Ertle and Dillon Both Win Set 105 Victories
Johnny Ertle of St Paul out pointed Joe Lynch in a ten round bantamweight bout in New York. Ertle weighed 115 pounds and Lynch 116. Jack Dillon of Indianapolis knocked out Sailor Grande in the second round of a ten round light heavyweight bout in Brooklyn.
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New York
Johnny Ertle
St. Paul
Joe Lynch
Ertle
Lynch
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Sailor Grande
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Causey's Quint Wins Senior Night Basketball Tilt
Causey led the winners with eight field goals as his Causey squad beat Rex Logan's five 36 to 17 at the M C A. The first half ended 18 to 9. Joe Naylor added seven field goals, Claude Fuquay scored thirteen points, and A M Singer and Henry Lutz contributed solid defense and scoring. Referee Wheeler oversaw the 15 and 10 minute halves.
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Charles Causey
Rex Logan
Causey Jed
Joe Naylor
Henry Lutz
Gus Stafford
A. M. Singer
Claude Fuquay
Causey
Woysof
Eeeee Te Fuquay
Brock Stops Campi In Second Round Of City Bout
Cleveland featherweight Matt Brock knocked out Eddie Campi of San Francisco in the second round in Minneapolis. Campi was floored three times in the opening round.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Matt Brock
Cleveland
Eddie Campi
San Francisco
Archer's Five Wins in Junior A Basketball at the Y M C A
Phillip Archer's team defeated Russell Jones' five 10 to 4 in the Junior A basketball series at the YMCA. Henry Gottwald won his fifth straight victory by taking the 75‑yard swim. Russell Jones placed second in swimming. Charles Andrews third. In heats Gottwald and Jonas led, with Herrara aiding the winners.
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Gottwald
Jonas
Hudson Tatum
Letter for Guy Turpin Cared by Sports Editor
A letter addressed to Guy Turpin, care of the sports editor, appears in the newspaper. It notes communication regarding sports coverage and requests attention from the editor. The document mentions recipient and editorial handling.
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Guy Turpin
Army Y M C A work grows more active on border
D L Rogers, in charge of army Y M C A work in San Antonio, reports border camps operate at capacity with fresh sites planned as troops rotate. F W West arrives to lead Camp Wilson No 4. J S Ward moves to New York for health reasons, stopping at Calion Arkansas en route.
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Army Y. M. C. A
D. L. Rogers
San Antonio
Rio Grande City
Brownsville
Mission
F. W. West
Army Y. M. C. A. No. 4
Camp Wilson
Llano Grande
Canal Zone
J.S. Ward
Chicago
New York
Calion
Arkansas
Banquet Honors Ford Manager Before Nashville Wedding
Employees of Ford Motor Company hosted a Tuesday evening banquet at the St. Anthony to honor manager P. W. Seiler who departs Wednesday night for Nashville to marry Miss Frances Dorris. Best man will be D. E. Humphrey. Attendees included D. W. Hughes, Clifton George, E. L. Moore, H. S. Daly, E. F. Boyce, W. J. Madoff and many others from Ford distributors in San Antonio.
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St. Anthony
Ford Motor Company
P. W. Seiler
Nashville
Frances Dorris
Mr. Seiler
Humphrey
Central Tire Company
Clifton George Company
Woodward Morgan Company
Ford Cars
San Antonio
Pp. W. Seiler
J. Blooo
F. W. Winkler
D. E. Humphrey
E. L. Moore
A. T. Curran
E. T. Whitney
S. K. Sanders
D. W. Hughes
A. F. Robertson
H. 8. Daly
Edwin Parrish
George H. King
M. R. Smith
James Jordan
Robert B. Ennis
E. M. Lounsbury
A. F. Stone
Lego Hughes
Victor Marx
Insurance department amends dry goods store wage rate rule
The Texas Department of Insurance and Banking issued an amendment to its workers compensation classification for dry goods stores. The revision clarifies that the $1 per $100 payroll rate applies only to retail dry goods stores not engaged in wholesale business, with no change to overall rates.
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Austin
Tex
State Department of Insurance and Banking
Commissioner of Insurance and Banking
Charters Filed in Texas Across Several Firms
Charters issued include Guyton Stone Miller Sanitarium of Brady with capital stock 1000 and corporators J. V. Guyton D. M Stone G. B. Miller. The Calvert Printing Co of Calvert with 2040 capital stock and corporators C. C. P. Jones Will T. Corby O. D. Baker. Second Houston-Galveston Syndicate of Houston with 25000 capital stock and incorporators D. R. Beatty J. R. Cheek M. S. Waller. Pur pose to prospect for coal and minerals. Carman Laundry Supply Co of Chicago given Texas permit. Belton Hardware Co of Helton dissolving.
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Austin
Tex
Guyton, Stone & Miller Sanitarium of
Brady
Capital Stock
J. V. Guyton
D. M Stone
G. B. Miller
Calvert Printing Company of
Calvert
CC. P. Jones
Will T. Corby
O. D. Baker
Houston-Galveston
Houston
D. R. Beatty
J. R. Cheek
M. S. Waller
Texas
Carman
Laundry Supply Company of
Chicago
Dallas
Belton Hardware Company
Helton
Hughes Attacks U S Foreign Trade Policy in Baltimore
Charles E. Hughes spoke at the armory in Baltimore recalling Woodrow Wilson’s nomination site. He attacked the president’s foreign trade policy, criticized Harvard’s Dr. Eliot, and warned against dollar diplomacy while defending 1912 platform protections for American rights abroad.
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Baltimore
Charles E. Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Eliot
Hughes
Levinsky Outpoints Smith in 12 Round Bout
In Boston on Tuesday night Levinsky of Philadelphia out pointed Gunboat Smith of New York in a slow 12 round fight. Levinsky won eight of the twelve rounds declaring he had the better work throughout the bout.
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Levinsky
Smith
Boston
Mass
Philadelphia
New York
Schalk to Become a Benedict
Springfield report says catcher Ray Schalk of the Chicago White Sox will marry Miss Lavina Graham of Farmersville in two weeks. The announcement came Tuesday at Farmersville, detailing the upcoming wedding.
Automobiles in Danish West Indies See Slow Growth
A Norwich Hometown note outlines Vice Consul Luther K. Zabriskie reporting on auto use in the Danish West Indies. St Thomas has two low priced cars used sparingly. St Croix shows about 19 autos on 100 miles of roads with a 12.5 percent import duty. Limited roads and sugar prices shape future demand for new vehicles.
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Norwich
Conn
United States
Danish West Indies
Luther K. Zabriskie
Commerce
Mr. Zabriskie
St. Thomas
Island
St. John
St. Croix
Fredericksted
San Antonio set to replace Main Avenue High with new 110000 building
San Antonio school board discussed a plan for a three story brick and reinforced concrete high school at 110000 dollars with thirteen rooms a large auditorium and a 1400 seat gallery. Temporary buildings will cost about 6000 dollars and demolition salvage could net 5000 dollars. Final action delayed to next Tuesday.
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Main Avenue
San Antonio
Ralph D. Cameron
Charles Meek
Cameron
Walton Hood
W. E. Huffaker
Brackenridge
Cuero Begins White Way Project In Texas
Cuero Texas started work yesterday on the White Way paving three streets to create one of the longest and most handsome improvements in the state. The project heralds a major city enhancement with construction activity underway.
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Cuero’s “White Way
Cuero
Tex
Cuero “White Way
Texas
Strayed Government Horses and Mules Advertised for Reward
Strayed from Fort Sam Houston Reservation three government horses hoof numbers 6595 C653 197 and six government mules hoof numbers 81590 E102 E104 £ 140 E310 SH373. A reward of $3.00 for each animal will be paid for delivery to Depot Quartermaster Fort Sam Houston Texas.
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Fort Sam Houston Reservation
Depot Quartermaster
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Bolan Stages Easy Win Over Smith in Racine Bout
Red Bolan of New Orleans defeated Mattie Smith of Racine in ten rounds in a no decision boxing match held in Racine on Tuesday night.
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Bolan
Smith
Racine
Wis
Red” Bolan
New Orleans
Mattie Smith
Inconsistent film sparks emperor stenographer feud
A Kansas City Journal item notes a moving picture scene showing the emperor firing his stenographer for delays while she rapidly types clever lines, illustrating contradictions in the film’s action.
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Lanhery
Kangas City
Aluminum banded ducks sought for migration study
The United States Department of Agriculture asks duck hunters to report and send in aluminum bands found on ducks. Bands carry a number and request reporting to the Bureau of Biological Survey in Washington. Reports include date, place, and circumstances of capture to help study longevity and migration routes amid a duck sickness near Great Salt Lake.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
The
Biological Survey
Bureau of Biological Survey
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Bond issues approved for Port Arthur and Johnson county
The attorney general's department approved street improvement bonds of Port Arthur for 64000 dollars bearing 5 percent and serial payments. It also approved Johnson county common school district bonds of district No 2 for 2000 dollars at 5 percent in 20 10s and Rusk district No 6 bonds of 1000 dollars at 5 percent in 20 10s.
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Austin
Tex
Attorney General's Department
City of
Port Arthur
Johnson County
Rusk County
Smallest Fifty Pounds of Ice Described by Lady and Iceman
A kitchen lady remarks on the smallest fifty pounds of ice she has seen. The iceman replies that the apparent smallness results from the intense cold used in making ice, which causes the closest contraction.
First Man-eater Shark Tale From Long Island Shores
An Orient Long Island story recalls a swimmer bitten by a shark off Greenport during a calm. The man grabbed the shark’s eyes to break free and was rescued by the boat crew. A nine and a half foot shark recently drew crowds near the bathing beach as locals discuss man-eater rumors while fishermen still net sharks and bathers swim.
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Orient
L. I
Long Island
Greenport
Brooks Brothers
Odd Leaf Snake Surprises Tacoma Banana Shipment
A five foot unknown Puerto Rican snake hid in a banana bunch shipped to Tacoma. Worker Bill Hall spotted a leaf that unfolded into a red mouth. Panic ensued as the team tried to capture it. the snake then bit itself and died.
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Tacoma
Bill Hall
Hammond & Co
Bill
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