Willard Forced aide Agreement Revealed by Referee
Toledo July 4 details emerged on an alleged agreement pushed by Jess Willard for the Willard Dempsey bout. Referee Oliver Pecord said he signed the pact to withhold a decision if the fight reached the 12 round limit, with Rickard and judges to determine the outcome if needed. Pecord stated Willard demanded the decision rest with judges only and warned of a frame-up.
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Toledo
Oliver Peccord
Jess Willard
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Tex Rickard
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Jad Salts and Kidney Health Warning Ad
An old advertorial warns that drugs irritate kidneys and urges flushing with a Salt solution called Jad Salts made from grape and lemon acids with lithia. It claims daily four ounces in water cleans kidneys, reduces urinary irritation, and promotes general health with increased water intake.
Reds Tie Giants by Winning Twice
Reds tie the Giants by securing two victories in a pair of games. The double win elevates the Reds to equal footing with the Giants, reflecting a competitive stretch in the series.
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Cincinnati Tigers Win Twin Bill Over Boston
Cincinnati swept both ends of a doubleheader in Boston, taking the first 4 to 2 after an 18 inning marathon and the second 6 to 2. Rariden homered into a left center hole to tie the opener in the eighth, Daubert started the 13th with a single and Groh followed with a homer. In the nightcap, Cincinnati again led early and preserved the 6 to 2 victory behind Eller and Wingo.
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Sox Tighten Grip On First Place
July 11 action features Terry's bases loaded double lifting Pittsburg to a 5 2 win over Brooklyn securing a move into fourth place. Pfeffer Mamaux Krueger Carson Schmidt key the pitchers. In Philadelphia Chicago defeats the Phillies 6 3 as Malack homers with two on in the sixth and picks up decisive runs.
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Portland Pirates Sign Young Pitcher George T Hier
Portland manager Walter McCredie announced the signing of 22 year old pitcher George T Hier from Minnesota to bolster a thin staff. Hier has pitched in a minor league circuit and is expected to join the club for upcoming games.
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Ten Round Draw Between Chilo and Lincoln in Tucson
Battling Chilo, formerly with the American expeditionary forces, and Ralph Lincoln, Southern California featherweight champion, fought ten rapid rounds tonight in Tucson, Ariz., ending in a draw. The bout showcased sharp exchanges and solid defense from both fighters as they swapped blows throughout. Lincoln's reach and Chilo's footwork kept the pace high, with neither boxer gaining a clear edge as the final bell rang.
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Enforcement bill justified says Wheeler in Washington
In a Washington statement, B Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League says the prohibition enforcement bill has precedents in existing laws and that soft drink dealers and extract manufacturers have nothing to fear. The bill comes under attack in Congress, but Wheeler argues it is misrepresented and necessary.
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Baseball pennant chase stirs river city fans
Mineamurti lingers in doubt while Mevelane falters as fans in Cincinnati Cleveland and St. Louis await the world series. If the Reds win the pennant locals feel vindicated amid beer lore and winter hopes while magnates drift between real estate and life insurance ventures.
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Willard Bows Out Of New York Visit Plans
Jess Willard, confident of beating Jack Pempsey, planned a New York visit for a month or six weeks. The setback from the loss to the younger foe curbed his plans. he left Toledo for a Kansas farm by motor car and intends retirement in his quiet Kansas home. He may resume an oil business in Texas later after the sport world forgets the defeat.
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Crowder Rejects Cuban Election Reform Felicitations
Havana July 11 Major General Enoch H Crowder judge advocate general in charge of reforming Cuban electoral laws refused to certify a resolution of felicitations from the liberal party national assembly. He wrote to General Guerra stating he has no interest beyond his reform work and opposes criticisms of the American minister in Cuba and Cuban administrations.
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Enoch H. Crowder
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Utah Sheep Tax Declared Unconstitutional in Utah
Salt Lake City July 11 An act by the Utah legislature intended to protect ranges for Utah sheepmen by imposing a severe tax on sheep crossing state lines for grazing was ruled unconstitutional. The opinion came from the attorney general's office at the request of the state livestock commission.
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Utah
Attorney General's Office
State Livestock Commission
Drownings Rise as Army Truck Plunges Into Creek
Alexandria reports that two officers and four privates are known dead after an army truck carrying eighteen men fell from a bridge into Greater Hunting Creek near Camp Humphre y. Six bodies recovered, not yet identified. several others unaccounted for.
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Grand Circuit Races Draw Record Crowd at North Randall
A large crowd attended today's grand circuit races at the North Randall track. King Stout won the half mile trotting dash, Prince Lorec captured the 2:05 class trot, and Lanardo led the first division of the pace. The Substance won the first division of the 2ibu class trot with the second division to be run later. Woethy Metignesy, noted as a crowd favorite, won the second division at the 2:17 pace over four heats.
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War Prison Barracks At Fort Douglas Population Increased
The population of the wartime prison barracks at Fort Douglas near here rose today as prisoners from Fort Leavenworth Kansas were moved into the stockade that houses enemy aliens since the U S entered the war. This is the second detail of Leavenworth prisoners sent to Fort Douglas. The group includes conscientious objectors and military offenders. Several hundred enemy aliens remain confined at Fort Douglas despite more than 300 released or paroled to Germany in the last two months.
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Eight Bisbee kidnapping case postponed due to witness absence
In Douglas on July 13, the preliminary hearing for eight Bisbee men charged in the Bisbee deportation of July 12, 1917 was continued to Monday because state witnesses were unavailable. Only one prosecution witness appeared in court.
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Associated Press
Douglas
Arz.e
Robert N. French
Cochise County
Notice of Writ of Attachment in Idaho Court
In Twin Falls Idaho District Court a writ of attachment was issued against Glyde C Anderson and Ola L Anderson doing business as Anderson & Anderson for $1168.22 plus 7 percent annual interest from March 11 1919. Clerk Stiggins signed June 18 1919 with deputy Crown. Taylor Cummins represents Continental Pipe Manufacturing Company in Twin Falls.
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Administrator's Sale Notice in Twin Falls Idaho
Notice is given of a private sale of Elva C. McCollum Craven estate in Twin Falls Idaho. The sale, in order of the Probate Court, will occur after July 5, 1919, and is subject to court confirmation. Bid in writing at Asher B. Wilson's office, 1st National Bank Building, Twin Falls. Cash terms.
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State of Idaho
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Elva CG. McCollum Craven
Twin Falls
Twin Falls County
Idaho
Er B. Wilson
First Nat Bank
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Elva Cc
McCollush Craven
Asher B. Wilson
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