Insull Faces Bond Battle as Chicago Arrival Looms
Chicago May 7 Samuel Insull returns to face a court fight over bond for release pending trial with prosecutors seeking 100000 bail and his lawyers preparing to oppose. Thompson and Harness clash over the amount while Insull is treated like any prisoner on arrival, fingerprinted and guarded amid fears of retaliation by disgruntled creditors.
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Insull to Transatlantic Flight After Bond Cleared
Samuel Insull Jr plans a private security detail for his father after bond matters. The journey to Lithuania will include stay at a modest Searca Hotel apartment on the near North Side with trusted guards on duty. The elder Insull once valued around 100 million dollars several years ago.
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Oberlin wins Little Big Seven track title in final meet
Oberlin tops Sandusky 73 to 33 1/2 as Garrett of Lan records 190 yard dash in 10.23 and 44 yard dash in 52.2, Whittaker clears 11 feet 6 1/8 inches for pole vault, Heisler of Willard scoring 18 points. Final Little Big Seven meet before Sandusky, Tiffin, Fremont depart. Oberlin Bellevue Norwalk Willard form Northern Ohio Athletic League.
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Derby Greatest In History Of Classic Winn
Col Matt Winn, head of the American Turf Association, calls Saturday's Kentucky Derby the greatest in the classic's history. He recalls attending his first Derby at age 14 and notes the huge crowd at Churchill Downs amid the festive mood and roaring cheers.
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McLarnin Set For Ross Bout
New York notes welterweight champion Jimmy McLarnin of California plans a return bout against Lou Ross. McLarnin, weighing 147 pounds, last fought in 1932, after taking the crown from Young Corbett in March. He arrived from Seattle and trains aggressively, insisting his right hand is the knockout punch.
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Young Bary Ross
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Young Corbett
Jess Thas
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Rose
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Ring Stars See Action in New York and Beyond
Ring action across cities features a slate of contenders including Rosenbloom Senmeing Walker Arizmendt and Van Kiaveren. Schedules show bouts in New Orleans Detroit Oakland New York San Francisco and more with notable matchups such as Bernard versus Shea and Van Kiaveren versus Rose in major venues. May events span boxing heavyweights middleweights and featherweights in a bustling week of ringside fights.
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Maate Rosenbloom
May Senmeing
Mickey Walker
Rul Chocolate
Baoy Arizmendt
Bep van Kiaveren
New Orleans
Billy Leuisville
Ight Besvy
Tous Marailo
Detroit
Roger Bernard
Flintfeather
Eddie Shea
Los Angeles
Maxie Heesendbroom
Hhgehi
Michel Walker
Rumson
Oakland
Calsh Garrison
Meahan Fish
Scavy
New York
Bost
Tony Shueco
Boston
Hea
Joe Kings
Georgia
World title clash looms in Cleveland mat match
Crowds and promoters from Canada and the U S converge on Cleveland Public Hall for a world championship wrestling bout between Jim Browning and Joe Maleowicz a finish match in two falls. The pairing follows months of debate over who deserved the shot at Ed Lewis at Madison Square Garden with Browning ultimately selected.
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Jack Herman
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Jules Bauman
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Radio Programs and Lineup Across Multiple Stations
Radio schedules list a dense mix of programs and hosts across WTAM WHK WEAF and others. Names include Jimms Alen Hoake Carter Edwin Corum Raymond Moley Belasco's Orch Day's Orch Hopkins Band and many more with nightly concerts and talk, sports resumes, and entertainment features.
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Panther Meet Tornado Champions Clash Tonight
Wednesday night features Pan ther against Tornado in a title showdown after Pan ther earned world champion recognition spanning 36 states, with the prize at stake.
Elyria Pitchers Lose Two Matches In Cleveland Seagus
The Elyria Horseshoe Club went to Cleveland and lost both outings in the Greater Cleveland Seagus. Morning defeat to Brookside Park 23 to 13 and afternoon loss to Wade Park 21 to 15. Wade Park featured Blair Nanamaker and James Cash. Brookside had George Da Cletus Smith and Carl Shether among Elyria’s scorers. Next Sunday the Totals host Gordon Park at 2:39 on Corner Broad and East Avenue.
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Gordon Park
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East Avenue
Oberlin Net Team Edges Case In Close Tennis Match
Oberlin defeats Case 5 to 4 in a tense tennis contest at Oberlin. Yeo men won four of five singles, split doubles, with Fox, Olds, Rick, Klock, Reid, Potter, and Wishert among top performers.
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Men In White at Capitol Theatre Today and Tomorrow
Theatres At The Theatres Interne's Conflict On Capitol Screen presents a story of a young interne in a great hospital whose love for a society girl clashes with his career. Clark Gabie and Myrna Loy star in this dramatic medical romance.
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Story Of Hollywood Show At Rivoli
Hollywood with its bluff stuffed shirts and inner secrets is revealed in Bottoms Up at the Rivoli Theatre today. Pat Paterson John Boles and Spencer Tracy head the cast.
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New Way to Hold Loose Teeth Ads
A brief advertisement promotes FASTEETH a tasteless powder to secure loose dentures. It claims teeth stay firm and comfortable with no gummy taste and improved breath. Available at Muir's and other drug stores.
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Inquiry Holds Up Purchase of Planes in 1920s
Washington May 7 A House Investigating Committee held that actions by Major General Benjamin D. Foulois, chief of the Army Air Corps, violated the 1926 Air Corps Act by seeking negotiated contracts rather than competitive bidding for a 7.5 million dollar public works aircraft purchase. The report praised Woodring for insisting on bidding and suggested potential Air Corps reorganization. In Columbus, Dr Clarence I Britt, 42, physician and surgeon, died at Saranac Lake after a yearlong illness.
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Obituary: Jonathan Warner Former Trumbull Steel President
YOUNUSTOWN Ohio May 7 Friends and relatives here were informed of the death in Philadelphia of Jonathan Warner 67 former millenaira president of the Trumbull Steel Co due to a prolonged kidney ailment Hearse organization of Trumbull Steel and Its workers with Republic Trans Co in 1924 Ruo Cyrus Laton Cleveland capitalist began a bid for control of the Midwest steel industry
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