Ogden Daily Standard | 1910-02-10 | Page 8 | Prosecuting Participants in Fatal Prize Fight |

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Date	1910-02-10
Paper	Ogden Daily Standard
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Article Title	Prosecuting Participants in Fatal Prize Fight
Type	article
Date	1910-02-10
Paper	Ogden Daily Standard
Page	8
OCR Text	Show veteran pugilist, was opened today. Gilmore, Harry G'lmore, Jr., Joseph McCarthy,Wllkowskis opponent ; 0i Loathani, WtlkowsM x second; James Barry and William Sullivan, pugilist?, who are beint; kept in custody by the police, wne called as tho 'principal witnesses by Coroner HoiTnnin- Coroner Hoffman . j-ald be would subpoenao all who saw the bout, if detectives could find them. F'olieo Inspector F-ivln said tint, even though the coroner' jury exonerated exon-erated Gilmore and his son from blame in connection with Wllkowski'R death, be would tako steps to prose cuto the Gilmorex for violation of the city ordinance In permitting the bout. I PROSECUTING PARTICIPANTS IN FATAL PRIZE FIGHT. Chicago, Feb. 10 The inquest over the body of Albert Wllkoswkl, who died after being a principal in an alleged al-leged prize fight in the boxing academy acad-emy conducted by Harry Gilmore, a
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