East and West Clash in Coast Lightweight Bouts
Two 19 round bouts spotlight Hodkins-O'Brien and Mandell-Salvadore at Ascot Speedway on June 6. Hudkins seeks a world title shot after winning the Coast lightweight crown. O'Brien aims for upset. Mandell expected to beat Salvadore as promoter Dick Donald plans seating for 69 000 during the Shriners convention.
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Cen Ore Service
Spondent
Los Angeles
Rudyard Kipling
Benny Leonard
Ascot Speedway
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Nebraska
Wildcat
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Rockford
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Hudkins
Horatio Algier
Hollywood
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Tommy Carter
Salvadore
Dick Donald
Weygant Scheduled to Fight at New Ball Park on June 17
Local promoter Josefus Cumo announces Eddie Weygant will fight at Centennial Park Jackson Avenue on June 17. Cumo claims top featherweights have ducked Eddie, but insists Weygant will appear.
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Jackson Avenue
Josefus Cumo
Eddie Weygant
Eddie
Joe
France to Accept Pact Suggestions From Great Britain
London reports that France likely to accept British ideas for a Europe peace pact. A note to Germany is expected, with Britain and France pledging to maintain Germany's western borders while keeping Versailles terms intact. The plan aims to deter future European wars and avoid unilateral protection for France.
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International News Service
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Europe
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Water Survey Blanks Filed by New Castle Board of Trade
New Castle Board of Trade received blanks for a traffic study by the Inland Waterways Corporation to assess extending the Ohio River line to Pittsburgh. The government owned body coordinates with district railroads. Data from local shippers include commodities and shipper names and addresses.
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New Castle
Police Camp Opens at Wilmington Junction Next Week
The New Castle Police Camping Club plans to open the camp at Wilmington Junction by early next week after weather and department activities delayed setup. A full turnout is expected Thursday as members work to prepare the site for the remainder of the summer.
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Wilmington Junction
New Castle
Harold Livesay Flag Bearer at Oak Street School Ceremony
Printing error misspelled Harold Livesay in Tuesday edition. Livesay served as flag bearer when Oak Street School received a flag from Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Campbell for its strong attendance during the just-ended term.
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Harold Livesay
the News
Young Livesay
W. L. Campbell
Pulaski News: Una Hodgson and Paul Cover wed at Presbyterian parsonage
Una Hodgson daughter of Mr. and Mrs Silas Sturdevant married Paul Cover at the Presbyterian parsonage Monday evening with Rev. K C Hayes officiating. The couple, now residing in Pulaski, were witnessed only by Mr. Cover’s sister and her husband. After the ceremony a serenade was given at the bride’s home.
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Paul Cover
Presbyterian Parsonage
K. C. Hayes
Silas Sturdevant
William Cover
Cover
J. C. Adams
New Castle
Squire
C. C. Boyd
Susanna Bird
Two speeders fined by mayor after city stop
Motorcycle Officer Letera ordered two speeders to appear before the mayor Tuesday. W. D. Senbaugh and G. W. Kelly paid fines of ten dollars each for violation of city speed regulations. They say the poor may be happy. We say the happy are not poor.
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G. W. Kelly
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 states mans last journey from Washington D C to his home town. The body occupied a baggage car.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Thomas R. Marshall
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Statesman
Washington, D. C
Pearsall Unveils Banner for Scottish Rite Cornerstone
At the general committee meeting for the cornerstone laying at the Scottish Rite Cathedral a banner painted by local decorator Mr. Pearsall was shown. The banner was described as attractive and versatile for the event and arrangements to procure more banners through Mr. Pearsall were discussed.
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Pearsall
Suspects Arrested In Diamond Renbery
In New York on June 3 police arrested three men believed to be part of a six person gang that robbed I. P. Rosen jewelry store on May 6, taking diamonds valued at 241090. The suspects identified themselves as Sam Klein 24 Morris Behrman 20 and Sam Grossemen 22. They were to be arraigned later.
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International News Service
New York
I. P. Rosen
Sam Klein
Morris ‘Behrman
Sam Grossemen
Colored Stars Land Setter in Loss to Butler All Stars
The Colored Stars 9 Hillsville 2 defeat sparked a lineup shakeup. At 4 30 p m Thursday the Stars meet Hillsville Independents at Leasure Park in the next game.
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Butler All Stars
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Hillsville Independents
Leasure Park
Myers Sold to Washington Americans
New Orleans shortstop Charles Myers a 2 year old player from 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 M College nine champions of the Southern Intercollegiate Conference. A summer resort is a place where the girls may catch a rich husband.
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New Orleans
Charles Myers
New Orleans Southern Association
Washington Americans
Mississippi A & M College Nine
Nurmi may return to America to race Helffrich at PSU
Paavo Nurmi may come back to the United States within three months to race Penn State star Alan Helffrich, who beat Nurmi in a New York half mile. Helffrich and Nurmi’s manager Hugo Quist shared the plan, noting Nurmi’s good humor about dried fish stories. Nighttime PSU students staged a midnight jama parade to honor Helffrich, parading him to Coop Corner and presenting a token watch after a short speech.
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Beta Theta Pi
Coop Corner
Paaro Nurmi
Mangum Released to Reading International League
Chicago reports right hand pitcher Leo Mangum of the White Sox has been released on option to Reading in the International League. Mangum and battery mate Grabowski were purchased from Minneapolis last summer.
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Leo Mangum
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reading
Mangum
Grabowski
Minneapolis American Association
Johnson Joins League
Francis Johnson an outfielder from Sharon Pennsylvania arrived in Clarksburg West Virginia to join the Middle Atlantic league team He previously played for Butler semi pro team and made a name in the tri state area while with Slippery Rock State Normal School nine.
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Sharon
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Slippery Rock
State Normal School
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