Boxers in Argentina faced pay rules in new world tour
Four Negro heavyweight boxers Sam McVey Joe Jeanette Sam Langford and Harry Wille prepare for a round robin world negro championship tour in Buenos Aires Argentina. Spectators must be satisfied before fighters are paid and the promoter aims to stage twenty round bouts in July and August. Johnson may box in Nos Aires if he accepts. The eager promoter is wealthy and seeking proceeds for the French Red Cross.
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Argentina
Moenow Astres
Pugilixte
Bovne Iesultr
Buenos
Sam McVey
Joe Jeanette
Sem Langford
Harry Wille
Jet
Jick Tohnvon
Mie
Johnson
Spain
Ceured
Minenos Aires
Beare
France
Georges Carpentier
Buenos Aires
Red Cross
Carpentier
Otto Knabe Signed to Play Second Base for Cubs
Otto Knabe has been signed by Joe Tinker to play second base for the Cubs this summer. Knabe, a former star with the Philadelphia Nationals, last year managed at Baltimore Federal and was with Pittsburgh club before being released. As Johnny Vie recovers, the lad watches Beech trees.
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Otto Kanabe
Joe Tinker
Cubs
Knabe
Philadelphia Nationals
Baltimore Federal
Pittebury
Beeches Sc
Baseball Scores From National League Games Report
The diary lists multiple NL matchups with lineups and batteries for teams including New York Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn St. Louis and Cleveland A variety of player pairings are noted for each game with some results and postponements mentioned, reflecting a busy baseball schedule.
Star Roughrider to Compete at Pinedale Stampede
A teenage rough rider from western Wyoming eyes major contests esteeming himself as a future world champion. He rides five to ten head daily from a thousand Har DK horses, tossing reins and staking a claim to spearhead the Creek River Stampede at Pinedale on July 3 4 and 5. He previously rode at Pinedale last year and earned money in rough riding, aiming now for Frontier Days and world honors.
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Wyoming
Pinedale
Evo
Creek River
Piedale
Marguerite Leslie Headlines Lyric Film
Marguerite Leslie stars in Equitable Motion Picture Corpora tions production The Question at the Lyric today. The five act drama tells of a woman who would not become a mother with stirring plots and counterplots as Miss Leslie makes her film debut.
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LYRIC
Marguerite Leslie
Equitable Motion, Picture Corporation
Roy L. MetCardell
Marguerite Sealle
Miss Leslie
Hea
Henory Irving
Herbert Tree
David Misco
McCardell
The Spell of the Yukon at the Amuse
The Spell of the Yukon based on Robert W. Service plays at the Amuse with Edmund Breeze in hazardous acting scenes. Alaska landscapes and New York social life frame a gripping tale of love and hate.Virginia Pearson stars in Hypocrisy tomorrow and Friday in a dramatic society expose.
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Yukon
Robert W. Service
Edmund Breeze
New York
Wim. Fox
Treas
Virginia Pearson
Atlas Gala Opens Cheyenne with New Broadway Stock Company
Tomorrow night the Atlas hosts the Broadway Musical Comedy company in Cheyenne for the opening of The Belle of Honolulu a romantic and funny new playlet. Reviewers praise the ensemble as above average and well trained with lively Hawaiian musical numbers promising an entertaining summer season.
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Cheyenne
Heaney
Honolulu
Suffragists Observe Day at St Louis During National Convention
St Louis on June 10 hosts a suffrage demonstration during the Democratic National Convention. A golden lane parade forms twelve blocks with yellow and white sashes and parasols. Events include a lunch hosted by Baby Welfare and Visiting Nurses associations, an afternoon entertainment, a Town Club dinner, and a major Street demonstration by Business Women Equal Suffrage League. The day aims to showcase solidarity for women’s interests.
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ST. Louis
Jane
Baby Welfare Association
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Women’s Council
Town Club
Business Women's Equal Suffrage League
St. Louisa
Golden Lane
Doubtful Tenant Replies to Factory Opposite House
A wary prospective renter notes the house might suit but objects to the nearby gunpowder works across the street. The wartime agent explains the factory is a new gunpowder plant that could blow at any minute.
Noted Bright Man Repeats Stirling Tales At Family Fireside
Ed Howe recalls a bright man whose sister complains of constant repetition. The piece references a rough riding event and a surprise appearance by an unannounced rider at a Pinedale cattlemen feast featuring a bucking horse act, with the rider's name kept secret until the show.
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Pinedale
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