Dempsey Enjoys Maumee Bay Training Family Day
Toledo June 17 Jack Dempsey arrived light of frame and in high spirits weighing just over 201 pounds in his fighting tags. He relaxed with four children and Jimmy de Forrest as he and Willard sparred until noon. Willard stayed sharp with Joe Chip while Dempsey planned light drills and playful beach work ahead of July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. McGeehan
Toledo
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Jack Kearns
Mayor Schrieber
Tex Rickard
Ad. T. Patcher
Jimmy de Forrest
Greece
Maumee Bay
Tyne
Dempsey
William Harrison Dempsey
Willard
Joe Chip
Chip
Chiponlus
George Chip
Joseph
Joseph Chip
al Palzer
Wells
Palzer
Albert
Jack Heinen
Jack Hemel
Walter Monahan
Hele
Joereler
Bernard
Jack Kearnd
Maumes Bay
Gen Wood Declines Willard Dempsey Title Fight Attendance
Telegram from Captain Landon Thomas to Major General Leonard Wood states Wood, as amateur boxing board chairman for the army and navy, has no authority over civilian matches and does not plan to attend the Toledo bout on July 4. The message responds to Reverend Curtis who urged Wood to referee or witness the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Landon Thomas
Leonard Wood
Toledo
General Wood
Army
Navy
Wilbur F. Curtis
International Reform Bureau
Willard- Dempsey
Fighters to Have Voice in Picking Third Man in Ring
Toledo June 17 Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey will help choose the referee for their heavyweight title bout. The Army Navy and Civilian Board of Boxing Control will not unilaterally name the third man. The board invited Promoter Rickard to submit qualified referees for Willard and Dempsey to approve before final selection. Willard opposed adding two outside judges alongside the referee, preferring the referee's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Jess Willard
Jack Dempacy
Jorge
Army
Navy
Civilian Board of Boxing Control
Rickar
Willard
Dempsey
Addion
Ohio House Refuses to Stop the Toledo Fight
The Ohio House, by 57 to 49, rejected Dunn’s bill granting Governor Cox power to revoke Toledo’s Willard Dempsey fight permit. A motion to reconsider likely next. If not passed as an emergency, effect would be in ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Oho
Toledo
House of Representatives
Dunn
Cox
Tolodo
Latonia Race Meet Results and Purses Summary
Latonia track results feature multiple races with purses from 1,400 to 12,000 dollars. Horses such as Hidden Jewel, Belinda, and Top Cent earn strides, with show and place payouts noted for each division. The card includes maiden, allowance, and welts classes with various riders and trainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton
Ueanthea Hall Tyeinnuh
Mraene
Lew Mulen
Pooth
Belinda Lwo
Ehren Sour
Sabib
Warrington
Groen’ Grate
Hedohuron Lo van
Tive Tuilugen
Hurdie
Lietlind
Wanas
Kophia
Gatewood
Meduan
Gurse
Ena Mila
Ana Kale
Feenthy
Stetawel
Cafure Yard
Una Shel
Fiaweh
Pugh
Cheap Wine
Yoieay
Mite
Phinin Green
Dutenur Toy
Pantie
Bandy Fan
Ram
Odortlight and Grantiand Rice In The Open Line
A collage of baseball and golf commentary discusses Huggins and the Yankees slow pace, Gavvy Cravath’s potential league lead at 37, tribute to a golf pro scoring 18 on a hole, and verses on poverty and poets. The piece blends sports and society reflections with humor and critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavvy
Hans Wagner
Hans
Cravath
Swat
Feld
Hanus
Tippity Witchet Triumphs in Jamaica Feature Handicap
Tippity Witchet ridden by Attle T. Davies won the £3,000 Rainbow Handicap at six furlongs in a record- equalling 1:11 4-5. Lucullite, the favorite, broke slowly and could not overcome the early rail advantage, while Phantom Fair and King Albert both failed to impress as favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Macbeth
Jamaica
John Sanford
Tippity Witchet
Sam Hillrath
Lucullite
Noa
Ike
Ito
Linford Belding
Tippity Witchett
Davies
Attle T. Davies
Lion d'Or
Lacullite
Nally
Witchet
Phantom Fair
T. Monahan
King Albert
Ormbel
Jariones
Thor
Winker
Metielland
Swindotlen
Thantom
Eltteri
Winer
Triomphule
Bru
Hurweil
Ascot As & Davies
Ihn
Murwike
Mila
Grieg
Trattens
Swavith
Snide
Tuckey
Benevolent
Ab In
Mintom
Fas
Appleton Wise
Albert AY
Bouin
Willier
Broomkite Lox
Grvsier
Nautord
Tyn Fambentines
Alam
Eama
Br. c
Wil Onsier
J. Miles
Wilfreda
Wownler Cain
Comiite
Atreue
Asi Twofora
Tims
Damon Herecrest
Jy Mom Fan
Galnabovototie
Vida Harter
Jamaica Race Meet Clears Track For Fast Evening Hoops
Race summary from Jamaica Racetrack June 17 notes clear weather, fast track, multiple races with winners including a horse named Tuma and others. purse values cited and descriptions of close finishes. details include race order, placements, and trainer mentions.
Jamaica Entries THOR Two year olds and up in Jamaica list
Entries outline for a horse race meet including three year olds and older, with references to stalls, gate numbers, and weights. Mentions participants, consignors, and odds in a dense, OCR-like excerpt focusing on race conditions and entrants.
Hudson County Boulevard Construction Guides Motoring Routes
The Hudson County Boulevard between Newark Avenue and Plank Road is under construction. Detours through Summit Avenue Station Ter gen Street and Church Street lead to a park and Newark. Alternate routes to the Water Gap include Vienna Buttaville Bridgeville and a Bridgeville-Delaware closure with two poorer options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Avenue
Plank Road
Summit Avenue
Tergen Street
Church Street
Little Park
Park
Newark
Delaware Water Gap
Hackettstown
Vienna
Buttaville
Bridgeville
Delaware River
Delaware
Belvedere
Bethel
Portland
Allamuchy
Blaistown
Columbia
Columbia Bridge
New York
Old Columbia Bridge
Montclair
Pompton Lakes
Lake Hopatcong
Branchville
Dingmans
130Th Street
Newburgh
Tuxedo
Goshen
Middletown
Liberty
Binghamton
Stroudsburg
Pocono Mountain
Paradise Valley
Swiftwater
Mount Pocono
Tobyhanna
Scranton
Pocono Manor
Stoddartville
Bear Creek
Wilkes Barre
Wyoming Valley
Neversink
Port Jervis
Wurtsboro
Napanoch
Kingston
Slate Hille
Monroe
Catskills
Bureau of Tours
Automobile Club of America
Finger Lake District
Adirondack Mountains
Battle Asks Court to Vacate Soviet Warrant
George Gordon Battle and Charles Recht appeared before Magistrate Alexander Brough in the Chief City Magistrate's Court and urged vacating the search warrant authorizing a state trooper raid on the Soviet government bureau at 110 West Fortieth Street. Battle spoke for a group whose vast commercial interests are at stake by the seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gordon Battle
Charles Recht
Alexander Brough
West Fortieth Street
Battle
Legal challenge over search warrant scope and seized items
Mr Rattie argues the warrant lacks specificity and the arresting officers decide what to seize, seizing non documentary items and failing to present an inventory or results to the court. The hearing was adjourned to allow Attorney General Newton to be heard after Deputy Attorney General Conklin requested witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pers
Rattie
East Forty-second Street
Battle
Witneses
Robert Conklin
Newton
U. S. Secret Service Maps Reds in New York
General Churchill and C. W. Hare testified on wartime intelligence work and the need for the $504000 budget for the intelligence division. They cited recovered funds, past deficiencies, and handbooks on global fronts including Siberia. Hare explained a Curtiss airplane sale worth 20 million dollars for 2.7 million with a later option clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muarthoroveh Churchill
Military Intelligence
C. W. Hare
War Department
Churchill
United States
Congress
Siberian
Siberia
Windivostok
Graves
Germany
St. Mihiel
Pershing
Army of Occupation
Har E Xplains Curties
Hare
New
Curtiss Company
Air Service
Defence Society urges watch on Reds during July unrest
The American Defence Society sent letters to mayors warning of anarchist attempts to cause disorder in early July. It cites rumors of local troubles and strikes to induce uncertainty and urges cities to prepare special citizen police forces of former soldiers sailors and marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Defence Society
Mayors Cfities
The
Defence Society
Protest Rally Condemns Raid on Soviet Bureau in New York
About 8 000 radicals gathered at Madison Square Garden under police watch to denounce the raid on the Russian Soviet Bureau and the peace conference recognition of Kolchak. Speakers including Santieri Nuorteva Alderman Algernon Lee Dudley Field Malone and Judge Jacob Panken urged support for Soviet Russia and attacked Lusk Committee measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Thi City
Kolchak
Admiral Kolchak
Santieri Nuorteva
Russia
United States
Huesia
Algernon Lee
Dudley Field Malone
Jacob Panken
Malone
Lusk
State of
New York
Panken
Poland
Soviet Russia
Hae
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Gen. Wood
Ohio House
Latonia
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Miller Huggins
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Winging
Rainbow
Anzac
Ambrose
J. W. McClelland
Wessler
Wilfredo
Gosler
King Herod
Marmite
Elected 2d
Tee Nail
Ciriongs
Auutlia
Blu Wrack
Mekenibaches
ANE Doeely
Cscs
Stasoda
Wowans Tito Mies
Ailas
Moscland
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Sinpleton If
San’ Marcus
Jay Lucille
Fendor
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Fourth Avenue
Cor
25Th Street
Rivers St
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St. Cor
Livingston St
Graham Av
Debevoise 5 Av
Soviet
Hungary
Court
U. S. Secret Service
N. Y
Reds
America
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Chain Shipargest
Pennsylvania
Fulton Bt
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Mmodate Hotel
Imperial Broadway
Broadway
Poe W
Kerunten Bethtebem
Bolshevik Bureau
Sig
Brokaw Brothers
Forty-Second Street
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