English boxing champion Driscoll details U S fights and earnings
In a London Sporting Life interview Jim Driscoll, the English featherweight champion, recalls a one month U S tour earning £20,000 with $10,000 kept at home. He says Attell took 40 percent of the money while he was the drawing card at 30 percent, and praises rivals Leach Cross and Baldwin as tough, skilled opponents. He notes American boxers are strong, hard hitting, and brave, and commends ringside officials and crowd treatment.
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America
Jim Driscoll
England
London Sporting Life
Amer
Lon
United States
Driscoll
Inter
Abe Attell
Drizcoll
Attell
Joe Bowker
Whi
Paldwin
Johnny Summers
Johnny
Baldwin
Leach Cross
Otto
Bla
Spike Rob
Amertes
Cnmplaint
White Sox No. 2 Defeats Stanford 5 to 1 in Baseball
The White Sox No. 2 defeated Stanford University 5 to 1 in a baseball game on March 23, with Stanford scoring a single run and the Sox offense securing the win.
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Stanford University
Cal
Whlte Sox
Stanford
Baseball Today
Daytona opens seventh annual races with world records eyed
Daytona March 24 opened the seventh Daytona automobile races featuring bicycle motorcycle and two car events. Fogler of Brooklyn won the quarter mile bicycle in 30.15 seconds. Louis Strang, newly joined Haiek forces, completed the 100 mile car race in 1 44 01 14 after a reduction from 200 miles.
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Daytona Air
Fogler
Brooklyn
Glock Care
Acropment
Louis Strang
Haiek
Fine Assays From Spanish Belt Mine Near Manhattan Nevada
Samples of ore from new discoveries in the Spanish Belt Mining Company property near Manhattan Nevada were received. Results were $192.30 and $280.00 in silver per ton for two samples, and $161.06 per ton combining $4.26 in silver with $156.80 in gold. Ore is being mined and the showing is getting better with depth. Ogden people show strong interest in the property.
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Spanish Belt Mining Company
Manhattan
Nevada
World Record Breakers Highlight New Orleans Track Meet
The report details a February event in New Orleans where Burman set a world best on the track, with the Sir Thomas Dewar trophy heat clocking a mile in 33 seconds to claim the world amateur mark. David Bruce Brown won the mile in 33 seconds on his Hens craft, and five top riders competed in the one mile motorcycle race with Warp posting 2 46 1 6 to lower his prior record.
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Lowerlhe
Burman
New Orleans
Thomas Dewar
David Bruce Brown
William Warp, Jr
New York
Walter Goerke
Robert Stubbs
Attell Outboxes Nell In Ten Round Title Bout
Abe Attell world featherweight champion outboxed Frankie Nell of San Francisco in a fast ten round battle in Brooklyn. Attell dominated with sharp lefts and rights cutting Nell’s face. Nell offered rare resistance, but was outclassed throughout the bout.
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New York
Abe Attell
Frankie Nell
San Francisco
Brooklyn
Netl
Nell
Ike
Attell
Burke defeats Jack Sullivan in ten round middleweight bout
New York reports Burke the Brooklyn middleweight defeated Jack Sullivan of Mouton in a ten round contest set for this evening.
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New York
Sailor Burke
Brooklyn
Jack
Twin) Sullivan
Mouton
Emeryville Results Showery day heavy track and strong winners
Oakland racing at Emeryville produced a heavy track as showery weather dominated. The Peer led the field in the fourth race's final quarter while Deneen won the six furlong event with Laura Clay and Fred Mulholland also placing. Jockey Miller was knocked aside after the third race but not seriously injured.
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Oakland
Cal
Emeryville
Deneen Wie
Laura Clay
Fred Mulholland
Miller
A. Muskaday
Redeem
Imes
Electrowan
Archibald
Good Ship
Burns
Coburn
McIntyre
Deneen
Walsh
Red Leaf
Scoville
A. Muskoday
Deverieh
Lady Aliela
Kirchbaum
Hoss
Bon Homme
Upton
Vaplin
Los
Bere
Flavigny
Veterano
Jackson
Captain Kennedy
Darlington
Mentry
Kikomo
Butler
Favorable day at Santa Anita features Magazine win
At Santa Anita on March 23, favorite Magazine won the Figueroa handicap over five and a half furlongs. The day included multiple races with clear results: Korosilany, Virginie Casale, Ethon, Magazine, Pine Clores, and County Clerk among the winners. jockeys and odds noted, with The Golden Butterfly incident near the paddock after the second race.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Anita
Magazine
Trubal
Golden Butterfly
Korosilany
T. Rice
Buchanan
V_ Powers
Byron
Denny
I. M Stokes
Preston
Virginie Casale
Kennedy
Chester Krom
V_ Powera
Aellimge
Ethon
Bnowhall
KR. Willams
da May
C. Russell
Plenerom
FP Wilson
Bonfintd
Lady Irmo
Ain Clore
Melee
County Clerk
Powers
Oberon
Brooke
Vime
Galves
Krnoka
Grace G
Kiss
Father Elatora
Uy Shennedy
Wee
setVeg
Lyleien
WJ. Kain
Vom Adoradion
Wet
MecCahey
Rte. Reember, JR
China
Time
Beltzer Watchmaker Returns to Grant Street Stand
J A Beltzer Watchmaker and Jeweler reopens at 2470 Grant Avenue inviting friends and customers to visit his old shop as he resumes business.
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Mr. Beltzer
Bamberger Heads East to Finalize Rail Electrification Deals
President Simon Bamberger of the Salt Lake & Oxden Railroad left for Chicago and points east to close heavy contracts for materials needed in electrifying the line. He arranged purchases for rolling stock copper wire and trolley fixtures and secured an option on copper at a low rate to save hundreds of dollars.
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Simon Bamberger
Salt Lake
Dean's Ointment Cures Chronic Eczema, Endorsed
Hon. 8 W Matthews Commissioner Labor Statistics Augusta Maine reports the ointment cured his long standing eczema permanently. This testimonial notes a lasting improvement attributed to Dean's Ointment.
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W Matthews
Labor Statis Ucs
Augusta
Governor Spry vetoes Hadger liquor bill and related measures
Governor Spry explains vetoes on the Hadger liquor bill and a set of related bills, including a proposed state insurance department, anti drilling and gas laws, and tax changes. He cites constitutional concerns and uniform statewide operation, stating enforcement of existing laws could keep liquor under control without new legislation. He vetoes additional bills on pesthouses schools annexation and city property leases, arguing constitutional conflicts and excessive lease terms.
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Spry
Hadger
Polite and Fire Commission
Alice
Salt Sage City
Bil
Horton
Nielson
Senate
Wilson
Dyreng
Miller
Henrie
Axen
Secretary of State
Henner X Smith
Utah
State of
Litan
Board of Education
Widcheaid
Archibald
Tilme
Badger
Alfiting
Utihi
A Simple Sage Brew for Dandruff and Hair Loss
In historic practice, garden sage infusions and sage brush tea were used to treat scalp ailments. Modern研究 shows wild sage carries more curative properties due to mineral content, with a laboratory process removing odor while preserving active principals. The prepared sage products promise to cure dandruff and stop hair fall if directions are followed, and Sage Brush Wall Tone is sold at local drug stores and barber shops.
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North West
Dric
Planting of New Forests in Wasatch and Pocatello Nurseries
Government nurseries near Salt Lake City and Pocatello grow young trees for watershed reforestation. The Wasatch project began in Big Cottonwood canyon with a 4,000,000-plant capacity and aims to restore denuded districts. A Pocatello site will reach 1,000,000 plants annually, with direct seeding experiments underway to accelerate reforestation efforts.
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Salt Lake
Pocatello
District 4
Watket
Wasatch Mountains
Pocatello National Forest
Frank Cutler Opens Ogden Subscription Drive
Frank Cutler will be in Ogden for several days to solicit subscriptions. Readers should send their name and address to Frank Cutler, Box 41, City, and he will call to provide a receipt.
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San Francisco
Frank Cutler
Ogden
Real estate transfers filed in Ogden
Real estate transfers recorded by the County Recorder include Lulu Brummitt to Clarence Seybolt for lot 7 block 6 Brummitt's addition Ogden for 100 dollars Jennette J McKay Moorrell and Annie McKay Farr to Walter Taylor part of lot 3 block 4 South Ogden survey for 1 dollar George F Searr and wife to Joseph B Evans lots 5 6 7 and 8 block 4 Academy Heights for 0 dollars Joseph E Evans to the State of Utah for the Industrial School at Ogden lots 1 to 8 inclusive block 4 Academy Heights for 300 dollars.
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County Recorder
Wallace
Lulu Brummitt
Clarence M. Seybolt
Brummitt
Ogden
Jennette J. McKay-Moorrell
Annie McKay Farr
Walter Taylor
South Ogden
George F. Searr
Joseph B. Evans
Academy Heights
Joseph E. Evans
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Gener
Commercial National Bank
Ogden, Utah
Haley
Utah Light & Railway Co
D. Decker
Jack Sullivan
Bamberger
MF. Spry
Eller
Oor
California
Elite Cafe
Geo. A. Lowe Co
THE
Fred. J. Kiesel CO
Pabst Brewing Co
Milwaukee, Wis
General Agents For
Dan-Ha
Soda Springs
Idaho
Utah National Bank of
J. E. Dooly
Horace E. Peery
Ralph E. Hoag
A. V. McIntosh
Ass't
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