Ringling plans clash of circus and boxing in New York show
The article envisions Ringling combining circus acts with boxing in Madison Square Garden. It discusses Ringling’s possible boxing slots, rival acts, and a parade of performers from trained animals to fighters, proposing a blended show with other attractions to draw crowds.
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John Ringling
Hag
Madison Suare Cayden
Ringling Co
Tex
New York
Rimsling
The
Milionaire
Kiehnare Hoyt
Mr. Ringling
Eheuses
Bosing
Owl
Cody
Pouraie
Cyigions
YrzonZzole
John Hinself
Pers
Vielaria Campaly
Tran
Fran
Sharkey
Ringling
Shiek Sharkey
Tank Artilles
Barnam
Tellow
Siemmy Mandell
Jackie Fields
Fields
Gotilt Jones
Jones
Chearge Godfrey
Nablie
George
Bobby Jones Loyal Pebble Beach Pranks and Golf Clash
In a muddled report the piece recalls Bobby Jones in a tense match against Johnny Goodman during the national amateur. Lawson Little is described in a confused aside as predicting a trim, while accounts mention spectators cheering and a banker scout associated with Pebble Beach. The overall tone and names reflect a sports section snapshot with unclear phrasing and garbled quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
Johnny Goodman
Lawson Little
Bobbyy
Dohnty
Ty Goodman
Pebble Beach
George Vost
Bans Yost
Record Crowd Expected for Mitchell Hall Bout
A large crowd is billed for a boxing night featuring Mitchell and Hall at the hosts venue on Wednesday night. Johnny Hall from Little Rock is the favorite. Mitchell promises speed and power, with betting suggesting close odds and high excitement for the main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Hall
Nam
Horntl
Oklahoma
Phurs
Ney
Anedet Test
Dane Abel Ficenal Doling Celburs
Local Christian Endeavor Meeting Obscured By Garbled Text
A fragmentary OCR item describes a Sunday evening program at a church, mentioning Christian Endeavor, a presbytery church, and various garbled place names and crowd lines. The readable bits indicate a church gathering with prayers, leadership notes, and a benediction.
Getting Up Nights A Thing Of The Past
A garbled OCR item references relief from nightly disturbances and mentions various names and entities in a fragmented notice. The readable bits imply a sale or medical or candidacy note with multiple proper nouns and places, but the text remains largely unreadable and unstructured.
Clara's Charm Plume Stops Runaway Scene Chaos
The article recalls Clara Bow in a Paramount film production where Bud Bill the bucking mule caused a scene. A lens was broken and performers narrowly avoided injury as the mule charged through a ring, prompting guards to halt the chaos and direct Bow to safety.
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China Bow
Paramount
Bod Bill
Bud Bill
Miss Bow
Bad William
Hal Bill
Baseball Standings and Schedule for American League Clubs
Daily baseball standings show Philadelphia leading, with New York Cleveland St Louis and others in pursuit. Yesterday results include Philadelphia 2 Detroit 1 and Cleveland 4 Boston 2. Today’s schedule features St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston and Brooklyn at St Louis.
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Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washingt
Detroit
Chicago
Basta
Washington
Boston
L. Pe
Pittsburgh
Baty St
Brooklyn
Aboos
Tilisburgh
Boston i
Philadelpha
Cinehainty
Dangerous Curves at Seanger Theatre Brings Three-Day Run
A fragment notes a film or act titled Dangerous Curves at the Seanger theatre for three days featuring a fierce or sensational act. The text references Miss Baw and a conjuration of a savage beast, implying a sensational attraction and perilous framing typical of old theater bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Baw
Seanger Theatre
Ship Builders Send Shearer to Naval Conference Observer
Washington reports the Senate investigating committee heard Clinton L. Bardo of the New York Ship Building Corp say three American shipyards agreed in March 1927 to send William B. Shearer, naval propagandist, to the 1927 general naval limitations conference as an observer to report on the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Clinton L. Bardo
New York Ship Building Corporation
William B. Shearer
Bardo
Shearer
New York
Mason Notice Urges Entered Apprentice Work Tonight
Masons announce work in the Entered Apprentice Degree at the hall tonight and urge all members to attend. The degree work is scheduled to prepare for necessity of doing the work during the fair next week. IRA Halliburton, W. M.
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Albany
Ore
von Pyri
J. C. Sande
Farle Sande
Marjorie
Margaret
McIver
Bermiji
Suun
American Legion Benefit on Sunday Afternoon
Benefit event held Sunday afternoon by the American Legion aims to raise funds. Activities include additional entertainment and community gathering to support post initiatives. Local residents are invited to attend and contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
General Trend Of Events Noted By Industry Press
A brief reflection notes that press reporting often omits certain matters that could interest stakeholders and suggests keeping companies informed about the general trend of events. The remark implies a need for broader coverage to capture evolving business dynamics.
Texaco Gas and Auto Goods at 300 E Third Ave
J L Anderson at 800 East Third Ave advertises Texaco High Test Gas as second to none and low price compared with common brands. The offer includes B H Air Plane Oil Texaco Golden products and high grade tires tubes batteries and accessories in Hope Arkansas.
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J. L. Anderson
East Third Ave
Texaco
B. H. Air Plane
Texaco Golden
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Leon Cott
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Yeerley
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Clara
Chow
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Mason
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Robison
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