Nevada climate unlikely to harm Jeffries training camp
Trainer Trainor Cornell says the Nevada climate at 2200 feet, though different, should benefit Jeffries as most training has been at high altitudes in Santa Miswinntaings. He notes Johnson may face risk with lower water quality and alkali in local supplies.
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Ennan
Trainor Cornell
Nevada
Jeff
Cornell
Santa Mis
Jeffries
Tie
Midh Mountain
Johnson
Rend
Chev
Lewin
Central Holiness Teachers Quit at Board Meeting
Central Holiness University faculty including President H. W. Ayers Assistant Prof Arthur Ayers Academy Principal F Payne and Prof Mubel Carter resigned at a wifaial board meeting held yesterday Actions were taken due to unspecified reasons surrounding restrictions and faculty turnover.
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Joe
Oskilooshda
Central Holiness University
Wifaial
H. W. Ayers
Arthur Ayers
Academy
F. Payne
Mubel Kk
Carter
Syd
Draper
Strife Over Shaw With Board at Holiness Association
Prof George Shaw of the Hibileal department clashes with the board of directors who accuse him of violating the constitution of the Holiness association. Teachers and many students show sympathy for Shaw.
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George Shaw
Hibileal
Shaw
Holiness
Arsociation Tio
Porter dies calmly after trunk discovery at hotel
In a somber incident at the Brown Hotel Denver porter Thomas Murphy unexpectedly died at noon. He had boasted of his spotless record and was connected to a late week incident involving trunks and baggage. Meantime St Louis Browns pitcher Rube Wardell faces indefinite suspension by team president Hedges amid doubts about his role with the club.
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Cota
Hanes
Kiven
Thomas Murphy
Nevantean
Brown
Harkage
Sto Amholy
Murngy
David
Moffat
Dennwin
Ollivah
John Me
Rube Waddell
ST. Louis
St. Lows
George
Ward
Rube) Wardell
St. Louis Browns
Waddell
Hedges
El Paso hotel proprietor shot by rival landlord
Ernest Kollberg head of Kollberg Brothers and St Reels hotel proprietor was shot and killed by John K Leech proprietor of the Southern hotel at about six o'clock this evening. Kollberg had instructed his attorney to take action to collect seats due from Leech. Window shades at Sherman Co.
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Tex
Ernest Kollberg
Kollberg Brothers
St. Reels
John K. Leech
Southern
At & O'Clock
Kohlberg
Leech
Lifts
Ministers clash with Nevada governor over Jeffries Johnson fight
Cincinnati pastors vow to contest the Jeffries Johnson bout if staged in Nevada and say they will flood the governor with letters. Dr Adna W Leonard of Walnut Hills Methodist Episcopal Church leads the letter campaign while declaring ministers will push 1 000 000 letters against the affair.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Nevada
San Francisco
Adna W. Leonard
Walnut Hills Methodist Episcopal Church
Durant’s Notice for Deer Picnic at Sixteenth and Eddy
A notice announces a Durant event in Deer with a picnic planned for June 19. Residents should arrive around 6:30 a.m. at the corner of Sixteenth and Eddy streets. wagon seating is limited.
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Sixteenth and
Eddy Streets
Noted Writer to Lecture at Chautauqua
Harold Morton Kramer, once a cowboy, lumberjack, and miner, became a respected writer and newspaper man turned novelist. His platform work is highly successful, making him a leading speaker at summer assemblies nationwide. The Chautauqua management anticipates a renowned appearance by Tasker and the pianist Mise Dore Welsele.
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Chautauqua
Harold Morton Kramer
America
Chaulaug
Arti
M Tasker
Mise Dore Welsele
Ferguson Edges Barry In Boxing Bout In Los Angeles
Sandy Ferguson the Boston heavyweight won a newspaper decision over Jim Barry of Chicago in a ten round boxing match at the Pacific Athletic club Naud Junction pavilion. The bout was slow with referee Eyine exhausted from breaking the fighters apart. No man was marked at the end.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Sandy Ferguson
Boston
Jim Barry
Chicago
Naud Junction
Pacific Athletic Club
Eyine
Chicago Set to Collect 300 Million in Back Taxes
Chicago officials may collect back taxes totaling as much as 300 million dollars on the capital stock of corporations and individuals. The board of revenue is authorized to pursue these overdue taxes, marking a significant enforcement move in the city.
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Chicago
Board of Revenue
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