Big Fight injunction bid stalled by reform league
Jersey City June 28 United Press reports an attempt to halt a prize boxing bout between Carpentier and Demsey failed after Vice Chancellor Stevenson declined to stop the fight at the Reform League's request. The writ was denied but permission to try again was granted. Charges outlined claim the contest would corrupt youth and require another judge to hear the petition.
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Jersey City
N. J
Ees
Incellor Stevenson
International Reform League
Robert Watson
Ankernatinola ‘Reform Bureau
D. Vies
Steenson
Aasuran Orden
Richard How
Oe Stevenson
Aviators Forced to Land at Fort Bliss Texas
Aviators aboard an aircraft were forced to land at Fort Bliss Texas on June 28 after a non stop flight was interrupted. They resumed their journey later that night around 5 o clock.
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Ft Bliss
Texas
Davis Ringer
Campbell Refuses Assistant Attorney General Inquiry
Campbell, head of the state law enforcement under the Attorney General, reports from a western state excursion that local officials are generally fulfilling duties in Prohibition enforcement. He plans further county by county examination not yet visited.
Rail Strike Looms Across United States Rail Shops
United Press reports a nationwide vote by shop employees rejecting a 12 percent wage cut ordered by the United States Rail Board for July 1. The referendum outcome was 49,000 in favor of maintaining current pay against 825,000 opposed, surprising leaders who feared a narrow acceptance.
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Chicago
United States
United States’ ‘Rail Board
Vanity Shoppe Ad Promotes Haircare and Treatments
An old classified notice advertises Sham pooing hairdressing facial massage manicuring scalp treatment and chiropody at the Vanity Shoppe near Over Dallmeyer's Dry Goods Store. Phone 1249 for appointments.
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Dallmeyer
Dry Good
Lease Jefferson garage to house Botz printing plant
Botz and Co have leased the Jefferson garage from Weigel Mack and will move their printing plant there on July 2. Otto Botz said the new firm will install a full book printing plant to serve eastern and western state operations while the Sedalia plant remains undisturbed.
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Otto Botz
Sedalia
Stillman Subpoena Issued as Detectives Search Vanished Man
Yonkers June 8 a subpoena was issued today for James Stilman by Referee Gleason. It was issued at the offices of Stilman’s lawyers and is returnable tomorrow morning in Poughkeepsie. Private detectives continue the search for Stilman who has apparently vanished.
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Yonkers
N. Y
James ‘Stilman
Gleason i
Stillman
Poughkeepsie
Glasgow A Speedy Town Says Engineer
An engineer who visited Glasgow notes the city’s bustling pace and frequent moving streetcars. He observes few stops at stations as drivers slow only for boarding passengers, while riders hop on in motion. The piece hints the practice saves energy, appealing to Scottish thrift.
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Western Hemisphere
Glasgow
Cal
Marriage Licenses and Contest Badges Issued
Julius W. Erhardt of Scruggs and Josephine Stubinger of Lohman can obtain marriage licenses and Rotary Athletic Contest Badges at Army Goods Store Ax Brandenburg Drug Store Radke s. First class membership 1.00 and second class 0.50. Secure badges early, limited numbers available. Date shown 6 20 3rd.
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Julius W. Erhardt
Scruggs
Josephine’ Stubinger
Lohman
Rotary
Army Goods
Ax Brandenberger Drug
Radke’ S
Missouri House rebuffs Hyde ally on county unit bill
The Missouri House blocked reading and calendar placement of Elmer’s Dent county county unit bill. The vote 55 to 43 signaled GOP disapproval of Governor Hyde’s pet measure and showcased a sharp rift with the governor, highlighting a rare party rebuke to his leadership.
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Representaive Elmer
Dent County
Hyde
Supreme Court
Missouri
Republican House
Settlement of British coal strike ends three month idle period
London reports the British coal strike settled as miners accept government terms and return to work immediately. The settlement aims to halt further losses to mine owners, with workers agreeing to resume operations and prevent further disruption.
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London
Kept Marriage Secret Spurs City Welcome
Jack Petry of 109 West Ashley Street married in St. Louis two months ago and kept the union secret until today when the bride arrived to join him. Petry, a widower about 60, is well known in the city and county and will reside at 109 West Ashley Street with his wife, receiving congratulations from friends. Cecil Petery is noted as his son.
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Jack Petry
West Ashley Street
St. Louis
Bhothe
Mr. Petry
Ashley Street
Bonaparte, Former Navy Secretary, Dies in Baltimore
Charles J. Bonaparte former secretary of the navy under Theodore Roosevelt died at his Baltimore home. Born June 9, 1851 in Baltimore, he later served as United States attorney general from 1905 to 1906 after graduating from Harvey Institute and the Catholic University of America.
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Secretary of Navy
Roosevelt
United Press
Baltimore
Chas. J. Bonaparte
Navy
President Roosevelt
Harvey
Catholic University of Ameri
Senate on lands and mineral seizure bill
The senate passed a Bowker introduced bill granting the state authority to condemn lands quarries mines and gravel deposits for road building material when needed. It passed unanimously with no objections and could shield the state from extortionate prices if a food building program is enacted.
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Senate
Bowker
Vernon
Forecast More Hot Weather Across the Nation
Washington reports continued high temperatures with scant relief. The Weather Bureau predicts unsettled conditions east of the Mississippi with thunder showers tomorrow and similar southern state weather Wednesday, offering little temperature change overall. A promotional line for the Marinello Shop follows.
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Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Republican Paper Demands Hyde Resign as Missouri Governor
A Strong Republican paper argues nationwide for Arthur M Hyde to quit the Missouri governorship. It contends his removal by resignation or impeachment is essential to spare the state and the Republican Party from further harm, citing tax hikes, medical quackery bills, and political betrayal as key grievances.
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Republican Paper
Hyde
Missouri
General Assembly
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