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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

9

Gibbons Roots Out Knockouts in Spokane Showdown

Tommy Gibbons, set to challenge Jack Dempsey on July 4 in Spokane, explains his four year emergence as a knockout artist after studying anatomy and adapting his style away from his brother Mike. He notes his left hand as the power punch and recalls only two losses by decision in three years, to Billy Miske and Harry Greb. Frankie Grandetta, Spokane’s rising star nicknamed The Sheik, travels from amateur to pro with a string of wins and a five bout Los Angeles series signed after a rapid ascent and a Pacific Northwest title at Portland.

Shelby Mont Tommy Gibbons Jack Dempsey Eugene Criqu Johnny Kilbane New York Polo Grounds Criqui Gibbons New York Tommy Mike University of Minnesota Medical College Billy Miske Bartley Madden Harry Greb Spokane Wash Joe Benjamin Northwest Frankie Grandetta the Sheik Rondolph Valentino Beau Brummel Frankie West Coast Grandetta Los Angeles Capital of Boxing

Athens Endures Scorching Heat Across County

Central and eastern United States feel extreme heat with Amesville recording 97 degrees and Athens peaking at 94. Temperatures rise Friday morning to 91 in Amesville and 90 in Athens as residents seek relief along the Hocking River and at popular shade spots from Herrold Place to East Bridge.

Central United States Athens County Mercury Deeres Amesville Athens Hocking Herrold Place East Bridge

Sweden's Riksdag Among Oldest Parliaments Worldwide

The Swedish Riksdag ranks with Britain’s Parliament as one of the oldest continuous legislative bodies still in existence. It has evolved over centuries, shaping governance and national policy alongside other enduring institutions.

Riksdag

Murray City to Get New Murray State Bank Building

The Peoples Bank company of Nelsonville announces a new Murray State Bank to be located at Murray City. The bank building is complete with modern equipment and is to open about June. Local citizens anticipate improved banking services and economic activity from the new institution supervised by Nelsonville stockholders.

Nelsonville Bank Peoypie Bank Company Nelsonville Murray State Bank Murray City al. Ness Murray Peoples Bank Company Home Bank Wil

Elmton Cuts Down CUF Entries in Stanton Cup Elimination

In the first elimination for the Stanton Cup at Athens Country Club, players posted wins by holes including Johnson 5 4 Parks O Bennless 6 4 Steckley Swanson 6 4 Chas Woodworth Bush 5 4 Alderman Sweene y 2 up Hodgins Clark 1 up Whipple Bingman 9 8 Sprague Biddle 6 4 Kerr The second elimination pairings set for the close of June 28 include Johnson Blenness Swanson Bush Sweeney Clark Bingman Riddle

Athens Country Club Johnson Parks O'Bleness Steckley Swanson Chas Woodworth Bush Alderman Sweeney Hodkins Clark Whipple Bingman Sprague Biddle Kerr Bleness Riddle

Twins Born in Martins Ferry Ohio

Twins, a boy and a girl, were born to Mrs. Richard Padden widow of former Pittsboro and St. Louis hiie league baseball player who died earlier this spring. Mrs Padden already has four children.

Local Man Pleads Guilty to Drink Charge

C B Wilson was returned to the city jail on a second intoxication charge within a week. He appeared before the Mayor Thursday morning and pleaded guilty, receiving a $15 fine plus costs.

C. B. Wilson

What Will Come Out of Russia in World Affairs

A historical reflection on Russia’s vast population and the potential for future leadership of the white race. It describes American welfare efforts during World War I, including YMCA relief work with German prisoners, Russian armies, and Czech legionaries from Archangel to Vladivostok, noting the impact on future relations and social responsibility.

Russia Napoleon Germany America Archangel Turkestan Black Sea Pacific Trans- Siberian Kerensky Vladivostok Petrograd Siberia Xenophon

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