East Meets West in Coast Lightweight Bouts at Ascot
Two 1d-round fights set East versus West on June 3 as Hudkins O'Brien and Mandell Salvadore clash. Hudkins, Coast Lightweight champion from Nebraska, faces New Yorker Tomarye O'Brien with Mandell meeting Phil Salvadore of Los Angeles. Promoter Dick Donald aimed to seat 60,000 for the event as part of the Shriners convention.
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Weygant to Fight at New Ball Park in Jackson
Promoter Josefus Cumo announces a boxing card at Centennial Park Jackson on June 17 featuring Eddie Weygant. Cumo says top featherweights ducked the bout but Eddie will fight. Telegrams allegedly show fears of Edmond Weygant among contenders.
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There’ll Be Action When Gibbons Meets Tenney Friday Night
Gibbons faces Tenney in a Friday night showdown likely stirring local interest. The match promises competitive play with both players seeking win to boost standings and fans expecting an energetic duel at the venue.
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France to Accept Pact Suggestions From Britain
London reports that after weeks of doubt the European peace pact appears near fruition. France is prepared to accept the British suggestions, according to the Foreign Office.
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Germany Map Measures to Deter Future War
The Keldwyn government backs German proposals to guarantee Western borders with Britain and France while omitting the eastern frontier. The plan would require Germany to join the League of Nations and keep Versailles border provisions intact, seen by Britain as a preventive peace move rather than a shield for France.
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Water Survey Data Requested by New Castle Board
New Castle Board of Trade has received blanks for a traffic study by the Inland Waterways Corporation to assess extending the line from the Mississippi to Pittsburgh. The government owned agency coordinates with local railroads. Data sought include commodities shipped and received with names and addresses.
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Police Camp to Open at Wilmington Junction Next Week
The New Castle Police Camping Club plans to open the Wilmington Junction camp by early next week after weather and departmental delays. Horse participation is anticipated Thursday to help set up the site for summer operations.
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New Castle
Harold Livesay Flag Bearer Highlighted by Oak Street School
misprint in Tuesday's News misspelled Harold Livesay name. Livesay served as flag bearer at the school ceremony when Oak Street School received a flag from Dr. and Mrs. W L Campbell in recognition of outstanding attendance for the just-ended term.
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Pulaski Wedding and Local Social Notes Incomplete
The notice covers the marriage of Una Hodgson and Paul Cover at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev Hayes officiating. It mentions Witnesses: Mr. Cover's sister and her husband, and that the couple will reside in Pulaski. Also lists various local visits, graduations, and entertaining events at multiple households in New Castle and surrounding areas, with numerous names and places.
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Susanna Hird
Speeders Fined For City Speed Regulation Violation
Two motorists, W. D. Senbaugh and G. W. Kelly, were fined $10 each by the mayor for speeding violations. They remarked that the poor may be happy, while the happy need not be poor.
Body Of Marshall In Pittsburgh On Journey To Home
The body of former Vice President Thomas R. Marshall passed through Pittsburgh early today on the Pennsylvania train The American en route to Indianapolis for burial. Simplicity marked the statesman’s taat journey from Washington D C to his home town. The hearse occupied a baggage car.
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Pearsall Paints Banner For Cornerstone Ceremony
At the Scottish Rite Cathedral general committee meeting a banner painted by Mr Pearsall, focal decorator, was shown as the most attractive item for the cornerstone laying. It was noted banners could be obtained by arranging with Mr Pearsall for the event.
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Suspects Arrested In Diamond Redbery robbery
New York police arrested three men named Sam Klein Morris Behrman and Sam Grossemen after a jewelry shop robbery on May 6. The trio, who described themselves as a six member gang, face arraignment later.
Colored Stars to Meet Hillsville Independents at Leasure Park
The Colored Stars lost yesterday to Butler All Stars 2 to 0 and will shake up the lineup. At 4 30 p m Thursday the Stars will play Hillsville Independents at Leasure Park, continuing their marquee schedule.
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Senators Buy Myer From New Orleans Club
Charles Myers a 21 year old short stop for the New Orleans Southern Association team has been sold to the Washington Americans and will report after the Southern Association season. He formerly played for Mississippi A and M college time champion of the Southern Intercollegiate Conference. A summer resort is a place where the girls may be able to catch a ride husband.
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Penn State Star Ready For Nurmi Parade Honor
Penn State students celebrate track star Alan Helffrich for beating Paavo Nurmi in a half mile in New York. Rumors said Nurmi may race in America again within three months, while Helffrich and Nurmi’s manager discussed dried fish diet stories. About 2,000 students staged a late night parade, lifting Helffrich on a two wheeled chair and presenting a ceremonial watch.
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Mangum Released to Reading International League Club
Chicago Illinois June 3 Leo Mangum right hand pitcher of the Chicago White Sox and formerly with the Pittsburgh Pirates has been released under option to the Reading International League club Mangum with his battery mate Grabowek was purchased from the Minneapolis American Association team last summer
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Johnson Joins League as Clarksburg Trades Center Star
Clark sburg West Virginia June 3 Francis Johnson an outfielder from Sharon Pa arrived here to join the Clarksburg team of the Atlantic league He played last year with the Butler Pa set professional team and built a reputation in the tri state region while with Slippery Rock Pa State Normal school nize
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