Jeff Back From Mountain Wilds With No Scar
Los Angeles March 30 Not a bear did his duty laughed Jim Jeffries on his return from Mount Whit. He says he boxed daily and is lean and fit with both arms in fine working order. Rumors of a mangled body or a broken ulna were denied. He plans to train and go north for home affairs before resuming boxing.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jim Jeffries
Mount Whit
Bey Coustry
Col. Roosevelt
King of Beasts
Jeff
Jeffries
2 Bear
Jimmy Britt
Jef
Hamlin
Mall
Baldwin Building
Delaware and Market Ata
Indianapolis
Ind
Decisions Agreed On In Trust Cases No Rehearing Expected
Washington March 31 The Supreme Court has agreed on the tobacco and Standard Oil trust verdicts with Justice Brewer’s opinion to be included. Nine justices heard arguments, eight in the conference, and Fuller has named the writers of the opinions. A final date for handing down the decisions remains unknown.
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Sun
Washington Service
Hibbs Building
Washington
Supreme Court
Tobacco and Standard Oil Trust
Justice Brewer
Fuller
Local promoters awarded national motorcar race
G M Butler, chairman of the A A A contest committee, informs speedway managers that a national motorcar race has been awarded to local promoters. The event will be held on Memorial Day with two distance options of five and ten miles.
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G. M. Butler
A. A.A
Speedway Mangers
Chicago boxer Jack Ryan beaten by Benton Harbor youth
Detroit dispatch reports Jack Ryan of Chicago endured a severe eight round beating by Howard Morrow of Benton Harbor at Windsor last night. Ryan was knocked down four times in the second round but stood up through the eight rounds.
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Detroit
Mich
Jack Ryan
Chicago
Howard Morrow
Benton Blarbor
Windsor
Whitney to Go North Again on Arctic Hunt Trip
Harry Whitney, famed Arctic traveler who stood with Peary and Cook, has just returned from a four months Louisiana hunting trip and is preparing for a summer Arctic expedition. He enlisted the widow of Capt. Bartlett of the Roosevelt to join, with big game hunting as the main objective.
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Harry Whitney
Peary
Cook
Arctic
Louisiana
Bartlett
Roosevelt
Mowe Faces Giants After Texas Trial
Ray Mowe, Rochester shortstop, once in a Texas scrimmage against the New York Giants, remembers the nerves that troubled him. He later batted and fielded well with the Colts in Texas, plans to enter Chicago University in the fall, and is 21 years old and unmarried.
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Joe Kelly
Rochester
Ind
Ray Mowe
New York Giants
John Ward
Amos Rusile
McGraw
Mathewson
Mowe
Jimmy Burke
Fort Wayne
Giants
Texas
New York
Movee
Colts
Chicago University
Eddie Fay Identified as Bank Robber Held in Case
Frederick Cunningham arrested after a violent pursuit. police identify him as Eddie Fay a notorious criminal linked to the Richmond post office robbery that netted 55 000 in stamps and 3 000 in cash. Fay controls vast wealth owns a Chicago residence and a famed racing string led by the horse Fay.
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Cunningham
Richmond
Eddie Fay
Fay
Wisconsin
Far Diego
Cal
Springfield
Ill
Thomas O'Brien
Superior
Wis
Madison, Wis
United States
Lady Green Goods Nominated for Futurity Stakes Prospect
Harness Horse x x Chats Harness Horse x x Chats Lady Green Goods 2:80 by Peter the Great, owner Senator McNicho of Philadelphia, will be driven for futurity engagements this season. The filly did not race last year. The seventeenth Horse Review Futurity drew nominations from nearly 6 000 mares, a record entry net for the stake. California has always been in the tent.
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Peter the Great
Senator McNicho
Philadelphia
Delmar and Marie Finish Trio of Notable Champions
In a compact observer’s note, Delmar at 150 percent versus sweet Marie at 2 02 highlights three champions worth remembering. The brief compares two standout performers and nods to a trio of winners in a concise sports snapshot.
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Delmar
Sweet Marie
Mixed garden offerings and gladioli stock sale
Canvas mixed varieties priced at 7c each. Gladioli listed as extra fine stock, a dozen for 25c. Local shop promotes inexpensive bulbs and blooms for spring planting.
Soap Sale Prices from Makers and Brands Listed
Soap specials offered include Glass or Santa Claus Soap any quantity cake 3¢ Ivory Fels Naptha Babbitt Lenox Soap any quantity cake 4¢ White Castile Soap pound cake 9¢ 10c fine Toilet Soaps pure glycerin buttermilk and olive oil castile cake Se Prosperity Toilet Soap Witch Hazel Glycerin and Heliotrope Soap at 3 cakes for 16¢.
Women’s Vests and Kimonos Sale Notes
Listing of women’s sleeveless taped vests silk finished at 10 each and 25c value. Richelien ribbed vests at 10 each for 1c value. White ribbed taped vests marked extra special at B¢. Butterfly floral lawn kimonos priced 252 value at LSe each, and plain lawn trimmed kimonos at 75c with 39c value.
Bargain House Ad Item with Cleaning Supplies
An old classified line lists Gold Dust cleaning products and hardware. It advertises a 25c box of Gold Dust at 19¢, a 5-foot stepladder with bucket shelf at 73¢, a 50c broom at 35¢, and a 12-ounce cotton mop for 50¢, plus Brass Washboside at 25¢.
Fashion Fabric Sale Listings From Vintage Textiles
India linens 30 inches wide at 7 cents a yard with 1244 cents value. Panamas in neat strips plaids and checks at 15 cents value. Serpentine Clarke assortment 16 cents value at lose yet the yard. Dress ginghams new plaids at 12 cents yard. Percales 36 inches wide best quality at 1?c yard. Standard apron ginghamese at 6 cents a yard.
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India
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Lou Dillon
Sonoma
Golden State
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Walter Ehlers
Beuth
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Greand Fieer
Circle Park Hotel
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Rake and Hoe
Manhattan
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