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'''June 18, 1910 Spokesman-Review Page 12:'''
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[[file:1910-06-18-sr-p12-150-000-offered-for-big-fight-in-reardan.jpg|thumb|right|200px]]'''OFFER $150,000 FOR BIG FIGHT'''
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'''Reardan Men Put In Big Bid for Jeffries-Johnson Contest.'''

At a meeting composed of the leading business men of Reardan, Wash., and held at Davenport's yesterday, it was decided to offer a purse of $150,000 to bring the Jeffries-Johnson fight to Reardan on July 4.

Among others present at the meeting were: M. Moriarity, president Reardan Exchange bank and Washington Grain and Milling company; John Raymer, president Chamokane Lumber company and hardware dealer; H. J. Mattes, capitalist and treasurer Cham- okane Lumber company; F. B. Rennie, miller and capitalist, and a number of the other leading financial men of tho town.

[The fight was held on July 4 in San Francisco.]
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