Amateurs Sail for South America as Rigney Sold to Red Sox
Eight amateur boxers headed by Lyons Katkish Tonohie Lawn Halloran Flynn Simons and Lamar will sail for an international tournament with South America. Emory Rigney sold to the Boston Red Sox leaves Tigers and joins his new club soon after spring training.
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South America
Rigney
Boston Red Sox
United States
Lawrence Lyons
Pittsburgh
Joseph Katkish
Jack Tonohie
New York
Tommy Lawn
Charles Halloran
Arthur Flynn
Hoxton
Stanley Simons
Henry Lamar
University of Virginia
Emory “Pepper” Rigney
Tigers
Sprite
Lis New Lear
Disoriented Navy Secretary's son located after Cambridge disappearance
April 3 report says 21 year old Coustaul Robinson, son of the Navy secretary 1 T. Robinson, vanished from Cambridge Massachusetts where he studied at Harvard. He was found wandering downtown with memory loss treated at St Mary's Hospital. Police say he suffered a blow to the head and was taken in for examination. police say he will oppose Keystones with Lorain Lions this evening.
Yanks Furnish Real Surprise of Preseason
Henry L Farrell reports in United Press from New York that the Yankees, once seen as a rival to the Red Sox for last place, have developed into a strong pennant contender during preseason. Babe Ruth’s return and strong hitting spark a shift, with manager Robinson claiming the club the hardest-hitting in baseball and a potential surprise in the pennant race.
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New York
Red Sox
Henry L. Farrell
United Press
Appi Skee
New York Yankees
Znagic
Ruth
Tilt
Winus Cuffee
Oward Rutt
Wilbert “Ribinsor
Hrooksmecith
Browns
Oll Seiy
Yankees
Razor 3600-Year-Old Athronae Razor Unearthed
Excavators report a 3600 year old Athronae razor with a wooden handle found near Ur of the Chaldes. The artifact is claimed to date to the seventeenth or eighteenth century BCE and is described as the widest slaying matra ment in existence according to DPiliiinder Magazine.
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Hans Idle
The
Chaldes
F.C
Dpiliiinder Magazine
Keys Tackle Lorain In Season Finale
The Newstope basketball team heads into the season finale against the Lorain Lions with a strong lineup. Key players such as Paria, Steagal, Van Arman, and Joe Harris are expected to lead an aggressive attack, while the Lions promise a tough challenge and a ceremonial finish amid heavy advance ticket sales and public interest. The Unionity reserves will meet Junior Five in the preliminary.
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Asta
Smerny
Horry Bisketeers
Sime
Tie Yiegurs
Theialoys
Hang Fon
Paria
Steagal
van Arman
Will
Eestiges
Torie Muueias
Hye Anest
Corry Plas
Tuite
Jarne Vergiil
Unionity Val
Jusior
Couzens Clashes With Wayne B Wheeler in Senate Row
Washington April report cites Senator Couzens confronting Wayne B Wheeler during a committee session. Wheeler denied Couzens’ charges and asserted his own position while acknowledging external pressure and party debates shaping the confrontation.
Sharon Girls Ease into Florida Bunco Game Highlighted by Ford
United Press reports Sharon High School girls basketball team of Sinton, Panfvional champions, visit Washington as guests of honor. They were escorted to the White House and introduced to President Cook Lee. Secretary of Labor Davis, a former Sharon resident, hosted the delegation during the visit, marking a notable regional basketball achievement abroad.
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United Press
Jama. Tol
Jenry Borttin
Rutwie B. Riddell
Gisu
Kardl
Ft Myer
Mer
Vunlaal Gout Tage
Tiere Wey
Capitol
Peper
Senator Pepper
Pennselvanas Whey
Davis Towight
Miser
Poniayt
Willy Thi Norriswight
United Press Wastington
Tite
Sharon High School
Sinton
Four Killed as Car Wheels Lock in Fiery Crash
A daytime crash in a mining town left four dead and ten injured when a vehicle’s wheels locked while workers loaded cargo. The incident occurred yesterday near Vixtia Nobrine, with miners from Worle tis and nearby areas among the injured.
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Umieares Wrawnsville
Vexia Nobrine
Worle
Hents Jiryville
Vidlitey
Fascists Reported in Big Demonstration in Paris
A garbled Paris dispatch reports fascists gathered for a large protest. It notes mobilization of militia aid groups and mentions tensions with Premier Mussolini era telegraph communications. however, the report is incomplete and unclear.
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Paris
Italy
Yesterlny
Sorhin
Meadville and Rosenblums Open Baseball Season in April Battle
Meadville Machinery Company faces Massillon Agathons in the opening game of the new Pennsylvanian league. Managers anticipate a stronger lineup with many players from last season, including Jim Sekes and Jim Stout, as plans push for Ws against varied opponents. Rosensblums edge the Meadville club in a separate basketball matchup, the first in a series for the World Championship.
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Meadville
Rosenblums
Great Battle Club
Massillon Agathias
Oia
Tcordiik
Ted Williams
Massillon
Asid
Erietor
Meaulville
Xti
OO & Po
Humes
Williams
Sac Iknetown
Jim Sekes
Jim Stout
Brie Atnes
Haelie
Teak
Withiaums
Theipiu Bels
Titisville Piven
Thipel
Noted Mixed-Performance Event At Local Shooting Session
An OCR fragment recalls a night of practice and shooting drills led by Mr Carter and Miss Alverson, highlighting accurate shots and planned targets. It mentions participants such as Kiteberger and Wittlbberwer, with references to local stores and venues, all in a period newspaper voice.
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Kitleberger
Miss Alverson
Corey Red
George Wittlbberwer
Burke
Saikit
Blige
Abweine Aniveragn
Mas Alverson
Pila
Sit
Lillie
Mnialey
Kutny
Pring
Oll
Tayael Wail
Puta
Fo Kiteberger
Kittieberger
Sraeleni Gina
Kinley
Borayiot
Noel
Divorce Stated After Husbands Bitter Tale
Erie April 8 Joseph Heyman West Third Street sues for divorce recounting a troubled marriage begun after a July elopement. The husband describes his wife as unfaithful, occupied with beauty ads, and spending evenings away with male companions, prompting his claim that the union should be dissolved.
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Erie
Joseph
Heyman
Tifth
Zepha Snapi
I Vellaville
Ale
Che Chin
Yovty
Steel Worker to Make Concert Debut in New York
April marks Lonny Mallon an apprentice with a steel firm who will debut as a concert performer on a stage at Town Hall New York. Officials and locals, including Congressman Kelly, expect a striking cultural moment as a working steel employee steps into the spotlight amid community interest and a formal welcome for hometown engagement.
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United Press New York
Badal
Bas
Oxton
yLbey Grimpiess
Corigrussman Civie Kelly
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Switzerland
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Jack Dempser
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Tito
MR. Carter
Lawfina Mengibga
Steel Worker
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North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Harry Wilbert Morris
Spring Street
Tony Jackson
Mutual Phone
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Filtee Adverti
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Ila Norek
Rampan
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