Glendon Shatters Ring Graft In Wild San Francisco Bout
Abysmal Brute Bam Stuboner promotes a sensational find Young Pat Glendon who travels to San Francisco and fights Roughdance Kells and Flying Dutchman in a surge of crowd chaos. Glendon exposes crooked ring practices, silences the mob with a crowd control speech, and floor’s promoter Hanford before delivering a decisive knockout that leaves the venue in uproar and guards scrambling.
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Bam Stuboner
Pat Glendon
Glendon
San Francisco
Kells
Kelly
Slubener
Throwen Maud Sangster
Glendon Hrat
Firat
Brubener
Glenson
Nat Power
Wetting Syndicate
Maud
Powers
One Punch Glendon Returns as a Ring Frame Exposed
The crowd roared as Glendon denounced a fixed fight after knocking out Hanford with a single punch. He claimed the betting syndicate fixed the bout and warned Cannant the fourthteenth round would decide, while Cannant vowed no one could end him in one round.
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Glendon
Stubener
Capes
Celta
Tom Golar
Bly Morgan
Jim Menford
Jim
Tre
Jam
Nevada
San Francisco
Ench
Hanford
Twin
Jim Banford
Jim Ganford
Woolthi
Fgbt
Nat Powers
Glendom
Ytow
Synsiale
Connad
Glindon
Nhe Syndicate
Toot Cannant
Cannant
Biy
Cannam
Morgan
Riot and Ring Collapse After Gorge of Glendon Cannim Bout
The crowded Golden Gate arena erupts as Glendon defeats Cannam in a brutal fight. Cannam ducks feints, unsteady under pressure, and collapses to the canvas after a decisive right hip blow. Rioters wreck the venue, topple structures, and police struggle to control the mob as Glendon’s car is guarded through the unrest.
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Queensbury
Glendon
Cannam
Big
Pridg
Roy
Cangam
Hig Min
Cufum
Grendon
Hin
Cannim
Felne
Hanford
Golden Gate Arena
Pallee
Mula Brronogth
Jim Danford
Fay
Htm
Promper
Glendes
Union Square
Dows
St. Wrands
Celea
Gleadon
Dr King’s New Discovery for Colds and Coughs
A folk remedy advertisement claims Dr King’s New Discovery relieves children's coughs and fevers during cold epidemics. It promises restful sleep and offers money back if no relief. Endorsed by W H Knowles of Osco and W P RinChat of Asbury New Jersey. Sold by druggists.
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Dr. King
W. H. Knowles
Osco
W. Princhatt
Asbury, N. J
Glendon’s Final Ring Concludes Long Career
Glendon, looking down from an upper window at a young Hercules tower, recalls his vow as he sits in the car and repeats that he has fought his last debt and retired from the ring forever, THE END.
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Glendon
Hanford
Gleadon
Presa
Hercules
Next Week Tale of Vanishing People by Rex Beach
Rex Beach writes a serialized tale titled Next Week about a mysterious disappearance. The installment teases a suspenseful plot with atmospheric settings and a focus on character motives and peril.
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Rex Beach
Bids invited for Marshfield High School McKinley building
School District No 1 Marshfield Wisconsin calls for sealed proposals to erect a brick addition named the McKinley building by October 11 1914. Bidders must include a 2 percent certified check and bond guarantee within 10 days of acceptance. plans available from Gustave Krasin architect.
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Board of Education
Marshfield
Wisconsin
I C
Marsh
P. J. Kraus
Cleck
J. C. Marsh
School District One Reserves Right to Reject Bids
School District No. one reserves the right to reject any or all bids as published. J. C. Marsh serves as Director and Pp. J. Kraus as District Clerk with the notice dated June 14, 1914.
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J. C. Marsh
Pp. J. Kraus
Dist
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Lora
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Wale
Dick Ig
Dick Ieks
Terry
Phas
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Getlon
F. Humphreyy
Ondar
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Willer
New York City
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Ayer
Marshfield Music House
Lube Building
Miles
Frank Anderson
Comfrey
Mina
United States
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Miles Medical CO
Gikhart
Ted
Wm, Ebbe
Chicago School of Auctioneering
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