Reno 10 Gay Fight Begins Ten Day Suit Looms
San Francisco dispatch reports Tex Rickard confirming the Jeffries Johnson bout will be in Reno with a courthouse injunction sought in San Francisco. Attorney General Webb to file for a temporary restraining order against Kaufman Langford but not for the main July 4 fight. Rickard vows to move the match to Nevada if blocked, while Gov. Gillett defends the law and Panama Exposition plans. Jeffries and Johnson train as promoters prepare permits in Reno.
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Sullivan aims to spark fair play amid Jeffries Johnson talk
Special to The New York Times from Swift Current Saskatchewan June 16 reports John L. Sullivan touring with the Jeffries Johnson camp. He dispels fake fight talk and insists the big July 4 event is pure sport, focusing on honesty and the sport itself rather than tactics or trash talk.
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English condemn Gillett over California fight ban
London cables report criticism of California Governor’s move to stop the Jeffries Johnson bout. Lords Lonsdale and supporters call the action high handed and compare it to stopping dangerous trials in sports. Big Tim Sullivan travels from Queenstown aboard the Lusitania on Sunday.
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Fight barred from Utah by governor in Jeffries Johnson case
Salt Lake City reports Gov. Spry stands by earlier view that the Jeffries Johnson fight cannot be held in Utah. A suggested alternative was to move the bout across the Nevada border with railroads prepared to handle a 30 000 crowd 120 miles away.
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No gain for San Francisco over Panama Exposition plans
June 16 report says the House Foreign Affairs Committee will report both San Francisco and New Orleans as Expo sites. The $1.84 million guarantee is now the target to secure National aid, with Louisiana vowing to raise funds as governors pledge support.
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United Wireless Grand Jury Probes Company Finances
Federal grand jury opens inquiry into United Wireless Telegraph Company. President Col Christopher C Wilson and Vice President Samuel Bogart face charges over misleading stock and capitalization literature. Key figures Abraham White and Abraham Gruber testify as investigations examine stock transfers and asset values.
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NO ARBITRATION IN YONKERS Trolley line receiver declines over wage strike
Mayor James T Lennon of Yonkers fails to obtain arbitration between striking Carmen workers and Yonkers Railroad Receiver Leslie Sutherland. Sutherland refuses terms, urging resumption of work. The strike grows, with public service disrupted and possible court-led action discussed.
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Yellowstone Park Tour Through Rockies Heads East
An August 15 personally conducted 21 day tour travels from the East by Pennsylvania Railroad to Yellowstone Park Portland Seattle and Canadian Rockies. The itinerary includes five and a half days in the park one day in Portland Seattle Puget Sound steamship to Vancouver Laggan Banff and Chicago and St Paul sightsees. Pullman space is limited and applications should be sent to C Studds or Geo W Boyd.
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Demands on Yale men in annual Yale report
Secretary Stokes warns Yale Corporation that donors may be exhausted by indiscriminate requests for funds and gifts rise only with well planned opportunities. The report notes sabbatical half pay for professors and full pay with substitutes, and cites Dean Jones on high schools feeding students to college and university societies recognizing scholarship.
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Expulsions Hit Jewish Community in Cities
Reports say 89 Jews were expelled from Kieff with 26 allowed to settle affairs and others given passports to destinations. In St Petersburg, the Russian Senate granted Moscow Jewish pharmacists relief, repealing a prior expulsion directive and allowing them to stay on diplomas.
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Bill to revive bullfights in Havana favors private Monte Carlo
Havana June 16 A bill to legalize a revived bullfight industry has been favorably reported from committee and awaits action. It would grant a company with largely American capital a 30 year exclusive concession to operate a Monte Carlo style complex near Columbia, featuring gaming, bull fights, cock fights, horse races and other sports to attract tourists.
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Los Angeles Salt Lake Route Open
Salt Lake City reports passenger traffic on the San Pedro Los Angeles Salt Lake line resumed after last winter’s flood that destroyed nearly a hundred miles of track in eastern Nevada. The company is seeking easier routes through the fi dis trict as work continues on the parallel high line.
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Fashion Trends Spotlight in New Season Styles
Style editors highlight the season's newest approved looks across runways and retailers. Designers showcase bold colors, textured fabrics, and versatile silhouettes aimed at modern wardrobes.
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