Jordan to clash with Cyclone Burns in top middleweight bout
Chris Jordan of Texas Greek and Cyclone Burns of Rochester Minnesota square off Friday night in a best two out of three falls 158 pound middleweight match. Jordan, weighing about 162 pounds, is touted as a world class middleweight with a near spotless record including recent wins over Yokel Ketonen and others.
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Chris
Mike Yokel
Salt Lake City
Waine Ketonen
Boston
Jordan
Billy Schober
Indiana
Joe Turner
Jack Milo
Henry Irslinger
Matty Matsuda
Charles Miller
William Krumboltz dies at 60 a life of faith and service
William Krumboltz of Salina died July 24 1921 at age 60 after a life of devotion to church in which he served as elder for over thirty years and led Sunday school. He was married to Emma Frances Walgren April 18 1888 and left nine children Ruth Maud Rollie Naomi Marian Dorothy and the twins Ons and Orlo. His funeral at the Salina Presbyterian church July 27 was conducted by Rev Glenn J Schillerstrom with other church and synod representatives assisting.
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Krumboltz
John
Ilhelmina Krumboltz
Salina
Emma
Frances Walgren
Ruth
Clarence Peterson
Maud
Carl Anderson
Rollie
Naomi
Townsend Schillerstrom
Marian
University of Igan
Dorothy
Ons
Orlo
German Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church of
Aon
Synod
William Krumholtz
God
Jesus Christ
Chas. Berg
Salina Presbyterian Church
Ww Y
Glenn J. Schillerstrom
Williamsburg
H. O. Bethel
Presbytery of
Iowa
L. E. Koenig
Synod of Iowa
Board of
Fo RS Church
Organized sale of wives and children in famine district
Chinese famine district trafficking revealed by the International Famine Relief Committee. Across 692 villages 9 253 children were sold with prices from 3 to 32 dollars. 41 girls 21 wives 40 boys and 10 daughters in law were sold in thirty three villages. Catholic sisters cared for 500 abandoned children and some girls were saved by relief workers.
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China
South
Chinli
International Famine Relief Committee
Shuntefu
Chow
Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac Founder of Detroit
Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac a French military officer explorer founded Detroit landing at the present site July 24 1701. He led the settlement until 1711 and later served as governor of Louisiana for five years before returning to France where he died around 1780.
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Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac
Detroit
Louisians
France
Whfere
Champion Cassowary Swallowing Feats Highlighted
The cassowary is famed for swallowing stones and hard objects to aid digestion. Stories describe its remarkable gluttony and appetite, earning a reputation as a champion swallower in natural lore.
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Cyclone Burns
Pairfield
Will
Cyclone” Burns
Armory
Fairfield
Smalley Sales Service
Illinois
Missouri
Poland
Hampshire
Chester
C. A. Smalley
Richland
Pleasant Plain
Goodyear
C. E. Anderson
Kelley-Young Federal Bakery
Burlington St
Tire
Goodrich and
Gates
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