San Francisco bout ends with Jim Britt victory in twenty rounds
Jimmy Britt of San Francisco defeats Rstiling Nelson of Hegenlach after twenty rounds of fast fighting. Britt lands solid rights and lefts while Nelson struggles to stay upright. Referee Welsh awards Britt the decision, with Nelson only two rounds scored in the twenty.
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Audttorium
San Francisco
Jimmy Britt
Rstiling
Nelson
Hegenlach
Jil
San. Francisco
Yuan
Dauser
Ontit
Britt
Will Af
Welsh
Powers Trial Is Off In Goebel Case
POWERS TRIAL IS OFF QWORGATOWN Ky July The trial of Caley Powers charged with complicity in the murder of Senator William Goebel has been indefinitely postponed after Special Judge Robins adjourned when attorneys could not agree on a suitable motion The trial will not proceed until a new judge is appointed by Governor Beckham Defense lawyers had sought to prove the Goebel caucus declaring him governor was illegal, to support a pardon Powers received from Governor W S Taylor during his brief term The pardon has previously been held invalid Powers produced the pardon upon arrest.
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Qworgatown
Caley Powers
William Goebel
Robins
Beckham
dJudre
Goebel
W. 8. Taylor
Sonoma Girl Wins Loose At Grand Circuit Meet
Sonoma Girl jogged to victory in a trotting event at Glenville during the Grand Circuit day. Genteel H. took second. Allee Pointer set a new 2:05 pace mark. The meet drew a large crowd with strong performances and upcoming races listed for Thursday.
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Clevelann
Ivy
Bone
Glenville
Sonoma
Kre
Chaty Caine
Alig Pointer
Atraight Nenti
Gol Geers
Are Delle
Memphis
Chamber of Gommavee
Miresyerrolt
Stat Vono
Rot
Senora Gtr
Team
el Silvey Rand Ming
My QO Pnee
Aycdolte
Berynia
J.T. E McDeeter
Helden
Doug Cattwell
Ulflors
Battle Auditorium Riot at San Francisco July 93
Crowd outside the Battle Auditorium nears chaos as Britt and Nelson fight ends with police charging in. Several injured amid a crush. Nelson favored early, Britt not brisk. weigh‑ins show 141 pounds. May signal end of such events in city as supervisors consider permits. (Continued on Page 7)
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San Francisgo
Britt
Nelson Awere
Fillmore
Orion
Nelson
Bettina
Uri
Bath
San Francisco
Taylor
Unanimenta Pate Chirlyesiz
Weather forecast and storm warnings fragment
Weather report from Washington July weather forecast for Thursday and Friday shows fair to warm conditions with variable winds. Numerous garbled lines mention showers, storms, and electrical hazards. includes references to Ohio and Michigan regions and unclear casualty notes.
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Washington
Jodiana
Thoraday
Extranta
Dan Patch Sets New Decatur Mark In Trot News
Dan Patch reported to have set a new measure at Decatur with multiple horses and heats described in a rapid, fragmentary account. The report notes Dan Patchon, pacing times around 2:10 and 2:19, with horses like Jean and Waldemont in various heats. Marion Woman drove her own horse in a trot event, though not finishing in the Swaneeer segment.
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Dan Paton
Pan
Tone
Rod Lootander van Fest
Wing Kintertiiner
Jean
Wleanarth
My Grove
Fm-Muifton Star
Bah
Waldemont
Aica
Sterling Mokiongy Wan
TNT Munre Telky Wean
Alf Rand Argat
Snodtent
Mise Hrooks
Elwred Jun
Belle Gamebounalan
Marion Woman
Marion
Swaneer
Body of Mrs Besancon Claimed in Bluffton
Mrs Fremont Winsel of this city traveled to Bluffton to reclaim the body of her sister Mrs Irene Besancon who was shot and killed Sunday by Mrs Bila LaPointe. The remains were transported by train to the Eel River cemetery for burial. A preliminary hearing for Mrs LaPointe is set for Friday in Bluffton.
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Fremont Winsel
Tls City
Blwitton
Airs
Ference Besancon
Bila LaPointe
Lake Hie & Western Road
Unieartakers
Klaehn
Eel River Semetery
Village workers clash at new bridge under river crossing
Bulletin reports a group of nearly a dozen laborers working on a nine million dollar project across the river. A wall of pressure caused a crush behind them. a few were injured but no one died.
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Hoston
Daly
Chines
Fort Wayne Shrine Club Annual Picnic Draws Members
Fort Wayne Shrine Club held its annual picnic yesterday despite threatening weather. About forty class of members and families attended, enjoying dinner, a theater outing, and dancing at Vandeville Theater with out of town guests from Geneva joining the event.
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Fort Wayne
Navy
Thane
Vandevilie Theater
Wntll
Geneva
Wlente
Adolphus Busch Improvement Reported
In St Louis, physicians attending Adolphus Busch say he is out of danger and improving gradually after a serious illness. They caution convalescence may require spending next winter in a southern climate to aid recovery.
Converse Financier in Straits Faces Creditors
After a creditors’ meeting in Converse Ind, Mark Tully, long head of the Tully Exchange Bank now sold to Farmers State Bank, reveals he is in financial straits. He says deposits totaling about 105000 remain, notes of 38000 were sold, and he asks six months to settle, offering his property as security and vowing no depositor loses a cent.
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Converse
Ind
Mark Tully
Tully Exchange Bank
Farmers’ Stave Bank
Tully
Iin
Bix Montis
Tha Y Mnether Mesthis Tomar Ab
Delnite Aution
Busiaeds
Farmers’ Stats
Bir
Awithin
Ly Aq
Marion
Ore Dock Workers Vote to Return to Jobs
Doluth Minnesota July 6 Shortl after noon dock workers who had been striking for union recognition voted to retire to work. All employees will be taken back by the company tomorrow morning without prejudice and pay they have been receiving under a verbal agreement. The strike lasted about two days and ended with no guard or violence reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doluth
Mion
Atric
Anl A Nirsen Pry
Doh Misankee and Northern Railroad
Boyville Regime In Full Sway Inaugurates City Officials
In July 1941 the water party swept the Boyville election. Winners on the ticket include Frank Abbat of Goshen as mayor Lloyd Banyon of South Bend city clerk Lloyd Simpson of Vincennes treasurer Joe Clark of Portia Max Tuan of Marysville and C Curtis Butler of Marklon as council members. The new mayor delivered an inaugural address at a mass meeting and Crown formally handed control to the new officers.
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Winona Dake
Water Party
Frank Abbat
Goshen
Llnyd
Banyon
South Bend
Lloyd Simpson
Vicennes
Trea
Weer
Joe Clark
Portia
Max Tuan
Marysville
C. Curtis Butler
Marklon
Pile
Hie
Wnrks
Oficora
Bi Four Family Reunion Planned in Cridersville
The twelfth annual reunion of the Ig Four families Towsher Delong Ueicholderier and Mowery is set for April 22 at DeLong Grove Cridersville Ohio Invitations have been issued for the event Officers include President T Rofas her Wapakaneta Ohio Vice Presidents U A DeLong Dina Ohio and George J D Mowery Laurelville Ohio Secretary Amar Reichssdorfer Cridersville Ohio Executive committee Th Toxsher Bickland and Azra Te Long Mowery and Charles Reichelderfer are among attendees Police Captain and Mrs Reichelderfer are listed among those expected.
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Ig Four
Towsher
Delong
Ueicholderier
Mowery
DeLong Grove
Cridersville
Arimint
T. Ro Fawsher
Wapakaneta
U. A. DeLong
Dina
George JD. Mowery
Laurelville
Secretars
Amar Reichssdorfer
Critersville
Toxsher
Bickland
Azra Te Long
Saat Mowery
Charles Reichelferfer
Criderssille
Reichelderfer
Ely
Train Derailment near Jonesboro Injures Several
A southbound Mobile and Ohio passenger train derailed between Jonesboro and Mill Grove injuring engineer Ay Al Wilds of Jackson and a second crew member. The engine overturned and caught fire before passengers were helped to safety. Wille was taken to Murfreesboro hospital. cause not yet determined.
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Jonesboro
Mobile& Obio
Here
Mill
Acomacet
Delling
Edward
Ay AL Wilds
Jackson
Wile
Seal ‘Ad
Wille
Murfeesboro
Bridge dedication crash crowds swamped Charles River
Boston on July 21 reports a crowd gathered on the new three million dollar bridge over the Charles River between Boston and Cambridge. A large number were swept into the water with initial word of five drowned, later revised to one.
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Boston
Charles River
Cambridge
Mint
Mysterious Disappearance of George Wolll Abounds in Town
Laborer George Wolll vanished after leaving his dinner pail, cap, and hat at the work site during sewer construction in the eastern ward. His father and friends fear foul play as searches turn up nothing and no trace of him since.
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George Wolll
Walt
Eddy
Wolf
Hiente
Fire Near Pittsburg Kills One Man
A violent fire near Pittsburg, Utah, killed one man and caused extensive damage to municipal buildings. The blaze, which threatened other structures, resulted in injuries to several residents and prompted emergency crews to scramble to contain it.
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Pittsburg
Hundred Girl Pickets Sent Out In New York Strike
A shirtmakers union sent out a hundred girl pickets to shops across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Brownsville and Raponne. The move forms the largest picket committee of girls on record as part of a dispute with the Shirt Con tractors association which has reportedly jacked out 12 employees.
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New York
Tractors” Association
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Browns
Tvile
Raponne
Laura Matthews Killer Himself in Colorado Springs
An inquest reports Laura Matthews died by her own hand after being found with a ballet in a lane near Treadmoor. Amos Rambaugh had shot himself yesterday. the verdict states he died by his own hand, with Ram Flough implicated in Matthews death due to his absence at the inquest.
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Colorado Springs
Tanta Mathes
Treadmoor
Amos R. Ram
Baugh
Sis
Prison Poy
Ram Flough
Mias Matthews
Neces
Wage Earners Form Financial Concern
New York reports the Wage Earners Capital Finance corporation gains a charter for a $19,000,400 investment trust. The labor group aims to raise small contributions, plan branches in Chicago, Washington, St Louis, and other cities, and recruit a broad worker base. W J Gridley represents the suit, seeking stock subscriptions and a nationwide expansion.
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Banking and Investment Company
New York
Chicago
Ayoung
Uthrig
Okdahoma
Wlre
Togton
St Louis
W. J. Gridley
Uy Walls
Bipresmits
Shingle Prices Climb Amid Lumber Yard Shortage
A widespread shingles shortage drives up prices as railcar limits curb production. Mills can ship only about a third of demand, with transport bottlenecks worsening shortages across counties. Grain movement and rising demand for alternative materials add to the pressure on prices and availability.
Governor Hawks State Rights Against Federal Encroachment
The governor declares against federal overreach and defends state sovereignty, challenging Beveridge and influential forces while praising dual government. He frames federalism as preserving independence and warns of dangers from centralized power.
Rights of states opposed to federal overreach in Banly speech
Governor Hatly spoke at the Chautauqua in Elebart urging preservation of state rights against federal intrusion. He criticized centralization, warned against income and inheritance taxes as federal tools, and argued Congress lacks authority to regulate state succession or debt beyond local tax use.
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Blebart
Ind
Banly
Chautauqua
Congress
Tongevelt
Hunly Studs
Roonevelt
Hla
Governaent
Omar Nat
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Powers
Robbins
Meally
George Martin
John Conkey
Milwaukee
Farmer
Dan Patch
Decatur
Besancon
Eel River Cemetery
Firs. Winger
Winger
Arcola
David Springer
Winget
Emoa Link
the. Degney
Katherine Bowlers
Kalamazoo
Mich
Sarah Snyder
Arcata
Home Mission
Bulletin
Robison
Park
Adolphus Busch
Louie
Bean
Bana
Straits
Indiana
Converse Financier
Boyville
J. Frank Hanly
Federal
Rough Riders
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Tittsburg
Marshalsea
Laura Matthews
Lee
Hanly VS. Roosevelt
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