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St. Paul Boxers Do Not Wait toWork, or FightSt. Paul, Minn.. June 27.—Most of the better known battlers of St. Paul are now serving Uncle Sam; and several of those not in uniform are engaged in occupations that will be regarded as “useful” under the terms of the Crowder order. A roll call of the leading boxers hailing from St. Paul shows:Mike Gibbons, boxing instructor at Camp Dodge.Tommy Gibbons, boxing instructor at Camp Meade.Mike O’Dowd, pri vate, Camp Fun-ston.Jack Burke; private. Camp Dodge.Buff Scldl. private. Camp Dodge.Ward, private, Camp Lewis.Kid ’ Baronne. navv, Newport News.Jock Malone, to enlist in submarine base. Los Angeles, and teach * boxing.Ray-Johnson, enlisted in navy.Billy Whelan, about to enlist.In addition to'these, Billy Miske is to blossom out as a farmer; Johnny Noye and Tommy Comiskey have employment in steel plants in St. Paul and Sammy Terrin is working ae a tailor. Saph McKenna is draftsman’.at-Norfolk, Va.. in a government shipbuilding plant. *This shows there will be few local fighters in danger of being picked up for violating the “work or fight” mandate of the provost marshal general. ,Johnny Ertle is not in any branch of the service and cannot join, because technically he fs an enemy alien, his father being an unnaturalized subject of Austria.se.87er;2teiPrPsyetoSTshH.thwlintoLevl-StDfClKJ-drFrfoniiofHiWfHitaanInTiOflbspO'thhefoedBiaLheth
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo, Iowa, US
Thu, Jun 27, 1918
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