Jack Johnson Crosses Border To Face Federal Court
Jack Johnson, former heavyweight boxing champion, arrived near Calexico Mexicali across the boundary with his wife and party. He signed to box exhibition in Mexicali next Sunday and plans to return to the United States to face federal charges, resume boxing, and later a theatrical tour.
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Calexico
Calif
Jack Pannee
Mexicali
Mexico
Johnson
Mexico City
United States
Labor Elects Three Men In Burlington
Burlington voters cast the largest city election total, 5 108, with Thomas J. Smith edging Mayor James M. Bell by 84 votes to win the Burlington municipal race. Frank Canny was re elected to the city council, while Henry Wegener and W G Omden joined the council as labor backed candidates, reshaping the administration.
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Thomas J. Smith
James M. Bell
Burlington City
Frank Canny
Labor Organization
Cockrell
W.W. O. Kaiser
W. GC. Ogden
Trades and Labor Assembly
Labor
Milwaukee bowler tops air events at bowling congress
Jimmy Smith of Milwaukee takes first in air events with 1915 points at the American bowling congress in Peoria Illinois. He also posted 575 in team, 700 in doubles, and 640 in singles, overtaking J S Hradek of Chicago as leaders drifted.
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Milwaukee
Peoria
Jimmy Smith
J. 5. Hradek
Chicago
Pictures Today and Many Theaters In One-Act Programs
A compact program listing multiple film showings and vaudeville acts across theaters. Constance Binney stars in The Stolen Kiss at Pictures Today Orpheum with additional acts. Warren Kerrigan headlines The Lord Loves the Irish at Belasco. Eugene O'Brien in The Broken Melody at Star Theatre. Shorty Hamilton in The Ranger at Colonial. Larry Lemon in Dull Care at Gem. Marguerite Clarke in Still Waters at Savoy. Wiliam Desmond in Bare Fisted Gallagher and Ford Sterling in Ladies Tailor at Family Theatre. Bryant Washburn in Something to Do at Princes. Pearl White in The Black Secret and The Hidden Way at Quincy. Helen Gibson in Border Watchings. Snub Pollard in a comedy. J J Corbite in The Prince of Avenue A and Kentucky Belles in The Heart of Blue Ridge at Bijou.
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Orpheum
Constance Binney
Belasco
Warren Kerrigan
Colonial Theater
Shorty Hamilton
Ranger
Gem Theater
Larry Lemon
Savoy Theater
Marguerite Clarke
Family Theater
Wiliam Desmond
Gallagher
Ford Sterling
Quincy Theater
Pearl White
Helen Gibson
Snub Pollard
Quincy Park Plans Seek Funds and Support
Mrs Parker outlines a campaign to boost Quincy parks with broad civic help. She notes fixed revenues are dwindling, details city cost growth, and proposes raising 15 000 this year to reach 35 000 annually for park maintenance and improvements. The Park Association seeks input from citizens and organizations to fund a stronger park system.
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Quincy
Park Association
Washington Park
Third Street
Riverside Park
Sunset Hill
Qour
Motor Club
Park Board
South Park
United Evangelical Men's League
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