Dynamite Jim Maloney Captures Boston’s Fandom and New York Interest
The piece chronicles Boston’s adoration for boxer Dynamite Jim Maloney as he travels to New York to slug it out with Har Persson. It notes a strong Boston following, mentions figures like Father Burke and William McDonald, and highlights promoter George Tex Rickard’s strategic interest. It previews possible future bouts versus Paul Berlenbach or Senor Paulino and admires Maloney’s relentless fighting style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim” Maloney
Oston
New York
Har- Persson
Forrest
Fortyinth
Boston
Father Ichard Burke
Dynamite Jim
Wiliam McDonald
Inspectortephen Flaherty
Boston Poice
Honey Boy
Dick Finnegan
Mr Dynamite Jim
Benny Drom
Lawrence Murray
J. William Wallace
Billy Lynch
Ty Counselor
Hn Levins
Charley Solomon
Lomon
Bost
Dynamite
Jim
York
J. Harry Persson
Manhattan Island
George Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Dynamite Jim” Maloney
Gene Tunney
Joe Lynch
Roston
South
Garden
Harry Persson
Paul Berlenbach
Mr. Rickard
Senor Paulino
Senor Pauling
Signor
Arturo de Kuh
Franz Deiner
Three Auto Accidents Reported No Occupant Hurt
Three automobile collisions were reported to police last night with no injuries. Dixon and Evelyn Casey of West Monroe collided on Layton Avenue at 8 15 PM. Hibbard and another car at DeSiard and Sixth Streets had minor damage. Fuller and street car No 24 on South Grand Street had a torn fender. A Christmas Eve crash involved RB McEnery of Lovers Lane and W McQuire of 1603 DeSiard Street with bent axle and damaged fender and inner tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Dixon
Evelyn Casey
West Monroe
Layton Avenue
Dixon
D. Hibbard
DeSiard
Sixth Streets
McEnery
McQuire
Urania Well Produces 1000 Barrels Daily In Field Spree
Urania Louisiana reporting Harry Taylor of Monroe becomes sole owner of key oil lease in Urania Tulos area after acquiring Zeigin interests. No. 2 through No. 4 wells show promising output with No. 2 producing about 1000 barrels daily at peak. plans include air compression for Nos. 3 and 4 and further drilling after New Year amid rising field activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Brooks
Urania-Tullos
la Salle Oil Felds
Harry + Taylor
Monroe
J. Zeigin
Taylor
Pima Oil Co
Urania
Keene & Wolf
Ayers Bros
Bayou Chickasaw
Natural Gas & Fuel Co
Ohio Oil Co
Farmerville Masonic Lodge Elects Officers for Next Year
Union Fraternal Lodge No. 53 in Farmerville, La. elects Edward Everett Jr. as Worshipful Master S. L. Digby as Senior Warden Harry Preaus as Junior Warden S. L. Smith as Secretary and Gus Hartman as Treasurer for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Marion
Union Fraternal
F. and
A. M. of
Farmerville
Edward Everett, Jr
S. L. Digby
Harry Preaus
S. L. Smith
Gus Hartman
Beautifying grounds with evergreens and nursery stock
Advertisement notes free information on landscaping with evergreens shrubs and nursery stock. Provides contact for D. W. Griffing Nurse Ltd at Murray Streets Alexandria and a phone number 612.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Griffing Nurse Ltd
Murray Sts
Alexandria, Or
Auto plunges into ditch injuring Kansas man fatally
C J West 28 of Garnett Kansas was fatally injured when his car left Mooringsport road 12 miles north of Shreveport and overturned into a ditch last night. J H Ryan of Shreveport escaped with minor bruises. West died en route to a sanitarium after being pinned beneath the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Progs
Shreveport
C. J. West
Garnett
Kansas
West
Texarkana
W N Boddie Hurt When Struck By Car
W N Boddie a 36 year old truck driver for F Strauss Son was hit by a car driven by H H Dixon at Walnut street near the V S and P depot. He was taken to St Francis sanitarium with bruises and possible head injuries and remained semi conscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Boddie
F. Strauss & Son
H. H. Dixon
Monroe Hardware Company
Walnut Street
Boddie
Dixon
R. J. Goza
St. Francis Sanitarium
Theft at gunpoint leads to charge in ruston
H H B Williams former stock room worker at Milner Motor Company is jailed in Ruston on highway robbery charges after allegedly stealing Carl Thompson employed in the used car department on DeSiard Street Thompson a witness and George Washington a driver were involved Williams allegedly forced Washington to stop near Knowles Oil Co on the Ruston road and was later arrested after contact with Ruston authorities. Thompson obtained a warrant and Sheriff Milton Coverdale planned to bring Williams back today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H B. Williams
Milner Motor Company
Ruston
Carl Thompson
Thompson
Williams
The
Motor Company
DeSiard Street
George Washington
West Monroe
Trenton Street
Ruston Road
Knowles’ Oil Company
Washington
Frank Pettit
Charles Schulze
Milton Coverdale
Police Court Fines for Drunkenness in City Case
Horace Green B H Diltley and W W Spink were convicted by Judge Charles Schulze in city police court yesterday. Each charged with being drunk and disorderly. Green fined $12.50 or 12½ days. Diltley and Spink fined $7.75 or 7½ days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schulze
Horace Green
B. H. Diltley
W. W. Spink
Green
Marriage Licences Listed for Two Couples
Edward H. Fenlon of La Plata Missouri and Martha G. Moore of Monroe Faulkner G. Banks of Monroe and Josephine McNaliz also of Monroe are recorded as obtaining marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Fenlon
la Plata
Martha G. Moore
Monroe
Faulkner G. Banks
Josephine McNaliz
Realty Transfers and Early Airplane Regulation Highlights
Realty transfers show stakes on Lee Avenue and Highlands Subdivision deeds with values 4450, 1470 and 1500 dollars. The article shifts to new air regulations detailing pilot classifications, licensing duration, safety rules, altitude limits, reporting duties, and applicability of foreign-flag vessel laws to aircraft engaged in foreign air commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McDonald
Home Realty & Development Company
Lee Avenue
Robert M. Breard, Jr
Flora Guard
Breard
Highlands
Murray Hudson
Eva S. Whitfield
Hudson
Riverview Addition
L Street
Fire destroys vacant house at Eigth and Stop streets
A small vacant house at Eigth and Stop streets burned last night. Fire alarms reached the station at 0 40 p m with the crew returning at 11 16 p m. The property owned by Mrs T E Wright suffered an estimated loss of 800 to 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eigth
Stoptreets
T. E. Wright
Quietest Christmas in Years Says City Judge
City Judge Schulze notes an unusually quiet holiday period with only seven drunks arrested in the city, one by the sheriff and one solitary case in West Monroe. He credits the Volstead Act with improving safety and sobriety during celebrations.
Rules for Air Traffic and Aircraft Inspections
The text outlines airworthiness certification for approved vehicle types with identical machines. Commerce Department inspectors ensure service machines meet standards and mandate renewed testing after accidents. It requires daily inspections and logs by operators, with regular government reports. In flight, aircraft must stay 300 feet apart, pass to the right, and yield to balloons. Night flying requires red right and green left lights, plus a white rear light. Over fields, red fusees signal bad weather. two red fusees require immediate grounding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
Poultry Meet Planned by North Louisiana Association
An important meeting of all committee members and others interested in the North Louisiana Poultry Association is called for tomorrow night at 7 30 at the courthouse to finalize preparations for the first annual exhibition in this city on January 6 5 6 and 7. Six parishes Ouachita Morehouse Richland Caldwell East Carroll and Franklin will participate with entry blanks and catalogs being distributed soon. H C Hazel manager says a large number of superior birds are expected and the show should rank with the best ever held in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Louisiana Poultry Association
Court House
Louisiana
Ouachita
Morehouse
Richland
Caldwell
East Carroll
Franklin
H. C. Hazel
Desiard Street Store Rebuilt At Downtown Corner
The DeSiard and Walnut street building, owned by C N Eichel, is being gutted and modernized. Former Hirsch Dry Goods occupancy will be replaced by The Woman's Shop, with Spanish stucco exterior and a 30 by 109 foot footprint, due by February 1 for occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeSiard Street
C. N. Eichel
DeSiard and
Walnut Streets
Hirsch Dry Goods Company
Woman's Shop
North Grand Streets
Miss J McNally Weds Faulkner Blanks In Quiet Local Ceremony
Miss Josephine McNally and Faulkner Blanks were married at 5 p m yesterday in St Matthew's Church vicinity with a small party. A dinner at 306 Pine Street followed attended by city and parish officials about forty including Judge Charles Schulze who acted as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Vandegaer
St. Matthew's Church
Josephine McNally
Faulkner Blanks
Charles Schulze
Monroe Welfare Association
Ring results from Chicago Denver Seattle bouts
In Chicago midget Smith tied with Ray Rydhell in a 10 round draw. Henry Lenard defeated Jony Clein. Harry Forbes beat Earl McArthur. Denver saw Jack Kane defeat Ted Blatt. Seattle card had King Tut beat Al Gracio in six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midget Smith
New York
Ray Rydhell
Henry Lenard
Jony Clein
Milwaukee
Harry Forbes
Columbus
Earl McArthur
Sioux City
Towa
Denver
Jack Kane
Ted Blatt
Minneapolis
Seattle
King Tut
St. Paul
al Gracio
Spokane
Sale of Ouachita county properties in Monroe parish court
The State of Louisiana through the Fourth District Court in Ouachita Parish will sell at the Monroe courthouse on January 22 1927 the seized properties described as Flournoy and Steele Madden additions to West Monroe Lot 1 Square 18 and Lot 4 Square 18 plus other lots. Sale cash with appraisement to the last bidder. Sheriff Milton Coverdale notes the notice. Also announces Ouachita National Bank stockholders meeting on January 11 1927 to elect a board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Louisiana
C. W. Scruggs
Fourth District Court
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Flournoy
West Monroe
Steele Madden
Fife
Milton Coverdale
Monroe Grocer Company stockholders meet in Monroe
A meeting of the stockholders of Monroe Grocer Company Ltd will be held at its office in Monroe Louisiana on Wednesday January 5 1927 to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business that may come before the meeting W M Washburn Secretary 27 20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Grocer Company, Ltd
Monroe
Louisiana
International Radio Listings for December 29
Station schedules show programs across WEAO WEAF and WAC in New York. Listings mention Lester Itadian American Musical Club concert and related broadcasts at 8:00 PM with various stations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ETHER
Lester Itadian
Cert
WEAO
Columbes- Stainbrook
Double Sormann
Wena M
WEAF
New York
WAC
Ned Cae
la wHo
Dee Moime
Radio Concert Listings Across Cities and Times
A dense schedule lists evening radio concert programs by station, city, and time across the United States. It includes performances by orchestras, choirs, soloists, and ensembles from Milwaukee to New York, Chicago to Boston, with varied genres and live studio programs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Danon Sayq
Maloney
Damon Runyon
International News Service
Mass
Siefra
South Poston
Emerald Isle
Ireland
Massachuetts
Jm” Maloney
J. John L. Sullivan
Jim G Wes
New York City
Ant
Kiy
Ray T. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
R. Taylor
Urania Lumber Company
Farmerville Masonic Lodge
Ditch
Irene Simms Shields
South Grandee
H. B. Williams
Auto
Secretary of Commerce
United States
Ie Locals
Angelene Frozen Fruit Cake Brick
Watson & Aven
J. M’nally
Ouachita National Bank of Monroe
W.M. Washburn
Sec’y
International Radio
Rowan
CNRA
Yous
Wie Wat
BAL
WBBR
Wfi
WOW
Westerm
Gare
KGO
WBAP
WFAA
E.T
WTAG
Worcheater
WGY
Widenectedy. Musicale
Wash
Davenport
WRAY
Army Band Comcert
WGN
Blackstone Vaintette
Chi
WCSH
Portland
WORD
Batavia
N.Y. Sala
WPX
Havana
WHB
Kansas City
KDKA
F. Witt
Syria
Springfeld
Schumann
Buffalo
WLIT
Phila
WMCA
WGHP
Detroit
Little Symphony
WAMD
Mips
WBZ
WGHB
Clearwater
MNEM
Montreal
Monic Orchestra
WHAS
Louisville
WOK
Capitol Theatre
Port Wtag
WAFD
Port Haros
Studio Musicale
WRZ
Springfield
the Barnstormers
WKRC
Cing
Everfresh
WHK
Cleveland
DKA
E. Pitta
Muse
WABC
N. Y
Colyumous
WIZ
N. Y. Maxwell
Ate Adka
WBRZ
WEM
Berrien Springy
WGHYP
WHC
WOAT
San Antonio
WASC
Des Moines Muscaie
Philladelphia
Ciagabal
WKAF
Waukee
WMA
Havens
Bacardi Archesurs
WSAI
Cinc
Davenport— Musicale
KTHS
S.o
WEVA
Richmond
Cage
Koa
Kimants Ab
Owark
WCHB
Cincinnati
Sorcerer Tie Light Opera Co
WRC
WCAE
Des Moines
E.Z
WLW
KGW
Cancere
Oakland
WSB
Atlanta
KAT
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
Milwwukee
WND
Mooseheart
Olney
Schenectady
WRAP
Kangana Ciy
Story Lady
WOC
BE. Pitts Ou
Cintsinnati Due
Ational
E.T. Wccu
Ili
St Paul Mips
Collyer Foe Teal
NS Y. Ma
Howson
jLoulntile Bro Shan
Trissae
Paisis Royale
Wash Danne Mego
TD Who
Wie
Atisaw
Peettes
CIA
Gen Prancis Fe
Nate
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