Operator's Resolve in Farewell Exchange
A shy smile and cheerful reply reveal the operator's grit as she declares she must go on. The moment captures a personal pledge amid ordinary duty, underscoring a quiet strength in service.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
3
Shannon Maly Quartet to Perform Friday Evening
Third number of the American Legion entertainment course comes Friday evening with the Shannon Maly Quartet billed for a lively program. Local audiences invited to attend the event during the annual series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Shannon Maly
New Bantam Champ Mar Tin Suspended After Fight
Eddie Noir terlian of Brooklyn, world bantamweight champion, and opponent Augie Fisano were suspended by the state athletic commission after a noteful bout at Ridgewood Grove on Jan te Tuesday. Referee stoppage in the third round showed neither combatant trying, prompting the suspension and club actions. Tex O Rourke and others sought licenses for heavyweights as part of ongoing promotion efforts amid the commission inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eddie
Cannonball
Noir Terlian
Brooklyn
Augie Fisano
Ridgewood Grove
Pring Yak
Martin
Pig
Ao Yi
Tex” O'Rourke
Bedive
W. B
Preeti
L. W. Price
O'Rourke
Glass Co
Dack
Frank Flourney
Madison Square Ale
Pie Commission
Haile MeTipe
Charisi
Tunney
Aver Chan
Paul Bech
Creighton Coach Seeks Position at Nebraska University
Chester Wynne, Creighton football coach, conferred with University of Nebraska officials in Lincoln for a second time about the coachship left vacant by Fred Dawson. It is understood Wynne has applied for the position.
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Creighton
Univ. OF Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Chester Wynne
Creighton Ursity
Alf
Fred Dawson
Mhe Vynne
Tiger Flowers Favored In Madison Square Garden Bout
Tiger Flowers, a Black middleweight from Atlanta, entered as a 21 to 1 favorite against Jack Delaney of Bridgewater Conn in a 12 round match at Madison Square Garden. Referee kept Greb still seeking the decision over Flowers after the bout ended Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tiger’ Flowers
Atlanta
Jack Delaney
Bridgewater
San Antonio Bars Siki Goodrich Bout After Record
San Antonio District Attorney C. M. Chambers announced that Battling Siki will not be allowed to appear in San Antonio for the January 20 fight with Don Goodrich due to a misdemeanor Jeracy charge. Promoter Jack Shelton canceled the bout immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Siki
Don Goodrich
Perm
C. M. Chambers
Chambers
Jeracy
Jack Shelton
Football Rules Debate Quiet After National Meet
United Press dispatch reports the nineteenth annual NCAA gathering endorses keeping football rules stable for 1925. Debate centers on whether scouting should use film or photos, with a Dartmouth professor urging a ban on photography though some schools already use stills. Officials warn against commercialism and emphasize preserving football as a pure contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage Guatty
Frank Geyty
United Press
New York
Janes P. Richardson
Dartmouth
California U. coach resigns from USC position
Los Angeles January 14 Emet Henderson football coach at the University of Southern California has tendered his resignation and it has been adopted. Athletics authorities are said to be pursuing Knute Rockne of Notre Dame who is en route east and aware of no hire attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los. Angeles
Emet Henderson
University of Southern California
Knute Rocke
Notre Dame Inneptor
Ogden
Utah
Conti to Remain at Paris Home
Paris report states Roger Conti the French cue star plans to stay in Europe through winter and will not participate in the world 18.2 balk line billiard championship matches in the United States next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Roger Contipthe
Europe
United States
Indoor polo games begin at Chicago arena
The first big inter city indoor polo tournament in the United States opened today at the Chicago Riding Club arena. Matches featured Philadelphia versus Cincinnati and Brooklyn versus Detroit, with all teams fielding experienced players.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Detroit
Tilden to retire and skip title defense this year
New York date shows William Tilden the world tennis champion plans retirement and will not defend his title this year. The Amateur Rule changes approved by the Legislative Committee are to be discussed at the next annual meeting, with Tilden reportedly opposing and questioning the rule’s scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William T
Tilden
Unite Tennis Association
Senator Outfield Er Wants More Money Next Season
Los Angeles January 14 Hart McNeely Washington outfielder who sparked the Senators to a world title says he is not satisfied with the 1925 contract offer from the club He returned the contract sent by Clark Griffith and asserts he deserves more money McNeely was bought from Sacramento of the Pacific coast league last year Washington paid 50000 for him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hart McNeely
Washington
Senators
Clark Griffith
McNeely
Sacramento
Avoca Basketeers Motor Over Ice on Botna to Carson
Avo ca high school basketball teams and fans motored to Carson for a doubleheader across the Botna river ice. The Carson boys won 17 to 4 and the Avoca girls 16 to 9 in a brisk return trip of about twenty miles, completed in thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
News-Telegraph
Carson
Botna
Aydca
Daly Army Major Assigned to Harvard in June
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Weeks announced Major Charles D. Daly will be assigned to duty at Harvard University in June to take charge of the reserve corps and assist the professor of military science. The request by Harvard’s athletic committee could not be fully granted due to residence and related restrictions, with Daly ordered to Cambridge for final work there next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weeks
Charles D. Daly
Harvard University
Harvard Athletic Committee
Daly
Harvard
Monterey
Grill
Cambridge
Bootlegging Sentenced In Georgia Federal Case
A man pleaded guilty in a federal case tied to bootlegging activities. He was tried and sentenced to eighteen years at the federal penitentiary in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Penitentiary
Fl A
Indoor Championship Opens At Madison Square Garden
At Madison Square Garden on Thursday night Paavo G e attempts to erase three more of Joie Ray's world indoor records as top middle distance and distance runners gather for the Municipal AA A and national junior championships. Key entrants include Pant Healthy from Georgetown, F A Merady of Philadelphia, Cecil Cook of Syracuse, N Doettcher of Newark A C, and John Holden of Georgetown with 33 runners in the 1000 yard event and a strong field in the two mile race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paavogee
Joie Ray
Witt
Ture
Municipal
Madison Square Garden
Pant Healthy
Georgetown
New England
F. A. Merady
Philadelphia
Middle Atlantic
Cccil Cook
J. Gerr
Newark
A. C
Cornel
Pat Kennedy
Yonkers
F. A. Taylor
Jersey Harriers A. A
Billy Goodwin
A. C. Star
Telay
Jhinois A. Co
Des Moines Wester League Club Opens Spring Training
Des Moines reports the Wester league baseball team will begin spring training on March 7 with president EB Keyser and manager Joe Mathes coordinating in St Louis on the best report time for players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Des Moines Wester League
EB. L. Keyser
Joe Mathes
St. Louis
Engel and Talaber to Meet in Third Bout in Dubuque
Heinie Engel of Dubuque middleweight and champion Jon Talaber plan a third bout for January 22 after each fighter won one of the prior two meetings. The clash is slated for Dubuque, with both boxers aiming to claim the series lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engel
Talaber
Dubuque
F.a
Heinie Engel
Will Ehoh
Jon Talaber
Cannonball Martin Wins Narrow Decision Over Murray
Bantamweight champion Kailie Cannonball Martin was awarded the referee’s decision after a ten round Philadelphia bout against Tommy Murray. Judges disagreed and fans did not embrace the result as Martin weighed 118 3/4 pounds to Murray’s 121.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kailie
Cannonball
Martin
Tommy Murray
Murray
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