Sensational MacArthur speech at banquet warns of hemispheric plots
In Chicago a banquet of the Army of the Potomac featured Maj Gen Arthur MacArthur delivering pointed remarks on a European plan to disrupt the western hemisphere. He warned about covert actions and urged readiness, with President Gross noting Gen Young’s absence due to urgent duties and the administration’s vigilance.
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Corbett to push Jeffries bout with bold posters
Jim Corbett vows a Jeffries match and plans bold posters declaring him the only man Jeffries fears. He trains in cities nationwide and claims to be in prime condition within two months, while Jeffries ignores overtures, fueling speculation on a potential comeback plan.
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Prize story seller unveils new advertising scheme
Showing against the champion and still more intimistic ones hold that there is no doubt but what he can put the champion out. Corbett has made many friends in Indianapolis during his visits here, and they will be glad to hear of the new scheme which the prize story seller has hit upon for advertising his talk.
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Jim Jeffries
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Polo Clubs Rally Through Multiple City Matches
Richmond and Muncie hinges fall as Muncie defeats Elwood by a wide margin. Fitz gerald and Lyons shut down Elwood’s defense while Anderson holds Racine to no scoring. President Parsons from the Eastern league attended. Indianapolis sees a surge in roller skating with a large Monday turnout.
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American association confirms no Chicago team next season
Manager Linnon says a downtown site is secured with no transfer needed. President Hickey stated on Monday two food locations to St Paul have been satisfied, and the association will not add a Chicago team for the upcoming season.
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Pug Talk: Jeffries Falls Simmons. Maher Beats Choynski
In the Denver Coliseum Jeffries knocked Fitz Simmons down in a Monday night bout, landing on the chin for the first time in their travels. Peter Maher defeated Choynski in Philadelphia, with Choynski later injuring his knee but delivering a sharp body shot. Jack Munroe and Sailor Tom Sharkey set a future meeting, as both look forward to the next two months.
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Death of Joseph Daugherty Pioneer Citizen of Indianapolis
Joseph F. Daugherty, a pioneer citizen of Indianapolis, died at his home last night at 10 o clock after a two day illness of pneumonia. He came to the city in 186 from Ohio and leaves three children. Hill's Chief Deputy John Grehem of Bloomfield has been announced as chief deputy to State Treasurer-select Nat ve HL Fe was fe.
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John Small Sues Over Nickel Dropped in Phone
John Small of Irving Avenue Chicago has filed suit against the Chicago telephone company seeking the return of a nickel he dropped into a telephone line. After waiting, he heard only hums and the operator cut the call without response. The case aims to recover the nickel and highlight service shortcomings.
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Vaudeville bill at Grand features Helen taming act
English's The taming of Helen headlines an eight act vaudeville show at the Grand with 2:35 and 8:15 performances. The Nelson family offers the standout acrobatic act drawing steady applause and expected to bring crowd money to the house as the current bill continues.
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Only a shop girl at the Park thrills urban crowd
A stage review recalls Eva Arlington from wealth to poverty, then rescued by her lover who ignores censure as Miss Lottie Williams shines as Josie the street waif. The drama ends happily with a rich mix of humor and pathos. Thursday offers a change of bill as Rice and Barton present a burlesque.
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