Park City Boy Wins Eight of Twelve Rounds
In New York a Park City boxer wins eight of twelve rounds in a rugged elimination bout. Augie Ratner faces Lou next as rivals clash in a rough, rubbery affair. Reed of Boston presses hard but Bogash seals the decision with sharp footwork and power shots throughout the match.
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Park City Boy
New York
Bridgeport
Laud Reeds
Boston
Clintons
Ely
Wilson
Reed
Bogash
Twe d
Lou
Vegash
Theed
Lingash
Paul
Rogugsh
Perth
Purchaser of the London Times Revealed
The report states John Javeh Aster Viscount and John Walter agreed on the sale of the Times. The negotiation concluded with the Times reverting to the Walter family and policy alignment with the paper's editorial stance.
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London Times
Lontion
W Prese
John Javeh Aster
John Walter
The
Times
Tord
Wrnter
U S Tobacco Exchange Formally Launched in Louisville
The American Tobacco Cooperative Exchange debuted in Louisville on October 14 at its final session after two days of conference. Officials from cooperative societies and tobacco producers gathered to establish the new exchange aimed at uniting growers and marketing tobacco under a shared framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Solieco Growers Cooperative Exchasre
Justice Day Resigns From Supreme Court Amid Shakeup
A muddled report outlines Justice Day resigning from the Supreme Court and the president appointing successors Shields Walsh and Underwood from Montana Ohio and West Virginia figures discussed as replacements. The move appears to shift Day toward umpiring duties in the American German commission while enabling a three week court recess and positioning Day for retirement. The article lists possible successors and notes a broader political shift with Democratic picks and prior appointments.
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Gietie Tive
Uasag
Trampcrét
Sutherlind
Shiclia
Twsnevelles
Walteh
Mount Domerone
Oho
Joan W. Davis
England
James Tray
Wek Iey
Wasiiiios
Ohio
Ad Mks
Chilly Weather Promotes Closed Car Exhibition
Chilly conditions aided a limited car show as exhibitors displayed dozens of models. About twenty one exhibitors presented various closed cars with different features, drawing interest despite rain, as the event sought to appeal to discerning buyers.
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Momciay
Wlan
Kupl Wiway
Bnd Wat Rus Severl
Bonds for Riga School Opposed by Councilmen
Reading OCR text shows councilmembers opposing bonds for Riga School. Alderman Doherty refuses to sign until the Education Board decides on plans. Debate centers on whether two current board members represent public interest.
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Doherty
Education Board
Wilbert Siltoch
Board of Education
Aldermin
Dotiertus
Carmen Claungil
Foy
Ion Arent Pet
Georgetown Reports Moderate Earthquake Event
A disrupted text fragment describes a moderate earthquake near Georgetown with scattered words referencing universities and locations. the legibility is poor but indicates concern for a regional quake and possible institutional mentions without clear details or dates.
Raspberries Ripening in Bridgeport Garden
Readable fragments describe ripening raspberries in a Bridgeport garden bed. Mentions plants and seeds, with unclear extra words and scattered letters indicating OCR debris amid garden notes.
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Bridgeport Garden
Pictures War President As Losing Patience with Big Problems
A fragment from a 1910s newspaper describes President Woodrow Wilson growing impatient with cabinet discord. Letters edited by Anne Wintermute Lane reveal Wilson’s views on arming merchant ships and neutral stance, detailing his push for cabinet discussion while pursuing his own course to solve wartime problems.
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Woodrow Wilsar
Franklin + Jane
Intewor
Wilson
Anne Wintermute Lane
Woughton Mill
Sy Company
Reas
America
Fairfield tragedy at faire school and town hall fire
Fire devastates a Fairfield area home and theater during a local fair. Funeral notices mourn Joseph J. Pink Lomieht, town clerk and tax collector, who died after two weeks of illness. A boy named Keyhurn, ten, is killed when struck by an automobile on Pawnake Street. The community, already grieving, recalls Mr Flint who died earlier from injuries.
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John R
Pheumonia— Reyburn
Joseph J. Pink Lomieht
Plelore Theatre
Tomigny Vent
Estorcay
Flinta
Tol Keyhurn
Fairfield Son
Compan
Pa Wits
Au Wirtamobile
Pawnake Street
Wadrfield
George Olsen
The
Maples
Revo
Aleiver
Laie U
Layton
Oy Wit Dewnidson
British premier names cabinet approved by king
Oct 24 report U K premier Andrew Bonar Law finalizes a mostly ultra conservative cabinet. Lords Salisbury Cave Curzon Lloyd George Baldwin occupy top posts with Hearry in War and Peel at India Office while Amory joins Admiralty. Coalition concerns loom as Lloyd George Liberals could shape policy.
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Synolsack
Hun Gurzon Arkenhead
Lloyd- George
Amory
Admiralty
Admirada
Jian
Loy Galdwin
Exchequer
Wirelord
Warzon
Devby
Duy Tiuny
Ig Waldwin
Peel
Ap Ne
Ihpesitun
Haywoods Aide Details Plan to Poison Soldiers
Townsend former Taight-Hand man of William D Haywood testified in Sacramento that he and IWW members conspired to ship poisoned canned goods to American soldiers in France during World War I. He described testing at Chicago are part of their effort to cripple the packing industry and oppose the war.
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Sacramento
Cal
Townsend
William D. Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Bere
Fh W. WL
France
Chicago
Uncle Sim
Cline Wife Reveals Secrets in Murder Trial
Mrs. Mary Cline testifies in Bergen murder case saying her husband George, on trial for the death of actor Handsome Jack Bergen, shot in Cline’s home last August, and details their married life and Bergen’s visit to her room. She recounts making coffee, Bergen offering drink, and a struggle as she describes events at Saranae Lake location.
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Bergen
Cline
Mackay
Jack Bergen
Saranae
Saranae Lake
Fall of cabinet within next two weeks predicted
Berlin reports by Associated Press describe a chaotic German situation as Reichstag votes to extend Fritz Ewert’s provisional tenure to June 1925. Experts are to be invited to discuss stabilizing the mark, with observers predicting potential further upheaval and a second revolution before winter.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Fritz Ewert
Germany
Dbert
National Assembly
Reichst
Wirth
Reichsitz
Associated Presa
Gesmak. Governineer
Retiin
Republican Women Honor Templeton at Big Dinner
A large gathering of Republican Women praised Templeton at a prominent dinner. Speakers included Lieutenant Governor and civic leaders, who lauded Templeton’s public service and expressed gratitude for his contributions to the community.
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Templeton
Gover
Reijows
Emily G
Whildmena Sirica
Walter Wood
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Montana
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Automotive Association
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Dupherty
Sentur
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Utah
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Pune
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India Office
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