Bogash Not Welter But Barney Doherty Wears Jockey Cap
New York boxing writers debate Bogash as welterweight contender and possible Britton rematch weighing concerns. Morgan cites Bogash’s recent New Haven bout and manager Joe Smith notes avoidance of Fitzsimmons. Dan Morgan doubts a Britton match while Bogash risks title chances if under or over weight. Hartford report covers Barney Doherty skating in a red and white jockey cap at a Yuletide game, cap once worn by Manny Maher.
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Ex-Premier’s Son Weds in France
Sophomore Venizelos, son of the former Greek prime minister, married Mademoiselle Katelin Zervouda in Nice France on Dx 27. The ceremony united two acclaimed families amid celebratory events along the Côte d Azur.
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France
Sophoclos Venizelos
Grees
Mademoiselle Katelin Zervoudahi
Russian author dead in Mice France obituary
Mice France December 2 Madame Marie Bashkimself mother of the late Russian artist and author Maritstantinoxva Bash kirtsef died here today at age eighty seven.
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Providence Wins Polo Game at New Bedford
Providence defeats New Bedford in a high scoring polo match with Lyons making decisive stops for Conley. Williams, Kehoe, Duggan, Thompson, and Wiley contribute as Providence executes strong defense and attack leading to a notable victory at New Bedford.
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Shoond Priruiod
Providence Thompson
Providence Kehoe
Providanea
Editorial Writer on Evening Telegram Dies
New York December 20 James PL MacGarthy age 48 editorial writer for the Evening Telegram died after an operation at Post-Graduate hospital. Born in Worcester Massachusetts he lived in Hartsdale and moved to journalism nearly twenty years ago joining the Herald for eighteen years before transferring to the Telegram. He authored The Nemspaper used in journalism textbooks and The Rise of Dennis Hath nought which attracted attention locally and abroad.
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Rusk Veg
Oon
Post-Gradume
Hartsdale
Wereeater
Masa
Tneety
Star of the Herald
Telegram
Dennis Hathnought
Clinton Beats Downes In Six Round Lightweight Bout
Boston December 27 John Clinton New York lightweight stops Johnny Downes of Cleveland in the sixth round after a tough battle. Downes was knocked out but had absorbed heavy punishment as the referee halted the contest scheduled for ten rounds.
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John Clinton
New York
Johnny Downes
Cleveland
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Downes
Eminent Domain Debate Splits Views On Railroads
Speakers at the American Economic Association meeting argued over eminent domain against railroads. Professor Frank H. Dixon warned against federal overreach and potential paternalism as Congress contemplates regulating railroads, fearing centralized control could fragment the nation into regions with single corporations overseeing critical equipment and terminals.
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Fugitive Broker Etheridge Arrested in Indianapolis Flight to England
Portland dispatch notes fugitive ex-president for Morris Brothers, listed as a broker and ex-convict with two New Jersey prison terms, arrested late today in Minneapolis after being taken from a vehicle. He allegedly planned to sail to England. District attorney says Etheridge's accounts for Morris Brothers and Mrs Etheridge show overdrawn totals of $29,000 and $25,000 respectively.
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Tytheridge
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Etheridge
Bridgeport Auto Dealers to Run Own Auto Show
Bridgeport auto dealers plan a six day motor show at the state armory from February 7 to 12. The event is organized by the Bridgeport Automobile Association Inc with many local dealers and brands represented in elaborate displays.
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Genstat Mydtor
Servier and
Treck Com
Hare's Motor Connecticut
M. Jennings Company
the & Jones Aulo Company
Waight Motor Sales Company
Mack Motor Company
Irving Mansell Company
Mattie-Nagh Company
F. J. Mills
Overland-McCracken Compan
Pawlett and Company
the Eck and Lines Company
Standard Moto Corporation
Cowles Tetman
Tru State Motor Sales Company
George &. Wuestefeld Compan
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Chandler
Paige
Anderson
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Essex
Ree
Obama
Liley & W. Knight
Brigooe
Xaxh
Cole
Wilysdright
Marmon
Chevrolet
Maxwell
French Deputies Move to Regulate Oil Companies
French deputies introduced a bill requiring oil companies operating in colonies and protectorates to base offices in French territory and disclose transactions. Two thirds of company shares and key directors must be French citizens or revisions, with a grace period before potential sequestration for noncompliance. War plans may trigger additional restrictions.
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Chamber of Voprties
Eaner
Iiews
France
Tamaly
al Planca
No Action Taken On British Denial Of Cable Claims
Washington Dec 21 Indi cations were in evidence at the state department that the American government sought to turn the British denial into an incident. The British embassy had told Senate committee Chairman Kellogg that censorship on cables to the United States did not occur. First secretary Leslie Craig signed the denial and discussed it with Assistant Secretary Merie-Smith. Sir Auckland Geddes plans an explanation once he recovers from illness.
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German Minister Says Crisis Nears Over Treaty
Dr Walter Simmons German forest minister warns in a Frankfurter Zeitung appeal that Germanys foreign position worsens as the treaty takes effect He says not a week passes without clashes with former opponents and cites incidents between German and American ambassadors in Paris He hopes Brussels and Geneva talks may enable settlement of German war debts and wonders if the new US president will pursue peace with Germany
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Walter Simmons
Ariel
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Toteramla
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Germany
New York Harbor Boatmen Strike Call Shocks Ports
The New York Harbor Boatmen's Union voted tonight to reject the new 1921 working agreement, affecting 2,200 men and triggering a strike set for January 1. A parallel move by the Masters, Mates and Pilots union, with 2,900 members, announced plans to form in the harbor trades.
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Sutike
Arthur Olsen
Bishop Kempe Leaves for Europe After Farewell Ball
Monsignor Kempe departs for Europe to study conditions for American nuns and aid war relief. The Ball at St. Clement's Church gathered many friends who sent him off with prayers and gifts for Catholic relief efforts and better Atlantic ties.
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Irish Sympathizers Split Over Recognition Society Rift
In Bridgeport a crisis looms as Irish Freedom followers debate whether the Friends branch should continue separately or merge with the American Recognition of Irish Independence. A meeting of the Thom as Francis Maagher friend s is set for this evening at the Hibernian club to decide the course. Members are urged to attend.
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Wallace Named as Harding Cabinet Candidate
Henry C. Wallace of Iowa, publisher of Wallaces Farmer, is tentatively chosen for secretary of agriculture in the Harding administration. The selection aims to attract farm work support, with Capper influential in the process. details and plans were discussed as Hoover progresses as a potential cabinet member.
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Herbert Hoover
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Attendance Restrictions Planned for Nott Murder Trial
A plan to limit spectator attendance at the murder trial of Mrs. Ethel H. Not Elwood B Wade and John Johnson for George B. Nott's death last August was announced in Superior Court. Sheriff Simson Pease will enforce capacity limits, close doors once full, and clear corridors to avoid disruption. A panel of 31 jurors was summoned for selection, with Judge William J. Comley Jr and Attorney Frederick E. Morgan leading the defense and Abel Gedaldin Johnston representing the defense. The case concerns the murder of George E. Nott on Judson Avenue and the subsequent disposal of his body.
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John Ts Johnson
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George Fi. Hinman
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Ulin
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Frederick E. Morgan
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France Sets Plan to Sell Merchant Fleet After War
Paris reports the government will liquidate the merchant fleet acquired during the war to support transport needs. A liquidation group will oversee the sale with French buyers favored for certain ships and others sold abroad with government sanction. The sale must be completed by June 30, 1925.
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jJouger
Wwerchiat Marine Wil
Bandit Boys Warned By Kansas Pastor
In a Kansas City church, the Rev. CM Aked warned his congregation that some boys may grow up to become real bandits. He stated the first Congressional are to blame for their trouble, reflecting on benighted youth and social pressures.
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