Denver Boxing and Wrestling Tourney Set Next Month
Denver Ala-Mette club to host annual boxing and wrestling tourneys for AAU athletes in the Rocky Mountain section during the week of January 21 to 28. Organizer Red Gallagher returns after 26 years, aiming to boost interest as enlistment drives rise. Local schools and colleges plan entries, with gold watches or medals as top prizes and silver for seconds.
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Reddy Gallaghey
Sam
Gallagher
Battie
D. A.C
Gallagher Anys
Alter
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No Races at Tia Juana Say Federal Officers
Federal restrictions from Washington curb cross border activity at Tia Juana Los Angeles December 4 state only American citizens with essential business may cross. Eyewitness reports note tightened controls as authorities warns against idling, loitering, or nonessential travel.
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Tia Juana
Los Angles
Nec
Washington
Los Angeles
Federal Aera
Tia Juan
Identifeation
Toutlate
Mlors
Faerhoran
Mexico
Notre Dame Men Earn Monograms Amid Haste and Confusion
In Notre Dame Indiana the football squad earned twenty monograms as the university announced the award list. Acting captain Wrank Ryidsewski and Robert AfeGulin are noted as Chicago players. Knute Rockne plans hire a language of football squad Sunday evening to elect captain for the 1918 eleven. Frank Andcewa of Lock Tat and Andrews are named for honors.
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J Phelen
Cony Tarler
Wrank Ryidsewski
Robert AfeGulin
Chicago
Jonas
Harper
Knute
Rockne
Elaven
Advanca Nope
Frank Andcewa
Tlock Tat
Andrews
Hie
Brilliant
Weat Voint
John Tener Re-Elected With National League Support
John K. Tener is re-elected as National League president amid debate on wartime policy and baseball’s role in government. The piece notes Tener’s cautious stance on exempting players from service and his strong standing against unpatriotic calls to weaken baseball during wartime.
Tener's Energetia Service Praised For Food War Effort
The piece lauds Tener for leading food conservation efforts through committees and benevolent societies. It credits a million dollar hospital fund raised largely to hisEnergetia services and notes his quiet, substantial patriotism during America’s wartime entry.
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Be Han
Elke Iy
Tener
Energetia
America
Ameren
Officers Wednesday C D Carmile Worthy President
A brief notice lists officers meeting on Wednesday with C D Carmile cited as Worthy President.
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C.D. Carmile
Worthy
Nesas
Six Day Bicycle Race Behind Record at Madison Square Garden
The Spencer brothers Arthur and Willie of Toronto retired from the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden as the event’s pace lagged behind the usual record. Point leaders included Foullet, Magin, Kramer, Corry, and Spence with teams contending through the fortieth hour. The race track record remains 370 miles and 108 laps set years ago. CAMP LEWIS TEAM WILL TAKE A TRIP CASO! LEWIS, Tacoma, Wash, Dec 4. Camp Lewis AN-Clykeroy football team plans a Christmas to Call inthia trip for holiday games, despite one contest not guaranteed. Telegrams and arrangements with clubs and managers are in progress for the Christmas and New Year period.
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Madison Square Garden
Spencer Brothers
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T.C. Cook
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Praaadens
Allentown
Chielatmas
Limarines
Governor issues orderly draft registration bulletin
Governor Bamberger disseminated an official bulletin urging registrants to send their names and addresses to the local board. The notice cautions updated contact details since June 5 and warns registrants to keep current information to ensure mailing of questionnaires and potential exemptions or discharges, with penalties for noncompliance.
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el Local Boneda
Regeservattor Aisy
Abala
Pastance
Monkers of Weber Cottage stage Strongheart played for students
The Monkers cast of the Weber Cottage play Strongheart were entertained at a campus evening “In my night standm.” by Prof James Warker, former principal, with director Karl Pardoe and Mrs Pardoe among attendees. Barker delivered a meal speech praising the students. Afterward the group escorted Prof Warker to Sale Lake as he departed with the ensemble.
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James Larker
Shhant
Cate
Karl Parder
Prof
Warker
Joint Sessions Set for War Policy Talks in Major Leagues
Club owners from the Nations and American Leagues plan a joint meeting in December to decide on wartime policy including a 2 to 3 week training season and potential schedule changes. Hermann and Johnson warned of a serious baseball crisis and expected about $500,000 in war taxes next season. The National League will hold its New York meeting December 11 and then join west to confer with American League owners. San Diego prepares for the Army Navy showdown at the holiday season with Utahs favored in the Camp Kearny rivalry and Navy prospects noted for speed and passing.
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Hera
August Hermmann
Mio Cln+cinnatii Nationals
National Honehal Commission
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National League
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Mlade
Totmann
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Balboa Park
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Feld Artillery
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al G. Madisell
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Athletic oMeer
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Money C. Pfefferkorn
Ineamuan
Aviator Flowers
North Lifland
TB. Eadham
Allele
Mirobers
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Oho
Utalyy Haa
Lowa
Wilsh
Patel
Ols Driann Ant Pen
Pfatt
Davis
Ratetitt An Brackensiy
Army
Eight Minors Resolve To Stick With The Ship
New York December offers news that eight minor leagues announce they will field teams for the upcoming season. Leagues named include American Association, Western League, New York with others like Central Association and Pacific Coast League still undecided.
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New York
The
International
Meepring
Modern Woodmen to Hear Easterly at Os ton Lodge Hall
F D Easterly Western board member of Modern Woodmen of America will speak tonight at the lodge hall in the WWorat building Hudson avenue ton. He will address members and oversee the fraternal initiation of about thirty candidates into Ubi camp No 0990. Easterly, from Pim ver, is renowned in the western fraternal scene and is touring the state to discuss lodge affairs.
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Modern Woodmen
America
Oxden
Order
Oston
Todge Hall
Wworat Building
Hudson Avenue
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Ubi
Pimver
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Je Lodges
Mrs Burnham Jamaica New York Testimonial on Lydia E Pinkham
A Jamaica New York reader describes relief from head and backache dizziness and nervousness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Compound three times daily. She credits the remedy with restoring health and urges others to consult the firm for information.
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N. Y
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Lydia E. Pinkisos
Talways
Bfrs
L. G. Burwisy
South St
N.Y
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Pinkham Modt+eins Co
Confidentian
Lynn, Mass
President Tener Favors The Present Player Limit
New York Dec 4 John J Tener president of the Warling league announced he is opposed to changing the present twenty line play and will recommend retaining the current limit. He cited Austusz Froermmann chair of the national commission and will present his recommendation to his club leaders next week.
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Tener
New York
John J. Tener
Austusz Froermmann
Canmissia
Mrs George H Davis Buried In Willard
Anngham City December 4 Funeral services held yesterday in Willard for Mrs George H Davis of Bert Davis who died Friday after a sudden illness Mrs Davis born July 14 1895 was daughter of Appolcs Taylor of Willard married to George Davis son of Commissioner R F Davis they lived on a ranch at Turé Promonto Postmaster M B Tysan received $25 000 in war stamps for the district distribution planned. Also a Golden wedding reunion for John and Jennie Peters held in Amusement Hall with attendees from Wyoming Minnesota Montana and other states. Sports and war news follow.
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Willard
George II
Havia
Bert Dinh
Morse
W. Ky Davis
Hayit
Cone
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Davin
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John Pe Jen
Cat
Telaltivas
Wyoming
Minho
Montana
Jetsin Lune
Grara
Surprise Welcome Home for Ogden Woodworker Charles Noble
Charlen Noble, a noted Ogden newsman and aircraft worker in the naval signal corps, was surprised at his Twenty sixth street home by a small party of friends. Guests included Mrs Annie M Noble and Miss Iron Noble among others as they gathered for a Welcome Home event prior to his departure for Salt Lake to take naval examination. The evening featured sociability, refreshments, and well arranged hospitality as Noble awaits service in the aviation section.
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Charlen Noble
Ogden
Twenty-sixth Street
Naval Signal Corps
Noble
Lodiag
Salt Lake
San Tega
Cal
Artifeer
Noble War
Weber
Dirusinehaby
Ala
Tle
Thes Oral Naval Recruiting Station
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Charles
Dheayall
Chava
U. S
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Iron Noble
Charles Noble
Eustin Herrick
Myre. L
FB. Greenwell
Swinger
Florence = McClosk
Marvel “Giles
Elsie Srane
Martina Shielda
Hazel Loveriacht
Bert Silverthorn
Deb Greenswail
Swinney
Nye
Cinscare Bramwell
A. T. Green- Well
Johnny Roach 15 Called By Death
Johnny Roach aged 15, son of Mrs Georg F Roach of 116 Ninth Street, died at Lie Den hospital after months of tuberculosis. Born in Columbus Ohio on March 31, 1904, he was treated recently and died despite surgery. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Mra
Georg F. Roach
Ninth’ Street
Lie den Hospital
Basuncessi
Ye Qgden High School
Johnny
Colunbus
Ohto
Larkin Moruitry
Strangemena Will Tin
Johnny Wis
Nursea
Dertora
Utah Licenses Tighten on Combination Food Sales
Utah food officials report grocers stalled with illegal combination sales offering sugar with cornmeal under one price. Federal and state rules require licenses and monthly reports. enforcement intensified after Washington talks. Special agent P Gregor to oversee license compliance and violations in Utah food distribution.
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Washington
Foo Administratora Irohi
Ortyturca
Washingon
Utah
Natiersarley
Bakera
Meonseen
Qtah Trad
Feaeral Fond
Investigation into Thelma Pickford Auto Death Delayed
Sheriff Merbert Polop will not hurry conclusions in the inquiry into the death of 5 year old Thelma Pickford killed in an auto accident at North Oxden Sunday night. The investigation, postponed by the child’s funeral, seeks to fix responsibility and may elicit statements from G. E. Ford and Oswald Ford. No new developments expected. county actions depend on the sheriff’s findings and County Attorney Farr’s decisions.
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Merbert Polop
Thelma Pickford
North Oxden
Parley Vickford
G. E. Ford
Oswald Ford
Sherif Peterson
Chanas J. Farr
Fard
MB Son
Las
Liz
Election Planned by Weber Camp No 74 Woodmen
Weber Camp No 74 Woodmen will hold an annual election of officers Thursday night in the lodge hall Fraternity black. The meeting for the purpose has been called for 4 o clock Those holding offices at present are C L Nelson council commander H C Chapin advisory lieutenant Within Piggott clerk C A Otermaul banker G Van Holst escort Alva West watchman John Wikes gentry M A Galt George Huss and Sato Jost trustees and M Gall Js past council commander All offices except those held by M A Gall Sr and Sam Jost will be declared open when the election is held.
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John Wikes
Gentry
M. A. Galt
George. Huss
Sato Jost
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