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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1924

Page

2

All Nations Heavy Hitting In Fourth Defeats Giants

Promoter Tex Rickard announced Luis Firpo has accepted final terms for a fifteen round bout with Harry Wills on a percentage basis in late August. Likely venue is Rickard arena at Boyle's Thirty Acres in Jersey City as per plans announced after the Democratic convention.

New York Luis Angel Virpo Harry Wills Tex Rickard Firpo Rickard Boyle Thirty Acres Jersey City

See Larson and See Longer Screen Doors

B. R. Wasson Co offers See Larson and See Longer screen doors. tf

Larson B. R. Wasson Co Bereen Wasson

Stellar boxing card at Griswold this Thursday evening

Griswold Ia June 24 special to News Telegraph another feature boxing show is planned for Theta night by the Joyal Legion post Dec Cooper Eliott pugilist and Ted Jameson St Joseph Mo battler will mix for 8 rounds in the main event Several good preliminaries also arranged Boxing cards sponsored by the Legion in past weeks drew record crowds

Local horse to start at race meet in Oskaloosa

Local horseman L. S. Jakhnston brings bay trader Rex Marl to Oskaloosa for July race meet under American Legion auspices. Rex Marl competes in the 2:18 trot with other events including 2:24 2:12 2:18 pace and 2:11 paved trotting. Johnstons also enter Golden Seal and Rex Earl. Happy plans to race Rex in Omaha late July then pursue state fall circuit.

L. S Jakhnston Rex Marl Oskaloosa American Legion Johnstons Rex Earl Happy Rex Omaha

Sharkey Defeats Johnson in Ten Rounds in Boston

Roxbury heavyweight Jack Sharkey earned a decision over Floyd Johnson in a ten round bout here. Sharkey weighed 181 pounds, knocked Johnson down in round two and twice in round four with hard rights to the jaw. Mickey Walker was restored to good standing by the New York athletic commission and is expected to meet Dave Shade after a possible bout with Benny Leonard later this year.

Boston Jack Sharkey Roxbury Floyd Johnson Town Sharkey Johnson Mickey Walker New York State Athletic Commission Dave Shade Benny Leonard Boyles Thirty Acres Jer- Rey Susoto Pecopniges Shades

Rock Island Rail Schedule and Dog License Notice

Rail timetable shows westbound No 261 local at 7 50 p m and eastbound No 8 Flyer at 9 30 p m. Various trains listed with local and flyer designations. Also a notice to dog owners warns that unlicensed dogs found running at large after July first will be disposed of and licenses are due to the city marshal.

Iowa City United States Forercement Arsenal Rock Island Ill

International Soccer Thriller At Olympic Games

FRANK GETTY reports on Olympic soccer showing Uruguay, Switzerland, Sweden and Holland as finalists. The piece notes diverse styles and the simple game’s global appeal, with Uruguay winning, Switzerland second, Sweden third, and Holland fourth.

Uruguay Switzerland Sweden Holland Colombes Stadium Europe

IOWA AT A GLANCE WATERLOO ENCAMPMENT OPENS

The 18th annual United Spanish War Veterans encampment opens in Waterloo with delegates from across the state. Speakers include Albert D. Alcorn, Rose Entenza, Senator Smith W. Brookhart, and Bert L. Halligan. Local events guide attendees through the encampment period.

Waterbloo United Spanish War Veterans of Iowa Albert D. Alcorn Coatainer National United “Spahis Rose Entenza San Francisco Smith W. Brookhart Bert L. Halligan American Legion Waterloo John Boeller

Mystery Bride Violet Snyder Found Dead in River

Mrs Violet Worley Snyder of South Richmond Virginia was found dead in the river with a crushed head. Police seek her husband suspected bigamy he allegedly married the slain woman three months earlier. Wife No 1 Eva Snyder of Richmond Michigan? is named in the investigation.

Violet. Worley Snyder South Richmond Mia Eva Snyder Richmond

Mighty Left Hand Scares Morrie Schlaifer Ahead of Herman Bout

Morrie Schlaifer fears Tillie Kid Herman’s left after seeing his speed and power in Omaha training. Herman, aMexican welterweight, has defeated Joe Gans and Trambitas and wowed sparring partners at the Business Men’s Gym. Prelims feature Reddy Blanchard vs Hudkins, with Liston and Al Ryan drawing crowd interest for the Omaha card.

Morrie Schlaifer Tillie Kid Herman Omaha City Auditorium Schlaifer Elance Morrie Dave Shade Mortie Herman Watson Schluifer Leo Business Men’s Panama Joe Gans Alex Trambitas Jack.Schoendorf Jack Malone St. Paul Bert Colima Tiger Johnny Cline Reddy Blanchard Ace Hudkins Sioux City Hudkins Omahin Sailor Liston-Al-Ryan

Passenger men grant special rates to resort Clear Lake

Sixteen passenger agents from various railroads met at Clear Lake for a Commercial club conference on tourist rates to the Iowa summer resort. Round trip fares to Clear Lake are being standardized, with plans to extend universal rates. Agents toured the lake by speed boat and car before a fish dinner and business discussions.

Clear Lake Iowa

Local notices and social updates from Lewis dated June 24

C Gibson and James Moon with families headed to the Lakes for several days. Mrs. Guy Fish visiting relatives. Rebekahs plan a District Convention this afternoon and evening. L W Griffin's seven week old daughter ill. Warmon Burkhalter families enjoyed Sunnyside Park picnic. Advertisement urges readers to register for prizes in an appliances giveaway by Nichola & King Country Club. Dinner set for June 26 at 6 30 pm with reservations due by Wednesday 6 pm.

Lewis News-Telegraph Gibson James Moon Lakes Guy Fish Rebekahs L. W. Griffin C. FY. Warmon Roy Burkhalter Sunnyside Park C. G. Walener

Origin of Sewing Cotton in Egyptian Long Staple

A historical note states that sewing cotton used in American homes is made from long staple Egyptian cotton. It claims no U S grown cotton has been found suitable for spinning finer thread sizes, which have the greatest demand.

United States

Omaha golfers in Trans Mississippi con test at St Joseph Mo

Omaha golfers entered in the Trans Mississippi tournament at St Joseph Mo must score well today as match play begins. Sam Reynolds former Trans Mississippi champion shot 79 in the opening half of qualifying, while John W Redick Nebraska state champion posted 81. J W Hughes carded 74 and J D Thomas 81.

ST. Joseph Omaha Nebraska City Sam Reynolds John W. Redick Nebraska J. W. Hughes J. D. Thomas

Sisler Protest Over Sus Pension of Players Chicago

George Sisler, manager of the Luis Amer ican team, and two players were suspended after an altercation with umpire Howard Holmes. Holmes was showered with a bottle thrown by fans in St. Louis. Sisler telegraphed a protest to American League President Ban Johnson, denying the action barring him, catcher Pat Collins, and coach Jimmy Austin.

Chicago George Sis 1Ager Luis Americai Howard Holmes St. Louis Banohnsen American League Sisler Pat Collins Jimmy Austin

Giants Fall To Jeck's All Nations In Lopsided Tilt

Jeck's All Nations drilled Cockshoot's Giants 11 to 4 after a 4-4 tie in the third. Seven runs in the final frame capped the win as Thorn and Perryman held the mound and battered Giants with 11 hits. Coleman and Lang led the Giants with multiple hits while Thorn fanned seven. Tomorrow night Linea' Calts hosts the Railroaders in a local clash.

Jeck All Nations Cockshoot Giants Thorn Railroaders Coleman Mansen C i Cockshoat Lang Spence Weber

Senators Beat Yanks to Tighten AL Flag Race

The Washington Senators won two games against the New York Yanks yesterday, shoving Detroit into first in the American League. The three leaders Detroit New York Washington are close, setting up a spirited flag chase for the season.

New York Yanks Washington Senators Detroit New Yorkington

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