Leonard Retains Title Over Tendler Before 60000 Fans
Benny Leonard successfully defended his lightweight title at Boyle's Thirty Acres in Jersey City, outpointing Lew Tendler in twelve rounds. Leonard led in most rounds, with Tendler catching him only in the eighth. A record crowd, reputedly the largest for Haing-elove, saw Leonard’s tactical boxing prevail over Tendler’s body blows.
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Leonard Wins World Title Fight in Tribune Verdict
The Tribune’s decision on Benny Leonard and Lew Tendler at Boyle’s Thirty Acres split among experts Grantland Rice Jack Lawrence and W J Macbeth with Rice calling a draw Lawrence and Macbeth awarding Leonard two to one. Leonard won the majority of rounds and retained the title.
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Peace in rail strike near as leaders push accord
Hard confers with leaders of both sides to force agreement on seniority issue. Settlement proposals drawn up by the union will be submitted to roads today as conferences continue. Hoover speeds up distribution plans for fuel production. Miners expect return within thirty days after talks with operators. Indiana Governor pledges support in the Middle West. Tariff renewal debate features Senator Nelson attacking high word rates. Treaty talks between United States and Germany continue over war claims. Miller and Gervan accuse German propaganda. Police war and a fatal blast contaminate a day of turmoil. Fire destroys a house concealing a 100 gallon still. Parquet at sea pursues Faron de Rothechild. customs probe wardrobe declaration. Ye backs Murphy against Hewrat and supports Hylan. A giant dirigible flies over the city then departs. Fourth Avenue floods. subway delay. water main bursts. Banks announce 14,000 more Stutz shares. Markets graft inquiry sparks suspicions. main events dominate.
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Tribune Vacation Notice Crams Reader Directives
A reader requests daily Tribune delivery during travel and provides a vacation address for circulation. The note urges mentioning The Tribune to the newsdealer or calling Exman 3000 to ensure daily copies while away. The message also highlights supplying a vacation address for uninterrupted service.
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Explosion Wrecks Jamaica Home. Eight Police Hurt
A 100-gallon still exploded on the first floor of 192 Beaufort Avenue Jamaica Queens as police raided a cellar still. Detective Laut suffered serious burns and injuries. several officers were hospitalized while others were treated and sent home. Carmine Pizza and others were arrested for violation of the prohibition enforcement act, as the blast destroyed the house and injured multiple officers.
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Hope for Northcliffe's Recovery Abandoned
From The Tribune's European dispatch, Lord Northcliffe's condition is reported as critically declined with no real prospect of recovery. The publisher suffered a severe relapse on Monday and has shown only minor rallies, insufficient to justify hope of recovery.
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Murphy Against Hearst in Tammany Nomination Fight
Tammany leaders expressing alignment with Charles F Murphy rejected pressure from William Randolph Hearst or Mayor Hylan to back a governor candidate. Opposition to Hearst grows. talks of a Mayor Hylan compromise fade as Tammany weighs its options for 1923 and 1924 city elections.
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France set to swap German reparations for long term bonds
Paris cabinet sources outline a plan to reduce Germanys immediate reparations to 49 billion gold marks, funded by long term bonds. France would also grant a moratorium and seek Allied agreement to accept German bonds and control measures to fund reconstruction in devastated German regions. The policy aims to ease Berlin burdens while ensuring repayment via bonds.
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Army Blimp Ventures Over City in Midnight Mission
A midnigh t airship sortie seen over Manhattan stirred crowds along Forty second Street before fading toward Washington. Police and utilities illuminated landmarks as the airship flashed a terse message to searchlight operators and returned to its course under Captain W. of the C-5 unit.
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Miners Back Within Month Says Lewis
John de Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America said a joint plan conference with mine operators would be issued within a week. He and Philip Murray indicated that the four month coal dispute may end within thirty days with miners returning to work. A letter protesting against state troops in mining regions was approved and signed by district presidents and international officers.
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Parisian Milord Baron Pursued as Wardrobe of Parquet Sails
Mile Parquet sails aboard the France bound for Paris pursued by customs after landing in the United States with a luxury wardrobe worth about 27 000 dollars. She faces a $200 000 breach of promise suit against Baron James Menri de Rothschild, who fled Montreal after news of the suit. Special Treasury agents probe undeclared garments while Parquet claims foreign residency as she visits friends on West Fiftieth Street.
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Heads of 148 Lines Meet Here Tuesday
In Washington, President Harding presses for a settlement of the railroad shopmen strike focusing on seniority rights. Talks with executives and union leaders yield a tentative plan while promising further conferences to reconcile demands and prevent widespread work stoppages.
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