Washington Cop Picks to Win Dempsey Title in Odd Tale
July 18 report from Washington describes a sensational claim about a local police officer named Darneille, described as a formidable wrestler with extraordinary reach and muscle, set to challenge champion Jack Dempsey for the world title. The piece portrays community excitement, praise from promoter figures, and clashes with local authorities over Darneille’s alleged assault charges.
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Bridgeport Golfers Enter Greenwich Meat Qualifier
Bridgeport golfers will enter the state golf tournament qualifying rounds beginning Wednesday at Greenwich. Notable entrants include Whee, Parke Moyhene Horace, Bert Bartram, Dr. Weedon, Dr. Peters, Arthur Wrey, Gregory Ryan, Fred Mills, and Captain Charles M. Groves leading a five-man team Constella. Entries from all clubs are expected to exceed previous totals as many members may compete in multiple days.
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W. Anderson
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Hor. Lockhart
Charles M. Groves
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Nath- Ruel Wheeler
Parker Sealey
Wheeler and Baldwin Set for Brooklawn Final Showdown
Nathaniel Wheeler and A M Baldwin will meet in the Brooklawn club golf final after Wheeler advanced from 3 up in a semifinal and Baldwin defeated T T Ellis 4 and 3. The final is scheduled for July 53. Mingsbury won the one hole handicap event with Srere of 1106 20 80.
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A. M. Baldwin
Brooklawn Club
Fragmented War Relic Trumpet and Education Congress Note
The report mentions a battered Civil War trumpet linked to Wainwright and a tragedy at Houston, with the instrument as a war relic preserved for a century. It also covers an international education committee recommending a congress under the National Education Association to foster universal education and peace, led by August Thomas from Maine.
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Textbooks Mislead About Other Lands Say Education Heads
In Moenes Sioux July 14 a National Education Association session heard that illiterates and foreigners must not be exempt from schooling even if literacy is eradicated. J M Goyin of New Orleans urged constant education and a continuous survey to show the community what is needed. He pressed high standards for teachers and clergymen to foster American citizenship and warned foreigners should not teach un-American ideas in any setting. Schools should operate full time in all areas to build civic virtue.
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Sambon Garibaldi Volunteer Dies After Selling Hot Water
Jules Sambon aged 34 a Garibaldi Volunteer dies in London after serving in battles and owning a notable coin book and ancient manuscripts. He married Laura Day a Dickens relative. In Hull England miners strike causes coal and hot water shortages. National Kitchen sold hot water at half penny a bucket to aid workers amid ice shortages and coal crunch.
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Immigration quotas shrink June arrivals under 1922 law
Immigrants from Germany will fall about 5,990 short of June entry permits under the station restriction law. Russia will use 2,009 of its quota. Shortages are listed for Austria 299 Finland 199 Norway 700 and Sweden 1,199. June shortages cannot be carried over to the next fiscal year beginning July 1.
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Russia
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New Soldier Insurance Rule Reinstatement Granted
New Treasury rulings liberalize war risk term insurance reinstatement and allow discharge status to be converted to government reinsurance at any time before January 1, 1922. The changes emphasize farmer servicemen and supersede a prior rule restricting reinstatement timing.
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Bureau of War Risk
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President Mayflower Cruise Message From Washington
Washington July 14. The Mayflower with the President and Mrs Harding plus a party left Washington for a Potomac and Chesapeake Bay cruise. They sent a radio message reporting the ship under way from Point Lookout at 32 minutes past noon for the Chesapeake Bay leg of the voyage.
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Man in St Vincent's Hospital after failed self harm attempt
Charles Polank, 43, a boarder at 214 Osborne Street, shot himself in the chest while writing to relatives in Hungary. He is in a critical condition at St. Vincent's Hospital after residents and a 7-year-old tenant's daughter raised an alarm and police were called.
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Michael Kansis
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Mary
Walsh
Pooh Plans Long U.S Tour
Pooh plans a broad U.S. tour with dates in October and November. Merehal Foch will visit major cities including Kansas City and Washington for ceremonies. The trip aims to cover much of the country starting in October with stops in San Francisco mid October.
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Atercan Legion
Keneas City
Washington
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Francisco
Kansan
Speaker Predicts Rays Caldwell Comeback With Indians
Tris Speaker believes Ray Caldwell can regain form for Cleveland after waiver pickups and recent pitching struggles with the Browns and Red Sox. The veteran manager bets on Caldwell to reclaim his spitball-era velocity, aiming to spark a pennant run alongside Allan Sothoron and other veterans.
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Chicago
Rome makes strong protest against taxis
Rome July 16 taxis invade the city as motor cabs replace horse drawn carriages long the central avenues. Despite initial welcome Romans oppose giving firewater licenses to cabs, and drivers warn of resistance as 8,090 cabmen and livery workers contest new motor vehicles in streets still dominated by horse drawn coaches.
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Boxing and Tennis Close Kin in Training Routines
Boxing star Dempsey explains how tennis aids boxing footwork and timing during training. He notes cross sport practice sharpens movement, anticipation, and opening selection, comparing slips in a ring to slips on a court and citing past greats like Corbett and Britt as examples of tennis mastery enhancing fight performance.
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Dean Snyder
Strange
Benny Leonard
Battling Levinski
Preddieé “Welsh
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Ts Cenais
James J. Corbett
Jimmy Brittninghie
Olji Timies
Massersby
Stefansson Linked Arctic Venture Formed for Slope Survey
An Arctic expedition directed by Vilhjal met Stefansson, Canadian north explorer, as incorporation of the Stefans Arctic Exploration and Development Company was announced. The firm plans a capital of 10090 and a suitable vessel has been located for the voyage in the north.
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Vilhjal
Stefansson
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aArctic Exploration and Development Company
Hutchinson Wins Open Trophy in England Return
New York July 1 Jock Hutchinson returns with the Open golf trophy from England aboard the Carmania with the American team. He declares it a homecoming as the silver cup is inspected by admirers aboard the liner. The trophy, nearly five feet high, is toasted with champagne by the American contingent and supporters aboard during the Atlantic crossing.
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England
New York
Jock Hutchison
Carmania
Salle Orany
Gottere
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Donts to Preserve the Faithful Horse in Chicago
A Chicago Anti-Cruelty Society secretary shares practical donts for horse care amid hot weather. He urges against speeding, heavy loads, forcing horses to stand in sun, overusing hats, and overworking while standing. He recommends shady rest, small water sips, and gentle cooling methods to protect horses today.
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Chicago
Unleaze
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Ohio cabinet takes office as reorganized state government begins
Ohio’s reorganized state government took effect last week with Gov. Harry B. Davis naming eight department directors to form a cabinet. More than 27 departments and bureaus were merged under the eight directors including Waite in Cleveland, MacAyens in Akron, F. Columbus, H. Phipps in Paulding, Tetlow, and Taber Barnsville among others.
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Harry B. Davis
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Ploy E. Waite
Cleveland
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How. S. MacAyens
Akron
Brblia Welfare
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