Morris the White Hope Fought Dempsey in Opening Round
Carl Morris, Oklahoma giant, battled Jack Dempsey in a planned twenty round bout in Orians New York. Morris lasted ten rounds, absorbing heavy punishment, bloodied and swollen, before the referee stopped the match.
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Guardianship and probate notices in Ogden Utah 1918
Notices announce hearings in Weber County Utah on January 6 1919 for termination of life estate administration appointments and probate actions. Petitions name George J Alvord Sarah I Alvord Arend Koldewsn George H Butler Adelina Madson Estate James M Shaw and other petitioners with hearings set before Judge A W Agee at the county courthouse Ogden City.
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George J. Alvord
Sarah I. Alvord
A. W. Ages
Henece
Ogden City
Weber County
Utah
CM. Ramey
Florence Shafer
Chez & Barker
Mendrleka J. Butler
Arend Koldewsn
George H. Butler
A. W. Agee
C. M. Ramby
Florence Shater
C. Ramey
Florence Sharer
Chez & Bark Attorneys
Alfred F. Liston
Wella Kanes
A. E. Pratt
Cygylen City
Ciah
Vomey
Florence Shafter
Nol Telder
Pethtiloner
Adelina Madson
George Nalversan
Iceles Buildling
Den
Oscar B. Madson
James M. Shaw
FT. Shaw
County Court House
Cald Court
Oden City
Uta
M. Ramey
I” & Barker
Golf Under Protest Mentioned By Golf Authority
New York reports that a golf expert cited by the London Daily Mail notes a wartime surge in golf interest. An Australian officer reportedly took up golf as shell shock therapy and persisted, predicting later discharge would yield a rising tide of voluntary enthusiasts. The critique estimates over a hundred amateurs killed in the war, naming Captains John Graham and Norman Wonder and Sergeant D L Philips among the notable losses.
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Polo Grounds Sightseers Helped By Foster Route
At New York's Polo Grounds two wounded doughboys visiting from the Middle West asked how to reach the Harlem stadium. John D. Foster, secretary of the Giants, directed them from Fifth Avenue, noting there was little going on there before the season.
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Overseas post for Tigers manager amid war notes
New York June 1 Hughie Jennihes Detroit club manager has been accepted as overseas secretary for Columbus nights but is unlikely to go to France. He believed the war would end next summer and no ball would occur, but conditions have changed and Detroit officials say he will not likely accept the post. The Knights of Columbus and affiliated officials have favorable action on the venture.
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Penn State Faces Uncertain Tree Captain Election
Penn State football team postpones captain elections amid perplexing draft and service issues. Officials plan to resume balloting next September with Higgins, currently in France, as a leading candidate. If he withdraws, Rabb or Conover, the 1917 leader, may be considered for the honor.
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College at Logan Sets Open Date for January Fourteen
Courses will begin for the spring quarter with 142 classes offered. Seniors in all standing may start after completing the wit find spring quarters. General admission allows a full year’s work at eighty cents per air. Attending through the end of the quarter grants special consideration for all men in uniform.
Turbulent era issues and sports figures in Detroit news
Jan 4 Detroit notes cover Navin navy transfers McNally Pennock and other Red Sox figures in naval service. Also reports layoffs at Copper Mine Night Shift and funeral notices in Utah and ongoing influenza impact. Utah Agricultural College reopens Jan 14 with new and extended course offerings and training to prepare for wartime labor needs.
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Mike McNaly
Herb Pennock
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Twerh
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Croup Fatal to Child in Payson Funeral Held
Payson January 3. Funeral services for John Ate year old son of John A were conducted at the cemetery by Bishop Fred 72 Nor. The tragedy centers on the child’s death from croup with mourners gathering to remember the young life.
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