Amateur boxing event at Ger Mania Hall Wednesday
The Athenian Athletic Club hosts the fourth amateur boxing show at Ger Mania Hall next Wednesday. Notable entries include heavyweights F Blodgett and Ruben Green, featherweights Charlie Peterson and E Hanley, lightweight BE Parka against Charlie Ward, and newcomers Ed Oneill and J Havilick in middleweight. Extra seating arrangements are planned.
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Athenian Athletic Club
Germania Hall
F. Blodgett
Ruben Green
Troin Chariie Peterson
E. Hanley
BE. Parka
Green Lake Athletic Club
Charlie Ward
Ed Oneill
J. Havilick
Lucky Baldwin Consolidates Debts At Million-Dollar Mortgage
The aging California ranch tycoon often called Lucky Baldwin faces what he calls a hoodoo fate as he secures security for debts exceeding a million dollars. A wealthy eastern visitor arrived at the Baldwin ranch and a new mortgage of 1,375,000 dollars is placed on most of his Los Angeles county properties including the ranch.
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Lucky" Baldwkn
Miss Thompson
Baldwin
Los Angeles
Cal
BE. J
Lucky
Fannie Thompson
Baldwin Ranch
Hhe
Los Angeles County
Davenport bowler sets world record with 3-score games
Art Vinall of Davenport Iowa tops bowling marks with two 3-score games on successive days. He defeated Jack Devers of Erie Illinois and Frank Schutter of Valley City Iowa, recording scores 244 215 and 300 on one day and a 0 game the other. Vinall claims the winter season world record for perfect scoring with six 20s.
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Davenport
Iowa
Art Vinall
Jack Deevers
Erie
Ill
Vinall
Frank Schutter
Valley City
Vancouver to Host North Pacific Amateur Meet
Delegates from the Northwestern Athletic Club arranged a field and track meet for the North Pacific Amateur Athletic Association in Vancouver, B C. The event is set for July 2 with Selie club fielding a team for the first time in years and expectations of keen rivalry in Pacific Northwest athletics.
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Northwestern Athletic Club
North Fi Amateur Athletic Associa
Vancouver
B. C
Sestile
Ath- Seliecs
Pacific Northwest
Coach Pau Fader Named for Washington Agricultural College Bent Season
Pullman March 4. Pau Fader, who last year coached the Puget Sound University football team, has been secured for the Washington Agricultural College Bent season.
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Pullman, Wic
Paufader
Puget Sound University
Washington Agricultural College
Ex Champion Now Handball Match at Peattie Club
Freeman defeated Emerson the Pacific Northwest champion yesterday afternoon on the Peattie Athletic Club court in a fast handball match.
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Peattie Athletic Club
Freeman
Emerson
Pacific Northwest
Cadet Miles Loses Rank Over A Pair Of Brown Eyes
Sherman Miles son of Gen Neteon A Miles forfeits his West Point rank after dining with Cadet Miles being romanced by a girl with brown eyes. He is reduced to the ranks and ordered to punishment tours for four months following the Philadelphia incident.
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New York
Sherman Miles
Neteon A. Miles
West Point
Ike
Uscene
Port Arthur Situation Unchanged Says Dispatch
A Port Arthur dispatch via Tien sin reports no change in the siege and denies Russian evacuation rumors as untrue.
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ST. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Tiensin
Liquozone promise offer fights disease with gas liquid
An advertisement claims Liquozone kills germs throughout the body without harming tissue and offers a free first bottle to millions of sick people. It asserts the product transports a powerful germicide into blood, cures numerous diseases, and invites readers to mail a coupon for an order at no obligation.
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Vareault
America
Liquosone Costage and
Ozone Co
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Aisease
Argument in Keu Lum Lee Hew Club Over Debt
In Keu Lum Lee Hew, a Chinese village, a dispute of 14 dollars triggers a lengthy, crowded argument at the Jut Chia Kwan club. Neong defends a man accused of owing money as villagers argue China law versus custom while bystanders watch a raised oven used for roasting. The defendant and witnesses recount a chaotic scene as plans to settle drift toward a court solution. Dick Wood.
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Kev Lim Lie
China
Keu Lum Lee Hew
John Chinaman
Mra
John
Daniel O'Connell
Mrs. John
Jen Nong
Neong
Ken Lum Lee
Nettle Key Lum Lee
Dick Wood
Japs Could Have Taken Vladivostok
Moscow report says Vladivostok forts did not reply on March 6 because artillery shells from Mt. Petersburg were too large for the guns. If the Japanese fleet had entered, they could have captured the town.
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Moscow
Vladivostok
Mt. Petersburg
Tobin Electrocuted for Empire Hotel Murder
In New York on March 14 Thomas Tobin, convicted of murdering Captain Craft of the Empire hotel, was executed by electric chair at six o'clock. He remained calm and was pronounced dead within seconds.
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Thomas Tobin
Captain Craft
Empire Hotel
New York
Tobin
Library bids rejected for Carnegie building setback under 200000
City library board rejected all bids for the new Carnegie library on Saturday night. Architect Weber will revise plans to drop cost below 200000 before re bidding. Teachers’ group led by Superintendent Crooper and Professors Jones Reed praised placing reference books within reach of the public.
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Carnegie Library
City Library Board
Weber
F. B. Crooper
O. 8. Jones
Profemmer J. A. Reed
Seattle Girl Dies in Dawson After Operation
WAS A SEATTLE GIRL Mrs. A J Taylor daughter of Bernard Finnigan of this city died at Dawson March 1. She was 4 years old and recently underwent an operation in the Catholic hospital in Dawson and never recovered. She leaves a rib band and a child 7 months old. Body will be brought to Seattle for interment.
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A. J. Taylor
Bernard Finnigan
Dawson
Taylor
Seattle
Crushed to Death on hillside claim in Kiondike
William Bender, a Finlander about years old, was crushed when fifty tons of frozen earth slid on him while thawing with a steam thawer opposite No 4 H ker creek in the Kiondike area last week. Gardner vs Gann headlines Saginaw boxing show with $1000 purse for ten rounds tonight. Gardner, a hard hitter, expected to challenge champion Joe Gann before a large crowd.
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William Bender
Gardner
Revolt at Batoum Reports Turbulent Caucasus Clash
Vorwarta reports an open revolt against Russian authorities in Batoum Caucasus led by revolutionary group. Mob repulsed police and forced the governor to seek protection in fortifications. Nine leaders were hanged following the upheaval.
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Berlin
Vorwarta
Batoum
Caucasus
Soctalleta
Old man missing near Port Townsend
Frank Dunleavy a 76 year old farmer near Port Ludlow disappeared from home. A letter claims intent to take his own life. He is described as an old respected resident with an aged wife. It is thought he boarded a steamer and jumped overboard. No motive is known. He was well to do and appeared happy.
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Port Townsend
Frank Dunleavy
Port Ludlow
Wade in Honolulu Exbank Cashier Believed Ill
Belief centers on C B Wade former cashier of the First National bank of Pendleton Oregon being in Honolulu in poor health. His son Guy Wade plans to depart around April 14 to join him. Reports say Wade may have carried away eight to sixteen thousand dollars with him amid filed claims totaling about one hundred fifty nine thousand dollars, suspected to be only half of total liabilities.
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Pendleton
Ore
C B. Wade
First National Bank
Honolulu
Guy Wade
Wade
Funeral for Miss Genevieve Proach in Seattle
The funeral was held at Trinity Parish church at 3 pm yesterday. Friends filled the church, reflecting her Seattle life. Burial followed at Lake View cemetery with numerous floral tributes.
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Genevieve Proach
Trinity Parish
Seattle
Lake View Cemetery
Digestive Tonics and Nervous Strength Drawn From Food
An article extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural digestive aid and nerve builder. It argues that alcohol and drugs are temporary stimulants, and claims true tonics improve digestion by nourishing the body from food, with tablets digesting meals and supporting both adults and children.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Diet and digestion govern disease risk
The text argues sedentary workers should eat grains vegetables and moderate meat while opposed to heavy outdoor meat diets. It states most diseases begin from poor digestion and a weak stomach weakens the body, reducing immunity and inviting illness.
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Iing
Plans for Junior Day at State University May Day
The junior class schedules Junior Day for May 2 since May 1 falls on Sunday. A class play will be presented that evening after rehearsals, and organizers anticipate a successful performance.
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the State University
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