Carpentier Seeks Rematch Fight With Tom Gibbons
Georges Carpentier, after losing to Jack Dempsey for the world heavyweight title, reveals a previously fractured right hand from a training bout. He and his team kept the injury secret to avoid an alibi. Carpentier hints at possible fights with Tom Gibbons or Brennan, and states readiness to defend his light heavyweight title if offered a match by Rex Rickard.
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Manhasset
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Rick Gris
Jersey City
Joe Jeanette
Carpentier
Francois Deschamps
Gus Wilson
Dempsey
Dempsay
Jay
Georges
Taney T
Tuck
Wilson
Sting
Demping
Gil
Tex Cherd
New York
Ceoszes
Tom Gibbons
Brennan
Rickard
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Wilann
Denp
Carpantier
Saturdey
Grovers
Tim Battle
Smuts in Ireland on Peace Mission Rumors
London reports rumors that General J C Smuts visited Ireland in connection with a peace movement. AP wires note lack of corroboration beyond Smuts's secretary's presence in Dublin. Ambushes near Tipperary Waterford and Del Pride fail to derail talks on Irish autonomy and possible Ulster veto on taxation.
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London
J.C. Smuts
Ireland
Dublin
Beifuat
Associated Press
Associated
Laan
Etfunty Tipperary
Tallow
County Waterford
San
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del- Pride
County Kildare
Northern
Counei
Ulster Farliaiment
Tragic Undertow Claims Five At Patchogue Beach
In Patchogue Long Cove a rescue attempt ended in drowning for Charles H Bennett Harold Heath and Mrs Louise Heath along with bystanders Willard Conklin Arthur Tabor Edward Mahlen Jr and Mrs Mahlen as a swift undertow pulled swimmers from the shore Coast Guards later recovered three bodies and Mahlen rushed to assist police and the station with new details in this grave seaside tragedy.
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the Tribune
Patchogue
Charles H. Bennett
Harold B. Heath
Louise Heath
Brooklyn
Long Cove
Mx. Bennett
Muriel
Mr. Bennett
Sag
Lincoln Place
Fulton Market
New York
Mr. Heath
Sweezey Street
Bennetts
Misa Bennett
Great South Bay
Bennett
Chell
Willard Conklin
Arthur Tabor
Mr Bennett
Edward Mahlen Jr
Mahlen
Mr. Mahlen
Austin, Nichols & Co
Coast Guards
Mehlon
Blue Point
William Valentine
Denton
J. K. Barber
Jim
Heath
Anti Prohibition Parade Sparks Religious Attack in New York
Clergymen and the International Reform Bureau rail against parade organizers as anarchists and traitors. The march, led by Frank C. Drake, plans to assemble at Washington Square and move up Fifth Avenue, with 10,000+ women expected to join. Dr. Wilbur Crafts and Dr. Broderick Harris condemn the protest as “pent up passions” and “poisonous propaganda” linking the event to illegal liquor and constitutional debates.
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Aftenoon
International Reform Bureau
Hylan
Washington Square
Sixtieth Street
Frank C. Drake
American jLouion
United American War Vet
Erans
Crafts
Wilbur FP. Crafts
Waverly
Church of Jersey ‘City
New York
Jersey City
Drake
New York City
Washington
Albany
United States
George II
Pastors Rain and the Pacifist Pivot in London Talks
London dispatch notes a shift in the imperial conference amid Anglo Japanese treaty doubts. U S policy leverage grows as discussions favor Harding plan to curb armaments. A potential Pacific conference could unite Great Britain Japan and the United States toward peace, possibly ending the treaty.
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Arthur S. Draper
the Tribune
New York Tribune Inc
London
Harding
Lord Birkenhead
Great Britain
Japan
Roblems
U. S
United States
China
Washington
Hughes
Houghton Named as Ambassador Candidate in Berlin Talks
Washington reports direct discussions with Germany are planned as part of the Harding peace program. President Harding may appoint Houghton of Massachusetts as Ambassador to Germany, with supporters citing his economics and finance expertise and Senate backing.
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Carter Field
Washington
Germany
Johann von Bernstorff
Berlin
Harding
Knox-Porter
United States
Russia
Senate
Ambaasador
Lajo Brentano
Munich
Foreign Office
Charter revision eyed to simplify five boroughs
A New York Senate committee led by Schuyler M Meyer will study the Hylan era to trim five borough organizations. Open sessions may start soon at City Hall with questions slated for Police Commissioner Ensight and Corporation Counsel O'Brien. The panel already probed the Staten Island Cars purchase and found possible price savings after a Philadelphia trip.
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Joint Legislative Committee
Hylan
Schuyler M. Meyer
Meyer
Elon R. Brown
Gssons
Ensight
O'Brien
Staten Jelan
Hylan Administration
Tornado Hits Dakota Towns Widespread Damage and Death
A deadly tornado struck Aberdeen and nearby areas last night at 8 45 killing one man and injuring nine. Destruction leveled much of the town with 350000 dollars in losses and a train derailment near Tacoma Park. Arne Anderson died trying to reach shelter as families fled to basements amid shattered homes and severed communications.
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Prederick
Arne Anderson
Kerain
Tacoma Park
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ipswich
Beefsteak Dinner Dies of Grief for J Barleycorn
Chicago July 8. Salads and sweets replace beef steaks as prohibition shifts menus. Gilbert Cowan, president of the American Caterers Association, predicts palate change and notes demand for better pre sented foods. A windstorm causes damage across the city, toppling trees poles and fences.
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Caterers’ Association Spocial
The
Tribune Chicago
Gilbert Cowan
American Caterers’ Association
Coliseum
Cowan
First to Fall In Economy Drive At Washington
Washington July 3 The first casualty in the drive to reorganize federal bureaus surfaces as George Livingston, chief of the Bureau of Markets in the Department of Agriculture, resigns after plans would move him and reduce his bureau. Dr H G Taylor named to replace him. Livingston accused of lobbying against changes.
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Tribune
Washington
George Livingston
Department of Agriculture
Harding
Congress
Livingston
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
H. G. Taylor
Bureau of Farm Management
Department
Bureau of Makers
Meredith
Capitol Hill
Wood Stoad
Bureau
Consuli Under &Cial Marketing
Department of Commerce
Wilson
President Harding to attend New Jersey Fourth of July event
President Harding rested at Senator Frelinghuysen’s home in New Jersey on Sunday after a car crash scare. He will attend a local Fourth of July celebration tomorrow but will not deliver an address. The Prince of Wales plans a fall trip to India, departing in late October.
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League of Nations
Wadsworth
New
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Brandegee
Knox
Prevident
Senate
Recallent Wilson
Raritan
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Harding
Joseph 5. Frelinghuysen
India
London
Prince of Wales
Father Tries to Kill Innocent Motorists Who Succored By
Atlantic City July 3 George Frings and Gari Clement plan to buy shotguns after aiding a boy struck by a car They returned the boy to Perth Amboy hospital and confronted the Hungarian father of the injured child He fired but Frings tackled him and the crowd quieted as remorse followed.
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Atlantic City
George Frings
Gari Clement
Perth Amboy
Keyport
Frings
Clemant
Prings
Clement
Foch Praises US Role as France Marks Independence Day
Paris and Washington reports recount Marshal Foch praising American aid in 1918 and honoring U S independence day. The message highlights America bending to aid Allied victory, with France stressing joint world liberty effort and mutual gratitude amid Anglo Japanese alliance notes from Baron Shidehara.
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Paris
Associated Press
Ferdinand Foch
France
United States
Germany
America
Foch Gos
Marshal Foch
Lafayette
Idle as Mexican Oil Drilling Is Halted
About 25,000 workers in Tampico are idle as oil drilling stops in the region. Oil companies deny reprisal against Obregon decree on export taxes. officials cite falling oil prices and weak demand. Obregon plans no deviation, meeting with Tampico workers expected. aid to resume drilling possible. Delegations travel to Orizaba for a National Confederation of Labor convention to explain Tampico situation.
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Mbainy Cits
Suis
Associated Press
Tampico
Obregon
Commerce and Industry
Rafael Zuburan-Capmany
Tampico On
Orisaba
National Confederation of Labor
Benjamin Nicoll Dies Suddenly at a Dance
Benjamin Nicoll coal dealer and polo player died of heart disease after attending the Dempsey Carpentier fight and a dance at Somerset Hill Country Club in Bernardsville New Jersey. Funeral services set for Wednesday at his Morristown home. He was a Princeton graduate of 1877 and a member of R Nicoll Co. and several clubs.
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Coal and Steel
Bernardsville
N. J
Benjamin Nicoll
DeLancey Nicoll
Somerset Hill Country Club
Dempsey-Carpentier
Thorn Kissel
Sussex Avenue
Morristown
Grace Jord Nicoll
John Sloane
Corthany Nicoll
Nicoll
Princeton
R. Nicoll & Con of
New York
University
Downtown
Morris County
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J. Barleycorn
Jersey
Foch
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