Gibbons Plans Aggressive Bout Against Tunney in Big Fight
New York June 4 Tom Gibbons of St Paul said he would fight offensively from the opening bell in tomorrow night's fifteen round world bout at the Polo Grounds against Gene Tunney. He avoided predicting a knockout but said he would keep trying for a finishing punch. Tunney arrived in camp looking strong and was backed by trainer George Engel. Jack Dempsey sent a cable promising to meet the winner if offered proper inducements. Heavyweights fill the supporting card with several six round contests and a shortened semi final between Kine Solomon and Romero Rojas.
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Associated Press
New York
Tomibbons
St. Paul
Gene Toumney
Polo Grounds
Gene
Tye
Varney
Tunney
Foudere
Benny Leonard
Geo. Engel
Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Billy Gibson
Dempsey
Berlin
Fistelle Taylor
Jack McDonald
Harlem
John Gross
Bronx
Awa
Bob Lawson
National Council to Meet in Seattle
The National Foreign Trade Council will hold its twelfth convention in Seattle June 4 26. Notable speakers include Henry M. Robinson and Senator Hiram Bingham. Northwestern export sessions feature lumber fruit and wheat shippers with Oriental delegates joining for a strong Far Eastern presence.
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Associated, Press
New York
Seattle
Wash
Henry M. Robinson
Dawes Commission
First National Bank of Los Angeles
Europe
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
James A. Farrell
Y. Butler Wright
Howard IT. Lewis
School of Commerce
The
University, of
Washington
Frederick J. Koster
San Francisco
George G. Crawford
Birmingham
Ala
Gray Silver
Chicago
United States
Northwest
One killed when gas pump exploded in Missouri
In St. Joseph Missouri at a Cities Service filling station the gasoline pump exploded at 415 pm killing Charles W Stephenson 35 of Topeka Kansas instantly and fatally burning Ace Marker 27 of St. Joseph who was with him The blast occurred during refueling attracting witnesses and investigators to the scene.
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Associated Press
ST. Joseph
Chas. W. Stephenson
Topeka
Kans
Ace Marker
Cities Service Company
Gas Station Explosion Severs Worker Believed Fatal
This afternoon a gasoline pump repairman, Stephenson, from Tulsa, Okla, was injured as an electrical short-circuit sparked by top wires exploded at the station. Marker's clothes burned, he dove through a window, and doctors say he will not live. He lives on Pickett road east of town, married.
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Stephenson
Tulsa
Oklo
Marker
Here
Pickett Road
Treasury balances contrast as June 1 shows higher funds
Missouri state treasury on June 1 shows a balance of 22 945 125 26 with May 1 at 22 150 167 25. May receipts were 3 115 139 18 and disbursements 4 920 181 27, while 9 million in script and unpaid warrants delay payments. Revenue fund stood at 3 460 648 89 on June 1. school fund at 1 992 883 56.
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Missouri
Treasury
Baker
Imoneys
Bean Family Visit to St Louis
Judge and Mrs. B G Bean and daughter Miss Helen are visiting in St Louis confirming a family social visit during the week.
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B. G. Bean
Miss Helen
Sti. Louis
Fred Pash Resigns From Rodeman Implement House
Fred Pash has resigned his position at Rodeman Implement House on West Main Street. He cites having several business plans for the future and says he is not ready to divulge them at present. Miss Josephine Knernschild has returned to St. Louis after attending the funeral of her grandfather, Joseph Berger, yesterday.
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Fred Pash
Rodeman Implement House
West Main Street
Josephine Knernschild
St. Louis
Joseph Berger
Sick parole granted to 18-year-old convict
Joe Assebedo an 18-year-old Mexican convict released from the state penitentiary after a sick parole yesterday afternoon for burglary and larceny He arrived in December 1923 and would have been freed this summer His TB illness prompted the parole and discharge from prison local readers are urged to subscribe to the Capital News.
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Joe Assebedo
State
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al Tavier
Detroit
Eds Tavier
Mrs. Tavier
Stoneville
Capital News
TA Lliams
National Council
Foreign Trade Organization
West Coast
Dallmeyer
St. Joe
Canital News
J. A. Sterling
Schell Music Co
Schell Music
West Monrow
Ypsum Company Set
Chicago, Illinois
Louis L. Ott
Phil. Dallmeyer
Phil A. Dallmeyer
High St
Phil Dallmeyer
E. High
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