Hart Defeats Ames in Akron Ring Showdown
Lorain’s Alex Hart dominated Akron’s Willie Ames in ten rounds at Rubber City, delivering sharp rights and lefts that opened Ames’s cuts and bled from the ear. Hart gained momentum from round six, finishing strong to claim the decision amid a rousing crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Alex Hart
Aron Siie
Willie Ames
Akron
Bernie Straprs
Hart
Wargiers
Bart
Ames
Akron Flash
Art
Harts
Tads Tid Bits Ranger Wil Returns to Ring After Injury
Johnny Wilson regarded as a modern primitive fighter holds the middleweight title but critics question his boxing skill and strategy. regional bouts feature Lorain fighter Ramser’s return at Battle Creek against Joe Burton with Patsy Hellinger and Whitie Hawkes also on the card.
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Johnny Wilson
Wilson
Ketchel
Ryan
McCoy
Brooklyn
O'Dowd
Lorain
Ramser
Roddy Elanchard
Battle Creek
Mich
Joe Burton
Javis
Jattie Creek
Michigan
Burton
Hamser
Patsy Hellinger
Ramsers
Whitie Hawkes
Gary
Ind
Hawkes
Hoosier State
Hellinger
Indiana Flash
New Promoter Contends For Champ Battle
New York reports say promoter factions clash over the Dempsey Carpentier fight. Jack Kearns introduces Alexander Pantages as a challenger to Tex Rickard in naming the site. Pantages offers 350000 and vows to name the venue within 24 hours if awarded the bout.
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New York
Jack Kearns
Alexander Pantages
Tex Rickard
Kearns
Pantages
Rickard
Tam
Richards Playing Features National Indoor Tennis Tourney
New York March 30 Vincent Richards the 1919 champion and early favorite to regain the title has shown steady form. He has advanced to the fourth round while his partner in doubles William T. Tilden II withdrew due to illness.
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New York
Vincent Richards
Richards
William T. Tilden, II
Don’t neglect your eyes says Dr Lewis and Bon Opto remedy
A period ad from Philadelphia urges eye care warning neglect worsens sight and promotes Bon-Opto tablets sold at drug stores. Testimonials claim users improved vision and reduced watering after rinsing with dissolved tablets. A second physician endorsement adds credibility and a money back guarantee.
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DR. Lewis
Philadelphia
Lewis
May Become U S Treasurer
Jess W. Smith of Washington Court House Ohio is rumored in official circles to be slated for the post of United States Treasurer. He is a longtime Ohio political figure and a personal friend of President Blarding and Attorney General Daugherty, having joined the President on trips to Panama and Florida. He formerly served as Grand Exalted Ruler of the Ohio Elks.
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Jess W. Smith
Washington Court House
Ohio
Washington
United States
Mr. Smith
Blarding
Daugherty
Panama
Florida
Ohio Elks
Fugitive Rebel Leader Still Active in Coahuila
International News Service reports that rebel leader General Moigula remains in Coahuila, Mexico, after purportedly fleeing to the United States. He and his brother near Port San Vicente are under pursuit as the government vows renewed efforts to capture Bodgwedlas and Villa Acuna.
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International News Service
Mexico City
Ceneral
Moigula
Mexico
United States
Coahuila
Oie
Port San Vietnte
de Tavewar
Bodgwedlas
Villa Acuna
Local motorist detoured eight miles due to bad roads
A Bucyrus motorist heading to Ocala found the brick road blocked four miles out and, because of the road conditions, was forced to travel eight miles farther to reach Ocala.
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Occala
Oceola
Women arrested for shoplifting in Moundsville case
Two women were arrested on shoplifting charges after concealing women's wear under their coats in Moundsville. One sister posted a $20 fine, and community contributions raised the same amount to avoid overnight jail for the other.
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Yorwville
Wheeling
Moundsville
Gail
Kiwanis host honors Sistersville girls basketball team
The Kiwanis club in Sistersville entertained the Sistersville high school girls basketball team to honor their showing in the state tournament.
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Sistersville W. V
Kiwanis Club
Sistersville High School
Boxer's Remark Sparks Doubt Across Boxing Crowd
Parts dispatch notes a sensational claim by a popular boxer admitting he boxed with one eye for four years and was stone blind. The letter ridicules boxing crowds and compares blind judges and other exaggerated misfortunes to mock the sport and its patrons.
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A. Parts Dispatch
Madison Square Garden
Closer ties between Canadian and American veterans
Kingston Ontario reports stronger links between American Legion posts from Watertown and Oswego, North Carolina, and the Kingston Army and Navy Veterans unit. They will join in the St. Julian's Day banquet on April 22 and 23. The day marks Canadian troops first facing German gas near Ypres with heavy losses.
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Kingston
Ontario
American Legion
Watertown
Oswego
N. C
Army and Navy Veterans
Canada
Ypres
Belgium
Harvard Oarsmen Practice Daily on the Charles River
Harvard in Cambridge mass fields 300 men rowing daily on the Charles River. Four varsity shells, seventeen freshmen eights, and ten class crews comprise the crew roster as spring training continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Pietro Polverin Files Divorce Petition in Jefferson County
Pietro Polverin of Mingo Junction accuses wife Mary of extreme cruelty and neglect in a Jefferson County common pleas court divorce petition. He cites twenty arrests and claims the local social service union sent their children to St. Ann's Orphanage in Columbus.
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Stelubenville
Jefferson County
Comon Pleas Court
Pietro Polverin
Mingo Junction
Mary
Social Service Union
St. Ann's Orphanage
Columbus
Yorkville Tin Plate Plant to Resume Operations
Yorkville’s Wheeling Steel tin plate plant, idle for almost two months, is set to start one mill today. The facility houses 24 hot mills and employs about 1,800 workers.
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Yorkville
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Allies Seek Firm Disarmament Plans in Germany
Allies report that implementing disarmament in Germany is a difficult task requiring careful coordination and sustained effort to ensure compliance and stability across occupied zones.
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Germany
Congress Proof Farmers Equal to Skilled Steam Roller Operators
Recent events in Congress show farmers capable in political push as Moscow aligned agitators threaten naval security. The editorial argues farmers can wield influence like any other group and warns of dangers to national defense.
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Congress
Oil as Lubricant Stirs Global Talk on Peace Dove
The text notes oil's paradox as a lubricant in world affairs and mentions a potential push to attract peace toward the League of Nations assembly. It identifies China’s representative as Dr. Koo to that body.
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Dove of Peace
League of Nations Assembly
China
Dr. Koo
Shape Mill Team Beats Rail Mills at Gala Alleys
Elyria report says Shape Mill bowlers defeated the Rail Mills team at Gala Alleys last evening. Scores were low but players enjoyed the game as much as a championship.
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Shape Mill
Rail Mills
Elyria
Rail Mall
Eastern Ohio wines praised by industry official
C. J. Albasin, commissioner of the Pittsburgh Wain Operators' Association, says Eastern Ohio wines perform as well as or better than peers in America. The mines with 1,000,060 ton monthly capacity load coal. The world war aided by shifting coal usage, increasing Ohio coal demand in the northern state.
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Bridgeport
Ohio
America
C. J. Albasin
Pittsburgh Wain Operators’ Association
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Northwest
Lakes
Lorain High Gym Rental Reduced for Summer Season
The Lorain board of education decided to cut the rental of the middleweight gymnasium from five dollars to three per night during the summer months April 1 to October 1. No engineer is needed in the warm season, and the school gym is unused from late June to early September.
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Lorain HI
Lorain
Board of Education
Duck Pin Contest Gains Spotlight In Elyria
In Elyria the duck pin bowling season nears end as the Gala alleys host the Gala team facing Andorka duck pin artists of Lorain. The Galas won two of three and posted the night high with Weer at 177 while close scores marked the event.
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Elyria
Lorain
Weer
Local Social Notes From Vermilion and nearby towns
Brownhelm Station Rev and Mrs EB Heiler of Vermilion hosted guests at Mrs Anna Lutz home Thursday. John Schaffer and son Edward from Elyria visited on business. Marvy Gehrke visited relatives in Vermilion. Regina Strehle of Cleveland visited her parents F and Mrs Strehle. A Kolbe and Brill families from Lorain and Cleveland spent Easter with H Brill family. John Parker of Lorain spent Sunday with C D Leimbach family. W Solt hosted dinner for A Emmerich family and Ernest Emmerich. W Solt family to move to Carlisle this week. Reformed church choir to present cantata Triumphant Life at 7:30 Sunday evening.
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EB. Heiler
Vermilion
Anna Lutz
John Schaffer
Edward
Elyria
Marvy Gehrke
Regina Strehle
Cleveland
F. Strehle
A. Kolbe
Paul and
Alfred Brill
Lorain
Ernestine
Ruby Brill
H. Brill
John Parker
C. D. Leimbach
W. Solt
A. Emmerich
Ernest Emmerich
Carlisle
The
Reformed Church
Norwalk News Roundup: Guilty Pleas and Local Notices
NORWALK and surrounding areas report a 17 year old, Norfolk Hertman, found guilty of liquor burglary and released on beach parole after two months in county jail. Frank W. Burgett, 22, convicted of attempting to abduct Mabel Heiner, 20. to Toledo workhouse for six months plus fines totaling nine months. Mrs. William Thompson dies at Monroeville. Intercounty highway project eyed for New Haven area. Huronco cattle breeders association set to meet Friday. Marriages: Lawton Graves, Harriet L Graves of Norwalk. W J Classon of Elyria and Valera Gibson of Norwalk. European statesmen critique renewed fighting and looting amid historic discovery reference.
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Norwalk
Hertman Sell
Huronco Cattle Breeders Association
Priday
Rollo
Lawton
Harriet L. Graves
M Norwalk
W.J. Classon Elyria
Valera Gibson
Frank W. Burgett
Mabel Heiner
Toledo
William Thompson
Monroeville
New Haven
Wonders of Nations Prompt Debate on Turkish Efficiency
A remark contrasts America’s fecundity with Turkey’s inefficiency, drawing attention to national vigor and administrative performance in a pointed cultural critique.
Duster Mails Could Edge Indians Toward Pennant
San dusky reports say Duster Mails may boost Cleveland's pitching for the 1921 season. If in shape, his southpaw arm plus Coveleskie and Bagby could give the Indians a strong edge as they face powerful Yankees and Browns, with Speaker guiding a high powered lineup.
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Jack Velock
I. S. Sporting
New York
Dueter- Mulls
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Malls
Sacramento
Provexs
Tribe
Dodgers
Texas
Stanley
Coveleskie
Jim Bagby
Speaker
Bagby
Yankees
Browns
Washington
Covey
Mails
Duster
Brooklyn Castor
Elyria Set for Sandusky Bowling April 17
Elyria to host day at Sandusky for the singles and doubles bowling tournament on April 17. Local bowlers seek strong showing as the 1921 Inter-City Bowling Tournament comes to Elyria.
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Sandusky
Elyria
Hart and Ames Cardi Bouts Shine in Akron Showdown
Lorain’s Alex Hart outpointed Akron’s Willie Ames over 12 rounds in last night’s boxing card at Akron. Hart used crisp combos and defense to take the decision as both fighters exchanged hits across a wide, back-and-forth main event.
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Akron
Alex Hart
Lorain
Willie Ames
Herman to headline 15 round bout at Pioneer Club
New York March 30 Pete Herman former bantamweight champion will meet Willie Spencer in a 15 round feature bout at the Pioneer Sporting Club tonight.
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New York
Pete Herman
Pioneer Sporting Club
Willie Spencer
Nicotol Drug Remedy Praised by Druggists and Doctors
A promotional feature extols Nicotol as a powerful aid to quit tobacco. It quotes multiple druggists and Jacob Brothers of Philadelphia praising sales and effectiveness, plus Dr. Connor on tobacco harms and a simple testing method. The ad claims a money back guarantee and lists C. C. Bowers among local druggists.
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New York
People’s Drug
Washington, D. C
Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
C. C. Bowers
Adrt
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