Johnson Spars In Exhibition Before Small Crowd At Box Arena
The Supreme Court denied a writ of injunction and Johnson boxed six rounds with sparring partners before a crowd smaller than a prior event. The former champion impressed with speed and skill, drawing applause each round. Langford attended but was only introduced, as Johnson promised a July 4 battle to prove both he and Jeffries would be in peak condition.
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Congressman Bartlett Exits Politics Creates Reno Sensation
Special to Daily Bonanza Reno June 3 The Nevada Direct Primary Law she Supreme Court sustained as constitutional in an opinion by Justice Sweeney with Chief Justice Norcross and Justice Talbot concurring The writ denied in Riter v Ormsby County filed February 23 The announcement with a Bartlett telegram stating he is out of politics sparks a Reno sensation
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Nevada State Labor League Formed by Unions
About one hundred delegates from Ely McGill Lane City Tonopah Goldfield Rhyolite and Sparks attended the Nevada state labor convention in Union hall. T J Parker of the Luckyboy Miners Union chaired the session which organized a permanent state league with aims to enter politics this fall and lobby for labor measures in the next legislature. The meeting adjourned overnight to reconvene the next morning at 5:16.
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Railroad orders halt to most Texas work
GALVESTON Tex June 3 The Go Colorado and Santa Fe railroad has ordered the discontinuance of all improvement work in Texas except that which is absolutely necessary Officials say the move stems from decisions by the United States court on freight rates.
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Senate Passes Administration Railroad Bill by Wide Margin
The Senate approved the administration railroad bill 52 to 12 after weeks of debate. Democratic senators Chamberlain Clay Gore Paynter Simmons and Stone voted for the measure, which creates a Court of Commerce and tightens rate controls, with penalties for misstatements and rate abuses. The bill takes effect sixty days after presidential approval and narrows water competition while extending federal oversight. The measure also grants through routes rights and authorizes six month tariff analyses by the ICC.
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Railroads and Manufacturers Appeal Over Rates
Western railroads and the Illinois Manufacturers association urged the public to support higher freight rates. They cited maintenance shortfalls, higher labor and interest costs, and losses in passenger traffic, claiming railways risk bankruptcy without rate increases.
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Baseball scores and city matchups from yesterday
Yesterday's baseball results show Cleveland, Detroit, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Portland games with mixed outcomes. In a separate incident, John Iventon, Riverside merchant, was shot and wounded by an unidentified tramp during a noon store event near Montrose, the attacker fleeing after the crime.
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Foreign Consuls in China Warned by Revolutionists
Foreign consuls in Nankin have received a warning from revolutionists similar to that sent to legations at Peking. The notice underscores the growing tension as domestic upheaval prompts foreign observers to reassess safety and obligations.
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Fish dealers used the sack in Illinois
Pekin fish dealer Hen ry Lehan told State's Attorney Burke that the state's fishing interests were funded in the legislature. He named Schults, Dixon, and Ralph Lord as key figures, claiming payments to legislators and a pattern of contributions totaling hundreds of dollars, with a death and a health trip cited in the scheme.
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Taft Advice Amid Wall Street Rumors at Ada Speech
President Taft told Ada students that prosperity never lasts and warned new business entrants to seek varied careers. He spoke at a banquet of the board of commerce, then planned moves to Monroe for a General Custer statue vigil and Jackson party tablet dedication, focusing on natural resource conservation.
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Stern Wheel Freighter Burns To Waters Edge
A San Francisco report says the stern wheel freighter City of San Rafael burning near Alcatraz island forced crew to jump overboard. Fireboats and launches rescued several sailors as flames spread rapidly after 11 o clock tonight.
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Filipino Graduates to Graduate in Chicago
CHICAGO June 3 The first of more than 200 Filipinos brought to the United States to be educated at federal expense will graduate here next Tuesday. Seven will receive diplomas from the Illinois College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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Expert Testifies on Bleached Flour Bread Nutrition
J H Shepard, a professor in the chemistry department at South Dakota State College, testified in federal court that bread from bleached flour is less nutritious than bread from unbleached flour.
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Woman Acquitted of Arsenic Murder Charge
Mrs. Dera Elizabeth Doxey was found not guilty of murdering William J. Biderwith with arsenic. The trial ended with a verdict that cleared her of the serious charge.
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