Baseball too tame for Mexican sports
A Fort Worth World dispatch quotes B C. Wtorlit detailing Mexican reactions to baseball as a political and cultural battleground. Carranza's regime is portrayed as wary of American ballgames while bullfights, revolutions, and social tension color the scene, predicting clashes between sport and national identity across regions and armies.
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Wilmot Maou
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Kilbane Triumphs Over Canl Trey in One Round Bout
Philadelphia Jan 15 Johnny Kilbane world featherweight champion defeated Frank Canl Trey of New York in a one round bout. Kilbane controlled the action from the opening bell and dominated the short,Nero night event.
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New York
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Philadelphia
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York
Bartin
Brooklyn
Jack Tol
Sppunday
Bristol High Basketball Standings and Week Recap
Bristol High leads after a week of play, with standout performances from Wallace and Bay, while Ud Cetl and Theiler High clashed for top spots. Balancing injuries and comebacks, Lumberport and Milford contend for late-season momentum as Jenot Lew and Tany Lew squads chase the top of the standings.
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Atle
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Bristol
Elvha
Dain
Fk Nile
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College basketball faces tough test in Fairmont match
A rugged regional clash unfolds as Fairmont Normal and rivals from West Virginia and nearby colleges prepare for a decisive week. Veteran players like Davie Rikina and Hamill drive the action, with coaches such as Teothiian guiding the campaigns. The contest promises Bouldering-level intensity as teams vie for early season prestige and conference standing.
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Aloge
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Willard Moran Ten-Round Bout Could Worry Willard
News from New York on June 11 outlines Johnny Willard planning a ten round clash with Frank Moran. The piece notes Willard’s rise from prior bouts, his near certainty of facing Moran and Tex Rickard's involvement, with potential earnings and future implications for a longer championship contest.
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York
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New York
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Tong
Winard
Itamsad
Paris
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Emlinum
Havana
Tex Rickard
Maine
Jeffriea Johnson Conten
Jim Saina McCrackay
Ghalmers Strong for National Preparedness
In New York Jan weather comments rally for national defense. Speakers urge mobilization through civilian effort and an Automobile Reserve Corps. Emphasizes training, employer support, and rapid car-based mobilization to defend the nation against potential European conflicts.
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M Jaeger
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Wolverine Automobile Glib Voted To Place Their Cars At Hiedlaporal
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Garrison
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Conjtruction
Banks Embrace Auto Dealers as Industry Grows
Banks have shifted from cautious lending to support auto dealers, with bankers recognizing autos as a wealth creator for the country. Buick executives note rising dealer finance and farmer participation, signaling a broad confidence in the automotive sector's permanence even during economic dips.
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Permanencs
Oil and development work yields few better results
Oil operators report limited success from development tests across Northern districts. In Jefferson Inn area, Hope Natl rival Cas and others drill on Gordon sand with slim returns. Many tests in Doddridge, Roane, Wetzel, Harrison, and other counties show scattered light showings or dry wells, with activity continuing toward spring.
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Tyler County
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Cas Company
Robert Shrathers
Gordon Sand
Doddridge County
Ozark Petroleum Company
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House Passes Public Lands Leading Bill
Washington June 16 The administration conservation program moved forward as the House passed a public lands bill opening 700000000 acres to private development. California Wyoming and other Western states faced contested provisions while mineral resources and revenues were debated. The measure would grant certain prior claimants preferential rights if they proved development plans and compliance with dates set for entries prior to July 4, 1910.
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Reappointment Sought for Central Life Insurance Co Officer
Commissioner Waltar Jeera presided in Frankfort court as appointive recrivar for Central Life Insurance Co of Lexington. State examiners reported the company financially impaired with assets of 124120.48 and liabilities of 860877.00. Auditor H. M. Bosworth was named president. The last annual statement for January 1 1916 showed over 10000000 in insurance lapsed during the prior year amid continued litigation with dissatisfied stockholders.
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Frankbort
Marter
Waltar Jeera
de Recrivar
Central Life Insurancn Company
Lexington
Tt Capital
Itenasota
Armor Stalw
H. M. Bosworth
Montreal Extradition Case Involves Alleged Confidence Man
The court in Montreal handled the extradition of a man described as an alleged confidence man sought by police. He agreed to be transferred to New York for further questioning as a detectives’ report details.
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Pororatelles
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