Firpo Victory Sparks Argentina as Dempsey Fight Ends
Reports from Buenos Aires describe massive celebrations after the Dempsey Firpo bout. Fans filled Avenida de Mayo as thousands packed streets, sending radios nationwide with news of the upset and declaring it a national holiday.
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Jack Ibeye
New York
Virmy
Virpa
Dempsey Alwough
Piryo
Lilie
United
Buenos Aires
Sith
Avenida de Miya
Plaza de Mayo Glénr
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Local political notices for coroner and county commissioner races
Fragmented notices show Curtis Allison running as Republican for coroner with Sept 18 primaries and William G. Walker urging support for a second term in Ooty County commissioner campaign. Charles R. Davis cites a Republican Prohibition platform for the same Sept primaries in West Springfield.
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Curtis Allison
Mia
William G. Walker
West Springfield
Easter Getry Evening Journal
Charles R. Davis
Dempsey Versus Firpo Fight Draws City Crowd
Report of the Dempsey Firpo bout with large TV and phone crowd. Fans cheered as Dempsey reentered the ring to reclaim his title. Writers describe the wild scene, chaos, and vivid reaction from the audience.
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Inni
Weine
He Poly Grajsids
Corry Fight
Verpsey
Pirpe
Movi Basia
Vankan Jdek
Piro Mnocks
Dempsey
Corry
Fayk Kearng
Duttle
Pampas
Thin Farrell
United Press
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Welch
Firpo
Ality
Unclear prompt fragment about a champion's rise and decline
Fragmentary text references a champion, his rise to a championship, and public opinion. No verifiable names, dates, or places are readable to form a concrete record.
Eleanor Goss Wins Championship in Philadelphia Night Final
Eleanor Goss defeats former American champion Alla Mallon to claim the women’s middleweight title in Philadelphia. Goss dominates the late rounds, securing the championship at the end of a tense New York match page report.
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Eleanor Goys
Tore Aday
Alla Mallon
Bimber Draws Jail Sentence in Youngsville Case
Youngsville, Sept 15 Elmer Timber pleaded guilty in June to a charge of diving under the influence and received a $100 fine plus costs and sixty days in county jail. Andrew Miller and his son Carl Miller were convicted of assault and battery in the same term, each fined 2100.
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Elmer Timber
Youngsville
Cowbry
Andrew 5. Miller
Carl Jitter
Teressa Bauer
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