26 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1915
Page
1
In a chaotic scene a bout between Gilbert Gate and opponents triggers disputes and crowd reactions. Reported tensions center on perceived rulings and referee calls. Officials vow review while fans debate the fight’s legitimacy and outcomes.
A garbled recount of the evening describes wrestlers Batt le and Tucker in a winded semi final, with references to painful weight shifts and unclear outcomes. Mentions Ayhearanices Maines and Billy Murgay amid a chaotic curtain, while only partial actions like a "Drobe" and a "decttop" surface.
A boxing match slated tonight at the Orpheum Theatre between Visser of Hote Vis street and Webber of Kahane City. The bout features weights and measurements taken prior to the ring action with officials and promoters detailing the planned professional confrontation.
A special session of the New York league committee was reported with debate over a February 1 date and questions about a trust arrangement. The article notes possible changes in owners and leadership and references Syracuse as a related matter discussed in the meeting.
Dr A M Winship praised A E Wish for a Tabernacle lecture night at Weber on education and the “game” of life. He argued for city school reform, emphasized practical studies for farmers and girls, and urged tailored schooling aligning with future needs.
Balt Lake on July 26 reported a decision to delay the Rocky Mountain event of the A.A.U. due to scheduling conflicts. The organizer announced that the amateur boxing and wrestling tournament will be moved to allow time for the national meet, with a plan to hold the proceedings in B Week grid format at the Dabyer show.
Disorganized report shows Mark Miller sidelined for endurance race with unclear details. Mentions various names and dates, including boxing and committee actions, but the fragmentary OCR yields little coherent action or outcome.
Becker's Team Wst or Becker's Team Wstor defeated For entry team last night on Hank Snickery alleys. Moore vacated both the Wight ore and blab avetega. The Walk-Over bowling tena? lost to Ed Smythe team in Wo Ow League. Wat hike posted high average for the Algh store, Tae tuenp and admary followa. ED SMT THR.
Nawack N is reporting from Jan 25 that Neopttales of the International isegua axn seeks pedial adjustments. President Edward G. Batra requests a temporary suspension of contract rules, allowing clubs to delay sending contracts by February. Barrow seeks two months delay, backed by David Fults, urging support.
Officials in Hertford and New England discuss rapid steps to form a New England Minor Federation under Federal oversight. President Gimare and other leaders plan a meeting to outline representation and structure for leagues spanning New Haven Hartford Bridgeport and Springfield in a push toward organized minor baseball.
The Owls announce their annual dance to be held Thursday evening January 28 at New Cotertial Hall. Tickets are 50 cents per couple with extra ladies admitted. Proceeds support club activities.
W He Leppes will draw plans for Utth Cereal Food plant. Bids for the construction will be received on February 10. Directors hold a denial voting to award the contract, aiming to have material ready to proceed with construction early spring. The mill building spans four stores with basement and ground area six feet. Elevator building is complete.
A Spokane shipping clerk from 213 First Avenue reports recovery from chronic indigestion, loss of appetite, and stomach pain after using Akos Mineral. He credits the tonic with rapid relief, improved digestion, and renewed health, claiming the remedy stopped stomach turmoil and provided lasting benefits.
Ninth grade boys from Central Junior High and sub high schools staged a trespass at Central High. They entered the building in basketball attire, caused alarm with a hydrogen gas smell, and frightened staff before faculty directed them to leave.
The record shows FORGE C and FOLEY 19 found not guilty by a judge while George Paley of Bos Malstrat was acquitted yesterday on the charge of illicit sale of beer in a cafe. Testimony described beer sold at Falstaff cafe on January 18 as to be beer and not to be sold, with conflicting statements from witnesses and the defense.
Count Bernstorff announces that the German Red Cross gratefully acknowledges the liberal gifts from Americans. He credits the United States and American citizens with aiding the relief effort for the sick and suffering caused by the war. The Baril Bege campaign reports strong support from Allied sympathetic nations.
Fragmented OCR hints at election chatter and public disorder in Yonkers with garbled quotes. Names and places are unclear but reference to city notices, a tre lure and a bar crowd indicate a civic page mix of politics and local events.
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