Negro Fighter Wins Contested Boxing Bout in Queensboro Ring
In New York, June, Pedro Neaveywhight defeated Barting Madidan in a downbeat match as crowd reactions centered on the loser's exit. Neaveywhight claimed a decision amid a tense, unscored ending with disputed big moments and a controversial finish by the referee.
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Tharry Wille
Pedro Neaveywhight
Eatalon
Barting Madidan
West Side
Queensboro
Witte
Mw Apthack
Madden and Wills Fight Drawn in Bloodied West Side Arena
In front of about 20 000 at West Side, Madden and Wills battled through brutal rounds with Madden absorbing heavy blows and landing sharp counters. The Irish challenger pressed back despite cuts and fatigue, while the champion Wills held the edge late, but the decisive blow never landed as the gong rang. Earlier, Slattery defeated Lynch, and O Drien stopped August in Milwaukee in a brisk undercard showing.
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Hein
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Dend
Cara
Alusk
Neere
Iriunman
Dever
Puanla
Wills
Jimmy Hlittery
Buffalo Light
Back Leneh
Arizona
Slattery
Lynch
Gyrich
Tommy O'Drien
Tommy O'Drien, Milwaukneightweleht
Pete August
Bridgeport
Conn
Fieht
Auguat
Teers
Glen Elk Lodge 935 Holds Memorial Service
Memorial services were held at Odd Fellows hall by Glen Elk Lodge 935 Clomond Encampment 49 and Elkhurst Rebeera Loder 43 for members who died in the past year. Services were well attended by Odd Fellows and families in Charleston and nearby. An Ohio farmer invented a motor driven tractor drill for sowing wheat between rows of standing corn.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Virginia Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Glen Elk Lodge
Clomond
Elkhurst Rebeera Loder
Charleston
Ohio
Perplexing Betting Tale in a Packed Arena Tale
A quirky scene unfolds as a betting frenzy clashes with a lackluster crowd at the Green Meadow arena. Buster the Bear faces Alphonse the Antelope amid shifting odds, while security and gate receipts reveal dwindling support and comic misadventures in a lively but fading spectacle.
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Buster the Bear
Alphonse
Ferdy
Wilfred the Weasel
Ferdy the Fox
Wilfred
Rudolph
Rat
Chris
Grow
Elias
Eagle
Harold
Hawk
Reddy
Rebin
Sammy
Sparrow
Mason School Recital Honors At Yearend Program
Mason School of music closes its eighteenth year with a public recital in the high school auditorium at 8:30 p m featuring graduates advanced students and the school orchestra. The program includes piano violin and voice solos with Mrs Geraldine Gren and other faculty members directing. Notaries and Southern Association results follow with honors and awards announced for several Charleston and Mountaineer students.
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Veriialda
Admiral
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Henri Henritze
Delbert Jones
Ralph Davia
W. 3. Mason
Geraldins Green
Mabel Funk
Elizabeth Mejer Beott
Vivian Mas Norris
Arts and Crafts
Overcure
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Rossini
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Norris Guthrie Homance
Oscar Wide
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Campra
Virginia Lewis Plano
Sewers
Aconsky
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Cradie
Fecelyn
Godard
M. Ruffner
Mr. Houston
Walter F. Maton
Geraldine Gren
Vioin
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Ralph Davis
Puane
Ccisseseeves Grlow
Honel Denuitze
Miss Flora Dellgrew
Igurd
Jere Bailae
Grell
Y Breinway Flanc
Usasd
Pupfis
Jenrl Schultze
Arthur Furlin
Richmond Houston
Percival
Jeniors
Wheeling
W. Ve
Katherine Huneke
Charleston
W. Va
Mount Je Chantal Academy
Huneke
John T. McGraw
Warddation Rlams
Jenkins
Nelle Huneka
American Red Cross
David Eagan
Virginia Street
Louia Kenna
Arthur Kenna
Plano
Misa Ann Older
C. O. Older
J. J Swint
London Fashion and Theatre Buzz Draw Overseas Visitors
London society notes the revival of Miss versus Mistress usage as English tradition discussed by Miss Estelle Scheyer. The piece highlights new fashion colors like Mufalds ved mauve, bold outfits with straight coupe dresses, and bold accessories. It also reports a surge in theater openings for overseas visitors, with crowds waiting up to 12 hours to attend premieres across opera and musical shows.
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Jones
Lts
Old England
New York
Estelle Scheyer
Germany
America
The
Associated Press
England
Wembley
Suny
Dapper Dan Callins to Serve One Year Sentence
District Attorney Banton announced that “Dapper Dan” Callins will begin a one year penitentiary term on Welfare Island for a 4900 dollar messenger robbery committed over four years ago. He was returned from France and informed the March 1920 robbery sentence is the sole charge. After release, he plans to marry Mrs. Helen Patterson whose engagement was reported broken due to his possible longer term.
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Banton
Dapper Dan" Callins
Broadway
French Riviera
Welfare Island
France
Dapper Dan
An- Peala
Dapher Dan
Helen Patterson
Stte Young Heyworth
Bluefield Firms Granted Charters In Bluefield
Charters of incorporation were issued yesterday by the secretary of state to two Bluefield firms, Limestone Products Company Inc and East River Stone Company, each with $25 000 capital stock. Incorporators include L Borden F H Borden A Rothrock and others of Bluefield. A charter was also granted to the Tory Camp Coal Company of Clarksburg with 2350 shares, incorporators Ray D Lloyd H F Mannix Karl G Kyle D T Matthews and J Holt Chapman of Clarksburg.
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East River Stone
W. L. Mustard
R. C. Sproles
W. B. Hicks
X. CG. Walters
FP. la Dye
Tory Camp Coal Company
Clarksburg
Ray D. Lloyd
H. F. Mannix
Karl G. Kyle
No Restraint in Employee Strike Landmark Ruling
Supreme Court ruled that a strike with illegal picketing and intimidation to halt production does not restrain interstate commerce. Opinion by Chief Justice Taft cites Coronado coal precedent and notes lower courts followed conflicting lines in ruling on the Hergert Maize case involving United Textile workers and leather manufacturers.
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Washington
Taft
United Teather Workers’ International Union
Federal District Court At
St. Louis
Hergert and Maize Trunk Company
Coronado
Tower Federal
Freight train ordered to stop at Stonecoal
Public service commission ruled Norfolk and Western Railway must station a freight train twice weekly at Stonecoal in Wayne County. The order follows a complaint by Noah Fisids and other merchants that shipments were routed over many miles of country roads to the nearest star ton.
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Public Service Commission
Norfolk and Western Railway
Jf Company
Wayne County
Noah Fisids
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