Lewis news items from Lewis Iowa locals visit kin and travel
Special to News Telegraph lists relatives visiting in Lewis from Washington North Dakota Montana and Colorado. Many families such as the Fawble Kunze Hickman Lickey and Blauer are mentioned with trips to Chicago Oska loosa and St Cloud Neb. A Ford coupe is noted for J. Blauer’s arrival.
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Grand, Island
Ernest Multhaup
Sher
Kansas
Sanda
Atlantic
Ernest Stevens
Elmer Pardee
Calvin Robbins
Lake’ Okoboji
Fred Woodward
Collins, Mont
D. W. Woodward
Jennie
Irene Hanekemp
New Holland
D. W. Hickman
Margaret Cowen
Wm. Weaver
Oskaloosa
Colorado
Sam Buckley
Coon Rapids
AV. A. Lickey
Jesse Blauer
Weldona
Colo
Ben Whipple
Alice Okell
Curtis
Blanch
Pluma
St. Cloud
Neb
Marne News Briefs Highlight Visits and Illness
Mrs. George Reed of Ferris visits Mrs. John Grodt and family in Marne. Mrs. Hill travels to Des Moines due to her father’s serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hardymartin and daughter go to Aveen for the Roundup.
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Marne, In
News-Telegraph
George Reed
Ferris
John Grodt
Hill
Des Moines
Joe Hardymartin
Aveen
Wight Tuesday for Ladies Meeting Held by Mrs Brennan
Mrs Frank Brennan chaired a Tuesday afternoon gathering described as the Wight Tuesday for ladies event. The readable text notes attendance and formal proceedings led by the chairman in a community setting.
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APIES
Wight
Frank Brennan
Diamond Dust and Baseball Scores Imperfect Details
The article chronicles multiple baseball results with teams like the White Sox, Pirates, Giants, Red Sox, Browns, Yankees, Indians, Phillies, Cubs, Braves, Dodgers, Reds, Senators and Tigers. Highlights include a 15 1 loss for the Athletics, a 6 2 Pirates win, Ehmke’s two hits aiding a 5 2 Red Sox win, and the Yankees being edged 5 2 by the Indians.
Two Man o' War Colts Favored in Belmont Stakes
In New York at Belmont Park two Man o' War colts American Flag and By Hisself are clear favorites for the Belmont Stakes, a $50,000 three year old classic run over a mile and three furlongs on a fast track. American Flag from Glen Ridle Farm is expected to start near 2 to 1. By Himself from Jeffords stable is seen as the second choice amid a field including Kentucky Cardinal Almadel Prince of Bourbon Swope and Backbone.
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New York
Hisself
Belmont Park
Glen Ridle Farm
Speed kings vie today at Altoona track
At Altoona Pennsylvania the annual Flag Day speed contest brings seventeen speedsters to the board speedway. Each contestant must qualify at speeds of 100 miles per hour or more as new records are expected to be set in the event.
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Altoona Altoona
Et Board
Taos Best Track Meet at Stagg Field Faces Strong Lineup
Chicago June 18 With the cream of America's collegiate track talent ready to compete at Stagg Field weather permitting more than 400 crack tracksters entered the national intercollegiate meet. Michigan's DeHart Hubbard along with Foster and Wittman challenge in sprints while Kinsey and Guthrie lead hurdles. California's Hartfront and Schwarze will star in the shot put as titling emphasis shifts to individual titles rather than team championships.
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Chicago
America
Stagg Field
Michigan
DeHart Hubbard
Flying Ebony
Foster
Virginia Military Institute
Wittman
Wolverine
Sweet
University of Montanagan
California
Coulter
Iowa
Miller
Stanford
Ohio
Guthrie
Snyder
Taylor
Grinnell
James
Baylor
Drew
Amherst
Dan Kinsey
Hlinslow
Davis
Washington and Lee
Maxwell
Pomona
Leistner
Ohio State
Glenn Hartfront
Californian
Schwarze
Wisleonatn
Night boxing match in Nogales pits Fuente against Ameri ca
Unclear OCR text shows a twelve round night boxing event in Nogales with Tony Fuente and opponents. Details are garbled but imply a scheduled bout and possible American involvement or interests.
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Mnogales
SonopeeMex
Juhe
Abe
Tony
Fuente
the. Price
Americas
Fedependenes
Fanning i Farrell Rogers Hornsby in The Spotlight
New York reports Rogers Hornsby may bring managerial strength to the St. Louis Cardinals after Branch Rickey. The piece contrasts Rickey’s methods with Hornsby’s leadership style, noting Hornsby’s popularity among players and expectations he could improve team performance while prioritizing hits and personal leadership over institutional plans.
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Rogers Hornsby
New York
U. P
St. Louis Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Rickey
Hornsby
Jung
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Rogers
Rogera
Horpsby
George Washingt
Hig Country
Ynarktmis B
Cisonaic Acc
St. Louis
Bucky
Harris Possexues
Hornghy
Washington Senators
Harris
Onny
Buck Harris
Eck Pagent Obee
Bae
Jes Cobb
Geo
Ie Hi Walker
Erin
Es Sed at the end bout
Fragmentary OCR text provides unclear nouns and phrases making a coherent summary impossible. The readable bits do not reveal names places dates or events with sufficient certainty to form a factual newspaper item.
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Butinio
Boxing ties knot as Dempsey retirement looms
New York reports boxing manager Jack Kearns faces a drift of plans as Dempsey contemplates retirement. Harry Willis could become New York State heavyweight champion while Walker eyes a welterweight title shot and Leonard may return from retirement for a September bout.
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Davis
Walbh
Sy Sporta
New York
Dung
Jack Kearns
Jack
Dermosey
Harry Wills
New York State Athletic Commission
Kearns
Mickey Walker
Contirivstons
Jack Han
Walker
Harry Groh
Dave Shede
Henry
Leonard
Dempsey
Kowene
Bouts News Across Cities Highlight Quick Knockouts and Decisions
From New York to Denver boxing fans watched ten round decisions and knockouts. Sid Terris of New York defeated Johnny Dun dee by decision in a 16 round bout. Rene Doyos of Belgium also won by decision over Eddie Bitzel of New York in six rounds. Mickey Travis of New Haven fell to Harry Felix in a 10 round decision. In Erie Jimmy Jones of Youngstown beat Tommy Freeman in ten rounds, while Erle scored a fourth straight first round KO on George Kerson of McKeesport in two minutes. In Aurora Mike BallErino of New York drew ten rounds with Frankin Behaeffer of Chicago. Sar miento, the Filipino, defeated Pal Moore of Memphis in ten rounds. Archie Bel of New York beat Max Deiny, also Filipino, in ten rounds. Denver saw Taddy Gartin of Omaha decision Glen Milligan of Sioux City in three rounds.
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New York
Sid Terris
Johnny Dundee
Renee Doyos
Belgium
Eddie Bitzel
Harry Felix
Mickey Travis
New Haven
Erie
Jimmy Jones
Youngstown
Ohio
Tommy Freeman
New Orleans
Dréy
Johny Carey
Erle
George Kerston
McKeesport
Aurora
Mike
Ballerino
Frankin Behaeffer
Chicago
Ete Sarmiento
Pal Moore
Memphis
Archie Bel
New’ York
Fom
Max Deiny
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Washion
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Raymond Casey
Pacific Coast
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John Henmasey
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Glen Milligan
Sioux City
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