Greatest Carnival in the History of the Ring
Ringside at Yankee Stadium reports a series of boxing bouts. Jesse Willard from Kansas defeats Floy Johnson of Des Moines in eleven rounds as Johnson crashes to the canvas. Jack McAuliffe fights Louis Firpo in a third round knockout showing McAuliffe’s speed but succumbs to Firpo’s bulk. Fred Fulton clashes with Jack Renault with Renault claiming a foul win in the fourth round after Fulton lands a low blow. Dante Piros earns a decisive win as other bouts are described with intensity and drama toward the end of the page note.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Jesa Willard
Kansas
Floyh Johnson
Des Moines
Witland
Johnson
Eanvas
Jack McAuchffe
Louis Firpo
McAuliffe
Yankes Stadium
Frea Fallon
Toulnig
Remault
Sheaves
Renault
Fullon
Filton
Jack Renault
Chesham
Quebec
Fred Fulton
Fulton
Flenault
Lefia
Migher
Botly
Fultor
Fultons
Aness Hendine
J—Renaul
Nanan
Sar
Fullen
Picea
Malliffe
Ringside
Ankhew Stadium
Dante Piros
Celatuiar Ring Vieter
Brouznr
Pirne
Cpearnard
News on American captives in China release talks
Washington reports optimistic word from Peking that American prisoners including J B Powell editor and others may be released soon. Consul Davis and Major Linqcheng relay state department notes that fifteen captives, men and women, may be freed as negotiations continue with Chinese authorities.
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Davis
Philoon
Lin-cheng
Peking
State Department
Washington, D. C
Amer
Kaghon
J. B. Powell
Shan- Rai Teen Friedman
Chinal Sisters Corporation
Shanghai
Leet Solomon
Robert Allen
Roland Finger
Wed States Army
Ameriican
Shanghai Pekinn Express
Segation
Ins
Eads
Hushes
Sreso
Trea
Sovpace
John K. Davis
Phiioen Az’ Lins Cheng
Peranet
Conspiracy Charges Dropped Against Ex White Sox Players
In Milwaukee a court ruled conspiracy charges against former White Sox players Risbert Heppyt Feick and others out. Lawsuits alleged slander and misconduct tied to actions within the American League club. Cases focused on allegations surrounding the 1923 season and team officials.
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White Sox
Scissors Club Warning Reaches Bremerhaven Germany
A fragmented notice from Bremerhaven references a so called Scissors Club and warns of actions tied to a group or event. The text mentions Berlin, associations, and relief funds linked to an occupied week, with unclear details about profits or purpose.
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Scissors Club
Bremerhaven
Germany
Irs
Berlina Neuonsist
Zacon de Stresory Club
Kromaas
Bremethayenese
Asena Alne
The
Toda Speune
Danan and
Fyrom
Massers
Lawes
Weseer
Thizkr
Injunction Halts Printing of Klan Members Names
A Chicago court grants a temporary injunction restraining Tolerance and Hu Kilux Klan from printing names of Klan members. The case is referred to a chancery master for review before becoming permanent, with further action dated.
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United Prose
Chicago
Jude
George
Hu Kilux Klan
Train Bandits Strike Near Line Sheng in Shantung
A recent raid by armed bandits on a train near Line Sheng, Shantung province, saw a large number of passengers robbed and dragged from cars in their night attire, shocking local observers and prompting security concerns.
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Washington
Line‘ Sheng
Shantung Province
Unclear Chinese Crisis Cited by Global Capitals
Fragmentary and garbled text discusses chaotic conditions in the Chinese republic and reactions of foreign offices in major capitals. It mentions central control, Peking, and implied international concern over instability and governance.
Wisconsin lawyer Barnes dies in Colorado Springs
Kenosha born Chester A Barnes aged 72 a noted Wisconsin attorney died at Colorado Springs following a long career. He was class of 1891 at the University of Wisconsin and served as general counsel for the Wisconsin Manufacturers’ Association for years. A widow, daughter of Claudius Grant a former Michigan supreme court member, survives. Remains will be brought to Kenosha for interment on Monday.
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Associated
Hrsoe
Kenosha Wik
Chester A Barnes
V Consin
Colerato
Hines
Barnes
Bares
University of Wieconen
Sammers
Wieesansin Manufacers’ Association
Magixon
Claudius Grant
Supreme Escort of Michigan
Rim
Kenosha
Unknown Sailor Buried in Potter's Field at Marie
The body of a sailor found Thursday by James Cadreau of Baie Wiese washed ashore at Rasseanis Point and was laid to rest in Potter's Field. Authorities believe the deceased was about ten years old and of unknown identity.
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Potter’s Field
Associated Press
Rauleste
Marie, Mich
James Cadreau
Bai@e Wiese
Rasseanis Point
Sophomores Subpoenaed Over Mount Disappearance Case
The Associated Press reports Northwestern University subpoenaed all sophomores who left after Leighton Mount, a 1921 freshman, vanished. Forty-one students were checked for registration, with the mystery possibly ending without new disclosures unless further interrogation yields evidence.
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Associated Press
Northwestern University
Leighton Mount
P Gay
Atorney
Mounts
Mount
Sind Fury
Myster
New Definitions as Result of Recent High Court Decision
Overview of a preliminary interpretation by Commissioner Blair outlining how the Supreme Court decision affects territorial waters and importation in American jurisdiction. It explains terms like territory and the reach of the national prohibition act in relation to foreign vessels and domestic enforcement.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Blair
Internal Severth Bureau
Guidaine of Revenue and Cosome
Blair Tollows
United States
Hospital Day Observed Globally With Events and Broadcasts
A badly garbled report notes Hospital Day celebrated worldwide with events in North America and Canada. It mentions dozens of participating hospitals, baby births, and musical programs, with radio broadcasting across regions.
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Associated Frese Chirago
United
Canada
Quastera
Globe
Hosphia
Toda
North Amer
Hos
Standard Oil Plans Employee Profit Sharing
In New York the Standard Oil Company of New York discusses a profit sharing plan for employees. Directors are to meet to consider the arrangement which would permit new stock purchases and a company match up to a percent of salary for every dollar subscribed, with the company paying 38 cents per dollar.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of New York
Hoard Bee
Agreement on Procedure in Sugar Case
Associated Press reports a tentative agreement in a sugar futures case in New York between the government and New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange and its clearinghouse. The accord treats the temporary injunction record as if it were final, preparing the path for potential appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal District Court
New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange
Clearing Association
David IC
United States Supreme Court
Russia Open to Talks With Britain on Differences
Moscow reports Deputy Foreign Minister Ganetsky told the Moscow counts of trade unions that Russia is ready to confer with Great Britain over differences but cannot accept an ultimatum. The Soviet government desires no break with Britain and may respond with armed force if independence is threatened. A Moscow Soviet message says the reply to Britain will be sent after an address by Foreign Minister Tchirchsrnsa. In Moscow, factories and government offices closed as workers joined a large peaceful yet assertive demonstration against the British note.
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Associated Presse
Moscow
Ganetski
Russia
Great Britain
Atch
Lord Curzon
Ganeteky
Britain
Gansisky
Tiesia
Clic
Frank McManamy Named Member of Commerce Commission
President Harding appointed Frank McManamy of Columbia to the Interstate Commerce Commission replacing W. J. Dassels. The appointment, noted in Washington, places him amid labor and management figures as part of the new administration’s personnel changes.
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Frank M’manamy
Commerce Commission
Washington, D.C
Harding
Frank McManamy
Tisbie
Columbia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dassels
U. m
Weister Group
Horace Baker
Krowm Trex
Manam
Oshkosh Judge To Preside At Trial Of Zabel And Others
Oshkosh judge will preside over the county grand jury indictment against former district attorney WJ Zabel and others. Attorneys AL Richter OM Nibel and Poussell Shipley salesman will appear May 23. Judge Backs annijet night. Judge Pred Regiinger Oshkosh will preside unless a defendant seeks an election.
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Oshkosh
Zabel
Mheseker
W. J. Zabel
AL W Richter
O. MoNebel
Poussell Shipiey
Anni Jaet
Regiinger Oshkesh
Senate holds fast session on Saturday
A Saturday session of the Senate, held by the upper chamber, discussed urgent business, with debate on a proposed measure restricting under 21s in certain trades and raising age limits. Governors and committees were noted in governance actions, while procedural moves and attendance influenced the delay of key decisions.
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Vby
FF Madiven
Legisla mMigo
Ohres Aayr
Eserowine
Pieyrien
Alee Estate
Pariers
Batretes
Wighend
Nance Fell
Baymenia
Seritatsier
Jail Terms Used to Cure Aphasia
Appleton Wisconsin reports confinement in the county jail used as a remedy for aphasia by Judge Alm Spearer of the municipal court. The practice, aimed at drunkards pleading amnesia about sobriety, involves sending them to a jail setting as treatment.
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United Press
Appleton
Wia
Alm. Spearer
German Marks Sell for 74 a Million
Fragmentary report describes counterfeit German marks in circulation in New York and Berlin. The scattered text mentions exchange rates, law enforcement, and suspected counterfeiting activity with unclear names and dates.
Milwaukee Plans to Buy Up Her Bonds
Milwaukee announces plans to retire municipal bonds starting January with a program to redeem outstanding securities. The movement aims to reduce debt service and set aside funds for bond retirement, with an estimated total of $766.90 in the first phase and bonds maturing over twenty years. Local officials emphasize orderly purchase to stabilize finances and protect creditors as the city moves ahead.
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Tinea
Honda
Ford
Great Britain's Note to Germany Prepared for Tomorrow
Britain prepares a note to Germany to go forward tomorrow. The report notes patched references and ongoing discussions, with emphasis on diplomacy and potential response. The article mentions German terms and possible Western responses, illustrating tension ahead of formal moves.
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Great Britain
Germany
Pioneer and Founder of Home for Aged Dies at Green Bay
The founder of the McCnemirx Memorial Homes for the Seed, Mr McCormet, died last night in Green Bay after a life dedicated to church and state service. He was connected to Aroma county and survived by his sister Sara. Benedict XV was noted in relation to his life and death.
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Home For Aged
Green Bay
Pormicn
McCnemirx Memorial
Aroma County
Mie
Sara
Roger Wethered Wins New British Amateur Championship
The report details Roger Wethered securing the New British Amateur Championship at Prince's Club, with coverage of key figures including Walter Kinasiia and the Aneclurel, noting a decisive performance and title confirmation.
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Roger Wethered
Fonton
ieorKe
Eleis Champunehip
Walter
Kinasiia
Nea
Prince’s
Earnings Of Green Bay & Western Road
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Wheater
Bo Seymour
Trurman Freneral
Weather outlook: unsettled week with showers and normal temps
The week begins unsettled with showers in western and southern areas. Temperatures hover near normal with a warming trend midweek, then cooler conditions toward the weekend. Forecasts cover Minnesota, North and South Dakota, and surrounding regions with variable rain and periodic sun.
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Visne Tempecas
Jena
West
North
South Dakota
SutGay
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