Donnie Dean and Julius Wirth Rematch in La Crosse Card
Boxing buffs recall the Ground mill between Julius Wirth and Don Dean in La Crosse as a rematch is billed for Friday night. Promoters expect a conclusive result with Wirth seeking to prove superiority and Dean aiming to reverse the disputed draw from their prior meeting. The Minneapolis fighter Wirth is described as quick and aggressive, with Dean seen as craftier, both facing referee instructions and the local audience’s high expectations for a decisive bout.
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Cresaa
Jul Wirth
la Crosse
Wirth
Dean
Ave Observer
Industry invited to visit Havana next February
An international fair is planned in Havana next February inviting industry from Latin America and Europe. American business leader Frank Steinhart will help organize with U S chamber groups and the Cuban agriculture minister backing the effort. The event aims to showcase rural products, machinery, furniture and sugar processing amid peak tourist season and city tours coordinated by Cuban officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havans
Tha. Vola
Frank Steinhart
Spain
United States
Une Wan
Ageienitare
Ear Ineres
Layer
Gaban National Commission For
Erie
Ageind Lural
In Remantirve Iwe Distrites
Procdacte
Dathime
Aid
Tieseertd Oran
Teu Wane Op
Fragmented Translation Errors Obscure Public Notice
A garbled OCR passage describes a government department noting faulty material and misprints in housing and related notices. It mentions an inquiry into consumer complaints and references various terms and names in a distorted form, lacking clear entities or dates.
Minnesota Historic Grid to Host New Stadium Tradition
Minnesota alumni recall Northrop Field's football glory as a new $1,000,000 stadium rises nearby. The project, backed by state funds and Alfred Pillsbury, will increase capacity and mark a shift from Northrop Field to a modern venue, mirroring Big Ten growth and a string of classic Gophers games such as the 1930s Michigan clash that defined era.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Acaltere
Gsbelinns
Northrop
Alfred S. Pillsbury
Glass
ASOE
the Gophers
Innesota
John McGovern
Iartertinel
Jim Walker
Ton End
Neenrdend
Dema Hener
Bethels Climb Gaike On Presbys Thursday Night
The Bethels climb to a higher standing on Thursday night as the Presbys game moved through. Salzer No. 1 team and Terhel Miathorans also show progress while Pram West Avcanie and others contribute.
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Bethels
Kiest Meesterhet
Wituelight
Salzer No
Terhel Miathorans
Seccess
Dempsey Fights Off Crowes After Tight Bout
From a foggy ring scene, Dempsey battles Chicago Crowes with ferocity, pushes past a hostile crowd to reach his hotel, and signals his intention to stay through an orderly precautionary period. The night test crowns his resilience amid chaotic surroundings and public scrutiny.
TNT in English coal blows up homes in Paris
In cold weather Tuivis residents heated apartments with Noglish coats, causing dangerous explosions. The incident, linked to explosive remnants and faulty heat sources, damaged several homes and forced evacuations. Authorities cite explosive buildup and miner involvement as contributing factors.
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Paris
Tuivis
Pomeines
Pomeines Hid Niet
Smnalt Frogmiens
Premienya Anal
Semi Monthly Skat Tournament at Pioneer
A semi monthly skat event at Pioneer drew players with cheerful play. Winners listed include Frank Selewalbe, Mente Gil, ALa Vittadly, George Linker, and Langeradt, with the tone noting light humor and social appeal.
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Pioneer
Truele
Selewalbe
Mente Gil
Ala
Vittadly
George Linker
Langeradt
Rele
Loleter
High School Basketball Team Preview Under Coach Finley
Coach Finley of the local high school previews the basketball season. A junior league will form Monday night with all players invited. Key players named include Miner, Wrigent, Miller, Salts, Africh, Herman, Talmer, Tyinge, Threess, Morgan, Schou, Gomi, Cains, Abriban, Olson, and Coneh.
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Finley
Finll
Gecrom
Miner Tere Trany
Alig
Weigent
Ann
Miller
Poites
Tle
Africh
Herman
Talmer
Tyinge
Threess
Morgan
Schou
Ta Pe Gomi
Cainserin
Abriban
Olson
Coneh
Doc
Fintey
Tew
Taluk
Pennsylvan ia boxing panel blocks Johnson trainer license
New York reports show the state athletic commission refused to grant Mark Fohnson a trainer's license while other heavyweight matchups emerged. Luis Ficenting, a Chilean heavyweight, signed a contract for three fights, one to be a loom minted title bout involving Benny Steward and seven other opponents. Johnny Singru is linked with Pat Moran for December in Philadelphia amid preparations for a ten round bout slated in New York City.
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Pintatelpina
Pennsylvania
Ala Clic Commission
Mark Fohnson
Chanpien
York
Luisz Ficenting
Benny “Steward
Tohnuny Sinrgrue
Pat Moran
Lack MacAnlitte
Joe White
New York
Mob Beats Editors? Stuttgai and Wks Newspaper Clash
Unclear OCR text reports a confrontation involving editors at a Stuttgart area paper. Details are fragmentary with damaged phrasing about a wrecked plate and workplace incident. No clear individuals, dates, or organizations can be reliably identified from the readable segments.
Indoor nine hole putting course opens at Callaway Music Store
Dave Tosh, local pro, announces an indoor nine hole putting course at Callaway Music Store on Main Street to keep golfers in trim this winter. Open nine to five thirty daily five days a week, six on Saturdays, closed Sundays. Women exclusive Wednesdays and men Thursdays. Over fifty members signed up already.
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California
Crogs
Dave Tosh
Callaway Music Store
Main Street
la Crosse
Tosh
Badgers Schedule Three Home Games in 1924
Wisconsin announces three home games for the 1924 football season with a chance of adding one more at Madison. Nebraska is speculated as a potential opponent while Notre Dame also explores possible involvement for the Badgers.
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Badgers
Marsex
Wis
Wisconsin
Wdl
Madison
Ins
Nebraska
Note
Dame University
South Bund
Teday
Little Five cage schedule announced by conference
MilwaukeeWisconsin The Little Five basketball schedule as set by conference officials lists Carroll Beloit Lawrence Ripon in matchups across Beloit Appleton Ripon and Waunakee with both home and away games. Lawrence faces Beloit at Beloit and Carroll plays Ripon at Ripon with several additional Carroll Lawrence Beloit matchups in Appleton and Waunakee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ssan
Carroll Va
Beloit
Lawrence
Ripon
Carroll
Carrail
Rian
Tupon
Carrell Va
Hetule
Tawrence
Rigen
Four World Records Fall at I A G Interscholastic Meet
The seventeenth annual interscholastic tank meet at the Illinois Athletic Club saw four world records and two scholastic marks broken. Notable performances came from Johnny Weissmuller, John Farrell, and Sybil Bauer, who set fresh marks in 100 meters and 220 yard breaststroke among others. Williamson of Milwaukee AAC assisted in setting records.
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Illinois Athletic Club
Cmicago
Iil
Minua
Cork County
Iendls Athletic Club
Johnny Weisruller
John Fariey
Sybil Bauer
I. A
Agtt
Peegy Wiliamson
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Niow
Weisuuller
Norman Jross
Atss Wiliamsen
Agnes Geraghty
New York Women’s Swimming Association
Robs Express Car Pole Near Waverly
A train robbery damaged an express car near Waverly on the Norfolk and Western line. A safe containing 89,000 dollars in currency was taken from one of two cars during the heist. An investigation by railroad police is underway with no immediate arrests reported.
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Norfolk & Westman
Waverly
Swedish Women Invited to Estate and Dairy Roles
Stockholm reports eligible Swedish women may enter estate and dairy management roles long reserved for men. The announcement stresses equal opportunity, noting a near Stockholm estate already demonstrates women can run a self supporting business and professional life.
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Stockholm
Wisseth Esate
Wanniinens
Lammd
Secon Walnin
Telksdag
Say
Marquette Hopes For Bigger Schedule After Undefeated Run
Marquette University gridiron fans anticipate a tougher future as the undefeated 18th season closes. Coach Ke J Mur leads a squad that defeated St Marys 33 to 0, Ripon 19 8, Carleton 16 0, Boston College 7 0, Detroit 18 0, North Dakota 24 0, South Dakota 9 0, and Vermont 20 4. Star players Red Dunn and others drew national attention, with praise for his leadership and courage on the field.
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Swatkee
Notre Dame Patio
Ke J. Mur
Hig
Marquette University Grgdlers
Conteent
Luu
Slaty
Ag Miter
Batlle
Vermons
St. Mary's
Ripon
Carrel
Boston Cotlese
Detroit
North Dakota
South Dakota
pSane
Varmont
Marquette
Red" Dunn
Tal & Peer
Boston College
Pri
Walwig
Nemedy
Loa Trekles
League dissolves as Wisconsin charter ends
Fragmented text notes dissolution of a league and the Wisconsin corporate charter, with unclear details and stray phrases about transfers and formal steps. The readable elements reference a league ending and corporate status changes, but specifics are not recoverable from the garbled source.
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Tarness
Whigs
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Beriess
Averitt
Poplers Cbeertisement Deentakis
Couaneree
Dia
Onli Hrnshal
Negehrop
Chaimptunsttys
Cyrag Nerchrop
Iatico
Xenrk Lite
St. Pilighury
Gophers
Odin Aliehigan
Rmia
Tre
Mary
Samaer
Miller Ify Rt
Aunty
van Aay
Sreandiy
Eliay
West Tv
Renner
Wan
KONGO
Tay
Lienboekken
A. Mekvold
Dempsey
Chicago Crowes
Cleese
Limon
Chicago
Mie Croyee
Ranlinin
W. H. Row
Jay Sr
H. T. Schmoing
S32 Resort
Weihaupt- Savage CO. Inc
4Th St
A. N. Hammes
Jackson
Cuartie Whites
Youssdie Wight
Philadelphia
Callaway
Hilltoppers
Murry
Noerparigesduo
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Michaels Stern
Nelson Clothing CO
Caledonia Street
Riviera
Union Store
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