Always Thought You Hunted Bob Cats This Way
A fragmentary column recalls nights in Ohio during Governor Herrick’s campaign, travel across Europe, and social scenes with notable figures like Arnold Rot, Ray Long, George Rector, and Phil ips Oppenheim. The piece blends anecdotes on celebrities, theater chatter, fashion, a Paris showroom, and behind the scenes gossip from New York to Berlin.
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Kyrle Bellew
Faviln
Cincinnati
Philips Oppenheim
Monte Carlo
Mark Twsin
Albert Bigelow Paine
Peacock Alley
Harris
Merton Lyon
Bt. Moritz
Crown Prince
Berlin Victory
Frank Merrinella
Clemenceau
On & i
Lonely Street
Bordeaux
Holland
I Guess They'll Stop Writing Him Letters Now
A radio writer reflects on audience feedback and censorship, recounting letters from readers who disagree with political pieces. He recalls traveling to Asia and meeting officials to learn about global affairs, noting the tension between satire and public reaction.
Premonitions and a desperate night venture
On a sleeting night Helen and Warren chase a troubling clue about Tracy a former business owner who vanished after sending a goodbye note. They break into his apartment to find him starting a new job in California while she confronts guilt and a stormy city hour.
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Tracy
Dove
Paty
Ha Gins
Paul Tracy
Hin Piter Memiorlen
Etter
Scott
Che
Alevator
Walt
Eck
Alent
Tonnent
Warren
Helen
Paul R
Tust
Kitten
Constanti
Mahal Wechert
Harper
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Wotta Mann by Bugs Baer retells an old fighter tale
In a comic reminiscence Bugs Baer describes a legendary heavyweight, Oregon Short, a fighter praised for endurance and a devastating left hand. The tale covers training, tactics, and the dramatic shift late in a bout with vivid but humorous wartime slang and boxing lore.
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Arthur
Bugs
Baer
Wotta Mann
Oregon Short
Local Ring Report Describes Grimy Bout Between Two Hitchhikers
The account details a wild boxing exchange where one fighter, Woltta, lands a series of moves and collapses onto the mat. The hometown official awards the bout to Watta Mann on technicality as the fight intensifies and both contenders struggle to reach a decisive finish.
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Watta Mann
Technitelity
Watts Mann
Iim
Ike
Portland era boxing tale of Watt Mann clash in 1912
A ragged reminiscence from winter 1912 in Rutstown recounts a rough Portland spectacle where Watt Mann, an unflinching fighter, faced a 20 ounce glove bout with Sicee gloves. The crowd paid, fights were chaotic, and disqualifications followed for conduct. The piece humorously critiques prunes as a lighter topic and ends with a copyright notice.
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