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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
Claude Stanley
Wins Eclectic
Tourney Here

CLAUDE STANLEY. 12handi.
" cap player. brcczcd under the
wire a winner in the third annual
eclectic tournament. which ended lis
four mnnth run az the InElowooI
Country club the other day. and
nov he u today dIshing out tho
Juan dc Fucn cirurs TO his many
friends and showing them tho hand.
some and fully equipped travelling
bag that The star donated for the
winning prize.
Thruout the four.month season
keen interest was taken In tho race
and right up 20 The final day II was
doubtful who would get the award.
~ several OF The field % 90.odd en-.
trantE. including y. W. lockwood.
who southpawcd his way 20 Victory
last year. Ted knudson. the 1893
champion. Frank Marshall. jim
Zaneker and Johnn!s Gmy. were
running neck and neck down the
stretch.
a gross score u -. which with a
s.stroke allowance deducted. gave
him q IS not. sent Claude on his
wny homcward to West Seattle with
tho spoils That winning IS was
Just one stroke less than the mark
made by Lock" Lockwood, who fin.
lshed In the second position.
Here's Champion Stanioy'a card:
Out-45s sss.ssi-27.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
Bercot Winner In
Olympia by K. 0.

OLYMPIA. sept Ia Dodo Bcrcot
knocked out Kid Johnston twice here
last night. having him helpless in the
second round and the referee award.
INK him tho decislop. THE bell nug
and the fans demanded that the bout
go on. Borcot stopped him for keeps
In the sixth. II wns "a onosided con.
test with Johnston never having a
look.in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
WHEN CRANDALL'S
BROTHER RUINED THINGS

a few years ago. when Carl Gran.
dali was playing in the league he
ruined a no.hit game for his brother.
Doc" who was pitching for Los
Angeles, as now
The same situation as Bagby faced
was up for Crandall. 20 men having
been retired without a base hit. And
Crandnll hit the first ball pitched
over shor,stop for the only binglc
OF the game.
Red" Killofer, then managing Los
Angeles. says the players OF both
cubs nearly lynohcd Carl after the
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
Harry Wills OutcIasses Luis Firpo With Ease
StGgg andYost are Veterans
0fBlg TeNC Coaching Systems

GAGo Sept l2Iwo veteran football coaches viii again lead their charges
school 1892; Michigan 1901
s
much the details George Little his assistant but the Hurry Up
OF the Zuppke Illinois,
"odtmers" organization
n
turnedo out las team
in
ni O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
INDIANS STILL VERY
MUCH IN RACE

Tho Indians have been getting
some bad baseball out OF their col.
lective systems, but don't forget that
the Tribe is only three and ono.half
games out Of the lead and the season
still has several weeks TO run-five
and one.half TO be exact II they
can hang up there until they clash
with tho Seals soon they can stu
waltz into the flag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
Richards and
Tiden Easily
Win Matches

DHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Wn.
L liam T. Tilden and Vincent Rich
ards both won their Davis cup
matches with Australian stars at the
Germantown Cricket club here yes.
terday.
Tilden easily defeated Gerald J..
Patterson, Australia's best, by a score
of 81. CO, So.
Richards experienced little diff.
Guilty in defeating the veteran, Pat
o'Hara Wood. e., 90, Cd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
JIM BA6BY's
TOUGHEST BREAK

For eight and two.thirds innings
back In 1915. Jim BaEby. then pitch.
ing for New Orleans in tho Southern
league. had not allowed a base hit,
And then young Bisland. Atlanta
shortsiop. bounced a ball thru Bag.
by's legs that the big pitcher couldn't
handle and Il went for a hit. The
next man was retired and Bagby's
great game was ruined.
That was tho toughest break
ever had In baseball" says James.
"and there was plenty OF moaning
in the Bagby family for some time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12

CHICAGO. Sept Hilary stein.
Ike. tho German giant. who offered
1850 TO anyone who could stay with
him 40 minutes at tho Kiwunla Min,
Funk benefit at the Coilacum here
last night. lost his offer 10 the vet.
eran Wladek ZbyEzlso. whom no
failed 20 pin 10 tho mat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12

Huns rrspuusihis for BtdiEuf 3. 9frgE
I. struck 0at=-GfoFE & Baars on balls
-drrgF J. Wild pitches Brdisni, urrEg
stolen tasr--r. Baldwin. Home run
Poole. Three-baas hlis-E. BALDWIN. IRA.
ala Twp.hehs hlt-HlEh Sacrifice hHs
81 brady e. Rehssr :. Howman Runs
battsd in-E. baldwin. nbhwrr g Crane,
Mccain, Eidrsd. Poole. Tims--i 20. TIM
pirts--ilutnsids and Phyie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
is MARST0N NEXTs

Edith Cummings Is the latest golf
champion TO he dethroned The wo.
mems title holder went out during
the recent national tournament. All
three OF the national title holders in
England have been beaten this year.
Bobby Jones was unable TO hold the
American open title. VIII Max Mars.
ton. amateur king be next to gop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
Brooklyn Team
May Play Here

DROVIDfNG that the Brooklyn
L Dodgers don't land in the
worlds series, the crack Flatbush
team will be seen IN action in
Seattle in October. tho week fol.
lowing the close OF the regular
season. IN four exhibition games
with the Seattle Indians. The
Dodgers will also play in Everett.
Tacoma and Wenatchee. The Sc.
attic players are 10 handle the
games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12

sItppeu out on PaclIlc COAST league diamond.
Some bugs prefer Pete Kilduff, Of the San
Francisco Seals for their second sacker, but
Kilduff isn't one whit better around that bag
than the Seattle star.
kiduff carries more power at the plate, but
Brady is a smart man at the rubber and is fine
second place hitter. The man batting in this
slot has one of the most important jobs on the
club-getting that leadoff man around those
bases or putting him in position to score.
Brady is the master bunter and can also hit
and-run well and, altho he is only hitting around
.265, Brady gets his hits when they count. He
has proved to be big cog in the Indians ma
chine
q l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
Helen Jacobs Plays
for National Title

PHILADELPHIA. Sept Miss
Helen Jacobs, Berkeley, Cal. plays
Miss Alice Francis. Orange. y. j.. FOR
the national girls singles tennis
championship here today, The match
will be played at the Germantown
Cricket club, 80 that Davis cup spec.
tators might enjoy II. The early
round matches were played ~ on,
nnEc, y j.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
Black Panther TooSmart
for Wild-Swinging Right
vii. Win. Every One Of II Rounds in Jersey Fight;
wilI, Didn't Boost His Championship Stock Any
DOYLE'S THIRTY ACRES. dorsey

D0YLES THIRTY ACRES, Jersey City. n.
ID j.. Sept 12.-Before crowd that APP
preached 10000, Harry Wills, former New
Orleans stevedore, clearly outpomted Luis
Angel Firpo, South American heavyweight
champion, in l2-round, no-deeision bout here
last night.
In compliance with the New Jersey boxing
law there was no official decision after the
contest, but there was no doubt in the immense
gathering that damned Richards arena that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
Game Chatter
Jimmy Welsh was barl, In

Jimmy Welsh was back In his
stride Thursday, reaching first four
times. three singles and a boot do.
ing it
Eldred clicked three again. all
solid smncks.
Frank BRAZIL hammered n long
triple TO left off OF Gregg in the third
and was cut dom at the plate by
Brady with nobody out. II looked
like bad baseball.
Bowman threw out Cox ut the
plate with one Ell In the fourth.
Ike Woifcr cnn certainly 70 and
get 'cm in left field and he's hitting
well,
II looks like Jim Bagby today
with either HARRISON or Winters for
the enemy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12

Altho Wills made good show ing
he did not boost has stock In his
campaign for championship bout as
he displayed little more than an
ability 10 another the Wild swings OF
a novice boxer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
Portland Is
Trimmed by
Lefthander
Gregg Turns Back Invad-
ers, 5 to 2, in Game
Lacking Sensation


HERE weren't many
thrills 20 Thurt
days game al the
seattle ball park,
yean Grsgg south
paving his 18th vic
tory or tho season
over Portland and
winning 10 method
ieai fashion. Q to p
Seattle took au
earle lead ON ffugF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
Salt Lake Again
Beats Sacramento

SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. Ia
Salt Lake again defeated Sacramento
here Yesterday. tho score being Z
TO 3. Tho score; X. II. L..
Sacramento .......... . 12 I
Salt Lake .,...........5 II /
BATTERIES Hall and Schang. Nc.
Cabc and Cook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12

Bcdient and was never beaded.
The only thrills OF the afternoon
we're Frank Braziils runin with I'm
piro burnside. the blind man kicking
the Portland manager out OF tho
bali game for too much conversation
over a third strike, snu Jim poole's
terrific homo run that hlt the top
OF the riEht field fence FAR down
ana bounced over the partition.
Red" Baldwin's iong triple opened
the scoring ia the second. the knock
counting sammy Crane. who had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
Vernon Is Winner
Over Walter Mails

OAKLAND. Sept. IL. - Vernon
evcned up the series with Oakland
here ut the expense of Walter Mails.
yesterday, TO .. Mails was tossed
out Of the game for throwing his bat
In Tho unvanfb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
Gregg Wins Another Game
Wins Star Eclectic Play

Belo0 Is Claude Stanley, I2-haudieap man, uhO ron
The Eclectic cup competition at iHglcwood yesterday.
-rboo stsff Photographic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
Cliff Brady Is One OF the
Leagues SmarteSt Men
Seattle Second Stacker Is Brains of Seattles Infed
and Ranks One of the Brainiest Men That
League Has Had in Years; Other Gossip
BY LEO II. LASSEN

FF BRADY Is The best second baseman that Seattle has
~ had since the Indians reoned the Coast league back in
1919. And not only is Brady whale Of second sacker but
the HafPnter Is Of the sartest ball PLAYERS that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12

UT0"NTTH 10 - 100 ~ ~ y !"
Mitchell. wsinsrt. pishor Carlson and
TisuiiHs wendell. wilson pnss, Decatur,
Uusthsr and DsbeffY Eleven inHiags.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12

ais was the WINNER.
Fpo blocked on all his wild swings and pounded saw
IN about the body. failed TO win a single round
IA was saved from knockout only by the same forttude
i the same ability to take punishment that he showed in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
ROUND TWO

tspa feped out Of his corner and
asny three rights to the wind.
tllls came in close and held as
sE7' swing two more short rights
siAs body.
fi'po protested when Wills landed
" short punches in a cIlnch and
= 'seonh Jumped up in his cor.
laey we're fe-seated b. the police.
fi'po swung a hard right 10 the
~ and another right 10 the head.
+. u fioorsr Firpo for the count
= Win right hook 10 the inv.
nNa FDirpo arose wills rushed
J. = VII flock OF rights and they
* separated b. the referee.
fEIo staggered around the ring
sas'as on 10 wills who showerod
~ sody.
- ~ sunehsd a desperate attack
-. ~ wa right swings but wills
~ 'aek and stepped away.
~ came close again and wills
-'asfsa him on the body. Firpo
~ ~ 'arte hard rights as the round
:. sna vent weaving to his cor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
ROUND NINE
ROUND TEN


They SPARED around I'm the center
and Wills landed a right to the body.
Firpo shot a right TO the head and
Wills complained about something.
wills pounded Firpo sayagely to
the body az close range.
F'irpo wns helpless before Wills
body attack.
Firpo glanced left Off WIS nose
and swung hard right 20 the body.
Wills broke the skin on Firpo's
back with a right swing.
Firpo was protesting about wills
close fighting when the round ended.
ROUND ELEVEN
Firpo missed ia left and they
ciinched.
Wills danced around and pounced
his right to the body and right to
the head at close quarters.
wills continued a savage attack
for the body.
wills Jared F'irpo with tao rights
to the body and pounded the jaw.
wills was warned for hitting on
the breakaw0y.
wills landed two short rights and
clinched as the round ended.
ROUND TWELVE
They shook hands and Wills tore
In savagely but Firpo held on and
rode him clear around the ring.
Fighting in close they exchanged
rights 10 tho body.
wills missed left and they
clinched.
wills missed long right 10 the
body but hooked two short rights to
tho head.
Firpo was holding and was warned
by the referee.
wills swung a long right 10 the
jaw.
They wtostlcd around.
Firpo swung left 20 tho body
wills put short right 10 face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
NILS MOTHERS
CHI SWINGS

~ Tirpo only shook hts head aud
hek in with Wild right swings,
Wis. with a perfect defense
= .xstly smothered them.
T1p seemed TO lack The steam in
N-sAss that pu, Dempsey 20 his
-, and Knocked him out OF the
=, -, summer. Four times the
% American landed hls right
q, q the Jaw and the only re-
s.-r Re got was a wide New or.
is sock smile.
E,.n wills found that he had
...,s to fear from the right swings
,ts South American he became
~ aggressive but. he. too. found
~ best punches he had were
az . mako an Impression on the
NJ American.
W boxed beautifully altho he
vrlcesly near the border line
~ rglee.
mlIs
slKSED
E1s vas warned repeatedly for
sss and hittins on the break.
~, ia Firpo and his seconds pro.
~ : vain. Flrpo was outcissscd
hnihs first gong 20 the last and
- say every chance he had FOR
.nsrr bout with the champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
AhA W.
ANOTHER
Ally

Welsh singled, Went 10 second on
sacrifice and 10 third on Wild
pitch. scoring on Rohwer's fly 10 left
In the third
Nothing much happened until tho
sixth whom Eldred singled went "a
second on Howman's hunt and third
on an infirld out. counting on Crane
inuold tap.
Portland Tailed In the eighth when
welsh Lost BcdicntA long fly and the
pitcher went TO third. coming over
on McCdnu'a single.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
Game Starts
at 4 O'clock

Seattle and Portland were 10 re,
sumo their hosiilltics at the Coast
league ball park at o'clock this
afternoon. Instead or the pccus-
toned hour, The occasion for tho
delayed start IL tho Defense Dny
parade downtown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
San Francisco Loses
to Los Angeles Club

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept l2.-san
Francisco took a bad beating from
Los Angeles here yesterday. tho An,
gels winning By score Of s to /.
Bob Gear. was hit freely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
TWO FOR
INDIANS

Seattle got two on hits By GrsgE
and welsh and Bradyy bunt Rob.
wer'a ny and Eldrcd'a third single In
tho seventh,
NJ. -. A. -. H.. a. it'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
YANKS WIN
TWO GAMES
Senators Win Their Con-
test, but New York Club
Gains
AMERIcAN trNGrE

posToN, sept. is.-Thc Yankees
won both games OF tho double.
header here yesterday. ( TO and s
10 :. washington won but one
game. MS that was all the Senator's
had scheduled. and as a result tho
New York club came a little closer
to Tho leaders.
Babe Ruth got his i5th homer In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
DODGERS WIN
TORRID TILT
Brooklyn Advances to
Within a Half-Game of
Giants


pRooKLYN. Sept. - Brooklyn
~ won torTid thinning game
from Philadelphia here yesterday. 5
10 z. and advanced 20 within a half.
game of tho league leading Gants
Dutch Euethcg saved tho day for
Brooklyn. when he went into The box
in the seventh inning and held the
Philliea seorciess.
- urppkiyn-- n D. y
Philadelphia .s..,.-,,,..... H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12

The addition OF Brady at second base and OF Red Baldwin
behind the plate have put the Indians in the fight for the
pennant They're real ball players who have something
der their hats and know how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
ROUND ONE

Fzz rushed close In and grazsd
i<s hook on Firpo's Jaw.
NJ cane close again and cr-
mrs short rights to the body
Us h!t Firpo with two snappy
Is 70 the neck. They went close
ira and Wiki shot two rights TO
, Asad and Firpo looked AZ The
DIR
fzpo missed a right swing and
u sunisred with tw short rights
alte body.
Frs ven, close again and landed
- Fisiis 10 the body and one TO
= had.
Fro, holding with left, hooked a
s11ri right to the head and was
Rzei b. the referee.
Frpo abbed LEFT 70 the face
= WAs laughed.
FEpo pushed wills to the ropes
vi tires abort right punches.
lty we're fighting AZ close quar-.
~ q tho ropes when the round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12

& fight last summer with
Ak Dempsey.
!. ~ ssecnd. fourth. finh. sixth.
.eu,A ninth and lith rounds Wills
= grso hack on hts heels with
- risht hooks 20 the Jaw. II
- certain that the south Amcrt
rs gong and the immense
- rose 10 us feet, cheering Wild
- WIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
THIRD ROUND

i'sD NOlND
az ~ ssuns a wild right. missing
n -. a0oed an awkward left 70
~ o1y as they cllnched again.
!, i. Aaoed several rabbit punches
~ neck with his arm around
h =, seck. Firpo swung a right
IN eody and wills countered
Asssa sn' to the head. ana they
N s y. close wills landed right
ss... 3, 70 the body and FiP P
nv him 10 the ropes ~
a.sehss missed q left jab and fsey
-. g " missed a hard right swing
,siss ns Stepped back to the ropes
w gong sounded. '''''
~ ROUND FOUR
~ -, jaSbed with the len and
viii, 49,, s'ii'eh over the ropes.
ansbsd V''esed left swing and
:. hess :. :. a hard right hook 10
~ Is the round ended ~
ROUND FIVE
"a S Il cane out with a Ieh lead
=. y, :. booked a lef, to N. ,,,. 49,,
hr,s We body az they cllneb.d ~
"a Will s,,s q Wild right swing
Pm, ssa eIocAed LETT hook 4 % '"e
|1st, 70 n, Wills with = hard
W night swings. ' >"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12
Fight by Rounds

Wills out-seored Firpo repeatedly
with short blows 70 the body.
They we're In n clinch az the bell
ROUND SIN
Flrpo tried left jnb and missed
Firpo tried a left jab and missed
Wills socked two hard rights 20 the
body and took a feeble right to the
head In return.
a group ~ the ringside shouted
wildly for Wills Firpos LEFT side
was red and bruised.
Firpo continued TO 30 Wild. The
referee was prylug them apart whom
the gong sounded.
ROUND SEVEN
Firpo missed again with n left.
Wills shot a hard left to tho s,om.
ach and Firpo dropped his guard.
wills shook Firpo again with
right hook 70 the inv.
Firpo rctrCatcd before a volciy Of
rights.
Wills missed n left hook as tho
round ended
ROUND EIGHT
Dempsey departed after the scy.
enth round.
F-irpo jabbcd left TO the body and
skidded "a right OFF WINS head.
Firpo landed right 70 the head.
Wills countered Firpo again with two
rights 10 the body and laughed when
Firpo missed a right for the head.
Firpo missed n right for the head
and wills clinchod at the end OF the
round
ROUND NINE
Wills led left for the head and they
cllnched.
wills landed a rabbit punch and
Firpo complained.
Wills rocked F'irpo with another
right 20 the Jnw. Wills hooked an.
other short right 20 tho jaw.
wills shook Firpo again with a
right to the Jaw. but the South Am
erican blocked a right for tho same
afaof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12

Miller. Clark, Meteysr and Walters;
Dnuforth, Grant. Lyons. KOip, Davis
Pruett. Nanxilder and collins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-12

Bowman threw out Cox at the
plate with one Ell In the fourth.
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der their hats and know no
to use their natural ability.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-11-07
LATEST VOTE
TABULATED
IN n. D.

Returns from 1882 precincts out
Of 2,l6O in North Dakota for Pres
ident gave: Coolidge 91,l34; LaFol-
lette 83,430; Davis l5.425.
Returns from 1888 precincts for
governor give: Halvorson 83,824;
Sorlic 1856.
554 precincts, First Congressional
District, for Congressman. give
Burtness 41.743; Wexford l7,4O2.
ITO precincts out of TAO in the
Second Congressional District, Con-
gressman. give Hall 29,74l; Nye 25,-
955; Freerks 302.
572 precincts, Second district,
short term, Hall 21O47; Nye 23,402.
$50 precincts out Of S25, Third
district, give Sinclair 27,73O; John
son lO,639.
l,7l9 precincts, superintendent
Public instruction, Nelson s3.sl5;
Palmer 1888.
1857 precincts, supreme court
judge, Burke 9O,026; Fisk 6O,02s.
1902 precincts on tax law, "For"
70,l37; Against" 76,1O4.
l,7l5 precincts for Lieutenant
Governor, Maddox 75,s25; Paulson
G3,O37.
l,724 precincts Secretary of State,
Byrne 76,l02; Shipley G3,5l4.
1923 precincts on State Auditor,
Steen 1896; Poindexter 57,645.
l.7l3 precincts State Treasurer,
Fisher 1858; Birder 57,153.
l,76s precincts Attorney General,
Shafer s4,629; Thoresen 57,42s.
1928 precincts Insurance Commits
sioner, Olsness 76.G7s; Hooper 51.-
100
l,7Gs precincts Commit lssioner of
Agriculture, Kitchen S4,152; Church
$3.50.
1926 precincts Railroad Commits
sioner, Harding 68,765; Mcdonnell
69,3l6; Milhollan 1924; Byrne 49,.
727; Hadley 47,34l; kibler 1904.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-11-07
HANNA THANKS
!. HIS HELPERS
Says Coolidge Victory Will
Inspire Confidence

Fargo, N. D., Nov. (By the A.
P.)-L. B. Hanna, Coolidge campaign
manager, in a statement to The As
sociated Press this morning, de-
clared that Coolidge's victory in
North Dakota over Senator LaFol-
lette twill result in great good to
North Dakota and will reinspire con-
fidence in us all over the United
States"
The statement is as follows:
"President Coolidge and General
Dawes have carried North Dakota.
"This result has been obtained by
reason of the splendid work of men
and women all over the state and
our committee is deeply grateful to
each and every one Of them. We,
who have, and always have had,
faith in North Dakota, believe that
by reason of President Coolidge
carrying our state, that this will re-
suit in great good to North Dakota
and will reinspire confidence in US
all over the United States.
(Signed) L. B. HANNA,
Chairman"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-11-07
COOLIDGE HAS
$4,000 LEAD
IN MINNESOTA
Magnus johnson Is Defeated
BY Schall and ChristiansOn
Is Governor

st. Paul, Nov. (By the A. P.)--
Checking of the unofficial returns
with those of several county can
vassing boards and additional be-
lated reports today brought Pres
ident Coolidge's plurality in Min
nesota to more than $4,000 votes.
When 3,578 of the states 1907 pre-
cincts had reported leaving only 20
small scattered precincts missing
the count stood: 4l5,899 for Cool
idge as compared with 332,514 for
LaFollette and $3.50 for Davis.
Meanwhile Congressman Thomas
d. Schall, Republican, was holding
his lead over Senator Magnus John
son, Farmer-Labor, and it was ap-
parent the final Schall plurality
would be about 10000 votes. The
count in 1928 precincts was: Schall
381 1,444; Johnson 371,04s; Farrell
Democrat, 51,264.
Theodore Christianson, Republi-
can, held to his plurality Of around
$4,000 as belated reports trickled in
and revisions were made from coun-
ty canvassing board figures. When
1891 precincts had reported the
county gave him 395,G97 compared
with 35s,025 for Floyd B. Olson,
Farmer Laborite, and 48,773 for Av'
cry, Democrat.