Pair of Fast Boxers Coming to Ogden
Young Cherry the Colorado champion and Tee Norristy Idaho champion box fifteen rounds at the Armory next Tuesday. Morissey, familiar to Ogden fans, has a string of rivalries and wins, with talks of Johns and Gilbert challengers and a prelude bout featuring Romro and Jimmy Johns.
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Young Cherry
Colorado
Tee Norristy
Idaho
Armory Hall
Ogden
Leo Morrisoy
Pattibert
Ihe Jant
Balt Lake
Morrissey
al Young
Eddie White
Gilbert
Pat
Pat Gilbert
Immie Johns
Cherry
Johns
Billy Glapmanns
Romro
Salt Lake
Jimmy Johns
Fid Kobos
Fatal Fourth in World Series Ends Giants Run
New York October 15 The fatal fourth inning felled the Giants and handed the championship to the White Sox. Zimmerman's errors and a bone play by him on Eddie Collins set the stage as Chicago built a decisive lead. later notes recount boxing card at Manhattan club with Gilbert and Morrissey topping the bill and other bouts.
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New York
Qlanta
White Sox
Giants
Zimmerman
Sox
Gamie
Felsch
Rune
Robertesn
Loek
Ricautf
Eddie Collins
Collins
Heine
Bronx
Tont
Wil Eddie
Robertson
Gulf of Jackson
Eddie
Iappy
Henson
Penton
Zim
Raridin
Aaly Lake
Hardy Downtog
Manhattan
Simmies
Kia Iking
Gilbert
Lee Morrissey
Utah
Idaho
Bill Burke
Bees
Dll
Lee
Tal
Pat
Ames
Ike
Mortiesey
Sually
Quaners
Vat
Hieam
OM Gilbert
Patna
Seattle
Leo
Willie St. Clair
Tob Moore
Ned
Dob
Darky
Bob
Kid Bromie
Eddie King
Jomeo
Saldier
Jack Fills
Haldier
Jack Humphrey
Rich Atkins
Youns Hart
Atkine
Hart
Rothars
Mayor taunts council as Chicago Americans win title
Chicago Oct 16 Members of the city council heatedly debated after Mayor William Hale Thompson rapped for order and announced the Chicago Americans had won the world's tallest championship. A resolution praising Comiskey and the players was passed and ordered telegraphed to New York. The mayor noted unanimous support, declaring the council in agreement at last.
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Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Charles . A. Comiskey
New York
ATL
JWhere They Play This Week and Gotch Hospital Update
San Francisco at Salt Lake Portland at Oakland Los Angeles at Vernon. In Chicago Oct 15 Frank Gotch, former world wrestling champion, is improving rapidly and may leave hospital tomorrow. Hotel multiple hospital care noted as Gotch plans a winter in the South.
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San Francisco
Salt Lake
Portland
Oakland
Los Angeles
Vernon
Moaves
Chicago
Frank Gotch
Bio
Uotel
Ble
Exid
Gotch
Ipacific
I, Fet
Ban Francisca
Final figures on the big series
New York reports final attendance figures for the series with 33 969 in the stadium and Fett 00 Fach club’s share 33 006 total attendance across all games reaches 186 651, noting breakdowns for the events and venues.
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New York
Steth
Stare
Fragmented OCR Financial Notice on Revenue Shares
Fragmented text references a national commission ANAC divisional shares for clubs, with figures such as 25,978.00 and 115,200.81 and 152,806.53. It notes White Box and Glanta to divide sums, with mentions of 91,733.55 and other garbled amounts. No clear entities or dates emerge, but it reads as a disputed distribution of proceeds among clubs or parties.
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Tloceidus Pears
Wational Commission
Cscceeenes
Glanta
Oregon Eleven Averages One Pound Heavier Than Opponents
In Eugene Oregon October 16 the Oregon squad reported by Coach Hugo Dezdek to begin the football season averages 160 pounds per man. A recent inter-squad scrimmage with the Multnomah Athletic Club showed opponents about ten pounds lighter than the Oregon eleven, as the team prepared for the season opener.
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Bezvek
Oregon
Savoy Dominates Georgia Race At Grand Circuit Meet
In Atlanta on October 15, the Savoy driven by its owner won the F250 cup race opening the Grand circuit, recording a mile faster than the prior Georgia record. Jay Mack took the 2:12 class pacers in straight heats while Rascal narrowly conflicted for the win. The meet also featured the 2:09 trot and other pacing events with multiple horses and drivers listed. Later, San Francisco reports turmoil as Jim Scott’s return to the World Series scene falters due to pregame distractions at Fort Mary.
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Atlanta
W. TL Coxe
Savoy
Hereoday
Georgia
Relding
Ben Farr
Jay Mack
McDonald
Rascal
Hrescin
Charley Most
Cox
Lite Frank
Valentine
Peter Lock
H. B
Teter the Great
Rresetn
Fingara
Hodey
Daley Todd
Todd Ellebonatdy
Forecevers
Gentry C
Gentry al Jerton
Edman
Peter Dallas
Peter Kane
Alderman
New Campaign System Adopted by Democratic National Committee
The Democratic national committee adopted a regional campaign system to guide future efforts. Meetings will begin in Denver with the national body divided into eight regional subcommittees covering parts of the country. Zone allocations include four tours affecting Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin and seven more zones with Texas Oklahoma Colorado and other western states. National committeemen will coordinate campaigns within their zones under Washington headquarters supervision.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Denver
Tlingis
Indiana
Iowa
Kauss
Kentucky
Wichican
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Pakata
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mineskalops
Oklahoma
Tennenses
Texas
Colorado
Wake
Monstana
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Alaska
Arizona
California
Mawati
Nevada
Oregon
Philippines
Seals and Bees in Weeist Series in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City on Oct 16 Henry Derry's Seals arrive for a seven game series. The Bees and Angels clash as fans anticipate a tight pennant race and potential financial impact from the outcome. The mood is tense with bets on whether the Seals can shake off midseason doldrums and threaten the league leaders.
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Balt Lake
Henry Derby
Seals
Pendot
Deca
Hoxneville Park
Alnce
Ieadera
Derry
Angels
Tom Darmony
Vernon Tigers
Bera
Bees
Walter McCredle
Resson
Nero
Los Angeles
Lyore
Terc
Unfounded Charges Against Louis Malvy Declared
Paris reports that Tremiey Patoleve informed the cabinet that the inquiry into former interior minister Louis Malvy, accused by Leon Daudet of betraying secrets to Germany, found no basis for the charges. The investigation cleared him of alleged military and diplomatic document disclosures and any complicity in disturbances.
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Paris
Tremiey Patoleve
Kerensky To Open New Parliament In Petrograd
The provisional government delayed the opening of the preliminary parliament from October 18 to 20. Premier Kerensky, recovered enough to travel, will return to Petrograd tomorrow and open the parliament. Eight days before the constituent assembly, parliament will suspend its labors. Members will have immunity and be exempt from military service. Any measure adopted must bear signatures of the participants.
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Petrograd
Kerensky
Ita
Unclear text on wartime revictualing and comments
Partial article notes special members sent to armies for revictualling troops ahead of winter camp. American Ambassador Francis draws a parallel between American and Russian revolutions, suggesting that Russia’s problems may be solved by sober second thought of vigilant citizens.
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Epeciali
Tol
Atgn
Francis
America
Rusala
Clilzena
Polish Freedom Favored by Allies
At a Petrograd meeting marking Kosciuszko's death centennial M I Tere atchenko, foreign minister, said the Entente powers believe any peace must recognize an independent indivisible Poland. He noted this differs from the March Russian government declaration urging autonomy for Poland.
CANDIDATES SIGN SWORN EXPENDITURE REPORTS
A sworn campaign expenditures statement filed with the county recorder lists amounts incurred by municipal candidates. mayoral candidates Abbot Heywood and Israelson show Oct dates. four year commissioner candidates Chris Figgare and George Rancoo report Oct entries. auditor George L. Malan and George Barker also show Oct totals. Socialist candidates run a cooperative campaign with total outlays of 17 75, all for printing. receipts by the Socialist committee total 21.
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County Recorder's Office
Abbot Ri Heywood
Abbot F. Heywood
S. A. Israelson
Chris Figgare
Dain
George Rancoo
George L. Maten
George L. Malan
Alf, Larron
Eee Ton
Mating & Cooperative Campaign
Awoin
C. A. Kennedy
Caropalen Organization
Bgoclallet Campaign Committee
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Denver Post
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Idsho
Comiskey
Slade
Scott
Francisco
Death Valley
Jim Scott
Tyle
Officers’ Reserve
Fort Mary
Jim
Didiee Oder
Chicago Herald
Salt
Malvy
Edison
Willescen
Edizon
Lezma
Luca Ferencit
Proudfit Sporting Goods Co
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George S. Barker
W. J. Glone
Sesse
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