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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1915
Page
8
Welling to Decide January Kannia Show Appearance
The Kannia Athletic Club weighs bringing Joe Welling to the January show to face Young White of Oshkosh with Walter Kannia and Larry Lichtenstein planning a Chicago visit. Rudy may return after losing to White. a $220 subscription boosted the club’s banking balance after a financially disappointing Wednesday night event.
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Joe Welling
Chicago
la Crosse
Kannia Athletic Club
Young White
Oshkosh
Battling Rudy
Walter L. Kannia
Welling
Larry Lichtenstein
Australia
Rudy
White
Kannia
New York boxing commissioner may face reappointment
Referee decisions in New York ten round bouts were seen as a factor in Governor Whitman’s possible reappointment of boxing commissioner Fred Wenck. Commissioners Dwyer and Franey support allowing decisions and sanctioning championships.
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New York
Prospect Today
Fred Wenck
Whitman
Wenck
Dwfer
Franey
Anderson to Cubs in move from Buffalo Federals
Chicago reports that Fred Anderson a six foot pitcher formerly with the Buffalo Federals may join the Chicago Cubs under manager Joe Tinker. The announcement came on December 31.
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Chicago
Fred Anderson
Buffalo Federals
Joe Tinker
Cubs- Whales
Mangold Held on Charges in Chicago Confidence Game
Joseph C. Mangold, who calls himself a royal chiropodist, is detained in Chicago on two counts of operating a confidence game and one count of larceny tied to trimming the Kaiser’s coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph C. Mangold
Chicago hotel and restaurant chiefs reckon New Year drink spend
Chicago hotel and restaurant managers estimate spending about half a million dollars on drinks as New Year celebrations begin tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teen Laughs Twice, Dislocates Jaw in Pittsburg Incident
Dorothy Troud, a 16 year old from Pittsburg, laughed at a joke causing a jaw dislocation. After a medical replacement she laughed again, dislocating the jaw a second time and leaving her unable to smile.
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Pittsburg
Dorothy Troud
Brunett Family Welcomes Fifteenth Child in Nashville
In Nashville Indiana Mr and Mrs Solomon Brunett celebrate the birth of a twelve pound boy their fifteenth child All siblings reportedly living with Brunett aged fifty and weighing ninety five pounds valued as a family milestone for local residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Ind
Solomon Brunett
Brunett
Confidence men duped Cleveland dealer in box trick
In Cleveland Julius Fried a real estate dealer was buncoed out of 5850 dollars by confidence men using the old box trick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Julius Fried
Banquet Served Horse Meat at Boston Hotel Lenox
A banquet at the Hotel Lenox in Boston featured horse meat. Attendees included Councilman G. W. Coleman, Dr. Herbert McIntosh, author and lecturer, and Miss Alice Grady of the Women's City Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Hotel Lenox
G. W. Coleman
Herbert McIntosh
Alice Grady
Women’s City Club
New Haven Directors Trial Records Reach Massive Two Tons
New York reports that the trial record for the New Haven directors required about two tons of paper, totaling over two million words, reflecting a lengthy legal proceeding and detailed documentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Haven
Six Dollar Bill Found In Grandfather Bible In New York
William Wadleigh discovers a six dollar bill fluttering from yellowed pages of his grandfather's family bible in New York. The bill is described as worth 1000 dollars and measures 140 years in age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Wadleigh
Watterson predicts Wilson to win reelection
Colonel Henry Watterson of Louisville signs a piece in which he asserts President Wilson will be reelected by an overwhelming majority. He adds he does not believe Roosevelt will return as a Republican candidate or as president. He frames his forecast with a moral tone about divine wisdom.
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New Orleans
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Wilson
Watterson
Roosevelt
God
Questioning why women marry certain men
A reflective note ponders motives behind marriages questioning if women marry for fear of loss or urgency before sharing resources. The writer speculates on social pressures and personal gain influencing marriage choices.
Amateur athletes warned by Congress on amateurism
The Amateur athlete today knows why he is an amateur and what he must not do to remain one. The Congress on Amateurism approved rules like those proposed by college officials. A recognized amateur is a sportsman who plays for pleasure and the physical, mental, moral or social benefits he gains.
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New York
Congress On
Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association
Billiards Handicap Results From Bodega Annex
Fred Miller beat William Mockley 95 to 38 in a 95 to 38 match. William Bon adurer defeated Oscar Nelson 100 to 44. Miller then topped Otto Dumke 100 to 81 in last night’s Bodega Annex Handicap standings.
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Fred Miller
William Mockley
William Bonadurer
Oscar Nelson
Miller
Otto Dumke
Willard Eyes Meer of Moran and Coffey in Garden Challenge
Willard plans a New York visit to fight Frank Moran and Jim Coffey if promoters can raise a $60,000 guarantee. The Madison Square Garden offer stands at $25,000 per ten round bout, contingent on gate receipts.
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New York
Jess Willard
Frank Moran
Jim Coffey
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Dangerous feature of the logging game is done away with
Madison Wis Dec 31 one feature of the logging industry that has aided coroners is partially eliminated as the industrial commission orders stakes on logging cars to be designed so operators can loosen them from a safe position. The order goes into effect Jan 29 after publication in the official state paper.
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Madison
Wis
Industrial Commission
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