Azevedo Versus St Clair Showdown At Ogden Armory
Salt Lake fans back Wilto St Clair a fast colored boxer from Salt Lake facing Azevedo in Ogden’s Armory ring tomorrow night. St Clair claims peak condition, backed by Peter Jackson and strong local betting. Otter boxing card includes 10 round main event and a four round curtainraiser starting at 380.
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Young
Azevedo
Ogden
Armory
Ray
Wilto ‘St. Clair
Salt Lake
Loring
Fang
Bbhine
Atx
Azevodo
Ogden Fang
Blox City
Peter Jackson
Ha Cogi
Alta Cave
Ringaide
Wold
Tookearn
Hilo Giasmenn
Ben Harman
Glaamann
Frank ‘Low
Utahns Return From Boulder Defeat by Superior Team
Utah football reports a loss to a stronger Boulder squad as locals return from Boulder Utah. The account notes the Boulder team edged out the Utah players, with the defeat framed by the conquering heroes.
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Balt Lake
Utah
Boulter
Annual Session of Big Moms in Louisville
The American Association faced no secession move at its annual meeting in Louisville as factions debated redistributing minor league territory. Club owners discussed a 64 game schedule for next season while managers and presidents from across the country arrived, including Hendricks whose negotiations with Branch Rickey ended abruptly.
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Louisville
Thors
American Association
American Atocin
Jumea
Indianapolis
Weeting
Weeting Adjourned and, Jwednautay
National Association‘ of Professions
Assehall Laaguas
Hickey
M. H. Sexton
Dagiring
Wade
Ana
Rom
Jack Hendricks
American Asaccession
Dogras
Branch
Rickey
St. Louis Nationals
Miller
St Louis
Wad Mwo
Hendricks
Northwestern
Laying
Inw
Conpidary
McGill
Crancel Hendrick
Conrant
Medi
Hia Jose
Boulder Triumph Over Utah In Rough Gridiron Clash
Boulder defeated Utah a hard fought game despite two Utah players being injured and Utah substituting heavily. Coach Norgren praised his squad’s resilience while planning new formations for the upcoming Southern California game.
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Utah
Calatatonns
Bouldar
Norgren
Ed Howells
Slave ‘Kerr
Harold Goodwin
Dudeller
Maurice Roche
Utah USA
Bouklur
Canch Norgran
Norgran
Kia
Ing
Mock
Andhaw Boulder
Russ Owanga
Arick" Warelng
Waralig
Ryvana
Moya
California
Bul Fang
Logan Los
Fresno Eyes Coast League Entry Amid Talks
Fresno baseball fans travel to San Francisco to discuss joining the Pacific Coast League and purchasing the Portland club. McCredie hints Fresno could secure entry with a stronger proposal, while Sacramento factions weigh their position and local figures weigh outcomes.
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San Francisco
Fresno
San Fendersco
Aroalt McCredie
Tratk Teri
Portand Chub
Lindhe Teaver
Minut. I
Coucae
OD. K
McCredin
National League realignment rumors swirl in wartime baseball
Report from minor league meeting says St Louis Browns move to Kansas City and Chicago’s Braves transfer to Baltimore while a new league composition would include Indianapolis Toledo Louisville Providence and Buffalo. Phil Ball denounces the rumor calling it nothing to it.
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Louisville
St. Louis Browns
Kansas City
Tanmore
National Commission
St. Louis
Browns
Phil
Ball
Braves
Haltmore
Federal League
Baltimore
Langus
Providence
Ina
International
Indianapolis
Toledo
Lauryville
Columbus
Newark
Buffalo
Cardinal
AT. Louis, Mo
Phil Dall
Queen Liliuokalani obituary and funeral rites outlined
Mourning across the Hawaiian Islands marks the death of Queen Liliuokalani, last monarch of Hawaii. The body lies in state at Kawalahao Church before removal to the palace for funeral rites reviving royal traditions. Born September 2, 1834, she governed from 1891 until the overthrow, and her life spans Hawaii’s transition from monarchy to republic and eventual annexation by the United States.
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Honolulu
T.H
Liliuokalani
Stata
Kawalahos
Hawaii
Lilitokalant
Porte of Call
Dole
Lalpad Republic
Liliuos Kalani Hag Paead
Hawaiian Islands
Insular
Lydia Kamakawii
Havwaii II
Kenia
Kamehameha
Paki
Jamies Pauahi
Charles R. Tshop
Lilluokalani
Kainknua
Lillino-kalani
Old Royal School
Lilittakalani
John
Domina
Aca
Sepember
Washington Place
Dominis
Corsinus
Prince Lot
Kamehameha V
Domlinia
Oahu
Watt
San Francisco
Kula- Kaus
Totel
Kalshaun
California
Brown
United States
Charleston
Tho
Lilluokalgat
Ahe
Ielands
Kalakaua
Kalakata
Katakaua
Lilluokalani Bagan
First Day Meeting Clears Several Arbitration Opinions
Touleville Nov 12 The national board of arbitration met and passed on disputed cases with no action on the proposed merger of American associations and International League clubs. Action on consolidation was deferred until Wednesday as magnates discuss a new third league plan. Major leaguers began arriving to observe retrenchment measures and draft implications loom for next season.
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Touleville
Nay Tunnel Association
National Board of Arbitration
American Associations
International League
American Association
Kansan City
George Muehlanbarh
Aickny
Fla
EAMCH
Faeh
Alltenn
John Quanzel
Kan]gan
Albanians in U S urged to unite nationwide
Paris dispatch reports Llamai Kamal Bey, former Albanian provisional government president, issued a proclamation to the Albanian National party in America urging unity. He asks Albanians in the United States to unite to pressure the Supreme Council of the Panar to restore Albania's territorial integrity and national independence after World War I.
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Paris
Llamai Kamal Bey
Albania
Albanian National Party
America
Phus
Supreme Council of
Panara
Thia Council
Balkans
Fha
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Young Azevedo
Invingible
Wille St.clair Colsrad Boy
Sayee
Ambulanne Field Service
Mrelied Atseen
Om the Fring Une
France
Cham Peent
The
Argonne
Tobacco Fund
U. S. Infantry
Bull Durrham Tobacco
Eitace
Arin Your
National Association
Willie St. Clair
Gillum
McKay
Kid Koko
Blackie Malan
Buck
Hervey’s
Hemenway & Moser Cigar Store
Boston
Audrome
Legie Tobure
TiHudkalant
Palneg Sho
Committee of Safety
Leving
J. J. Stevens
Provisional Government
Sanford D. Dole
U. S
Ataad
U. S. Army
Browning
Budeon Avenue
Eagles
Indiaa
C. EB. Carlile W. P
Chub
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