Ketchel to Meet Klaus in Pittsburg Six-Round Bout
Stanley Ketchel travels to Pittsburg to box Frank Klaus in a six round match. Ketchel, eased from Hot Springs training, aims to rebound after a December knockout loss to Jack Johnson. Johnny Igoe and Pete the Goat back Ketchel, with local betting expected strong as Klaus enjoys fan support.
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Colma
Steve
Pittsburg
Frank Klaus
Klaus
Hot Springs
Frank
the Springs
Johnny Igoe
Johnny Loftus
Pete
Ketchel
New York
Smoky City
May Take Wings for Other Shore
In New York on March 21 Louis Paulhan may return to France with his two large aeroplanes stored at the Jamaica race track. Justice Newburger denied an arrest order and injunction, finding no ownership by Cleary in the aircraft and upholding redress for contract terms. In Buffalo Judge Hazel suspended the Wright brothers injunction to allow Curtiss time to appeal.
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New York
Louis Paulhan
France
Jamaica
Supreme Justice
Newburger
Paulhan
Edwin Cleary
Justice Newburger
Cleary
Aeraplanes
Buffalo
N. Y
John N. Hazel
United States Circuit Court
Wright Brothers
Glenn H. Curtiss
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
O B A Banquet at Propylaeum Honors Dorf and Guests
The Indianapolis O B A lodges plan a banquet at the Propylaeum on Wednesday evening for Samuel Dorf of New York City grand master and other grand officers. A ball follows at Tomlinson hall. The May 1911 convention will host nine hundred delegates from across the country. The order has 85 000 members and Indianapolis lodges total 500. Emil Mantel chairs the convention committee and is third deputy grand master.
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Indianapolis
Propylaeum
Samuel Dorf
New York City
Tomlinson Hall
Order
Emil Mantel
Yesterday's Scores From Regional Baseball Slate
Scores from yesterday include Boston 16 over Cincinnati 4 in Hot Springs, Houston 1 over New York No. 1 in Houston, Memphis 2 over Philadelphia Colts 1 in Memphis, and Galveston 13 over New York No. 2 2 in Galveston. Other results show San Antonio 4 over Detroit 3, Dallas 8 over St. Louis No. 1 1, Los Angeles 2 over Chicago 1, New Orleans 5 tied Chicago 5, and Waco 13 over St. Louis No. 2 4 in ten innings.
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Hot Springs
Cincinnati
Boston
Houston
New York
Texas
Memphis
Philadelphia Colts
Galveston
San Antonio
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
New Orleans
Waco
Proctor's League to Convene in Elkhart for Sunday-Only Schedule
The Indiana Michigan Baseball League members Goshen Elkhart Gary Berian Springs Niles and Benton Harbor plan a schedule meeting in Elkhart at R E Proctors office. The league will schedule only Sunday and holiday games with a compact interurban circuit and light expenses. Gary is viewed as the potential money maker backed by United States Steel Corporation.
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Goshen
Elkhart
Gary
Ind
Berian Springs
Niles
Benton Harbor
Mich
R. E. Proctor
United States Steel Corporation
Druids to Convene on Extension Invitations
The building committee of the Independent Ancient Order of Druids will meet next Sunday afternoon at the hall on West and Vermont streets to arrange inviting Mistletoe Grove No 1 and Oak Circle No 1 to meet with it soon. Call issued by L. Leppert, chairman, and L. J. Backley, secretary.
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Independent
Ancient Order of Druids
Weat
Vermont Street
Mistletoe Grove No. 1
Oak Circle No. 1
L. Leppert
L. J. Backley
Gold Medals Open Season After First Practice
The Gold Medals held their first practice yesterday at Garfield Park and will open their season in Richmond Idaho. The semi professional class team is listed with address No 220 Virginia Avenue.
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Garfield Park
Richmond
Charies ‘Witliases
Ager
Virgina ‘Avenue
Tipsy Woman Lost Husband Overboard Secret Marriage Divorce
Mrs. R. V. Mattison Jr., daughter of a New Jersey or Philadelphia mill owner, won a divorce after an on board drinking incident aboard the battleship West Virginia. The suit cites a drunken contest with a young officer and a ruined stocking as key evidence. Onlookers noted the couple wed secretly with his family’s acceptance.
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R. V. Mattison, Jr
Philadelphia
Richard
Mattison
Newport
West Virginia
Diary of a Busher Reflects on Scorers and a Good Game
A Waco diary entry recalls a baseball day with two hits and seven chances without an error. The scorer misreads the box as the narrator, Grady, jokes about being credited for the game and questions whether his performance will be properly recorded.
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Waco
Tex
Gink
Grady
Kaelin Seeks Republican Nomination for State House
Charles Kaelin announces his bid for the Republican nomination for the state lower house. A Fourth Ward resident and seven-year city lawyer, he leads Marion club ties and Republican ward work, with lodge and fraternal memberships. He pledges a 60 to 90 day extended legislative session.
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Charles 1. Kaelin
Kaelin
Fourth Ward
Marion Club
Republican Committee
Lodge 56
Knights of Pythias
Order of D. O. K. K
The
Red Men
Royal Arcanum Lodges
Ministers Aim to Censor London Theaters With Clergy Oversight
London theaters are described as normally sedate but face a campaign by Church of England ministers led by Thomas Phillips to curb content. They seek to have clergy, possibly the bishop of London, issue pre-performance guidance and moral framing to entertainments as a remedy for lonely visitors.
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London
Atlantic
Church of England
Thomas Phillips
Bloomsbury Chapel
Fight Card With 20 Round Title Bout In London
The schedule lists multiple boxing bouts across March 21 to March 26. Notable matchups include Young Josephs vs Jack Goldswain in London for 20 rounds on March 21, plus Murphy vs Dummy Decker in Atlanta and Nelson vs Paddy Lavin in Buffalo, among others in cities like New York, Boston, Indianapolis, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
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Young Josephs
Jack Goldswain
London
England
Jerry Murphy
Tommy O'Keefe
Boston
Tommy Dillon
Kid Bryson
Indianapolis
Patsy Kline
Wille Jones
Baltimore
Buck Crouse
Jack Simcoe
McKeesport
Paul Koehler
Jim Cooley
Cleveland
Police raid uncovers liquor and hidden elevator at club
In Greenfield Indiana on Saturday the chief of police and deputies raided an office club and seized a jug of whisky and a keg of beer after discovering a concealed door to a secret elevator. Members Vint Caldwell and Loren Gapen were arrested and await trial before Mayor Myers Tuesday morning.
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Greenfeld
Ind
Office Club
Vint Caldwell
Loren Gapen
Myers
Two Grove City Students Die Of Spotted Fever
In Newcastle Pennsylvania on March 21 Raymond Cleland a 20 year old Grove City college student from Harlansburg died Saturday of spotted fever and his roommate Frank Shumaker died Friday of the same disease. Health officers have established quarantine and fear the illness will spread.
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Newcastle
Raymond Cleland
Harlansburg
Grove City College
Frank Shumaker
Simple Kidney and Bladder Remedy Prescription
A vintage health ad prescribes mixing gin, buchu extract, and murax compound to treat kidney and bladder symptoms. Take one to two teaspoonfuls three times daily after meals. The ad claims quick relief for kidney liver or bladder troubles.
Man cuts throat and stabs self as insurance paid
In Kingston New York on March 21 Philip Mc Dermott in his Glace home attempted suicide by cutting his throat and wrists with a razor while his daughter paid his insurance premium. Doctors stopped the bleeding and saved his life.
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Kingston
N. Y
Glace
Philip McDermott
Elopement of Knox's Son and his Baltimore Move
The son of Secretary Knox secretly married in Providence and fled to Baltimore with his bride while he sought reconciliation with his father in Washington. His plan failed and he must live on $100 a month supplied by his mother. He hopes his father will see his bride and forgive him.
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Philander C. Knox
Providence
R. I
Knox
Baltimore
Washington
College baseball coaching narrowed by star player absence
An article notes top players devote spring weeks to training while college teams hire veteran coaches. Roy Thomas guides Pennsylvania. Bill Clarke coaches Princeton. Malachai Kittredge aids Harvard. Clarke quickly filtered 60 hopefuls to 18, producing a strong varsity lineup and saved time on trial selections.
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Fudge
Roy Thomas
Phillies
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Bill” Clarke
Baltimore
Harvard
Malachai Kittredge
Clarke
Pittsburg
Tigers
Greek Plaintiff Wins 2000 in Breach Suit Against Zelaya
Miss Juliet Hero, a Greek woman, won a New York verdict of 2000 for breach of promise against Dr Anabel Zelaya nephew of Nicaragua's ex president Zelaya. After filing suit she was offered 30000 to settle by marriage but declined and plans to sail for Greece with her mother.
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Juliet Hero
New York
Anabel Zelaya
President Zelaya
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Greece
Greater Indianapolis Association Proposed by William Liller
William C. Liller, editor of Enthusiasm, proposes forming a Greater Indianapolis association of business men to boost the city population to 500 000 by 1920. He discusses the plan in an interview noting the current push for rapid growth.
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William C. Liller
National Democratic League of Clubs
Indianapolis
Greater Indianapolis Association
Indianapolis labeling push backs Made in Indianapolis slogan
Col. Liller urged labeling of all city manufactured goods with Made in Indianapolis and endorsed the slogan Watch Indiseepgens Grow to promote local industry and consumer recognition.
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Col
Liller
Indianapolia
Indianapolis
Northerns Hold First Practice in City Tryouts Begin
The Indianapolis Northerns held their first practice at Fairview yesterday afternoon with about 230 candidates reporting to Manager Hathaway for tryouts. Hathaway seeks fast independent teams in the city or state and notes practice at Capital City Park next Sunday at 2:00 PM. contact B Hathaway, 235 West White Street.
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Indianapolis
YMCA Edges Wabash in Track Meet 44 to 25
The Indianapolis Y M C A defeated Wabash College 44 to 25 in a Saturday night track meet. Notable performances included the miteium and pole vault with Starbuck of Webesh setting a gymnasium record at 10 feet.
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Wabash
Indianapolis Y. M. C. A
Starbuck
Webesh
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