12 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1914
Page
1
Ogden High School defeated the State School for the Deaf and Divid yesterday afternoon. The score stood 64 to 17 with clean play and noticeable improvement from Ogden’s Orange team. lineup included Price Fuller and ToueA Fnok-
A Rararian laborer Andrew Moe attempted suicide in Phun alley near Second Booth street after claiming mockery over his poverty. He tied a rope and leaped, but bystanders interrupted the act. Moe was taken to a hospital for treatment as police investigated the incident.
Mike Yokel world middleweight champion defeated Jack Harbertson in a two falls to one match before a crowd over 100 at the Orpheum Theatre. The long bout featured Yokel’s speed and defense vs Harbertson’s endurance with a decisive reverse body hold securing the final fall.
The Av ra Club of Sinerien deferred action on sanctioning the proposed round the world aviation race tied to the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco the club will reconsider the matter later. A cablegram was sent to the Royal Aero Club seeking whether the London Daily Mail coverage would welcome the entry while efforts to select a Wannamaker prize winner continue.
George W Maxwell a noted rawshooter finds relaxation in Tuxedo tobacco while Tom A Marshall famed trap shooter calls Tuxedo the acme of perfection Smokers quote endorses the brand and links it to improved enjoyment and steadier nerves.
At a Aero Club of America meeting officials discussed sanctioning the round the world race and securing a substantial bond from Panama-Pacific exposition backers to guarantee the large prize money. The club would likely guarantee the full prize with support from affiliated clubs and the International Aeronautic Federation. Mrs. Hammond of the Parents' League of New York urged making it fashionable to be sensible and unfashionable to be foolish.
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