Merger Trial Focus Shifts to Proxies and Ballots
Youngstown July 23 The Bethlehem Sheet Tube merger trial shifts from executive bonuses to proxies and ballots. Evidence reveals an incentive bonus fund raising Bethlehem executives to millionaire status and raises questions about legality of 250000 proaxes and ballots dated April 5 when merger was ratified. Attorneys for Cyrus Eaton challenge fraud and concealment regarding bonus system and stock purchases by New York syndicates tied to Bethlehem.
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Youngstown, O
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem
Cyrus S. Eaton
Cleveland
Sheet & Tube
Flinton
Auditors Ordered to Reappraise All Real Estate
Columbus July 23 1931 county auditors must reappraise all real estate in their counties except utility property as assessed. Attorney General Bettman ruled in an opinion to Nelson Schwab Hamilton county prosecutor clarifying that the appraisal law requires assessment of all real estate in 1925 and every sixth year thereafter.
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Columbus
Bettman
Nelson Schwab
Hamilton County
Alger Talks at Oberlin Grange
Horton B. Alger extension agent of Lorain County Farm Bureau spoke at the Oberlin Grange after a brief business meeting. His address centered on the American Institute of Cooperation which he had attended at its recent Columbus meeting.
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Horton B. Alger
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Oberlin Grange
Alger
American Institute of Co-operation
Columbus
Death Record of J. E. Buck 75 Avon Center
J E Buck aged 75 died at his Avon Center home Tuesday evening July 22 after heart trouble. Survived by three daughters Mrs Frank Walker of Wadsworth Ohio Mrs Bessie Nfenson and Mrs Fred Peake of Avon and three brothers Will Arthur and George of Ridgeville and two sisters Mrs John Townsend of Sheffield and Mrs Will Peake of Avon plus twenty grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services set for Friday afternoon July 25 at 2 30 from the home.
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J. E. Buck
Avon Center
Frank Walker
Wadsworth
Ohio
Bessie Nfenson
Fred Peake
Avon
Will
Arthur
George
Ridgeville
John Townsend
Sheffield
Will Peake
Mrs William Mohler Dies Suddenly in Grafton Township
Mrs William Mohler died at her home in Grafton township suddenly on July 22 at 10 PM. She is survived by her husband, William Mohler, and son Daniel, and sister Mrs Walter Rieinger of Elyria. Born May 18, 1888 in Valley City, she had lived at the present home 23 years. Services set for Friday July 25 at 2 PM at the home. interment in Hardscrable.
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William Mohlier
William Mohler
Grafton Township
Daniel
Walter Rieinger
Elyria
Valley City
Pittsfield man pleads not guilty in dog running case
Frank Mowott of Pittsfield pleaded not guilty to a charge of letting his dog run after sundown. He was arraigned in Justice Walter H. Watts' court and his trial was set for Saturday morning. Mowott was arrested by County Dog Warden Lee Minkler.
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Frank Mowott
Pittsfield
Walter H. Watts
Mowott
Lee Minkler
Suit Filed Over Cognovit Notes in Common Pleas Court
Western Reserve Finance Company filed a suit for 207.85 against H. B. Henninger and others in common pleas court. A separate suit on a cognovit note was filed by Sam Ross against E. and E. Wf. Young seeking 185.25.
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Common Pleas Court
The
Western Reserve Finance Company
H. B. Henninger
Sam Ross
E. Wf. Young
Auto collision damages two cars near Broad Court streets
Police reports state two automobiles collided shortly after midnight at Broad and Court streets. The drivers were Paul Miller of 10 Blaine Street and Paul Moehle of 133 Caroline Street. both vehicles sustained damage.
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Broad
Court Streets
Paul Miller
Blaine Street
Paul Moehle
Caroline Street
Roof worker John German in improved condition after heat
John German a colored bricklayer for Henry Feidrich contractor collapsed from heat on a roof yesterday and is reported in improved condition this morning.
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John German
German
Henry Feidrich
Vegetable expert to visit Lorain County farmers tomorrow
A. W. Marion, a vegetable specialist from Ohio State University, will visit Lorain County tomorrow to advise local farmers on vegetable garden tasks. He will provide practical tips and recommendations to boost crop quality and yield.
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A. W. Marion
Ohio State University
Lorain County
Automobile Stolen From Reed on Cornell Avenue
Bar Reed reports his car stolen last night from Middle avenue near Broad street. Police were notified and are investigating the incident. The vehicle is described as belonging to Reed and registered at 231 Cornell avenue.
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Bar
Reed
Cornell Avenue
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Lorain County Forming Old Age Pension Commission
A Lorain County Old Age Pension Commission was organized at a Wellington meeting led by Steve Leser as president. Officers include Peter A. Weber as vice president and Charles L. Adams as secretary, with advisory members Walter H. Watts K R Brouse and John Bruce. The group will gauge legislative candidates and push for supportive pension laws, meeting weekly starting next Tuesday in Elyria, and working with fraternal religious labor groups as part of a state league push.
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Catpa Jn
Lorain County
Wellington
Old Age Pension Commission
Steve Leser
Elyria
Peter A. Weber
Lorain
Charles L. Adams
Walter H. Watts
K. R. Brouse
John Bruce
Amherst
Ohio Federation of Labor
Ohio Council of Churches
Ohio Ministerial Assoiation
Fraternal Order of Hagles
Congress Adjourns as Hoover Center Stage Shifts
Washington July 23 Congress has adjourned after nearly 18 months of turbulent sessions. The Vice President now leads Washington, free to push administration programs without congressional criticism. Hoover’s supporters expect a clearer public image and a western vacation tour to highlight his human side amid ongoing controversy with Congress.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
White House
Mr. Hoover
Congres
Senate
Recall of Detroit mayor Bowles sparks historic vote
Mayo Detroit July 225 the recall of Mayor Charles Bowles after six months in office marks the first recall of a city leader over a million in population. The recall vote stood 120863 to 89979 triggering a special election in late August as Bowles pledges a campaign to regain office amid fraud claims and broad voter turnout. He blamed prejudice and ward opposition for his defeat, while listing alleged ties to underworld figures and campaign pledge failures. Bowles also dismissed banking officials amid the upheaval.
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Detroit
Charles Bowles
Bowles
Allances
Membership Of Local Legion Post Grows
Elyria Legion Post No 12 membership rose to 406 after Carl Wolf reported fourteen new applications at last night’s meeting. The post becomes one of Ohio’s largest, qualifying for decoration of its colors at the Boston national convention in October with over 25 percent gain in the past year. Dr A R Agate received word from Jack Ambrose that the Elyria Junior Baseball team defeated Van Wert 8 to 2 and Post No 2 10 to 2. The post seeks 100.90 more to finance the Elyria team for the state convention today and tomorrow. Preliminary plans were made to attend the Cincinnati convention August 17 18 19. A special train was chartered for the Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps and others. The drum corps are twice state champions and held the national 40 and championship. It appears likely Eldon of Cleveland may be backed for Ohio Legion commander, succeeding Dudley White of Norwalk. Thanks to Carl Wolf the following new members were approved: Ira Hagerman David A Thatcher R I Kolbe H James Moses Martin E Rhodes James Misico L A Brown Lawrence Carr Joe Welsh Arthur Smith Wim Hearne H M McIlenry Elmer Walton Philip M Moore
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Elyria Legion Post No 12
Carl Wolf
Elyria Post
Ohio
Boston
A. R. Agate
Jack Ambrose
Elyria
Vanvwert
Crack Legion Post No
State Legion
Cincinnati
Elyria Legion
John A. Eldon
Cleveland
State Bar Association
Ohio Legion
Dudley White
Norwalk
Ira Hagerman
David A Thatcher
IR. Kolbe
H. James Moses
Martin E. Rhodes
James Misico
L. A. Brown
Lawrence Carr
Joe Welsh
Arthur Smith
Wim, Hearne
H. M. McIlenry
Elmer Walton
Philip M. Moorr
Bridge Disaster Alters Hindenburg Schedule in Coblenz
President Von Hindenburg adjusted his Rhineland tour after learning of a bridge collapse at Lenutzel a Coblentz suburb. Crowds still gathered at the scene while Treves and Aix-la-Chapelle prepared to cancel festivities. Attendants had withheld news overnight to spare him shock.
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von Hindenburg
Cob- Ion4
Rhineland
Tieves
Ala-La-Chapelle
Treves
Aix-La- Chapelle
Lenutzel
Coblena
Port Jarvis and a run of incidents in early advices
Reports from Port Jarvis New Jersey describe Cecil Coffin of Brooklyn being forced down at Johnstown Pennsylvania. John Krutschnitt from San Mateo California and H H O Molliday of Los Angeles are noted in incidents. Official standings were not yet compiled. The piece mentions textile yarn usage in Chile, highlighting imports from the United States.
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Port Jarvis
N. J
Cecil Coffin
Brooklyn
Johnstown
John Krutschnitt
San Mateo
Calif
H. H. O'Molliday
Los Angeles
Hamer
Oberlin wedding unites Miss Clifte and Detroit groom
A morning ceremony at Sacred Heart church united Miss Aliss Lucille Clifte of Oberlin with John R. Kirwan of Detroit. The ceremony featured palm decorations, music by Helen Frye and a violin quartet, with a reception at Oberlin Inn for twenty eight guests and plans for the couple to reside in Monroe, Michigan after a East Canada trip.
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Oberlin, O
Sacred Heart Church
Aliss Lucille Clifte
A. M. Clifte
East College Street
John R. Kirwan
Detroit
Burke
John H. Lenz
Youngstown
Helen Frye
Elyria
Kessler
Mendelssohn
Lohengrin
Roland van Ausdale
Frank Quinn
Herbert Hjarroun
Conservatory
Saint Saens
Sroom
Eleanor van Ausdale
Roger Kirwan
Milwaukee
Oberlin Inn
Plorence Cliffe
LaGrange
Moss Agnes Toler
Amherst
Biide
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Mia Kirwan
Detroit Life Insurance Company
Monroe
Michigan
East
Canada
Calves Twin Namesake at Boon Township Dairy
Ben and Fred Alfer of Boone Township in Logansport claim a remarkable record for their Guernsey cow Madge. Over the last two years she has produced three sets of twins, with the first two sets both female and the latest pair a male and a female.
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Logansport
Ind
Ben
Fred Alfer
Boone Township
Madge
Bee attack injures two on Nelsonville road near Logan
A buzzing bee caused a crash on the Nelsonville road four miles south of Logan injuring two people, Granville Berlin of Logan reportedly struck at the bee and was involved in the incident.
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Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Nelsonville Road
Here
Granville Berlin
Collision Involving Car Slams Into Rupert Embrey Vehicle
A vehicle driven by an unnamed driver lost control after being struck by a flying object during flight into a car. The crash occurred with Rupert Embrey of Gloucester and another car collided into the wreckage in the aftermath.
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Rupert Embrey
Glouster
Nelsonville to Lease City Land for Drilling
Nelsonville city officials vote to lease four city owned tracts to the highest bidders for well drilling following a large gas strike on Athens Brick Co. property within city limits. The mayor and service director are authorized to execute leases.
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Nelsonville
Athens Brick Co
Market Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry in cents per unit
Butter prices firm at 38 to 39 1 4 cents per pound with extras. Eggs unsettled with extras 25 and firsts 23 cents per dot. Poultry steady with fowls 24, medium 23, Leghorn 15 to 20, heavy springers 25 to 30, over 1 pound 28 to 82, Leghorn Springers 20 to 22, ducks 12 to 20, old cocks 12 to 14, geese 10 to 13 cents per pound.
Livestock Quotations from U S C A Report
Cleveland July 23 cattle hogs and sheep quotations show hogs 160 to 210 pounds around 9.65, 210 to 250 pounds 9.40 to 9.55, 250 to 300 pounds 9.0 to 9.40. cattle mostly steady with steers common grade 5 to 7 and cows 3 to 5.50. calves slow but dealers paying 7 to 12 and veal up to 12.50. sheep demand narrow with lambs trading near standstill.
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Cleveland
Chicago Market Summary July Trade Prices and Shipments
Chicago reports dairy and produce prices with butter at 14 845 tubs and eggs at 12 481 cases, steady markets for creamery extras and futures. Potatoes show 67 car shipments on track while Wheat Corn Oats and Barley offer No 1 red and mixed lots, with Timothy and Clover seeds listed at given values.
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Chicago
United States
Kansas
Missouri
Virginia
Grain prices and futures report from Minneapolis July 23
Minneapolis dated July 23 reports FLour 10 cents lower in car load lots with family patents at 6.00 per 98 pound bag. Bran unchanged. Wheat No 1 northern 3 4 cents to 91 3 4, red durum 80 to 89 1 4, Sept 91 0 4, Dec 95 3 4. Corn No 3 yellow 7 1/2 to 79 1/2. Oats No 5 white 31 3/4 to 33 3/4. Flax No 1 at 2.24 to 226.
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Minneapolis
Toledo Grains Market Update
Toledo grain prices show No 2 red wheat at 89 to 90 cents per bushel, No 2 white oats at 11 1/2 dollars per bushel, and seed unchanged as of July 23.
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Toledo Grains
Toledo
Injured at Quarry in Amherst Man Needs Seven Stitches
Wm Koepp of East street was injured at Cleveland Stone quarries on Tuesday when he tripped over a derrick rope and struck his head on an iron rail, cutting a deep wound. He received seven stitches and clamps at Dr. H W Powers office and will be confined for several days.
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Amherst
Wm Koepp
East Street
Cleveland
Curtiss and the White Wings Pioneer Early Flight
Curtiss Manufacturing Company produced motorcycles gaining national racing fame. His engine's success with balloons and airships spurred early airplane experiments around Hammondsport. Under the National Aerial Experiment Association the White Wings aircraft was built and powered several successful flights.
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Curtiss Manufacturing Company
Hammondsport
National Aerial Experiment Association
Curtiss
Pocket book found eight years after loss in Michigan field
ZEELAND Mich A pocket book containing 35 was recovered this week by the loser. In 1922 Jacob Slagh was helping Koene Vanden Bosch harvest hay near Harlem when he lost the purse. Vanden Bosch later found the worn bag in the same field and kept it intact until returning it to Slagh who turned the currency over to the U S treasury for redemption.
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Zeeland
Mich
Jacob Slagh
Koene Vanden Bosch
Harlem
Vanden Bosch
United States
Treasury Department
Notre Dame Opens $800000 Stadium for October 4 Start
South Bend Indiana Notre Dame University completes an $800000 stadium to host the season opener October 4 featuring Knute Rockne's Irish against Southern Methodist University. A week later Navy visits for the dedicatory game as Notre Dame prepares for the new era.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Knute Rockne
Southern Methodist University
Navy
Notre Dame
Rooster Wins Tilt in Dolores Eating Contest
In Dolores Colorado a rooster won a local eating contest by consuming 668 grains of food. The nearest guess prior to the event was 580 grains, setting the target for the competition.
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Dolores, Colo
City Improves Siyria with Multiple Street Projects
The Siyria city department of public service reports rapid progress on several improvements. Surface treatment begins on Huron Street from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to West Street, followed by West River Street from Furnace Street to the north line. Nine more streets will receive surface treatment soon. Intersections at Washington Avenue with Harrison Columbus and Ohio Streets are being curb trimmed. Lawn grading at the sewage plant is about half done and set for completion in about ten days. The Brookdale Cemetery dam is finished and gates will be closed after a downstream cataraact is completed to back lagoon water. East River Street widening between Harvard Avenue and Eastern Heights Boulevard is also completed.
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Siyria
Public Service and Safety
Huron Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
West Street
West River Street
Furnace Street
North Corporation
Washington Avenue
Harrison
Columbus
Ohio
Eide
Brookdale Cemetery
East River Stret
Harvard Avenue
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Wellington Octogenarian Takes Air Visit to Son
Wellington July 23 W D Warren of this village who will celebrate his 80th birthday this fall left yesterday to visit his son Clarence in Brighton Michigan. He traveled by airplane leaving the Cleveland airport at 1 50 pm and arriving in Detroit at 3 o'clock.
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Wellington
W. D. Warren
Clarence
Brighton
Mich
Warren
Cleveland
Detroit
Wellington man sues for 2000 over street assault
William Irish of Wellington has filed a lawsuit seeking 2000 dollars from Geo. McQuate, also of Wellington, alleging he was assaulted and beaten on July 12. The suit claims mental and physical suffering and that the attack caused him public disgrace.
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William Irish
Wellington
Geo. McQuate
McQuate
Wellington boys visit Cleveland for ball game with Ruth homer
Ninety Wellington youths traveled to Cleveland on Monday to watch Cleveland play New York as guests of the Wellington Kiwanis. The highlight was Babe Ruth hitting a home run, delighting the boys whose trip was funded by W. A. Gaines, Robt. Hamphill, and J. Epatein.
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Wellington
Cleveland
New York
Babe Ruth
W. A. Gaines
Rob‘t Hamphill
J. Epatein
Scouts Enjoy Banquet With Initiation At Namser Grille
Twenty eight Boy Scouts along with Scoutmaster Franklin Jones and assistants Carol and E L Barrick were dinner guests of Mrs C E Tripp at Namser's Grille. The annual treat pleased all. After dinner the scouts returned to the Scout headquarters where Junior Hannum was initiated into the order.
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Boy Scouts
Franklin Jones
Carol
E. L. Barrick
C. E. Tripp
Namser's Grille
Trippe
Junior Hannum
Bees Refuse to Back Prosperity Program
Cyrus Hawley of Mart's Place Wellington says local bees refuse to cooperate with Hoover's prosperity plan. They will not work at all, causing a likely honey shortage this season due to the extreme dryness of spring and summer. Hawley notes his many hives as evidence.
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Ihoover
Cyrus Hawley
Mart’s Place
Wellington
Hawley
Local social and sports notes from Wellington week
Mr and Mrs Hugh Kane enjoy a motor trip to Michigan to visit friends. Mr and Mrs Mason Smith of Elyma were Wellington callers yesterday. Mr and Mrs Werman Wright and son Franklin, touring the East, will return home late this week. Mrs Henry Clay Hodges of New York City arrives for a brief stay with her son and wife Jim Jones on Kelly Street. Jim Jones pleads guilty to intoxication before Mayor L D Smith and pays a five dollar fine plus costs. Gains Motors and Penfield, undefeated in the local baseball tournament, face off on the school diamond tonight with the winner leading the league. public interest runs high in the game's outcome.
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Hugh Kane
Michigan
Mason Smith
Elyma
Wellington
Werman Wright
Franklin
East
Henry Clay Hodges
New York City
Franklin Jones
Jim Jones
Kelly Street
L. D. Smith
Gains’ Motors and
Penfield
Woth
Court grants three judgments by confession
Judge A R Webber issued three confessions against the Up son Walton Co for the Rainy Fisheries Co on con noz it notes totaling 518.03, 504.16, and 502.90. Holland Furnace Co sues William H Burgdorff as administrator for furnace piping and $160 damage. Louraing Turner wins divorce from Walter D Turner. Charles Kalo gains $1440.29 by confession against Geza and Victoria Fazekas.
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A. R. Webber
Upson-Walton Co
Rainey Fisheries Company
Common Pleas Court
Holland Furnace Company
William H. Burgdorf
Anna Burgdorff Shafer
Charles Kalo
Geza
Victoria Fazekas
Auto Skids Into River Three Crown Tragedy at Kanawha River
Charleston dispatch reports slippery streets caused a car to skid through a bridge railing and plunge eighty feet into the Kanawha River. Mrs Eva Slupp, 28, of Coal Fork, and her children Alice 8 and James 6 drowned. Earl Slupp, husband, aided rescue workers before realizing the car was his.
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Charleston
W. Va
Eva Slupp
Coal Fork
Alice
James
Kanawha River
Rautr
Willpp
Earl
Map to Money Stolen from Foster-Maryland Lunchroom
Columbus detectives traced a burglary at the Foster Maryland lunchroom to a suspect who searched the cash register for loot. Missing money was found hidden between two showcases, after the robber discovered a note from proprietor F. S. Foster directing that funds be kept there.
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Columbus
Foster-Maryland
F. S. Foster
Major League Leaders in the American and National Leagues
American League leaders include players from Philadelphia New York and Washington with top marks in games at bats runs hits and runs batted in. Howard Simons and Gilbride lead with high averages while Cochrane Dickey Rice and others post strong totals. National League leaders feature Klein O Doul Stht s n Terry Herman and more with top hits and averages as of the prior year leader Hiersman is noted.
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G. AB. R. H. Pet. Simn's
G'brig
Dick'y
N.Y
Rice
Wash
Manush
St. Louis
G. AB. Ft. EE
Pet. Klein
Phila
O'Doul
Stth
S'N
Terry
Herman
Hiersman
Brooklyn
Carnera Missing From U S Border as Bout Nears
Cleveland reports uncertainty over Primo Carnera’s status with immigration extending his passport visa and ordering him out of the United States. Manager Leon Lee says the boxer plans a Montreal visit before reentry for a ten round bout with George Cook near Tuesday, as promoter Frank Borello advertises tickets. Carnera last appeared in Steubenville on Monday night for an exhibition bout.
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Carnera
Cleveland
Ucleveland
Primo Carnera
U.S
Immigration Bureau
Leon Lee
Montreal
United States
Eddie Meade
Frank Borello
Taylor Bowl
George Cook
Steubenville
Ohio
Alexander May Sign With Galesburg Team
Ul July 23 Old Pete Alexander a former big league pitcher who was released by Dallas in the Texas League received an offer to begin his comeback with the Galesburg Independent club a semi pro team. The manager wired him an offer to pitch the remainder of the season as Alexander first broke into organized baseball twenty years ago with Galesburg in the Illinois Missouri League long since defunct.
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Galesburg
Pete’ Alexander
Dallas
Hig
Alex
Alexander
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