Dempsey Destroys Wray in Short Fight at Sayro
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey knocks out Oklahoma giant Wray in under 69 seconds at Sayro. The match draws a crowd over 1000 as Dempsey delivers decisive blows and Wray suffers a likely jaw fracture before the referee ends the bout.
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Postponed Friday game due to heavy grounds conditions
The Eagles versus The Independent contest was called off after rain left the field unplayable. Officials aimed to reschedule for Monday, with forecasts predicting continued unsettled weather. The report also notes Yale crew results and upcoming matches amid a busy college athletics scene.
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Yelena
FEDS FALL SHORT AS PIRATES LOSE WHILE GIANTS WIN
Fragmented sports roundup notes losses and victories. The FBI and other teams are mentioned in a chaotic recap with results from Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and Seattle. It mentions Chicago beating St Louis, and a heavyweight boxing sh update.
Boy Scouts to Run Casper City Hall in Brief Pilot
In Casper a group of local Boy Scouts, led by Casnen and Wye, will supervise city operations for a few hours on Woimanday. The plan, part of a mock municipal government exercise, envisions Scouts staffing multiple offices while the brief period runs. Six face true bills were reported in Nafialo, N Y, with indictments tied to the J E Steel bankruptcy case. Open indictments list Walter M Wilkins Paul F Chase Arthur J Todd and Janus F Nicholson.
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J. E .Steel Companies
Walter M. Wilkins
Paul F. Chase
Arthur J. Todd
Janus F. Nicholson
Accon
Enhel
Spectit
Witl DY Provident
Syeur
Ait Virden
Ams
Shelby
Gibbons Faces Tough Bout Amid Preparation Delays
Shelby reports heavy fight week as Gibbons trains through wet rings and sore lips. Fans expect a record turnout for the upcoming bout with logistics lining up rail trains, hotel upgrades, and tent facilities to host about 10 000 spectators. Local officials forecast large crowds and rapid transit to accommodate visitors.
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Gibbons
Ilatlistory
Tulhoan Company
Valleont
Yatania
Ballrona
Toy
Montana
Coast League Notes and Players Update
Coast League wrap highlights player movements and match notes with team names and dates. Mentions include McCibe, Koehler, San Francisco, Vernon, and Murphy in September context.
Helena and Butte Baseball Series Opens Here Today
Helena and Butte teams prepare to open a series at Sixth Ward Field at 6 p.m. weather permitting. The Giants from Butte travel by auto and bring a strong lineup led by Walker and Allen, aiming to maintain dominance over Helena Merchants and the local slate of players amid a lively crowd.
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Lundie
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Harper Gemma
Helemm
Spearman
Walley
Sas Hetlon
Shelby Kitchens Mobilizes for Fourth of July Rush
Local Shelby kitchens and merchants stock up for Independence Day celebrations amid reports of enhanced food supply and street vendors. Officials note water supply concerns and arena safety rules as civic preparations unfold, while community debates linger on prices and crowd management.
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Mami
Sineaz
Ehethy
Ehoy
Wade Tho
Ulmdo
Bat Shalby
Yanks and Solons Win in American
New York fans celebrate a victory as the Yankees push past Boston with strong team play. Key moments include Waller Havvan’s standout defense and teammates delivering in a tight game against Slim Harris in Philadelphia.
Raid at Unity Herald Press Sparks Treason Claims
Police raided Unity Herald offices amid treason allegations and seized prints and records. Investigators questioned staff about a mysterious ship image and confiscated equipment as part of the probe.
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Janie
Unity Herald
Din
Wednesia
Linekingg
Reconditioned steamship sets new speed record
The reconditioned vessel Vetviathan returned to New York on its trial run and established a new steamship speed record of 2801 knots per hour, surpassing the Mauretania’s previous record of 275 knots per hour.
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Mauretania
World Court Plan Backed by Harding Ally Owsley
In Sioux Valte on June 2 Alvin Oivates a balloon commissioner of the Awedesi Lopton outlines support for a world court plan. He explains the idea to prevent aidesira Wins and endorses the concept as a step toward international law.
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Weill Sumort Tribune
Uwaley
Regopro Itekw Ur Plo Impacts Europe Shipments
New York reports a forthcoming post office plan to control outgoing shipments to Europe during the coming week. Thomas C. Wittels and Elwans M. Morgan announce authority from Washington to implement a new portal appropriation aimed at regulating European cargo movements beginning July 1.
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Postetica Department
Europe
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Washington
Postmmadiar
Elwans
M. Morgan
Army officer proposes a recognition for Miss Hodson
A military official in San Francisco requests a Congressional speech to grant Miss Jean Hodson a unique discharge award for exemplary service. The proposal notes Hodson’s loyalty and the need to honor her contributions within the United States Army.
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Jean Hodson
United States
Francisca
MajGen
Marton
Railmen Protest Cardroad Board Decision in Chicago
June 32 reports a rail labor protest against a road board ruling. A public statement by the American Train Dispatchers union denounces the action as harmful to workers and calls for reconsideration. In Newark, Mrs Mary Creighton and husband John are implicated in a murder via poisoning of Charles Raymond Avery.
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associaCon Today
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Charles Taymond Avery
Lmra
Creighton
Within the Law stage set mirage in Mulberry Street scene
A messy report describes a film set resembling New York police equipment on Mulberry Street for Within the Law directed by Frank Ovensrom at the Matlaw. Inspector observes the private street view where a crime plot unfolds, amid production hype and public interest.
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Schenete
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Eruption of Mount Etna Devastates Italian Vineyards
A June dispatch from London reports Mount Etna’s terrorized area spanning around 15 square kilometers. Vines and olive trees were destroyed, and much property damaged, with Italian farmers losing savings invested in plantations. A paralytic landslide buried a station master as Mussolini’s premier passed through the town.
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Renito Mussolli
Brown Divorce Suit Cancelled After Travel Plan Conflicts
Mrs Stephenie Brown and Francis Brown Hawaii golf and polo figure, once at odds over travel to San Francisco, reportedly cancelled sailing and a court suit following a strategy dispute aboard the steamer Mani Bond. Radio updates later mentioned reconciliation rumors and unrelated local notices on caterpillars and a New York wedding party poisoning.
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