Brennan and Boxer McMahon Slain by Gangsters in New York
Bill Brennan heavyweight fighter dies after gangland attack at Brennan's Tia Juana Club. His sister Shirley Sherman wrestles with assailants as James Cullen, former state trooper, is mortally wounded. Cullen dies later in hospital. Police pursue two gangsters, one identified as Hughes. motive unclear. Brennan had fought Tom McMahon and Tony Ross in prior bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Brennan
Jack Dempsey
Tom McMahon
Tony Ross
James Cullen
New York
Brennan
Shirley Sherman
Tia Juana Club
Haggerty
Cullen
Hughes
Miss Sherman
la Salle
Ills
Ross
Rochester
Lea P. Flynn
Willie Gradwell
New Castle
Terry
Weygant Aims for Knockout in Youngstown Bout
Eddie Weygant of New Castle headlines a 10 round featherweight showdown against Louie De Arco of Cleveland at Idora Park in Youngstown. The Rochester rematch outcome favors Weygant, who seeks a KO to strengthen a title bid by challenging Johnny Dundee. Also on card Eddie Bowen versus Mickie O Dowd with Bobby Michaels and Chuck Feldman scheduled. Regis Flanagan handling tickets.
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Eddie Weygant
New Castle
Louie de Arco
Cleveland
Idora Park
Youngstown
al Zill
de Arco
Weygant
Rochester
N. Y
Eddie
Eddie Bowen
Sharon
Frank
Bunk
Mickie O'Dowd
Kayoes
Bobby Michaels
Jamestown
Chuck Feldman
Johnny Moore
Johnny Inhouse
Regis Flanagan
Automobile Fire Damages Roy Collins Car on Arlington Ave
An automobile owned by Roy Collins was lightly damaged by fire on Saturday evening around 9 30 on Arlington avenue. Firemen responded to Box 48 after the alarm. Loss estimated at about five dollars. The blaze started when Collins started his engine after refilling the gasoline tank.
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Roy Collins
Arlington Avenue
Collins
Quote on Truth and Belief
A concise reflection contrasts the desire for truth with the commitment to stand with truth, noting the difference between wishing for truth to prevail and choosing to align with it consistently.
Baseball Results From Yesterday
New York defeated Cincinnati 4 to 1 and Brooklyn beat St. Louis 4 to 3. Standings show New York 32 20 .616, Chicago 31 20 .608, Brooklyn 20 22, Cincinnati 26 25 .610, Pittsburgh 22 26 .458, Philadelphia 17 28 .878. The report lists team records and percentages in a compact daily recap.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
W. L. Pet
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Ripmeeunts
Ae Wieseriewe
Ati Ek
Rw Ae
Philadelphia
Pet
Eee
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Games Today Feature Key Matchups Across League
Pittsburgh visits Boston while Cincinnati plays Brooklyn and Chicago meets Philadelphia. St Louis travels to New York in a slate of early season games with standings and players to watch highlighted.
Baseball Scores From Evening Card
The scoreline shows Cleveland 10 over New York 3, Chicago 6 over Washington 4, St. Louis 9 over Philadelphia 8, and Detroit 10 over Boston 4. Four games reported with wide distribution of runs across teams.
Local League Highlights From Ellwood Saturday
Joe McCormick hit a homer for Lawrence County League debut at Ellwood with Hoffmaster on base. Billy Hood showed solid hitting and may replace McCormick. Clem General profiled as a league menace with a triple and homer against Coaltown. Hartman won his first game, Miles and Frampton contributed relief.
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Joe McCormick
Tiger
Ellwood
Hoffmaster
Billy Hood
McCormick
Hood
Clem General
Coaltown
Colored Stars wallop Y M C A in double header rout
Colored Stars defeated Young Men's Catholic club of Mahoning Town 18 to 2 at the American Canworks grounds. Johnny Waters pitched well for the winners, allowing five hits and striking out nine as every colored player had a hit and scored. Buckner Bradley Marrow and Jordan hit homeruns, with other players adding extra-base hits and steals.
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New Castle
Buckner
Bradley
Marrow
Jordan
Abel Pec
M.C.G
Fannel
Plumbo
S. Domenick
McGrew
S. S. Domenick
Pannell
Coles
Waters
Valley
Domenick
Brown
Washington at Chicago and Other NBA Matchups
Washington plays Chicago, Philadelphia faces St. Louis, New York meets Cleveland, and Boston contests Detroit in listed NBA games. The schedule highlights four matchups across major markets with no further details provided.
Scores from recent American Association games
Kansas City beat Columbus 3 to 2 and Columbus won 5 to 4 against Kansas City. Toledo defeated Milwaukee 8 to 5 and 4 to 2 in the two games. Indianapolis edged Minneapolis 10 to 9 with a second game halted at 6 o clock by closing law. St Paul triumphed over Louisville 4 to 0 and Louisville later beat St Paul 8 to 2.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee at Toledo and more college matchups
The schedule lists Milwaukee versus Toledo, Kansas City versus Columbus, St. Paul versus Louisville, and Minneapolis versus Indianapolis with fans awaiting outcomes. The compact card notes matchups across multiple cities and teams, reflecting a regional college athletics slate.
Arrest Report: John Romanda Charged with Disorderly Conduct
John Romanda was arrested last night and charged with disorderly conduct on the police docket. He posted a $10 forfeit for his appearance in police court this morning, and upon failure to appear his money was declared the property of the city.
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John Romanda
Paper Towel Drying Lettuce
A tip notes paper towel is highly absorbent to dry lettuce without crushing or bruising leaves. Readiness and leaf integrity are preserved by blotting rather than pressing.
Woman Finds Tarantula on Bananas in Camden
Mrs Anna Carey of Camden New Jersey recovered from shock after discovering a five inch tarantula on a bundle of bananas she unwrapped. Neighbors summoned police who killed the spider with a club.
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Camden
International News Service
N. J
Anna Carey
Students and family greet Volant residents during holiday
Miss Lois Barbara Martin of Volant returns home from Muskingum College for vacation to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Martin. G Elmer Martin, son of the same family and a student at the University of Pittsburgh Medical School, arrives for a short visit and plans to begin work at Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh.
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Lois Barbara Martin
Muskingum College
J. S. Martin
Volant
G. Elmer Martin
University of Pittsburgh Medical School
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
1920 Olympic Team Sails Amid Poor Accommodations
The 1920 U S Olympic squad on the Princes Matoika faced near mutiny over crowded holds and shabby provisions as they sailed for Antwerp. Norman Ross and Ted Meredith led protests demanding better conditions before the Games.
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U. S
America
Antwerp
Princes Matoika
High Seas
Norman Ross
Ted Meredith
Radiators Win Ten Inning Tilt
National Radiators defeated Strong Frisco A A 9 to 8 in ten innings at the Radiator grounds. Frisco led 6 0 after five, but Nat Rads rallied. Jones held the visitors hitless in the final 1 2 3 innings. Patton and Powell had three singles each in a tight, high energy game.
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National
Frisco A. A
Rads
Bolsinger
Varley
Williams
Jones
Frisco
Curdon
Radiators
Patton
Powell
Shaffer
McConahy
McCann
Reeder
McKinney
McAllister
Kalajainen
Inings
Ambres Hagney
Bollinger
Dover
Suit Stolen From Baltimore and Ohio Camp Worker
Robert Berry of the Baltimore and Ohio camp at New Castle Junction reports a theft this morning. A blue suit with the initials J. W. was taken from his clothing, missing from the camp outfit.
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Robert Berry
Baltimore and Ohio
New Castle Junction
J. W
Wilted Vegetables Warned as Cheap and Unwholesome
A grocery advisory cautions shoppers to avoid stale wilted vegetables as they are cheaper but likely unwholesome and lower quality for consumption.
Castle Smacks Edge East Side Cardinals 8–7
Castle Smacks defeated the East Side Cardinals eight to seven on the Lehigh Cement diamond. Jones and Dahlberg pitched well for a tight game with one costly error by the Cardinals. late runs provided the margin of victory.
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Castle Smacks
East Side Cardinals
Lehigh
Jones
Dahlberg
Cardinals
Five Tie For First At New Castle Field Club
The New Castle Field Club golf course hosted a two third handicap against par event on Saturday. Five players finished five down for first place: Moody Nunn Long Smith Lampe, with four players tied for second at six down: Smith Dana Street Farr.
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New Castle Field Club
W.N. Nunn
G. 8. Long
F. W. Smith
H. E E. Lampe
James M. Smith, Jr
R. F. Dana
A. B. Street
J. S. Farr
Philadelphia Zoo Keeper Attacked by Enraged Buffalo
Philadelphia June 16. Edward Seltzer, a zoo keeper at the Philadelphia Zoo, was injured when a Buffalo bull charged as he tried to untangle a cow's horns from a wire fence. He received cuts and bruises but escaped the second charging bull.
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Philadelphia
International News Service
Edward Seltzer
Zoological Gardens
Seltzer
Grove City Golfers Face Oil City Team this Week
Grove City golfers from the Grove City Country Club competed against Oil City at Venango Country Club this week. Team members included Glenn Carruthers Dewaine Murray Harry Pollock and others. The next match is scheduled for June 18 with Kitanning Country Club visiting Grove City for a weekly summer series.
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Grove City
Grove City Country Club
Oil City
Venango Country Club
Glenn Carruthers
Dewaine Murray
Harry Pollock
W. R. Campbell
William Palmer
A. F. Hosack
J. D. Hoffman
H. M. Carruthers
R. R. Smith
P. W. Allen
F. P. Graham
Frank Firm
State Briefs From Across Pennsylvania
A Pittsburgh accident leaves Willibald Zigler dead after a bicycle fall crushed by a truck. Nine men face trial for alleged conspiracy and felony tied to a Western Penitentiary riot and contraband smuggling. Dr. Edwin E. Sparks dies at 63 after 12 years as Penn State head. Indiana Lodge of Sons of Italy installed before 1590 attendees. Marie Crawford, 4, is Eastern Pennsylvania’s weekend accident victim. Three unidentified men buried in Potters Field. William Ashworth dies in Chester from poison rum. Donald Brickley, 5, drowns at Shibes Dam while fishing with his brother.
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Pittsburgh
Willibald Zigler
Western Penitentiary
State College
Edwin E. Sparks
Pennsylvania State College
Sparks
Philadelphia
Potters Field
William Ashworth
Upland
Chester
Stringer from Dayton Home Arrives in New Castle
John Stringer of Sullivan county Missouri arrived in New Castle this morning from Dayton Ohio Soldiers home. He served in the United States regular army and was disabled while in service in the Philippines, being sent to the home at Dayton.
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John Stringer
Sullivan County
New Castle
Dayton
Philippines
U S Flour Mills Output Reaches 125 Million Barrels
The article notes that flour mills across the United States are currently producing approximately 125 million barrels per year, reflecting strong industry capacity and output levels nationwide.
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United States
Annual Meeting Of Almira Home Board In June
The Almira Home Association holds its annual board meeting on Tuesday June 17 at the home, opening at 730 PM. Lunch is served at noon, with reconvening at 1 20 PM to finish the business. Four counties Venango Mercer Butler and Lawrence will be represented by a full board presence. All paid members may attend.
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The
Almira Home Association
Venango
Mercer
Butler
Lawrence
When Our Hatred Is Too Keen
A reflective line warns that excessive hatred lowers the hater, placing them beneath those they scorn and diminishing moral stature through overbearing ire.
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