Johnson Fails To Get Out On Bonds In Joliet
Chicago July 21 Former heavyweight champ Jack Johnson's bail bid was denied delaying his release from Leavenworth for a year and a day. Federal Judge Samuel Alschuler refused a hearing since Judge Carpenter is hospitalized. Johnson may stay jailed at Joliet for a month while efforts to secure a bail hearing continue.
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Lipton to Challenge as Shamrock Loses on Board
Victoria July 27 Sir Thomas Lipton announced he would challenge again for the America s Cup if his present entry loses It would wait a year to give others a chance Lipton did not admit defeat for his effort and said Shamrock would likely be retained for future challengers He also lamented there was no race yesterday noting Shamrock had the better position if a breeze had come in time for a finish.
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Favorite Is Beaten at Columbus Races
Columbus Ohio July 27. The opening card of the Columbus rummer grand circuit racing meet witnessed veteran pacer G. struggle as the favorite fell to defeat.
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Olympic teams sail on U S transport
The cruiser Frederick, acting as transport, sailed for Antwerp with the navy athletes who will represent the United States at the Olympic games. The team, including track and field stars, swimmers, wrestlers, boxers, fencers and bicyclists from every state and Hawaii, received a farewell at the Manhattan opera house. Messages from 11 state governors were read and Gustav KR. Kirby, head of the American Olympic committee, presided and urged success, noting government transport for the trip showed renewed national appreciation of sport.
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Wille scores KO of Fulton in third round boxing night
Willie Britton defeats Marcel Thomas in a one round welterweight bout. Fred Fulton falls to Willie Wille in the third round by knockout after a strong start. Referee stops the Frenchman after four knockdowns in ten rounds. Eddie Fitesimmons outpoints Johnny Dundee in a ten round lightweight bout.
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Americans Offer Ten French Scholarships
Paris July 27 Ten scholarships open to French artists and writers have been founded by Mrs George H Blumenthal of New York and Paris. Founders include J P Morgan T F Bryan R Stettinius H P Davison and others. A call from Premier Millerand thanks the friends of France for this permanent monument to French thought and art. Scholarships total 6000 francs each, perpetual foundation, two year Terms, selection by ten prominent professionals.
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Quit Tobacco With Ne-To-Bac Aid
An advertisement promotes Ne-To-Bac as an aid to quit smoking and chewing tobacco. It claims quick relief from cravings and promises a money back refund if no relief, noting the product is from trusted owners. The copy urges readers to use a tablet when longing to use tobacco.
Exhumed Coffin Allegedly Reveals Ghosts Visit
A dying man reportedly told his wife and Holy Rollers to exhume his body and rise from the coffin. After three months, Mrs Bingleton kept her promise and summoned worshippers to the cemetery where workers opened the coffin and found nothing alive. Many Rollers now believe the departed may appear from the spirit world.
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Coolidge Speaker Denounces League in Massachusetts
Northampton July 27 Governor Edwin P. Morrow of Kentucky delivered the keynote at the Coolidge for Vice President nomination ceremonies. He condemned the league of nations and urged Republicans to serve the country in a time of national need. He criticized Democratic leadership and warned of ongoing economic and social issues demanding solutions for prosperity and security.
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Fails In His Dying Promise To Rearise
Lexington July 27 Hundreds of Holy Rollers in Garrant and nearby Kentucky counties are bitterly disappointed as D drew Singleton, a trusted member, died three months ago and failed to keep his promise to return. His wife recalls his words before death.
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