Carpentier and Dempsey Bout Not Cancelled Despite Claims
Report from New York states the November 5 1920 boxing contract between Carpentier and Dempsey remains in effect with no terms violated. Bonds were issued for promoters and principals. the American Surety Company faced details over bonds and payments for Wes Rickard minters and Guamiate company issues.
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York
Dempsey
Carpentier
Aga Rest
Ward
Chis Vily Hac
Wes Rickard
Minter Stites and
Guamiate Company
Iimore
William AL Tieds
Charles Jr. Corhran
Brndo
Dempsey Sued Over Movie Plan Share in Damages Case
In Batavia New York Frank P Spellman, a former showman, sues Jack Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns for about 200000 claiming he introduced Dempsey to motion pictures and is owed a share of profits and 9000 for personal services. Both suits scheduled for trial at the January Supreme Court term.
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Batavia
Dan
Dameares
Jack Pompney
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Genesee County
Frank P Spellman
Speilman
Supreme Court
Mrs Carrie Catt Settles Leslie Estate Dispute
New York, January 19. Mrs Carrie Chayman Catt who inherited Mrs Frank Leslie’s two million dollar estate reached settlements with two heirs to end a will contest. The referee’s report noted Leslie’s nieces, entitled to income from a fund, received 160000 and a second potential contestant was paid 100000. Executors’ fees and other charges were challenged as excessive though not upheld.
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New York
Carerie Chayman Catt
Frank Leslies
Referse
Leakie
Catt
Min Wate
Turbulent House Scene as Members Vote 435 Cap for Ten Years
Washington January 19 The House approved a reapportionment bill after hours of dispute limiting its membership for ten years to 435. Debate centered on the 435 maximum as amendments to reduce or raise seats were rejected amid procedural wrangling and protests from both sides. The vote followed lengthy parliamentary maneuvering and opposed moves to reset districts.
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Congress
House
TSS Wes
Ita
Fort Iamalis
Alfheaulis
Barbour
California
Menber
Census Committee
Massachusetts
Kle
Graes Ue
Langworth
DHE Uy Moe
Barean
House Votes Favorably on New Members Bill Except Merritt
The Connecticut House approved the amendment broadening representation to 486 members, with Schuyler Merritt absent. Most Connecticut members voted yes as California gain and Missouri loss shaped new apportionment stakes, altering numbers for Michigan Ohio New Jersey and others.
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Iki I. Manning
Washington
Jun Li
Lia Gongrosminoa
Congressional
House
Schuyler Merritt
Abegent
Connecticut
California
Michigan
Ohio
New Jersey
South Carolina
Texas
Missouri
Indiana
Kansas
Keating Linuisiana
Maine
Vermont
Whitman Unearths Large Graft Plot In New York City
Governor Whitman announced a wide graft scheme in New York City involving protection payments to corrupt officials and police. He presented evidence to the grand jury seeking indictments against Captain Pares Dubois, Captain Will Ay Briley, and Lt. Chart Becker as further proofs tie to police department affairs are reviewed.
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Whitman
New York City
New York
Dubois Jwan
Meo
Whiliad
Will Ay Briley
Xdimilar Charms
Whitman Guta
Chart Becker
Tereman Rosenthil
Farrell Fainted on Trail During Inquiry Says Hinton
New York January report details two balloonists surviving four days in frozen Canadian wilderness after balloon voyage. Lieutenant Walter Hinton testifies that Carter Farrell fainted from exhaustion after making 16 marks. the inquiry explores whether Farrell’s condition affected the crew’s decisions and duties during the perilous expedition.
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Farrell
Hinton
New York
Naval
Walter Hinton
Morris
Carrell
Tinton
Viseblling
Lakin
Carrel
Copper Co Head Freezes to Death on Alaskan Trail
An Alaska trail tragedy reports a Copper Company leader freezing to death after a perilous trek. The incident details a wounded, disoriented company head struggling through cold, with lost bearings and uncertain route toward safety. Local authorities and observers note harsh conditions and the peril faced by travelers in remote sections.
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Copper Co
Belgian Labor Votes for Drastic Sunday Blue Laws
A Belgian labor party approves sweeping Sunday restrictions forbidding most commerce from early morning to late afternoon, with exceptions for designated activities. The measure aims to curb business during the day of rest, prompting reaction from workers and merchants alike.
Harding Delays Decision on One Mind Cabinet Changes
President Harding postpones action on forming a one mind cabinet as he reevaluates plans and consulted aides. The delay prolongs uncertainty over leadership arrangements and policy direction.
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Harding
Hoover urges disarmament to save world and invest abroad
President elect urges disarmament and full time employment for farmers and workers. Hoover calls for investing surplus abroad to aid Europe and sustain U.S. prosperity, while outlining cabinet planning and economic strategies. Two robbers held up a Taitk store, stealing $7,000 in currency and $12,000 in Liberty bonds.
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Uiraughou
Usaacielon
New York
United States
Europe
Air Hoover
Hovaton
Mex
Uliberty
Labor Secretary Admits State Department Can Act on Passports
A formal statement from Labor Secretary Wilson to the Immigration Bureau Chief acknowledges jurisdiction of the State Department in cases of aliens arriving without a passport. The note, datelined Washington, outlines the department's authority and cites ongoing policy discussions and potential enforcement actions.
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State Department
Wilson
Davis
White House
Washington
Shute Department
Department of Labor
Immigration Bureau
Ambush gun violence and arrests ripple through Ireland
Reports from Dublin Longford Kilbre Kilcarville detail ambushes on Tuesday evening. Civilians among patrolling groups wounded. three attackers and several soldiers injured. Arrests include local party members and a TD from Longford.
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Lalli Castle
Longford
Gallyhounds County
le Charleville
Cine
Kilbre
Harms Collis
Cape
Anata Taney
Nennah
Donoph McCuinnesa
Sina Mehr Menhar
Linngford
District attorney accuses ex-prisoner in police shooting case
In an annual report, Attorney General Weston Allen asserts Nathan A. Putte of Middlesex improperly conspired with an escaped inmate, a former prisoner serving for a police shooting death, to influence state prison operations. The document details alleged connections and improper conduct surrounding the case.
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Tan
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Nathan A. ‘Putte
Middlesex Ceonnig
Imiproop
Taft State
Werman
A. Barney
Con Vel
Bern Loy
Weston Allen
Broad St Extension Project Killed At Aldermen Meeting
Milford police report a disruptive incident at a local dormitory where a 19 year old student fired a pistol toward a fellow student, but was stopped by others before a second shot. The teen Wyatt faced charges including burglary and assault with a deadly weapon. his weapon and other claimed items were found in his dorm room. The incident prompted police caution and a partial campus review as editors note ongoing proceedings.
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Thomad Wyatt
The
Colored Baptist
Milford
Willy
John Stockford
New York
Watt
Wyatt
Paw Kling
Jerawford
Heckford
Fred
Rackford
Cnet
Young Wyatt
Uwwo
Yale
Twa Uli Ty
Orange Decides on City Government Change After Devastating Fires
At a large meeting attended by about 1000 residents, Orange voters approved changing from a town form with a board of selectmen to a commission-style government including a mayor and city manager. Three fires, including a foundry and metal works plant, caused estimated losses near 1.4 million dollars. Firefighters suffered injuries. investigations focus on arson as multiple blazes struck the area.
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Dun
Grange
Bnversul Amusement Vonieing
Stapplechase John
Bridgeport
Hudge Martin
Irae
Wucester
Maas
Dan
Phe
Rob Power Company
Copa i Losn
Avery
Uber Avery Sal
Soule Mutual
Moe Atreet
Frank E Blakeman Named Judge of Stratford Court
Frank E Blakeman was named interim judge of Stratford Court with George Hatennoy as deputy. The appointment, presented to the legislature, faced opposition from members of both parties. The House and Senate debated pension and appointment rules, with votes blocking confirmation and no immediate legislative action expected this week.
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Frank E. Blakeman
Stratford Court
Stratford
George Hatennoy
Fide Mlakeman
Lider
Wetyitig
Shatford
Wader
House
Senate
Hody Louse
Benare
Weather Report From Yesterday and Forecast For Today
Weather note reports milder conditions yesterday and possible rain or snow today. Temperatures near twenty degrees at peak with afternoon highs around twenty two. Forecast calls for rain or snow later with unsettled conditions continuing.
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Emne
Mendes
Wuedday
Mayor's Faction Fails to Extend Broad Street Bond Plan
A late night Common Council vote defeated the Broad Street extension and the $203000 refunding bonds. Mayor backed by pro-extension allies faced opposition from anti extensionists led by Alderman Brow. Debate cited competing public works and road conditions while vetoes and adjournment attempts shaped the session.
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Common Council
R. Arthur Brow
Algermanic
Board of Alders
Ali
Honda
Paye Meing
Ad Rat
Reiteran
Washington Avenue
Seat Aide
Brow Atreet
Linford
Blackhim
D'Sia
Renedy
Jon Stete
Barnum
Stratton
Tle
Price
Tyans
Untermyer Urges Expanded Powers for Bank Probe
New York read like a bustling debate as Samuel Untermyer called for greater authority for a legislative committee to probe banks and insurance firms tied to the housing question. He warned against sweeping upheaval while opponents pressed for a comprehensive inquiry, fearing long delays in settling financial issues. (Continued on Page Two.)
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Dani
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York
Siagnnel Unternye
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Hear-T
Senate Finance Assembly
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Cance
Clayton
Luak
Renate Majorar
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