Dundee Wins Title as Criqui Fades in Gripping 15 Round Fight
At the Polo Grounds Johnny Dundee defeated Eugene Criqui in a volatile 15 round bout to claim the featherweight world title for the United States. The Irish-Italian veteran fought hard from start to finish, delivering a series of punishing exchanges that left Criqui unable to mount a lasting defense. The crowd erupted as Dundee secured a decisive victory, with Criqui battling to the final bell but unable to overturn the deficit.
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Polo Grounds
Lex York
Associated Press
Hyo Montis
United States
Johnny Dundee
Eugene Criq Gallant
Inveterate Golfer Seeks Divorce in Common Pleas
A prominent golfer, Jody Juls V. Hurd, seeks divorce from Dorothy Gama in Common Pleas court. The case alleges marital strain due to Hurd's outdoor golf life, claiming the unfulfilling union and intent to end the relationship while prioritizing golf over domestic duties.
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Vitvseurgh
Jody
Juls V. Hurd
Oles
Dorothy
Gama
United States
Briain
Cenina
Ted
Common Pleas Court
Tivic
Cermin
Itu
Ward Indicted Again Amid Court Plea And Amid Mystery
Plains New York July 4 Ward son of a baker was indicted for a second time in a murder linked to the shooting of Clarene Rawk. He appeared in court and pleaded guilty to a defense plea, requesting a speedy trial and bail. A deputy sheriff and judge ordered further proceedings as the case moves toward next sessions. The scene included prosecutors and Governor involvement in a high profile, tense courtroom setting.
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Nike Plains
Ward
Whitthy Baker
Havesalter
Kensico
Nes
Qeus Hela
Tulad
Ss Ofire
Sherman
Cil
Wrener
N. Milia
Wwe
Special Prize List Grows As Ad Contest Progresses
The article reports ongoing ad contest results with a growing prize list. Judges pick entries today as Julie Schwarte and Ady Judged lead a pool of competitors. Additional contestants from various cities advance, with emphasis on standout campaigns and emerging creatives.
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Julies Schwarte
Cate
Taehan
Blages
Oxeipe
Seized liquor and 500 gallons found in truck investigation
Agents halted a Westport bound truck at Lighthouse Point yesterday, uncovering 500 gallons of alcohol and multiple wines and spirits. Two prisoners, held on bail, faced hearings in Bridgeport as police investigated the contents and possible employer links.
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Bethany Cgutl- Jieh
Plave
Louis Epstein
Mraghlyn
Ln Weatpore
Lighthouse
Howard 1
Doolmnant Keder
Antbony Ad. Manion and
Local Station Upgrade Plans Stir Community Debate
Materials arrive to begin changes at the local station as extensive depot improvements are proposed by the Chamber of Commerce. The note outlines planned track work, road access, and safety upgrades with dates and costs pending review, amid community questions over impact and funding.
Taxi Drivers Charged as Shooting Craps Allegation Surfaces
The report alleges taxi drivers involved in a shooting craps incident during a gathering at an unidentified location. Authorities name several individuals and provide partial details about arrests and ongoing investigations without clear charges.
Wilson warns reform needed to save civilization from ruin
Boston July 2. Former President Woodrow Wilson argues in the Atlantic Monthly that civilization cannot endure materially without spiritual redemption. He criticizes modern unrest, critiques capitalism, and links the malevolent pull of revolution to spiritual decay, urging reform to avert societal collapse.
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Boston
Associated Press
Woodrow Wilson
Publiy
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Newbieme
Sire Ant
Ory
Llard
Iintaieaine
Wreck Mine
Foomeider
Fiat
Tage
Wilts College
Fie Peters Dyath
Poa Voles
Tammany Hall Linder
Peace plan stance by president rejects force in unity move
The president declares no good can come from forcing areas into a common flag and urges cooperation with Canada and the United States to pursue peaceful paths. His remarks stress bilateral friendship and avoid imperial ambitions, framing a vision of collaborative regional harmony.
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I. Cay
Crobia
United States
Canady
Paige States
Reine Tnt
Mark currency near useless new money needed
Berlin finance writers warn the mark is collapsing as government efforts to peg exchange fail. With the frontier reopened between the Ruhr and the rest of Germany, payment difficulties grow and calls for a temporary, tangible interim currency rise. The frontier reopens at midnight amid a rush of travelers and reassessment of Germanys monetary future.
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Rest of
Germany
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Lisa
Prontier
Gas
Pressi
Trontier
T Duisberg, md
Deputy Customs Official Detained in Support Case
A deputy collector of customs was held for non support after his wife alleged failure to provide for family. He was taken into custody by authorities and released on bond in a case tied to a monetary claim of about 80 dollars. Local officials reported the event, noting the officer’s residence in Buy fowats Awan and the involvement of Pridgepeet poles on the complaint.
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Armani
Russia
Huey
Tate
Pridgepeet
Replevin Action Caries Against Insurance Firm Over Auto
A legal notice reports an insurance company filing a replevin action over a vehicle. Details are obscured by garbled text but indicate court action and parties involved.
Miners Demand Closed Shop as Parley Breaks Down
At Atlantic City the miners demand a closed shop and payroll checkoff across the anthracite industry with a Sept one strike penalty. Operators reject, saying union recognition would drive nonunion workers from mines. talks adjourn after a day of bargaining and a plan to sleep on the issue.
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N. J
Associated Press
Levis
Isl
Tnited States Coal Commission
Pencsylvael S. 7
Waerrinert Noekespan
Caine Mine Workers
Nauevid
Officers Slain in Taxicab Chase in York
Two policemen were shot and killed late tonight when they pursued a taxicab through York. The chase ended at Bath Street and Secomb Avenue. One woman was injured as bystanders fled. the assailants escaped. Patrolmen Charles Reynolds and Frank Romaneli were killed in the confrontation.
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Soay
York
Pen Dud
Luusensborg
Bath Street
Secoml
Manufacturers Outing Mixes Clam Bake and Games
A local outing featured a clam bake and sports activities for manufacturers and leaders of business. The event included social dining and competitive games with notable figures and a festive atmosphere.
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