Turner Finds Altitude Agility on Utah Trip
Washington DC’s Joe Turner trains in Salt Lake City to adapt to high altitude, hiking City Creek Canyon and Ensign Peak as Mike Yokel plans a potential match. Reports from Jackson Howard indicate Yokel’s arrival to Utah is imminent, while Coffey, Smith, and Coffey’s corner produce a chaotic finish in a separate boxing bout.
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Joe Turner
Ini
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Yokel
Washington, D. C
Joe
Turner
Utah
Flo
Salty Lake
Mike Yokel
City Creek Canon
Sunny Ho
Ensign Peak
Jon
Eouth
Tam
Jackson Holaward
Ube
Thal Yokorhes
Balt Lake
FEDS GROUNDS BOUGHT FOR NEW YORK BALL PLANT
New York November 29 announcements from federal league headquarters report the grounds for the New York Federal club costing 1 250 000 are between 145th street and Lincoln Avenue, extending to the Harlem river and 2nd Avenue. The site will host the largest major league park in the country with a 35 000 seat grandstand and future expansion to 55 000. Ground clearing starts immediately and the stadium is expected ready for the 1916 season opener in April.
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Federal League
New York Federal Club
Forty-fifth Jurrent
Lincoln Avenus
Mariem Tlver
Mulratent Co
183 City Jols
Park Alte
Drone
Manhattan
Coffey Knocks Out Gunboat Smith in Fourth Round
New York November 29 Jim Colfer defeated Gunboat Smith by knockout in the fourth round at Madison Square Garden. Colfer earned a title shot against Jess Willard for the world championship, with Coffey’s dominant victory contending him a worthy challenger. The decisive blow came as a right under Smith’s left ear. Referee halted the bout.
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Jim Colfer
Gunboat Smith
Madfada Square Garden
Frank Moranaraln
Jess Willard
Coffey
Himelf
Gunter
Gilligan Leaves Salt Lake for Des Moines in Belt Tightening
Salt Lake City Nov 30 The Salt Lake club traded pitcher Jack Gilligan to the Des Moines Western League team as part of deep salary cuts. Manager Blankenship cited economy and a need to retain only a few veterans while developing younger prospects. Gilligan, a strong hurler, is expected to be replaced by hopefuls such as Filib Abia, with talks also mentioning FE Thompson of Globe Ariz as a possible infield addition to bolster a lean roster for next season.
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Seventeen Teams Drafted for Bicycle Race at Madison Square Garden
New York November 10 Seventeen teams have been drawn for the annual bicycle race, set to start at midnight next Sunday in Madison Square Garden. Alfred Orenda, winner of last year, leads a group that includes Fred Hil from the Easton team, Dery Lantenta of San Francisco paired with Jacob Sarin of Newark, J. Willie Hasler and Alalsteid of San Francisco, Raymond Eaton and Edward Madssen of Newark, Timothy Sullivan of Ireland, and Leon Vander Sluytt among new entrants. Four more teams remain to be chosen.
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Madison Square Garden
Alfred Orenda
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Qgden High School Opens Basketball Practice
Qgden High School began basketball practice with Coach Lon Romney calling for candidates. Veterans Louis Falck Jos DeYoung and Stanley Chambera joined many newcomers as talks on clean athletics and new faster rules were given. The team aims to win the district championship and compete at the state meet in Provo. the first game is set for Friday December 3 at the local school.
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Andrew Kerr
Romney
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So Timers Fail I Bowling Came Maoving Picture Fiend
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear phrases about a fiend and films. Readable elements mention a wife with a film over an eye and another line about films in bets. No identifiable persons, orgs, places, dates, or concrete events emerge for a solid summary.
Weber Hoopsters Readied to Face Preston
Coach Malet Watson of Weber Academy hones a squad after a defeat by the State Deaf and Dumb School team. Wallace Huby led the mutes to a 29 to 19 victory, spurring Watson to prepare the Weber five for Friday's Church league opener at Preston on December 2.
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Weber Academy
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Deat and
Dumbarbool
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Weber Boys
Bloce Thie
Dlalma
Presta
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Ninon
Century Criterlaw
Hassett
Soo
L. Brewer
Nationals to Meet in New York on December 11
New York November 22 The annual meeting of the National League will be held here Tuesday December 11. President John K Tener announced tonight that the board of directors will meet on the same day.
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New York
John K. Tener
Ford Arranges Peace Trip For Henry Ford Mission
New York news describes Henry Ford sending a personal $32,000 check to the Scandinavian-American Line for the Oskar I to cover first and second class cabins and public rooms for passengers bound for a peace mission. The party will sail on Saturday aboard the Frederick VII after delays to accommodate hotel stays, with additional passengers joining including Willis G. Compant of Tarrytown and Louis Margerick of Wipoetuca, among others.
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Mr.Fort
Hile Peace Mission
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Oekar
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Hirkwall
Ford
Thhose
Peace Party
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The
Sunday School Association
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DD. C
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Detroit
Moses Steam
Philadelphia
Mise Julia Gracel Wales
Madison
Wis
Two Nebraska Students Chosen for Ford Peace Party
Walter Jlis senbaugh and Walter F. Noble, both seniors, were named as the two Nebraska students to accompany the Henry Ford peace party to European representatives of the university. Their acceptance of Mr. Ford's invitation was approved by Chancellor Avery as part of a voluntary absence. Noble will represent the university publicly while Hilzenbaurd is described as a personal selection, not strictly accredited.
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Freight Blockade Threat Echoed by Rail Officials
A threatened embargo by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on export steamers through the New York terminal is not expected to severely impact the district, as only about 25 cars daily move to that point while larger steel trains head to Philadelphia and Baltimore. Rail officials say much freight targets foreign ports beyond Europe, and other railroads report precautions to prevent congestion at Atlantic terminals. The Fossburg Hollidaysburg area remains closely guarded amid export steel shipments.
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New York Terminal
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Railroad paraphernalia valued at ten thousand dollars
A salvage or shipment description notes steel cars wheels and bridge material valued around ten thousand dollars. Some items to be routed through the Panama Canal and shipped to Russia. The text references large amounts and routes but is fragmentary.
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Ilussia
Panama Canal
President Wilson Speech Heads to Congress Soon
President Wilson’s message to Congress was sent to the public printer and will be read at a joint session a week from today. The address focuses on national preparedness and other issues, with further legislation to be tackled after the Christmas holidays.
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Suffragists On Way To Capital From New York
New York November 20. Frances Joutte and Mrs Sarmoh Bard Field California envoys bearing a woman suffrage petition to President Wilson resume their journey toward Washington. Accompanied by New York suffragists they go to Newark where Mayor Maymond will receive them at city hall. They will be entered Newark tonight and attend a state conference of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage. Later they will be received by Governor Fielder whose signature to the petition will be solicited.
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Fragmentary political note about governors and petition passage
The brief text mentions two governors in Philadelphia and AU, noting that they passed through and elened the petition. Other details are unclear due to damaged wording.
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The
Radio record claimed for transatlantic German dispatches
A Federal Wireless operator in Honolulu picked up German war dispatches transmitted from Naven Pros ela to Tuckerton New Jersey about 8 000 miles away. The operator reported clear registration of dates and dashes making the report easily copyable.
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Funeral Services Held for M. T. Richardson
Funeral services for M. T. Richardson, who died Friday in a Salt Lake hospital, were conducted at the Presbyterian church in American Fork at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The pastor John Meeker led the ceremony and delivered the funeral address. A quartet provided the singing.
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M. T. Richardson
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Presbyterian Church
John Meeker
fragmented obituary notes revive a Civil War veteran’s path
An OCR fragment recounts a man born Necentet in 1844 who served in the Civil War. After the war he moved to Denver and pursued mining before later pursuing industry in Colorado, Nevada, and Utah. The text is garbled with place names and dates, but preserves a basic arc of birth, military service, and later work.
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Dlools
Mimauri
Denver
Colorado
Nevada
Uteh
Difficult Age Reflections From a Convalescent
A fragmented dialogue portrays a convalescent speaking with a care figure about endurance and recovery. The exchange hints at health struggles, confusion, andAdvice on rest and nutrition amid lingering delirium.
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