Real Wrestlers Thrill New York Crowd at Grand Central Palace
In New York on December 3 a clean wrestling show drew about 3000 spectators for four hours at Grand Central Palace. Zbyszko defeated Andrew Kindrat and Tom Jenkins in the main bout, throwing both opponents in under a half hour each. Detectives on site found no foul play in the event.
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New York
Grand Central Palace
Zbyszko
Pole
Andrew Kindrat
Tom Jenkins
Hoppe Keeps Edge Over Slosson In 1000-Point Match
George Slosson failed to reach the 1000 point mark in the 1000 point billiard contest with Willie Hoppe as Hoppe won the second night 1000 to 471. Hoppe slowed after clinching victory while Slosson struggled with missed shots and messy play.
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New York
Geo. Slosson
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Slosson
Wolgast Open to Moran Fight If Conditions Right
Cadillac Michigan December 3 Ad Wolgast lightweight champion says he will return to action once his broken arm heals enough for gym work and would accept a Moran bout on February 22 if the inducements are suitable He still seeks 12500 for his services.
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Cadillac, Mich
Wolgast
Owen Moran
Fresh eggs break Cleveland price records at sixty cents a dozen
In Cleveland on December 3 fresh egg prices hit a local record as eggs sold at 60 cents per dozen in retail. The spike reflects unusually high demand and supply constraints for the season.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Will Hoppe Explains Billiards Bridges For Beginners
Will Hoppe details key bridge positions and techniques for novice billiards players. He contrasts offhand masse, close masse, balk line nursing, draw and near-table bridges, emphasizing ease of movement and avoiding cramped bridges to prevent bad habits.
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Pilliards
Will Hoppe
Twenty Candidates Jumpstart Wilce’s Basketball Tryout
About twenty men responded to Coach Wilce’s first call for basketball prospects at the high school. Captain Stavrum and several veterans along with others from last year’s champions attended, forming a strong pool to fill vacancies left by graduates. Regular practice begins next week with workouts Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and practice contests will help choose the first team.
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Wilce
Stavrum
Keeler
Hyde
Chamberlain
Shirley
Hayes
Weimar
O. Strum
Byers
Schwalbe
Ray
Dornbach
Peterson
Moll
Horner
Spellum
Lee
Garder
Bradish
Shaw
Walker
Benezet
Kline
Goulden
Winona
Sparta
Baraboo
Tomah
Spartans
la Crosse
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure with Constitutional Treatment
A 19th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. It states the medicine is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces, offers $100 for any uncured case, and invites readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo. Also endorses Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Westerners Seek Strike Amid Pacific Coast Talks
Cleveland reports Warren Stone president of the Locomotive Engineers refuses comment on the western strike situation. Reports from Pacific coast indicate engineers favor a strike if wage demands about 15 percent are not granted.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Warren Stone
The
Locomotive Engineers
Pacific Coast
West’s Biggest Seller Aims Global Market Expansion
A fragment notes cent bor and stores as a major seller in a world market with million bases monthly production. The sparse text suggests a business focus on large scale distribution and growth.
Conference talks hinge on Minnesota Michigan relation
Western Conference leaders gathered in Chicago for a policy vote on Minnesota's association with Michigan after the Wolverines left the circuit. Minnesota seeks annual football games with Michigan, while Chicago and other schools weigh their stance. no split is seen, and Minnesota aims to host the next conference track meet with Chicago not opposing.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Michigan
Wolverines
Yost
Gophers
Illinois
Syracuse
Cornell
R. E. Wilson
Northwestern
G. A. Goodenough
T. F. Moran
Purdue
James Paige
H. W. Johnston
Indiana
A. A. Stage
C. E. Wilson
Wisconsin
A. G. Smith
Iowa
Man Seeks to Help, Endorses Electric Bitters Cure
J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri talks about his thirty year search for relief from backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders He claims five bottles of Electric Bitters wholly cured him He guarantees relief for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders and malaria. Available for 50 cents at O T Erhart.
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J. F. Boyer
Fertile
O. T. Erhart
Nationals and Athletics Win In YMCA Basketball Openers
In the YMCA season openers, the Athletics defeated the Maroons 37 to 21 while the Nationals beat the Cardinals 41 to 16. Player lineups include Peterson Collins Pryce Lavoie Erickson B Nelson for the Athletics and Daniels Puckett Anderson Zein R Nelson Erickson for the Nationals.
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Maroons
Athletics
Nationals
Cardinals
Peterson
Collins
Pryce
Lavoie
Erickson
B. Nelson
G. Maroons
F. Nelson
Bedessen
Cristell
Ulrich
Crause
Cole
Daniels
Puckett
Anderson
Zein
R. Nelson
G. Cardinals
Evans
Romanowsky
Jacobson
Voight
Weise
Novak
Local Benign Travel and Rural Happenings in VIROQUA Area
VIROQUA WIS R H Bryan left for Bangor and Iron River and Winnipeg to visit relatives and friends. Kickapoo resident John R Smith reports a Jersey cow with nine calves in seven years. A new concrete dam will span the Kickapoo river at Viola to power an upcoming electric plant. Harvey Owen of Coon Valley traveled here then to Aberden SD for work at Daily News job rooms. Oliver Helgeson family visited Coon Valley relatives. D Stevlingson visited his father D O Stevlingson at Coon Valley. N O Neprud found twenty cattle near Coon Valley with tuberculosis. Mr and Mrs R H Drake and daughter visited Sylvan relatives with Miss Jane Hinkst. Gilbert Sloulin of Tunnelville traveled with his daughter and Mrs Carl Taylor and children to Oak Ridge. Sam Lillis and mother visited Sparta relatives. Mrs Denver McDonald had a runaway near miss.
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R. H. Bryan
Bangor
Iron River
Winnipeg
Can
John R. Smith
Kickapoo
Viola
Harvey Owen
Coon Valley
Aberden
S. D
The
Daily News
Oliver Helgeson
D. Stevlingson
D. O. Stevlingson
N. O. Neprud
R. H. Drake
Jane Hinkst
Sylvan
Gilbert Sloulin
Tunnelville
Carl Taylor
Oak Ridge
Sam Lillis
Sparta
Denver McDonald
De Soto Couple Sell Farm and Move to Viroqua
Mr and Mrs E B Hyde of Re Treat sold their De Soto area farm for 10000 and will move to Viroqua. The remains of Mrs T H Wilson were taken to Bloomington for interment this morning.
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de Soto
E. B. Hyde
Retreat
Viroqua
T. H. Wilson
Bloomington
Indictments Filed Against Rail Firms and Grain Dealers
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports a Savannah grand jury indictment detailing 24 counts against Merchants and Mariners Transportation, 14 against Seaboard Air Line, seven against Atlantic Coast Line, and ten each against Harvey C. Miller and Morris F. Miller for transporting grain Philadelphia to Jacksonville at ten cents per 100 pounds instead of the agreed 15. Harvey C. Miller and Morris F. Miller of L. F. Miller and Sons face receipt charges. Miller offered to testify. the U.S. attorney general declined.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Grand Jury
Savannah
Merchants and Mariners’Transportation Company
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company
Harvey C. Miller
Morris F. Miller
Philadelphia
Jacksonville
Fla
L. F. Miller and Sons
Harvey F. Miller
United States Attorney General
Miller
Indictment Bond Set After Philadelphia Hearing
The accused, previously held on $10,000 bond, was reheld under indictment with bond fixed at $50,000. Attorney John H. Marble of the commission led the July 19 1910 hearing before Commissioner Judson C. Clements in Philadelphia, outlining the case facts.
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Grand Jury
Uder
John H. Marble
Philadelphia
Judson C. Clements
Ban on Sensuous Opera Draws Praise in Baltimore
Dr A R L Dohme head of the Baltimore Opera company praises Chicago police for condemning Mary Garden's Salome. He says sensuous productions long protected as art should be driven from the operatic stage as from burlesque.
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Baltimore
Des
Chicago Police Department
A. R. L. Dohme
Baltimore Opera Company
Mary Garden
Salome
Oklahoma House Passes Capital Grounds Land Gift Bill
The Oklahoma House approved a bill authorizing the governor to accept as a gift to the state up to 80 acres of land for the capital at Oklahoma City within five miles of its corporate limits. The measure now moves to the Senate.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
House
Senate
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