Bogus Challenges Hit Northwest High Schools
A Chicago promoter privately signs fake notices of a Northwest high school challenge. Seattle Tacoma and Butte schools report they received threats to play the Northwest champions against Chicago rivals. Investigators identify Hicks as a promoter with no official Chicago athletic standing.
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Washinton
Seattle
Ovid
Northwest
Hotes
Tacoma
Butte
R. Graham Picks
Hicks
Burns Wins Respect in December Fight
London reports Tommy Byres as likely favorite against Gunnar Moir on December 2. Moir has earned respect from English sports fans through workouts. Burns plans to enter the ring near 172 pounds with Moir around 180.
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London
Tommy Byres
Gurner Mair
Burns
Moir
M Creedie Flushes With New Coast Star Garrett
McCreedie of Portland touts Texas pitcher Garrett as the coming Coast league star next year. In an pre season game Garrett faced the Philadelphia Americans and kept them helpless with three small runs.
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McCrEedie
Portland
Texas
Garrett
Philadelphia Americans
Referee Callahan Under Fire In Interclub Matches
The Seattle and Spokane athletic clubs fault Referee Callahan for poor officiating in Spokane matches. Spokane athletes complain while Mike Butler, the athletic director, says quality officials are needed. Beattie Athletic Club plans to send a written apology for a punch to Callahan.
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Callahan
Seattle
Spokane
Calahan
Mike Butler
Politicians Take Two Of Three From Hoo Hees In Bowling League
The Politicians won two of three games against the Hoo Hees in ee 4 C bowling league last week. The series showed strong teamwork and timely strikes, with the Politicians securing crucial frames on spare opportunities.
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Hoo Hees
Ex champion III N J now win
Ex champion III N J now wins in Austin championship of one. To America several years ago.
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United Press
N. J. Now
Austin
America
Boxer Biography Sketch Defeats Stanton Abbott at St Joseph’s
A boxing figure defeats Stanton Abbott at St Joseph’s hospital venue and rises in prominence after beating Mull McCarthy and Andy Bowen in New Orleans. He also faced Jack McAuwiffe in a bid for the championship of America.
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Deal
St. Joseph's Hospital
Cibbens
Tseun
Mull McCarthy
Phia
Andy Bowen
New Orleans
He &Lso
Jack McAuwiffe
Races Reported From Yesterday's Meet
Race results list from yesterday showing multiple events. Piret race winner 111 Powers, second Alice F., third Manchester with times around 1 06. Subsequent races note winners Tawesentha Grip Thom Fisher Poy Perfucio Bye Wye II Sidney F with times from 1:21 to 1:48 and margins given as 9 to 2, 7 to con ta ai ee secona, and similar.
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Powers
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Manchester
Tawesentha
Lynch
Miller
Mary PF
Sine
C. Miller
Wye II
Silver Line
Sidney F
Moreland
Cheese firm suspends butter and cheese exports
Montreal reports the cheese exporting house of M. W Grant & Co. has suspended meat. The firm handles an annual packing of about 100,000 packages of butter and cheese. New figures expected before Monday.
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Montreal
M. W Grant & Co
Lincoln and Tacoma Juniors Tie At Dugdale Park
The second teams from Lincoln and Tacoma met at Dugdale Park yesterday and battled to a Ted score, each side scoring a touchdown but failing to kick goals. Lincoln showed improvement but Tacoma won 12 to 5.
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Tacomahich
Dugdales Park
German Legation Chancellor Arrested in Havana
Felix Daehne, chancellor of the German legation, was arrested in Havana at the request of Germany and charged with embezzling more than $1,000 of legation funds. He faces trial in Germany. In Salt Lake City, Jose Smith, arrested for petty theft at a saloon, was shot and killed by Officer Joby M. Lyon.
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Havens
Cuba
Aaysa
Felix Daehne
Legation
Liicence
Demetres
State Department
Daphne
Germany
Salt Lake City
Jose 2
Smith
Joby M. Lyon
Lone Star Saloon
Romance should have no part in love says Dr Adler
Star Exclusive Service reports Dr Felix Adler of the Society for Ethical Culture argues romance distorts love and leads to disillusion. He says true love requires shared virtue and warns that romantic ideals cause heartbreak and betrayal, urging pragmatic, faithful commitment.
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DR. Adler
Atte Star
York
Felix Adler
Society For Ethical Culture
Seattle Horse Show Record Budget Woes Reported
Nov 90 New York report notes the Seattle horse show failed financially for the first time this year. President Corndéille Pellowes of the Horse Show association cited weather financial downturn and grand opera as the primary causes.
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New York
Corndéille Pellowes
Horse Show Association
Discovery of Montenegrin Plot Nipped Plans to Form Large State
Vienna reports a bold Montenegrin plot to blow up rulers and murder Prince Nicholas, aiming to unite Slavonic nations and revive Servian glory. Conspirators in Belgrade and across Bosnia, Herzegovina, Serbia, and Macedonia planned widespread uprisings with arms distribution beginning, targeting Montenegro as the first fall.
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Seattle Star
Vienna
Prince Nicholas
Montenegro
Belgrade
Rajkov
Bosnia
Herzegovinia
Gervia
Macedonia
Arme
Army Enlistment Surge Noted Across November
The Paget sound offices handed 62 men for service in November, with about three fourths entering infantry and cavalry regiments. Tacoma office processed enlistments, and 44 men were from the city. Romeo holds the record for conquests.
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Paget
Infantry
Tacoma
City
Kidnaping Case Shocks Naples Authorities
Naples November 30 The kidnapping of Marquin Giuseppe Cito a cousin and aide to King Emmanuel ended with his release after he was tortured and forced to surrender $600. Authorities later arrested and confessed the plant location, revealing the plot originated from a single conspirator.
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Naples
Marquin Guiseppe Cito
Victor Emmanuel
Squires and Langford in 20 round bout under new rules
In Angels on November 26 manager McCarey seeks two scrappers for a 20 round bout before December 14 when the ten round limit starts. He considers Squires and Sam Langford the Negro fighter as possible opponents in a match that would hinge on weight and timing.
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Angels
Cail
McCarey
Squires
Sam Langford
Boston
Milla Plans Closing Address Series in City Tomorrow
Benjamin Fay Milla the socialist will close his series of lectures in the city with an address at Christensen's Hall located at Madison and roadway. He aims to speak on socialist principles and current municipal issues.
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Christensen
Roadway
Madison
Sturdy 18 Cockrell Returns to Duty in 1906 Shadow
Sturdy Missouri senator Francis M Cockrell now an interstate commerce commissioner has made a remarkable recovery from a year spent at home due to illness after being struck down in 1906. Associates doubted he would resume activity but he returned to Washington last summer and remains a regular member of the commission.
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Harmen Sant
Washington
Francis M. Cockrell
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senator Cockrell
Frat Houseses Attack at Conference of Parents and Principals
A conference of parents and principals denounces fraternities as vicious dens and likens the frat dance to an instrument of the devil. Frater nities and sororities are branded with a score or more of degenerating influence mentally morally and physically.
Christmas Shopping Surges As Shoppers Flock To Stores
Christmas shopping is in full swing as big department stores report crowded aisles yesterday. Merchants anticipate stronger late season purchases and urge buyers to shop early to avoid stock shortages and last minute crushes.
Four Thousand Return to Work in City Plants
Several large manufacturing concerns in the city plan to resume operations by week start. The Friend Paper plant at West Carrollton will bring back 1,500 workers on Monday, and about 2,600 idle workers will return to the National Cash Register plant.
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T United Preas
Friend Paper Company
West Carrollton
National Cash Register
Republican Rally at Macmillan’s Hall Georgetown
A Republican event is set for next Monday evening at Macmillan’s Hall Georgetown with C. H. Ponts presiding. Mayor John Mueller 1 TH Randolph and E. H. Quite are among speakers as southern suburb political activity heats up ahead of the election.
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Macmillon’s Hall
Georgetown
C. H. Ponts
John Mueller
TH. Randolph
E. H. Quite
Wedded A Year Secret Just Out
News of a Bronx wedding unfolds as the minister announces the ceremony was held a year ago. The bride Miss Meister and groom Charles McNadd were not wed in the expected fashion, with the minister revealing the concealed marriage to the surprised guests.
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United Pross
New York
Miss A Meister
Bronx
Charles McNadd
John Whiting
Webster Av
Margaret Mockel Dies at Dance in Tacoma
Mrs. Margaret Mockel wife of brewer George H Mockel collapsed and died while attending a dance in Tacoma. Her brother Anton Haiwell also a prominent brewer. She will be taken to Venice for burial with officials citing possible brain hemorrhage as the cause of death.
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United Press
Tacoma
Margaret Mockel
George H. Mockel
Anton Hai
Venet
Mey Mockel
Ministers Money Invested in Saloon Promptling Protests
In Philadelphia a dispute erupts as $50,000 of ministers' insurance funds are reported invested in saloon properties. The Presbyterian clergy demand action and call for cancellation at a Monday meeting, with the fund treasurer defending having shared details with a committee.
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United Press
Phila Phia
Veteran Gets Job As Manager In Kansas City Club
After a long discussion Tebean owner of the Louisville team announced that Burke current third baseman would not be retained. Cross signed and said the new manager will assume command of the club.
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Letle
Metropolitan fire engines meet trials by city chief
The new Metropolitan and rural fire engines were tried by the city chief and found to be satisfactory. The report notes growth in the whaling industry and mentions annual death figures of about 150.
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