Betting Telegram Signals Victory for Eddie in Eighth
A telegram from Ed Glugs in Montana to Eddie Wen confirms Eddie's win in the eighth. Signed by PL J. Cal Tahan, the note adds to Victoria's list of champions including Pilon and Battling Nelson, who lost to Gans in a forty-two round fight in San Francisco. The bout at Thomas Ryan's Clipper Club offered £109 at two to one on Gans, with supporters favored to Gans. Nelson has yet to regain his old form after previous losses to Gans, Tinheltz, and Britt.
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Ed Glugs
Mont
Eddie Wen
PL J. Cal- Tahan
Pilon
Nelson
Gansly
San Francisco
Thomas
Ryan's Clipper Club
Oona
Gans
Tye
Rudolph Tinheltz
Jimmy Britt
Tullings
McGoorty
Sid Lafentiae
EF Sontins
Latfontiae
Mat
Montank
Stanley Ketene
Lafontise
Ohn
McGeorty
Omey Maatched
Sultivane
Mike
Jack
Mene
McGoorty Beats Lafontaine in Tight Weight Bout
McGoorty wins a close decision over Lafontaine in a 24 round match at Tullings Mont. The result moves McGoorty closer to a title shot while Lafontaine’s strong showing keeps him in the title picture. Also noted are upcoming open air meeting at Northpark with Rev Farnan and local visit of Miss Mattie Le Roarndmenn.
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Lakeside Gsanitarium
Tom. CI
Northpark
George EL. Farnan
Flymouth Congregational Church
Mattie le. Roarndmenn
Cumberland
Wis
Wisconsin post office clerks hold Oshkosh convention
The state convention of Wisconsin post office clerks opens in Oshkosh with an eight o'clock reception at the Elks club. Delegates from Madison Eau Claire Manitowoc Sheboygan and Oshkosh arrive as sessions begin with speeches by Postmaster M Crane and Edward Zander. Business sessions and banquets follow, with notable attendees including Congressman Davidson and Mayor Handerober.
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Wisconsin
Covention
United States Court Room
Carl
McCabe
M. Crane
Oshkosh
Edward Zander
Manitowoc
Zander
Steston
Moarnlin Wi
Elks’ Club
Bualnina
Ba Tiken
Winnebago
Walt Riva
Gradofelock
E.M. Crane Anvill
Gaines H. Davidson
Guy. T. Gould
Washington, D.C
EW. Keyes
Madison
S.A. Cook
Neenah
John Handerob
Eltys FT. Rogers
Chimigo
National Organization of Post Office Clerks
Foute
Chicago
Safa
CO. P
Asady
Hirgést
Rockford
Ehoe- Censon
Amationit Association
Congress
Guy T. Gould
Washington
Gould
Beraboo
Sheboygan
Wnhinding
Fourth of July Ball at Woodman Hall
Pinery Camp Team M hosts a Fourth of July ball at Woodman Hall with Acme Orchestra. Boe pays 25 cents per couple for extra admission as dancing continues into the night. Related notes report Miss Hazel Pritty returns to Mrs. H P Laabs after two months with relatives in Minneapolis.
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Pinery
Acme
Grand Rauids
Mich
Sytha
Slater
P. W. Gibson
Hazel Pritty
H. FP
Laabs
H . Polimer
Alimneapolis
Misa Inesarfknecht
Dale
Misa Lona
Wenrict
Welderannn
Jackson Street Road
Candidacy Announcement for Republican Nomination
A voter in the First Assembly District of Wisconsin announces intent to seek the Republican nomination. The short notice lists Wianelgge in Wiscon sin county as the district area and states formal candidacy.
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Talay
Lamberg
Amephiyman
Winnebare
Werewien
Wianelgge
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Assemblyynan
Wianebage
Bray Seeks Support At Primaries For State Assembly
Fragmentary campaign note from William B. L. Bray asserts his nomination and election will earnestly represent the district and state. He respectfully solicits voter support at the primaries.
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State Assembly
Ife
William BL. Bray
Emergency currency chaos alters Uncle Sam wardrobe
Washington faces a currency emergency as officials scramble to print and store a possible 50,000 bank notes, needing vault space and time. Treasury officials warn delays risk shortages during the crop-moving season, and plan to keep notes in Washington despite robbery risks.
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Homney
Ralph Off
Bureau of ‘Engraving and Cprinting
Wilturd
Treasury
Bureau of, Engraving and Printing
Bureau of Engraving
Washington
Watson WW
Eldridge
Sam
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Ralph
Emergency currency changes and cost projections prompt caution
A discussion notes the high complexity of updating 12 000 plates for emergency currency and the vast expense to the government near 1 000 000 dollars. It mentions revised reading of notes secured by bonds and the limited weekly plate-change capacity, with prints issued to banks once ready.
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United States
Ralph
Sam
New York
mSc
Clearing House
Stevens
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