County League Sunday Upset Fight Looms Across Standings
Berea unbeaten leaders travel to Pleasant Hill as mid pack clubs Lawn and Fairview clash. Snake Creek hosts Red Sox while Redlegs aim to slow them. Ash Grove third meets Marple fourth though Marple may be replaced after a board ruling.
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Berea
Pleasant Hill
Lawn
Fairview
Red Sox
Snake Creek
Redlegs
Ash Grove
Marple
Board of Control
Big Boxing Program on Fourth of July in Casper
A Legion boxing show on July 4 features Joe Flynn and "Dude" Gilmore in light welterweight bouts. Also planned are bouts for Soldier Demith and Lloyd Dotson plus two women boxers from Denver demonstrations. The event aims to attract the largest local crowd to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Wop) Flynn
Billy Papke
Dude” Gilmore
Casper
Legion
Gilmore
Flynn
Fiyon
Gimwre
George Marleen
Sante
Denver
Demith
Lloyd Dotson
Dotson
Reece
Ans
Sunday Showdown with Bayard Promises Tough Test
Alliance faces Bayard in a high profile amateur baseball clash at the fair grounds. Bayard, Platte Valley champion after beating Scottbluff Gering and Mitchell, is noted for speed and strong practice. Stub Fenning, who pitched a no hit game last week, may umpire. Johnny King may play.
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Alliance
Fair Grounds
Bayard
Platte Valley
Scottabluff
Gering
Mitchell
Nebraska
Stub” Fenning
Johnny King
Chicago Cubs
Sunda
Leonard to Fight Britton Tendler Soon in Mixed Match
Benny Leonard returns from inactivity to face Jack Britton Rocky Kansas and Lew Tendler within about thirty days. Tendler is seen as the toughest lightweight challenger, though Britton’s experience and sharpness may prevail. If Leonard wins he may pass the title to his brother Joey, who is new to the ring and lacks marquee status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benney Leonard
Jack Britton
Leonard
Britton
Rocky Kansas
Lew Tendler
Tey
Joey
Ex-god Converts Village Encounter at Churchyard
In a village scene a pastor introduces a recently arrived ex-god to Mr. Smith after services. The ex-god replies they met in church earlier, noting they had shared the same bunk, highlighting a humorous, cramped meeting in a local church setting.
Great Men’s Accountability in Hopeport Era
In the age of hopeporters great figures faced scrutiny for errors and missteps. Public opinion pressed leaders to explain faults and accept responsibility for consequences that affected communities and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furest
Prosperity or posterity in Waterbury era noted
A Waterbury Democrat editorial ponders whether prosperity or posterity will come first, reflecting on local economic and civic priorities and the outlook for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury Democrat
Wedding Bells Tie Local Couple in Short Ring Ceremony
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Redig Rev Father O Keefe officiated a simple ring wedding uniting Margaret Redig to Grover Cameron of Torrington Wyoming. Attendants included Miss Agnes Welch sister of the bride and other guests from town and nearby.
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Amily
Veeta
A. Shyne
Theamily
Grange Hall
Torrington
Wyo
Ride
Groom
Grover Cameron
Government Park
Chadron
A. H W. Anderson
R. E. Kincaid
Dorothy
Alliance
R. Kincaid
Antioch
Anna McCarty
Eleworth
R. Crandall
L. &. Ballinger
Jessie Schafenberg
Elseworth
Ward Fosdick
Mullen
A. White
San Jose
Cal
Agnes and
Cathryn Welch
John Harkin
Rushville
Vannis
Charles Gilbaugh
South Dakota
John Redig
Father O'Keefe
Hyannis
Margaret
Agnes Welch
Lakeside Roundup Moves Through Town Activity
Lakeside residents and visitors moved through town Monday and Tuesday visiting ranches grandparents and friends. The article notes several named people and their vehicles and errands including trades for cars and a development company truck. A humorous New York Tribune quote about mosquitoes and intelligent voters closes the item.
Railroad Executives See No Extended Walkout Coming
Chicago rail officials say sporadic strikes may follow July 1 wage cuts but an extended walkout is unlikely. They note wages for dispatchers and supervisors remain unchanged and telegraphers’ status unsettled. A lack of unified action among engineers, firemen, conductors, and train crews could deter a nationwide stoppage. They fault labor members for incendiary arguments and warn the public interest hinges on preventing rail disruption. Bert M. Jewell of Cincinnati, head of the AFL railroad department, is cited on recent positions.
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Chicago Railroad
United States Railroad Labor Board
American Federation of Labor
Russia
Obor
Bert M. Jewell
Cincinnati
Railroad
Rail unions face split as wage cuts target workers
The United States railroad labor board’s wage decision creates a two tier system. Noncut workers vital to trains stay protected while those in wage cuts shape the anti strike machinery. Officials warn the board’s July 1 vacation hampers oversight of the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Railroad Labor Board
Mr. Jewell
Feo
Better Days Bride Weeps On Wedding Day
A bride is found crying on her wedding day as her mother comforts her with hopeful words that there will be other wedding days. The sobbing bride expresses fear or disappointment in the moment.
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Benny Leonard
Britton and Tendler
Bingham
Lakeside
B. F. Weekley
Star Ranch
Gust Sandoz
W. H. Stoop
George Hyland
Virginia Terhune
Phyllis Fordick
IL. D. Whaley
Walter Tyler
Jim Wilson
Allance
Dr. Moore
Cecil Osborn
Lakeside Development Company
Dick McConnaughey and Son
New York Tribune
Box Butte
Cheyenne
Ted Fielding
Nash
Pavera
Lee Moore
Duncan & Son
Indianapolis
Wichita
Indianapolis Speedway
Kansas
Studebaker
Wichita Automotive
Kemp
Oldfield Tires
Oldfeld
T’nrough
Oldfield
The
Oldfield Tire Company
Akron, Ohio
Bayard Vs. Alliance
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