Second primary likely in Louisiana amid tight vote counts
New Orleans reports after Tuesday's Democratic state primary show Judge Luther Hall leading Michel for governor and Broussard ahead of Pujo for the U.S. Senate seat. With 100000 ballots counted and ~15000 unaccounted, a second primary is deemed certain amid Republican Lily White gains and potential contests.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Luther E. Hall
John T. Michel
Robert F. Broussard
J. Y. Sanders
United States Senate
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Michel
Iswell
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Sanders
Pujo
Republican Party
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Record Cotton Supply and Distribution for Sept Dec 1911
Preliminary census figures show total supply at 14 947 088 bales for the period September 1 to December 31 1911 with end of period stocks totaling 7 959 586 bales. Ginnings reached 18 535 703 bales while exports stood at 5 350 304 and consumption at 1 637 198 bales.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bureau of the Census
St Anthony Tops Brackenridge In San Antonio League
St Anthony's five surged to the top of the San Antonio Scholastic association pennant race by defeating Brackenridge High School. The quotable lineup featured Dolan Yamin Love Snyder Lindau Elisner Scott Love Yamin Dolan Wheeler with referees Kneeland and Hofstetter. The game was played in two 20 minute halves.
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Galveston Forms Interurban Baseball League
Galveston Texas City Alvin and Houston form the Interurban Baseball league after the Texas league franchise departs. The group sent today’s mail to the national baseball commission with the application and guarantee for recognition of the new organization.
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Associated Press
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Tex
Texas City
Alvin
Houston
League City
National Baseball Commission
Hackman Challenges Masters in Fifteen-Round Bout
Manager E E Hackman of Young Jeffries says he will match his fighter against Professor Masters. The proposed match must go fifteen rounds and could be held soon at the Fort Sam Houston gym.
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E. E. Hackman
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Professor Masters
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Hackman
Fort Sam Houston
De Oro Loses His Match In Denver Pool Marathon
Alfred De Oro lost a handicap exhibition pool match to James Maturo of Denver by 457 to 510 after giving Maturo 90 balls in 600. Final totals showed Maturo 347 De Oro 271 with a third block the next night resulting in 163 for Maturo and 116 for De Oro.
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de Oro
Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Alfred de Oro
James Maturo
Maturo
Mature
Swedish Sporting Implements Arrive for Olympic Trials
Swedish sporting goods for Stockholm 1912 Olympic throwing events have arrived in New York. The American Olympic committee will inspect them next week before samples are produced for nationwide trials. Javelin weighs 1.6 pounds and 8.5 feet. discus 4.4 pounds. hammer 15.9 pounds. shot iron at about 15.5 pounds.
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New York
Jan
Stockholm
Attell Seeks Thumb Treatment Before Kilbane Bout
Abe Attell, featherweight champion, traveled from Chicago to Youngstown to see a doctor about a jammed right thumb ahead of the February 22 bout with Johnny Kilbane in California. The physician said the injury is not serious and Attell departed for the West last night.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Ohio
Abe Attell
Johnny Kilbane
California
Yesteray
Chicago
Attell
West
Grim Wins Uneasy Decision in Eight Round Bout
Young Joe Grim of Baltimore defeated Jeff O Connell of Chicago in eight rounds before the Hermitage A A crowd blamed weight loss for the result. O Connell pressed the attack throughout the match. The decision drew boos from spectators in Nashville Tennessee.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Joe” Grim
Baltimore
Jeff O'Connell
Chicago
Hermitage
Staacke Bros Offers Carriages at Very Low Prices
A large assortment of carriages buggies and phaetons is offered by Staacke Bros at unusually low prices. The inventory includes many styles and sizes suitable for different needs and budgets.
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Staacke Bros
American Fighters Score in Paris Bouts
American fighters scored heavily in a series of bouts in Paris on January 25. The report highlights strong performances by multiple U.S. boxers in diverse weight classes, signaling a successful overseas showing for the team.
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Associated Press
Paris
Boxing Night Ends in Quick KOs and Draw
Englishmen were present as Frank Loughrey of Manayunk Pay knocked out Dick Roberts in the second round. Frank Moran of Pittsburgh knocked out Stocker Smith in the first round. The American Swamont fought a draw with Wingrove.
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Manayunk
Dick Roberts
Frank Moran
Pittsburg
Stocker
Smith
Swamont
Wingrove
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