Boxing tourney ends in free-for-all fight in Spokane
The Spokane and Butte Athletic clubs boxing event ended in a free-for-all brawl requiring police intervention. Dan and Gene Sullivan of Butte sparked the trouble as Johnstone repeatedly fouled by Sullivan led referee Douglas to award the last bout to Johnstone.
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Starial Service
Spokane
Dan
Gene Sullivan
Butte
Roble
Sullivan
Johnstone
Douglas
Dan Sullivan
Johnny Bender to Quit Athletics
Johnny Bender, coach of the ington State college football team that defeated St. Louis University, will quit athletics to pursue medicine. He may play baseball this summer but if not it will be his farewell season and he is through with football for good.
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Johnny Bender
Theington State College
St. Louis University
Spokaneague
Bender
Yesterdays Races Summary at Local Track
The meet opened with Banford winning the five-eighths mile at 9 to 2 over Galmoore and Billie Myers. Triumphantly led early but finished second with Nappa and Leverton close behind in the 11 sixteenths. Roas won the five-eighths mile followed by San Git and Galves. Judge Nelson captured the mile and 100 yards with Fulletta and North third. Capt. Hale led the mile and a sixteenth race. Edith James placed third as May Ametia was second. Arklirta won the three-quarters of a mile, Royal Maxim second, Husky third. Niblick won the seven eighths race with Sharp Boy second and Baxi third. Jane Swift won the five eighths with Creston second and Booger Red third. Money Mass took the three-quarters with Scarfel second and 1. 114 third. Marster won the mile and eighth with Be. Ball second and Eduardo third. Halten won the eleven sixteenths with Lee Harrison second and Kirkfield Belle third. Crepps Beckham won the mile by a length over Homeless and Nadeu.
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Moreland
Galmoore
Billie Myers
McIntyre
Nappa
Leverton
San Git
Galves
Judge Nelson
Rice
Fulletta
North
Capt. Hale
Carroll
May Ametia
Edith James
Arklirta
Minder
Royal Maxim
Husky
Niblick
Dudley
Sharp Boy
Baxi
Jane Swift
Burns
Creston
Booger Red
Preston
Scarfel
Marster
Be. Ball
Eduardo
Halten
Martin
Lee Harrison
Kirkfield Belle
Crepps Beckham
Taylor
Homeless
Nadeu
Comparative Scores Show Carlisle’s Narrow Losses
The St. Louis team offers compiled championship form for Carlisle and others. By combining Missouri figures with final game results, it suggests Carlisle losses to Harvard 15 23 and Minnesota 12 10, Nebraska 6 8, and a 34 0 St. Louis win, inviting readers to draw conclusions.
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St. Louis
Missourians
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Harvard
Minnesota
Nebraska
Pullman
Tad Jones Named Head Coach For Next Football Season
New Haven reports Tad Jones will serve as head coach of the next year’s football team, a move discussed in graduate circles. The announcement places Jones at the helm of the program for the upcoming season.
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New Haven, Conn
Tad Jones
UC student’s lab blast maims hand and scars face
A University of California student Carl Johna caused an explosion by pouring a chemical mixture on a lighted match. The blast blew off his right hand, lacerated his left hand, and disfigured his face.
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San Francisco
University of California
Carl Johna
High Scores Rolled In Bellingham Matches
In Bellingham on Christmas Day George Lee and C. Kinkaid opened with two matches near record highs for a 15 game run. Lee posted 230.19 averaging and Kinkaid 206.15 as both near top marks. The following day they played a ten game match with Lee at 236.145 and Kinkaid 226.15. Lee rolled a perfect 309 and no game dip below 200.
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Bellingham
Gleorge Lee
C. Kinkaid
Lee
Kinkaid
Spokane High School Fails To Nullify Butte Score
Reports from Montana say Spokane fails to annul its football score with Butte High. The Montana Interscholastic association rules there is no basis for Spokane claiming Shroeder and Phil Hips from Butte were ringers.
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Spokane
Montana
Spokane High Sehool
Butte
Montana Interschomatic Association
Shhroeder
Phil Hips
Ring. Ora
Lighting Contract Awarded for County Courthouse
The board of county commissioners awarded next year’s lighting contract for courthouse departments to Seattle Electric Co. Their bid of 0.03 dollars per kilowatt hour undercut the Seattle Tacoma Power Co’s 0.04 rate and beat last year’s average by about 0.01 dollars. The city mates department did not bid.
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Seattle Electric Co
Board of County Commissioners
Seattle Tacoma Power Co
City
Mission House Planned After Trinity Parish Conference
A mission house will be established in the city following a conference between Rev. H. H. Gowan, rector of Trinity Parish, and Rev. Dr. Partridge, Episcopal bishop of Tokio. Services will be held at Trinity Church chapel for now, with the mission house to be secured later.
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H. H. Gowan
Trinity Parish
Partridge
Tokio
Trinity Church
Treasure of Milton Hiding in Walla Walla Area
Walla Walla residents recount a tale of $25,000 buried within two miles of Milton after a stagecoach holdup in the 1860s. Three highwaymen were lynched. the box was buried and never recovered. Many have searched gardens and fields, hoping to strike the treasure and join the local legend.
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Star
Walla Walla
Wash
Milton
Awatta
Salt Lake
Rank Moree
Ireland
Kang Street
Woman Seeks Divorce After Embracing Socialism and Love
Mrs. Wilton Brewster Judd, once tied to a successful attorney husband, now works as a hotel maid in Chicago seeking a divorce to pursue education and freedom from a life she calls tyrannical. She condemns traditional marriage and vows to raise her daughter sans slavery, citing Nietzsche and other thinkers as influences behind her break with faith and family.
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Chicago
Wilton Brewster Judd
Chicago University
Socaliem
Sheriff Announces First Estray Sales in Kirkland and Orillia
Sheriff Smith announces estray sales in Kirkland and Orillia on January 18 at 1 pm. Under law, strays may be picked up December through March and if unclaimed, sold at public auction. Proceeds after costs go to the county treasury.
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Sheriff Smith
Kirkland
Orillia
Sheri. Com
Costa
Enchanted Beings and Dual Personalities Haunt a Nurse
In Seattle exclusive service, Susanna McGhee a nurse author and artist is described as a dual personality figure who shifts between innocent lovesick devotion and crime driven by an unseen power. Alienists call her a puzzle while noting her dreams persist beyond punishment as she remains hopeful for a freer future.
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Seattle
Congress Breaks Up In General Row
In Surat Bombay December delegates from the Indian National Congress clash during a two day effort to elect a president. Moderates and extremists fought with chairs and tables used as bludgeons. Police cleared the halls amid widespread injuries and disorder.
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United Press
Surat
Bombay
Indian National Congress
Indiana
Chatre
Tablea
Beattie and Jefferson Sail to Alaska in Steamship Row
Southeastern Alaska residents oppose Seattle steamship lines as Beattie and Jefferson arrive within days of each other. The Dot City departed Seattle last night and the Jefferson is set to depart tonight, widening the gap since the last steamer and signaling operators’ scheduling independence.
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Bragway
Alaska
Beattie
Jefferson
Cable
Seattle
Public urged to visit hot regions for business zest
Business leaders press for a vigorous stand against the companies and consider patronizing the Canadian steamers as a strategic move to boost trade and regional activity.
Grand jury discharged in Juneau district report
The steamer City of Seattle carries news that Juneau grand jury has been discharged after hearing cases and reporting. The jury advised condemnation of dance halls and recommended denying licenses to saloon keepers who harbor women on premises.
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Ciy
Seattle
Juneau
Dance Halla
Mrs Calvert III Stricken With Paralytic Stroke in LA
Mrs. J. W. Calvert formerly Miss Charlotte Harmon is suffering from a paralytic stroke at Los Angeles. Her sister Mrs. Joseph Schiumpf departed this morning for her bedside.
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J. W. Calvert
Charlotte Harmon
Los Angeles
Mra
Joseph Schiumpf
P. C. Travelers Elect Officers in San Francisco
Pacific Coast Commercial Travelers association held sessions over all days and adjourned with about 300 members present. Election results named Orin as president and J A Moynihan among officers and directors with several regional names listed.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Commercial Travelers’ Association
Orin
Pieve
J. A
Moseley Woods
B. B. Gatland
W. Knickerbocker
H. L. Willam A. Berheim
Tow’ We Theim
Milton R
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