Dempsey Bars Public From Training Camp
Saratoga Lake New York July spectacle bars public from Dempsey training ahead of July 21 bout with Sharkey at Yankee Stadium. Flynn and Dempsey push new defense style while sparring 900 spectators watch as controversy and rumors swirl over posthumous family tragedy and fight date.
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Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
United Press
Saratoga Lake
New York
Dempsey
Flynn
Jess Willard
Toledo
Boston
Dave Shade
Eddie McMullen
Marte Burke
Carl Carter
Allentown
Joe Gans
Bill Batey
Johnny Saxon
Ture
Johnny Dempsey
Fiynn
Auto crash in Jamestown injures Irene Linabury
Miss Irene Linabury, 40, of Amherst Street, Buffalo, badly hurt in a two car wreck on a Jamestown to Chautauqua detour near Stedman Corners yesterday afternoon. Toppin of Buffalo, driver for Howard Jewelry, was uninjured. Linabury remains under constant care with skull base fracture and brain lacerations.
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Jamestown
Irene
Linabury
Amherst Street
Buffalo
Chautauqua
Stedman Corners
Byd Toppin
Howard Jewelry Company
Toppins
Chaniaigua
Toppin
Harry Wake
Sherman
Miss Linabury
Indian Athlete Elkins Wins Decathlon at National Meet
Indian athlete Elkins from the University of Nebraska won the American decathlon title at the National AAU track meet in Lincoln. He scored 757.443 points, setting a new American record, with event wins in the broad jump and 100 meter dash tied in high jump, plus third in 110 meter hurdles and second in the 1,500 meters. Illinois Athletic Club won the relay championship, with New York AA Club second, Los Angeles third, and Newark fourth.
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Mark H Knight
United Press
Lincoln
Nebr
Paut Elkins
University of Nebraska
Harold Osborn
Illinois Ave
Iinois Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
Los Angeles
Newark
Connors Family Reunion at Findley Lake Home
The Connors family reunion occurred on July 4 at the Findley Lake road home of Mr. and Mrs LD Firster with a bounteous dinner. Attendees from away included many relatives and friends from Erie, Union City, Wesleyville, Ashville, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and local towns, sharing a joyful gathering.
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Conners
LD. Firster
Findley Lake Road
Firster
Lawrence
Kenneth
Charles Connors
Martim
BJ. Sheey
Marie
Erry
Fr. D. Fuller
Arthur
Union City
WH. Kehr
Wesleyville
William O'Brien
Mary, O'Brien
Ashville
N- Woz
John Anderson
B- P. Connors
James Morris
Bernard
Mary Connors
Mildred Adams
Myrtle Babcock
Kenneth Sachison
Dorothy McWilliams
Leo Lanagan
Thomas
Martha Bingham
Erie
Thomas Coulter
Pittsburgh
Donald Over
Jean
Chicago
Death in Bainhamton bathhouse brawl sparks manslaughter charge
Jamestown residents John Winter burn and son Harry brought home the body of Arthur Winterburn age 21 after he died from injuries from a fight at the DeForest Street bathhouse on the Chenango river in Binghamton. Lifeguard Charles Moss, 28, Carroll street, is charged with second degree manslaughter in the incident. The report notes Arthur was a former Jamestown boy and young man. Classified ads mention furnishing a room.
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Jamestown
John Winterburn
Elam Avenue
Harry
Binghamton
Arthur Winterburn
Chenango River
Charles Moss
Carroll Street
Winterburn
How Could He Wonder if Any Man Feels as Foolish
A terse note from a periodical questions male vanity, musing on how anyone could feel as foolish as a high hat might look. the line appears as a brief snatch of humorous commentary in a shoe and leather column.
Heath Family Reunion At Cranesville Celebrated
Several Cranesville residents organized the Heath family reunion held yesterday at Mes. T. D. A. Heath home in Cranesville. The gathering featured an enjoyable program and one of the finest dinners seen at a family reunion. A business meeting followed in the afternoon. Attendees praised Mrs. Heath for her hospitality.
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Heath
Mes. TD
A. Heath
Cranesville
Corrites At Convention Of Postal Clerks Banquet Praised
The Warren convention of the National Association of Post Office Clerks closed with a well arranged banquet noted for its fine menu and entertainment. Attendees from the city included Harold Shannons, Randall, and Mr and Mrs Ray Wolford who praised the Warren clerks for the event. Assistant Postmaster General Robert Regar of Washington spoke at the banquet, with national president P Francistus delivering the morning address.
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Warren
Harold Shannons
Me Randall
Ray Wolford
Roberts, Regar
Washington
P Francistus
Association
History Repeats Itself Ateligon Man Skeptical of Providence
An Ateligon man waxs poetic on radio claiming a force opposing Providence, recalling his grandfather’s view of the bathtub and fate. The remark appears in the Ateltison Globe, reflecting a local bemusement with superstition and tradition.
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Ateligon
Providence
Ateltison Globe
Third death by own action succeeds in New York writer
Mrs. Ernestine Vaughn Henrici a 86 year old former Spartansburg resident and short story writer, today completed a third self inflicted death. Her body was found in a rooming house with a gas jet still open after prior attempts including a leap into Hastivers and a self inflicted gunshot.
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Amica Xreét
New York
Ernestine
Vaughn Henrici
Spartansburg
Henrici
Grace's Plane Crashes at Barking Sands
A plane piloted by Grace Grage crashed near Barking Sands on Kauai after three failed takeoff attempts. The craft sustained a near total wreck, with the fuselage splintered after a forced return due to a faulty rudder. Richard Grage had hoped to fly to the mainland today.
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Barking Sands
Island of
Kauai
Richard Grage
Grace
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