Gotch Visited Lake City as Wrestling Champ En Route South
Frank Gotch the wrestling champion visited Lake in mid January on his way to southern California with Mrs Gotch and their children. He described plans for a three month stay on the coast, called his condition excellent and denied any immediate match with Joe Stecher, saying he would decide after further talks. Gotch spoke of potential offers including a $15,000 Madison Square Garden bout and praised Nebraskan Joe Brecher as a young talent with power and reach. He recalled past matches and noted he may wrestle again if timing suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Lake
Het Gates
Frank A. Gotch
Wreatlera
Traiga
California
Gotch
Mra
Mera
Jarentas
Mie
Oatrick
Ease
Gatch
Joe Brecher
Watch
Stecher
Steeher
Madison Square Garden
New York
Joich
Goteh
Biecher
Jack
Mingether
Wreatler
Salt Lake
George C. Kell
Utah
Mike
Joe Turner
Salt Lake Theater
Mike Voket
Hhig
Teen Im
Peat
Toad
Tine
Veet Sound
Montana
Yakima
Hlings
Iowa
Ketonen Challenges Harbertson For Middleweight Title Bout
Waine Ketonen, famed as the top middleweight, issues a championship challenge to Jack Harbertson after Ketonen’s manager Will Thorton forwards the offer. Harbertson accepts no guarantees but signals willingness to meet Ketonen under proper terms, with training and travel costs discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waine Ketonen
Weentiery
Jack Harbertson
Standard
Will Thorton
Ketonen
Matton
Marbertson
Srelog
Pet Brown
Harry Neagren
Halt Lake
Mike Yoke
Walter Willoughby
Yokel
Willougty
Seaver Ketonen
Steard
WI Thornton
Tfarhertson
Harbertson
Snyinn
Anyunn
Harbert
Tan
Tieth
Geden
Fenae
George Cotsanarus
Orpheum Theater
Pet Wiwn
Tromater Joseph Gonna
Traian
Onn
Ogden
Presyat
Thin Town
Tasiar
Tozas
Salt Lake Adds New Catcher for Farm League Club
Peoria Wa Jan 38 Larry Pratt catcher for the Boston Red Sox in 1916 and later for Brooklyn and Newark in the Federal League has been signed by Salt Lake club of the Farish Comat League Pratt will report to Salt Lake March 10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Larry Pratt
Boston Red Sox
Thooklyn
Newark
Salt Lake
Pratt
WILLARD MORAN FIGHT SET FOR NEW YORK ARENA
Kansas City reports Jess Willard to meet Frank Moran in a ten round boxing bout in New York. Promoter Jack Curley announced Willard would receive 92 dollars plus 65 percent of net receipts after tax. Curley posted 2500 dollar guarantee and Moran’s side 5000 dollar forfeit to seal the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jess Willard
Charmmolan Hoaryaelight Pug
Frank Moran
Pittsburg
New York
Jack Curley
Willard
Curley
Tom
Jones
Moran
Rantax
Jerry Downs Signs with San Francisco Club
San Francisco January 17 Jerry Downs second baseman signed the 1916 rat contract with the San Francisco club joining manager Watterton to ink the deal. Owner Ross Marry praised Downs and cited Sperry as improving and contributing timely hits. Other regulars Skeeter Panning Autrey Ping Notte and Poll Perit also under contract from last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Jerry Downs
Torgether
Watterton
Tam Mighty
Jerry
Ross Marry
Skeeter Panning
Autrey
Ping Notte
Poll Perit
Stirring Pleas for Defense at Civic Federation Session
Washington hears national preparedness pleas from leaders like Samuel Gompers and Hammond as the National Civic Federation meeting urged a strong navy and army, universal service, and a war-avoidance but ready posture. Hammond warned of open Pacific risk and emphasized a bond-financed defense plan over direct taxation. Williams and Cadman pressed for a powerful, modern navy and a capable general staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Civic Federaion
Sumuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John Nays Hammond
Wadsworth and
Phelan
O'Neill
Alabama
Arthur N. Doldman
Navy League of the United States
Taleoll Willams
New York
Pulitzer School of Doutpaliam
Hammond
Mr. Hammond
Nammond
Britain
Japan
Harumbad
Manama
O'Neil
America
United States
France
Germany
Williame
Williams
Navy
Cadman
World Markets Report From Omaha Livestock
Hogs receipts 20 600 high. heavy bids up to 7 100. Cattle receipts 6700 strong. native steers 6 50 to 9 00, western 6 00 to 7 25, cows 5 67 to 7 00. Sheep receipts 13 000 steady to strong. yearlings 7 75 to 23 25, ewes 7 00 to 7 13, lambs 10 25 to 10 65. Open board lists numerous stocks and banks. industrials and utilities shown with varied prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Wethyers
Emma Copper
Grand Central
Iron Blossom
Eags
Moscow
Plutus
Pilnce
Reed's Peak
Rice Wellington
Sioux Con
Silver King Coalition
South Hecla
Texan
West Toledo
Keystone
Leonora
Time Cent
Michigan-Utah
Alta Tunnel
Sella
Paloma
Commercial National
Deseret National
Deseret Savings
Farmer & Brockcrawers
First National
Ogden
Grain and hog market moves on January day
Chicago wheat oats and corn advanced with wheat lifting May and July futures while oats showed strength and corn lagged on receipt fears. Hog prices rose sharply as arrivals were lighter than expected though cattle were abundant. Sugar futures in New York held steady amid ongoing trading support and farm-activity news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Agctiaic
Fitia
Chicago
Convored to the Port Amid Heat Causing Crew Distress
The article describes the corvette Commodore or similar ship attacked by Japanese warships. Heat from exhausted boilers drove crew to tear up deck floors for fuel. Several crew members showed insanity symptoms as the ship was towed to port with doctors from Manila aboard to assist the wounded crew members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Physeians
Manila
Day in Congress January proceedings and debates
In Washington on January 13 the Senate met at noon with Senator Brady of Idaho taking the oath of office. Debates focused on Wilson administration policy and a Georgia senator spoke on blockade. The naval and army plans were reviewed by committees. The House heard Socialist London denounce preparedness and urge a Wilson peace conference with a neutral nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Brady
Idaho
Wilean
Smith
Georgia
Brutas
Con Hental
Naval Committee
Jesala
House
London
Wilson
Alcalire
Notice of Annual Meeting of Stockholders Mid-Lake Copper Company
Office notice states the regular annual meeting will be held at 246 Wall Avenue Ogden Utah at 7 p.m. February 1916 for election of directors presentation and approval of certified articles of incorporation and other business. Stock transfer books close January 29 1915 at 6 p.m. and reopen February 196. C A Redfield Secretary 3468 Wall Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Lake Copper Company
Nathady
Wall Avenue
Ogden Utah
At & P.m
C. A. Redfield
Wall Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sporting and Athletic News
Frank Gotch
Zion
Wilith Joe
Ban
Bose
Cinaha Jenison
CleveLand
Flescur Bex
Bellans
Chet
Elsy
Slade
First National Bank
CGDEK
Utad
U. S
Crowning
Dthn Wataang View
Cedes
Presttane
Partar
Jam . Burton
Cashigo
Gamay PL Neen
Anat Cone
Habertson
Quatch
Houston
Coteoname
Fadeiog
Carrice
Willard-Moran
Gotham
SAN Francisco Club
Istirring
Thomas
Amalgamated Surar
Beneficial Life
Cement Securities
Con. Wagon
Con Life Inc
Guardian C. & G. Co
Home Fire Inc
H. J. Grant & Co
Hotel Utah Op. Co
Inland Crsatel Galt
Intermountain I4
Chicago Grain
Ja, Hogle & Co
Cottonwood
Mack
Barney
H. A. MacGill
Tal
Matt Rt
Tete
Congress
San Francsco
Germat
Geter
Colorado
Great Western
Utah Idaho
Amalgamated
Ltab
Utahidaho
J. A. Hogle & CO
Scott Bldg
Washington Ave
Salt Lake City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!