel Meeting in September
Several board members voiced dissatisfaction with state board actions over the employment of a physician at the state orphanage. An investigating committee was appointed but limited in scope, to study the matter at the September meeting. Debates over a new eastern Montana normal school continue amid legislative tensions and regional rivalries. A boxing note closes the item with Eddie Shea scoring a technical knockout over Al Holeman in four rounds.
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C.H. Foor
Nalispell
VD. Rhoades
Great Falls
Miss Trumper
State Board
State Orphans Home
Grea
Ferae
Board of Education
Educational Board
Durie
Tain Reidges
George
Elucatioa
Montana
Montana Normal School
Carlier
Sommurstons
Wmus
Miles City
Jerry
Sidney
Ja the Swuber
Chicago
Eddie Shea
al Holeman
Drastic Dry Legislation is Proposed in Congress
A wide spectrum of anti bootlegging measures surfaced in Congress as Republicans push for stricter enforcement of the Volstead Act and proposals to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment. Key motions seek new enforcement powers, possible impeachment provisions, and limitations on foreign diplomats importing intoxicants.
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Fio
Tinkham
Missachssetts
Michigan
Cival Beryne
Hill
Republicas
Maraland
Dyer
Missouri
Stalker
New York
Ube
Judiciary Committee
House
Blanton
Cdemacrat
Texas
ArMy
Navy
Marine Corps
Tis
Bowling Association tourney closes with multiple titles awarded
Omaha reports the 18th Mid-West Bowling Association tournament concluded with Tint-Durkee Motors of Kansas City winning the team event five-man event. W Anderson of Sioux City captured the singles title. The Denver duo Teega Nelson and partner won the doubles, while Jack Looney of Omaha earned the all-event honors.
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Neb
Fiveeman Feard
Kansas City
W. Anderson
Sioux City
Iowa
Teega-Nelson
Denver
Art Jack Looney
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