Boxers, boxing plans and boxing notes from New Haven to Hartford
The article describes upcoming boxing events and figures in New Haven and Hartford, listing named boxers such as Bill Brennan and Robby Josephs, plus Yale boxing plans with Ragan and Olympic contenders. It notes anticipated matches, venue details, and opinions on fight matchups and licensing in the region.
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Mide
Witl
Queen's College
Kingston
Canada
Yale Gymnasium
Cammodata
Hiani Ad
Ragan
Olympic
Eagan
G. B. Brawster
EB. Sehvette
P. Wood
Yeutle
Smith
Harvard
Princeton
Elis
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Martin
Tin
Heins
Bey
Alxty
France
Pershing
Marshal Foch
Viemeneemu
Prince
Eopard
Belgium
Bos
Racemaien Darinngs
Kdardittz
Grang
United States
Surherland
Mike Souver
New Britain
Vitler
Harbfora
Goniunis
Annie Oakley
Ievel
Loughtin-Cress
Brandives
Earl
Hartford Cammission
Hartford
Sinter
Volunteer Fireman Church Wins Suit Against New Haven Brokers
A jury found in favor of the Volunteer Fireman Church against the New Haven brokers, awarding $2,500 for stock loss and discharging $2,000 in remaining payments while upholding the S500 interest. The case, led by counsel Darrell Gregory, signals potential impact on similar contracts, with about $80,000 in related claims noted. The plaintiff, nearly 60, suffered extensive injuries earlier, including multiple fractures and burns.
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East Norwalk
Duvall
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Bonch Brokers
Shurch
American Tire Corporation
Cor Darrell
Supreme Court
Norwalk
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She Durrell
Collechon
Changes Urged in Auto Fee Bill Faces Heavy Opposition
State officials debate a proposed auto fee bill aimed at funding highway upkeep. Supporters argue heavy trucks strain roads and require higher charges, while opponents call for reforms and question the revenue impact. A Hartford hearing in March will gather comments from truck dealers statewide.
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Wigteripl Field
New York
Connacticu
Hartford
Azsumes
Sieger and De Foe Battle to Draw
In a hard fought bout, Sieger and De Foe end in a draw after judges disagree. The referee finally calls it even as both sides exchange blows from the opening bell. veteran and a ambitious challenger clash in a fast paced, crowd roaring encounter with sharp exploits from both fighters.
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Sieger
Brown Football Guard Leads Harvard Grapplers
Cambridge wrestlers finish with Fiske Brown as heavyweight champion. Wag elected captain of Crimson wrestling squad tonight.
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Harvard Grapplers
Cambridge
Continent front Payo Owed to federal control by change
Reports claim twelve day retention on incoming ships is ordered though officials deny. Dr Copeland and public health officers in Boston note that immigration officials will detain and examine passengers at New York for landing clearance. Public health surgeons supervise shipboard and island examinations to prevent contagious disease and vermin.
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United States
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Havana Racing Results First Race for three year olds and up
Racing results from Havana show purses of 700 and 200 with multiple entrants such as Grey Rump Pickens and Fira among others. Winners, payouts, and gate positions listed for several races including one mile events and a six furlong dash.
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Havana
Pive
Ever
Clergy Debate Social Views and Free Speech Risks
Clergy critics warn sympathy for the working class could threaten republican institutions. Professor William S of New York argues that radical social demands and calls for free speech may destabilize government and provoke revolutionary action. Debate covers Langworm bill, defense measures, and industrial protection amid fears of explosives and chemical weapon threats.
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New York
New York, Dec Revolutionary Social Sal
Semasonilie Educational
Wold
I. Stevenson
Wiene
Genevees
United States
Superion Experteres
Cos
Police Board to Restrict Carnivals in City Claim
The Police Board debated carnival permits and adopted a policy to bar gambling and objectionable shows while allowing approved acts by responsible organizations after investigation. Commissioners Primrose Calhoun were named to review records and streamline reporting, with superintendent Flanagan calling for tighter controls on daily sport submissions and paper waste.
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Ove Howe
Shite
Mahan
Roe Whit Worthy
Moministioner Weunenar
Alger
Arsitivzalians
Thes Chainet
Anderson
Presidentanles
Primrose and
Calhoun
Ihe
Catrona
Wineelf
Sts
PP. J. Flanagan
Bridgeport
Othe
Colone Ot Co
Bridgeport National
Connecticut National
Cooney
Robpenly
Tohn St. Regan
Temes English
Main
Coseress
Ellah
Wildard
Reguipsn
Socrat
Ipl
Leelee
Cleorge
Slahtoreh
CE Theo Ve Viele
Owas
O Callaghan Seeks Change of Status in Case Review
On official notice the case was described as closed for the department, while harmonization efforts aimed to unify varied interpretations of Vallaghan's status. The matter involves designations such as stowaway and political refugee amid broader refugee policy discussions.
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Malaghin
State Department
CP Vallaghan
Jabar
Weania
Dinells
Bond of Shelton Bank Treasurer under receiver action
Receiver seizes Shelton Bank treasurer as bond appeal rises to 150 006 dollars to cover deposits and cover the lender notes. The move aims to stabilize the bank’s finances by paying depositors and supporting mortgage notes while awaiting hearings on the stockholders’ protection suit and bank asset seizure.
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Conklin
Leimis
Roche
Revelver Paleuny
Ansonia
Derby
Seemour
Ib Haa
Coniessis
A. Petiviog
Ealsty Y
Democrats Fire Personal Attacks Over Wilson Expenditures
Lawmakers from both parties clash over alleged peace mission costs in Paris. Representatives Rogers Byrnes and BeWalt attack secrecy and expense items including 125000 for hotel damage and 121000 for hotel wages. Debate centers on President Wilson’s integrity and political attacks of the era.
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Aubert
Appa
Wes
Air
Rogers
Maris
Byrnes
South Carolina
BeWalt
Pacasslvania
Congress
McKiney
Chere
DeWwall
Defame
Kia
United States
Rey
Parky
Goodsvn de
Gand
Repeblijauna
Informaon
Ann
Good
Garrett
Tennessee
Mr. Good
Jennie Diskant 22 Died in Stratford Bridgeport funeral
Jennie Diskant aged 22 died Tuesday February 15 1921. Friends invited to funeral from her mother’s home 760 Surf avenue Stratford Thursday February 17 at 10 15 A.M. from St John’s Church Brooks Street Bridgeport and interment at St Michael’s Cemetery.
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Jennie Diskant
Surf Avenue
Stratford
St John's New
Brooksstreet
Bridgeport
St. Michast's
Harding to Propose Foreign Debt Plan Amid Quiet Talks
Fragmented remarks describe Harding outlining a foreign debt plan and diplomacy at a peace conference. The article references Wilson era discussions, allied indebtedness, and a skeptical stance on cancellation, with stray sports and boxing notes toward the end.
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Harding
Trolleys Faced by Unfair Tactics and Public Utility Bonds
Disjointed notes describe trolley operators facing unfair tactics, include a certificate of public necessity, and mention penalties for law violations. References to bonds, emergency appropriations of 186,004, and relief funds are noted. Middlesex caucus date set for Feb 23 to nominate a county commissioner. Milford river bridge projects and county shares cited with a 290,900 borrowing plan.
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Vehs
Wewyid
Butterworth
New Haven
American Legion
Middlesex
Milford
McWilliams Blue Line Buys Connecticut Coal Carrier Fleet
The James McWilliams Blue Line Transportation Company of New York purchases the Connecticut Transportation Company fleet of coal carriers. The purchase includes one large tug costing 100,906 dollars and seventeen barges valued at about half a million. The Connecticut line previously operated the water carriage for A. H. Powell Coal Company.
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Connectics Transportation Company
James McWilliams Blue Line Transportation Company
New York
Connecticut Transpert
A Isa
A. H. Powell Coal Company
Talks on Newspaper Advertising and Distribution Power
The article argues that newspapers, not just magazines, drive consumer demand and retail orders. It explains the distributor role of jobbers, the necessity of creating mass consumer demand through newspaper advertising, and cites magazine ad spend to show newspapers reach broad audiences, urging manufacturers to invest in newspaper space to sell to the public.
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