Tunney Faces Hernes In New York Ring Clash
Greenwich Village heavyweight champion Gene Tunney returns to New York to meet Tom Hernes at Kwankee stadium amid high bets on gate take. Tex Rickard targets a million dollar purse as Dempsey eyes a comeback and Heeney prepares for the title bid.
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Gene Tunney
Greenwich Village
Aidewalks
New York
Tom Hernes
New Zealand
Kwankee
Tex Rickard
Fertony
Madison Equire Garden
Julle
Vance
Rickard
Tunney
Heeney
Yankee Stadium
Dempsey
Jack
Gaillon Doller Entes
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Ow York State Athletic Commission
Murphy
Pade
Anzac
British Hope For Heeney Triumph
London readers scan sensational front pages as a Twenty Heeney bout dominates talk. Preparations, fighter statements, and expert opinions fill the papers while Brits discuss a potential world heavyweight crown change. Despite optimism, solid evidence for a large backing remains limited.
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London
Britain
New Zealand
Negro Arrested Treating Auto Theft In Houston
Detectives Cherles Carlbolemae and Jack Hice spotted a young Negro at a red light near Market and Routh Street in front of the central police station. They followed him and stopped him for questioning. He revealed how he afforded the expensive automobile stolen for Miourtor on July 11.
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Cherles Carlbolemae
Jack Hice
Routh St. Mary's Street
Central Police Station
Jett
Miourtor
Nixon Appointed on Health Board
Nixon was appointed to the health board amid discussions on public health strategy and leadership changes in AbDy. The appointment integrates new oversight for medical services and community health programs with the city’s governance.
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Nixon
Joy Riders Kill Man Saving Them At Crossin
In Chicago on July 28 a man named Bleek Nich Steek was struck and killed by a carload of joy riders who ignored signals while attempting to save them from an oncoming train. The riders fled after the impact, leaving the victim and the warning bystander behind as the train crew did not realize the accident.
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Universal Service
Chicago
Ingwalchinay
Bleek
Circus Prodigies Face Ancestral Limits In Family Ties
Fragmented clipping notes Lillian Leitzel and Alfreda Cordon marrying while questioning future circus heirs. It predicts their children may not become pro performers, citing caution from nature and unlikely multi generational specialization. Also mentions Abraham Lincoln’s son leading Pullman Car Company and a GM stock note. Plus a short item on visiting air corps officers planning moves.
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Lillian Leitzel
Alfreda Cordon
Abraham Lincoln
Pullman Car Company
Estate of A B Gage Leaves Over Million in Texas Will
A. B. Gage, pioneer Texas iron founder, died in San Antonio on June 11. His will, filed for probate in Bexar County, leaves more than 1 million to his widow Kathleen and their children. It provides a $10,000 trust for brother Beth M. Wage and $25,000 each to Warren Henderson, J. J. Roberts of Marathon, and other Rob erts relatives. Mrs. Gage receives $10,000 upfront and a $200,000 trust for her lifetime, after which the estate reverts to the children. Executors named include J. Z. Roberts, Warren Henderson, Gus J. Grogs, ELC. Tarrant, and Gus S. McFarland.
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Gage
Texas
San Antonio
Jack Warke
Zoey
Bla
Kathleen Gace
Beth M. Wage
Nhys Gage Roberts
Warren Henderson
Sontort
J. J. Roberts
Marn- Lon
Oscar Les
Roberts
Marathon
Walls Defy Mexican Consulate Removal Debate
The text outlines tensions over removing the Mexican consulate from Laredo amid accusations of mistreatment by a district attorney. Mexican officials, including Consul General Santibanez, caution that any removal is a decision for the Mexican government, while reports from Laredo describe the arrest of a consulate clerk at a refugee gathering and subsequent release.
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Laredo
Soy
San Antonio
Fnrique Sontibsnez
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Kayly Pass
Ticialy Raye
Mrr
Santibanez
Mexico
Frida
Attormes Valls
TOC Entry From HHS Listing 31.58
A terse note records an item labeled TOC at HHS with the figure 31.58. The exact context and purpose of the entry are not provided in the fragment. The line suggests a catalog or table of contents reference within a larger document.
Straw and grain price notes from market ledger
A fragmentary market entry lists prices for straw and related products with multiple figures such as 42.00 3 28S 8 and 10.00 dollars, interspersed with references to straw varieties and totals. The text appears as a ledger snippet showing commodity numbers and monetary values.
Undefined Entry Handkerchiefs Sale Note
Fragmentary OCR item references capes handkerchiefs and Abe Mandkerchiefn in a likely sales note. No clear event, date, or organized details present.
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Chalager
Great Britain
Ruby Robert Fitzsimmons
Gill
Hende
Fair Heron
Jersey
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Houston
Joy Riders
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Raskob
General Motors
General Slotora
Jack C. Holgeon
Air Corps
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New Orleans
J. W. Andrew
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Air Corne ‘Training , Center
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Luther E. Vantandingham
Wetrict
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Behedlas
Pabst
Pabst Corporation
Milwackse
Frank Bro
Palm Beach
Oranhattana
Neckwear Sale
Abe
Hosiery Sale
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Horhs Sarks
We Boks
Edwin Clapp High
Witcher
Deeree
Martie
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W. Commerce St
Aatee Building
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