Fate gives Sharkey break as Wilde rival in America
Jack Sharkey, New York bantam, lands as the first challenger to Jimmy Wilde in the United States, delivering a drubbing that boosts Sharkey’s stock. He earned 2000 dollars from Wilde and drew offers around 5000 dollars afterward as promoters kept courting him for bigger purses. He had fought Pat Moore, Pete Herman, Johnny Conlon, Young Zulu Kid, Joe Lynch, and Frankie Burns, and his win over Wilde sparked demand for future bouts.
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Jack Sharkey
New York
Jimmy Wilde
Jimmy
Sharkey
Jack
Wilde
Milwaukee
Jim
Pat Moore
Pete Herman
Pete
Sharkey-Herman
Philadelphia
Johnny Conlon
Zulu Kid
Joe Lynch
Frankie Burns
Mrs Ellen J Schilling Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Ellen J Schilling born November 28 1857 in Gloucester New Jersey died after a bronchial pneumonia while visiting Denver her Cheyenne residence since 1886. Funeral plans set with private service at home 2206 Pioneer avenue and a public Eastern Star service at the Masonic Temple. She leaves husband Adam Schilling two children Miss Willa and Amett Schilling and Simon O Neil among others.
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Ellen J. Schilling
Adam Schilling
Cheyenne
Denver
Early-Bricker Brothers
Pioneer Avenue
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
C. A. Bennett
St. Mark's Church
Masonic Order
O. Rk. G. Intermont
Lakeview Cemetery
Society
Fraternal Union
Chilling
Thers
Union Pacific
Willa
Amett Schilling
Simon O'Neil
Gloucester
New Jersey
General Sherman Centennial Observances Spark Nationwide Remembrance
Grand Army posts coast to coast mark the 100th anniversary of General William Tecumseh Sherman birth with observances in St Louis Calgary cemetery, and Lancaster Ohio birth city. The centennial recalls his Civil War leadership from Shiloh to Savannah and his 2600 mile march to Washington.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Atlanta
William Tecumseh Sherman
St. Louis
Calgary
Lancaster
Ohio
General Sherman
John Sherman
United States Military Academcy
T Jmne
Florida
California
Leavenworth
Kaw
Alexandria
Louisiana
Department of the Cumberland
Paducah
Sherman
Shiloh
Pittsburg Landing
Army of the Tennessee
Pittsburg
Corinth
Grant
15Th Army Corps
Big Black River
Chattanooga
Missionary Ridge
Mississippi
Congress
United States Army
Georgia
Fort McAllister
Savannah
Carolinas
Washington, D. C
New York City
Unclear lead note about delivery terms
Fragmentary OCR text references a lead and prompt delivery at our expense. No clear event or entities are identifiable.
Czecho-Slovak Parliament Faces Arduous Tasks
The war-born Czecho-Slovak republic confronts Bolshevism, its stance toward smaller nations, and other issues since its founding. A photo shows Speaker Trans Tomase, a social democrat, standing as the assembly listens with social democrats behind him and national democrats at the foreground facing the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans Tomase
Assembly
Mrs. A. A. Mahar Dies After Long Sickness
Mrs. Margaret Mahar wife of A A Mahar died yesterday at 73 after a long illness. Public funeral at St Marys Cathedral Monday at 9 with Father Hartman. Interment Olivet Cemetery. Viewing at Early Bricker Brothers mortuary Sunday. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Vincent Heenan and Miss Mary Mahar Cheyenne and son W F Mahar of Alaska.
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Margaret Mahar
A. A. Mahar
St. Mary's Cathedral
Father Hartman
Olivet Cemetery
Bricker Brothers
Mahar
Cheyenne
Brother of Cordillos Arrested in Denver
Tony Cordillo twenty two, brother of John and Peter Cordillo jailed near Laramie for Frank Jennings murder, was arrested in Denver after wrecking a car on Speer Boulevard and failing to explain its origin. Harold Austin nineteen, his companion, also was arrested. Tony had earlier been held on suspicion of cigarette theft but was released.
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Tony Cordillo
John
Peter Cordillo
Frank Jennings
Laramie
Denver
Speer Boule
Sullivan Funeral Tomorrow Private
Funeral services for Mrs. C. E. Sullivan will be held at the Brothers' chapel at 1 p.m. on Sunday. The services are private with Rev. N. M. Temple officiating. Interment will follow at Lake View Cemetery.
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C. E. Sullivan
Sari Deoeitue Brothers
N. M. Temple
Lakeview Cemetery
Free trial rupture appliance promises cure for hernia
An advertisement offers a 30 day risk free trial of a rupture appliance from EASYHOLD GO. at 2102 Koch Building in Kansas City Missouri. It claims easier wear than belts and straps and guarantees cure or full refund with no cost. It asks readers to send name and return a blank to receive the invention for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easyhold GO
Koch, Bldg
Kansas City, Mo
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Normen E. Brown
A. Schilling
State Leader
Social Democrats
Ateft
National Socialists
National Democrats
Platorm
Cordillos
Hirsch-Wickwire Company
Schloss Bros
George W. Daiber
Nettleton
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