Dempsey Carpentier Bout Draws Broad Pick Split
New York May 9 A vote by 60 leading boxing writers across the country favors Dempsey to win the July 2 Jersey City bout while 9 pick Carpentier and 1 calls for a draw. Many expect the outcome influenced by money, with a tabulated breakdown of rounds read. Willards return seems a 50 50 proposition and Gibbons is a favored opponent for the winner.
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Wee News Service
New York
Dempsey
Jersey City
International News Service
Carpentier
Jess Willard
Tommy Gibbons
Gibbons
Bill Brennan
Harry Wills
Fred Fulton
Harry Greb
New Jersey
Baseball Recap: Late-Inning Heroes Dominate Weekend Field
Cy Perkins hit a triple in the fourteenth at the Polo Grounds as 37 000 fans fueled a late dinner rush and the A's Rommel pitched well for the Yanks. Foster delivered a ninth inning triple for the Red Sox over Washington. Lefty Mitchell shut down the Giants for Brooklyn. Griffiths homered to beat New York, McHenry and Flack homered as the Cardinals toppled Chicago. Indians' pitcher made three hits while Eppa Rixey edged Babe Adams in a Reds win ending Pittsburgh's nine game streak. Palmero of the Browns was hit hard as Detroit battered the Tigers.
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Cy Perkins
Polo Grounds
A’s
Rommel
Dave Something
Foster
Red Sox
Washington
Lefty Mitchell
Giants
Brooklyn
Tom ‘Griffiths
New York
McHenry
Flack
Cardinals
Chicago
Federal A. Beats Oberlin Independents in Westin Heights game
Elyria reports the Federal Athletic club defeated the Oberlin Independents 6 to 3 in a well played contest. Malik pitched 13 strikeouts and Bryant 8 as the Federals built a four run lead before Oberlin rallied with two runs in the sixth and another later.
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Elyria
Federal Athletic Club
Oberlin Independents
Westin Heights
Malik
Bryant
Federals
Oberlin
Oberlin Ind
H . West
Rogers
Powers
Feakins
Farrar
Pitts
Gordon
Bowers
Wees
Stetsinger
Sseine Schima
Seeresisa Toth
Ieee Krozier
Weesasveens Malix
Kieff
Maik
Balash
Police find illicit liquor hidden in baby’s crib
Cambridge police searched Paul Turco’s apartment at 39 School Street and found thirty two pints of gin and whiskey concealed beneath a crib where two children slept, after failing to locate liquor elsewhere.
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International News Service
Boston
Cambridge
Paul Turco
No. 39
School Street
Cigarette Stub Sparks Deadly Explosion in Pocket
In Portsmouth a lighted cigarette tossed into a coat pocket containing dynamite caused a fatal blast. Carl Newman 15 died instantly. Harold Carmichael 18 severely injured with a leg blown off. Five others aged 14 to 19 are hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Portsmouth
Carl Newman
Newman
Young Newman
Harold M. Carmichael
Arthur Caldwell
David Bowman
Doc Mower
William Caldwell
Raymond Bowman
Cow Attacks Hat-Wearing Girl in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on May 9 Miss Betty Gibbs wearing an orange hat drew a cow’s attention. The animal charged into a deli, overturned a fountain, injured bystanders, and was shot dead by a police officer. Miss Gibbs was knocked down but unharmed.
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Cincinnati
Betty Gibbs
Ressia
Miss Gibbs
Criminal cases to start next Monday in Elyria court
Prosecutor Webber says criminal cases will begin next Monday with no single case set as first. The docket is largely cleared since the grand jury report, many defendants who pleaded not guilty have changed pleas, and most indictments have been disposed of. The entire criminal term is expected to finish within a week.
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Elyria
Webber
WIFE SAYS HUSBAND DROVE HER FROM HOME IN LORAIN
Lorain Etwart W. Ryan a railroad man, 38, was arrested on Sunday on a wife’s charge that he struck her, choked her, and drove her and the children from their home. He pleaded not guilty in municipal court and was released on 500 dollars bail for a hearing Friday.
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Lorain Etwart W. Ryan
Fears
Freighbor
Ryan
Xyeggs Net 1400 From Zanesville Loan Man Heist
William Keller pawnbroker of Zanesville was robbed of 1000 dollars in cash and 2000 dollars in diamonds Saturday night. Newark police arrested a suspect named Fred King of Cincinnati after boarding an Ohio Electric car. the loot was recovered and taken back to Zanesville.
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Newark
William Keller
Zanesville
Ohio
Fred King
Cincinnati
Bread Line Forms at City Hall in Youngstown
A bread line formed in front of Youngstown City Hall with 800 loaves given to the unemployed by a local bakery. The state employment office notes 20 job applicants per vacancy. Building trades face a strike and lockout worsening unemployment amid slow steel output.
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Youngstown
City Hall
Reading
State City
Wilsons Folks Not in Car That Is Demolished
Washington news reports a new touring car given to Woodrow Wilson was nearly wrecked in a collision with a heavy truck last week. Neither the former president nor Mrs. Wilson were in the vehicle. the chauffeur escaped uninjured as the car body was smashed.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Public notice on electrical workers dispute and contractor quality
Notice urges public to beware of inexperienced workers amid a city conflict over action by electrical contractors and workers. It warns that current hires are floaters and unproven laborers seeking work under the open shop system debate.
Evolution fears and piano recital highlight spring notices
Religious debates on evolution feature quotes from Dr Wright in a church sermon delivered by Pastor Wendall. A May 10 piano recital in Warner hall showcases Greig Debussy Arensky Faure Liszt and Chopin pieces by Miss Winifred Waite. The Last of the Mohicans film with live music by Hubbard’s orchestra plays May 24 in Finney Chapel. Theological students visit Cleveland and host a student volunteers party for foreign students. Lectures on religious education and a Bible of French Cathedral are noted. A Women’s Physical Training pageant is set for May 17 and various weekend visits by local residents are listed.
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George Frederick
Edolor
Wendall
First Baptist Church
Wright
Winifred Waite
Conservatory
Warner Hall
Greig
Debussy
Arensky
Faure
Eos
Chopin
Liszt
Schumanick
Dickinson
Clarence Ward
Art Department
Y. M
G. W. Fiske
Huntington
W. Va
N. van der Pyl
Helen Riley
Cleveland
Warner Bell
Frank A. Smith
Sather
Will M. Smith
Elyria
Abbie H. Smith
Hollywood Road
Stella
Alfie
Floyd Edwards
Pittsfield
Amherst News: Mrs George Schmidtkons Passes Away
Mrs George Schmidtkons of Middle Ridge died at 10 50 yesterday morning. A German born pioneer, she lived in Lorain Brownhelm Amherst and was well known nationwide. Survived by two sons four daughters plus three brothers and three sisters. Funeral from her house at 1 30 and from Stone Church at 2 Wednesday with burial in Crownhill cemetery. Two injured in auto crash near town include Mr and Mrs Joseph Rich of Lorain. They suffered head and facial lacerations. vehicle collided with a large touring car that fled the scene. Both were taken to hospital with Mrs Rich staying several days.
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George Schmidtkons
Middle Ridge
Schmidtkons
Germany
Lorain
Brownhelm
Amherst
Henry
Adam
William Kolbé
Spiegelberg
Bethtel
Nieding
Joseph Rich
Rich
Yenser
Dufford Tolhurst
Elyria
Roy Worcester
Mary Alice
Jay Worcester
Gail
C. B. Worcester
Mim. Gaus
George Baus
Jacob Baus
J. H. Frederick
George Baus, Jr
Oo. H. Baker
Amherat
Miss Frieda Rosencranz Dies After Diphtheria Spoor
Miss Frieda Rosencranz died at Amherst hospital at 3 last evening from throat paralysis after a diphtheria attack. An evacuation attempt failed to save her. She was eighteen, survived by two fathers Arnold and Alva, Martha Goodman, Mrs Nary Gordon, Mrs Carn Renner, Miss Jeyiw Rosencranz, a stepmother, and half sister Miss Valida Rosencranz.
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Miss Rosencranz
Amherst
Arned
Alva
Martha Goodman
Nary Gordon
Carn Renner
J.yeiWs Rosencranz
Valida Rosen
Cr&a
Favorite Prescription Aimed At Women Of All Ages
Mrs Elizabeth Russell of Toledo testifies that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription helped her daughters through puberty and kept her in good health for years. The ad urges women of all ages to use the tonic and nervine, available in liquid or tablet forms at all druggists.
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Toledo
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Elizabeth Russel
Fernwood Ave
T W Morgan Out For Mayor
Lorain Justice of the Peace T W Morgan announces a Republican bid for mayor. He pledges a businesslike administration with department heads who enforce laws and protect citizens.
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T. W. Morgan
Conference on Strike Starts in Lorain Deliberations
In Lorain the committee representing plumbers began a session at 2 with contractors to discuss the new wage scale and the potential 20 percent cut. The open shop decisions were among the topics as talks continued.
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Lorain
Emmy Players’ Association
Wilson to Break Long Silence on Reparations Debate
Former President Woodrow Wilson is expected to break his silence and enter discussions on international affairs. Trusted associates including Norman H. Davis Bernard Baruch Carter Glass and Joseph Tumulty have been frequent visitors to the Wilson home as he weighs a constructive critique of the reparations issue.
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Attetson
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Wilson
Norman H. Davis
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Tebparations Commission
Carter Glass
Virginia
Joseph P. Tumintity
Wilan
Contractors Implement Changes This Saturday
The contractors will be effective on Saturday May 14, introducing new work rules and procedures. The measure aims to streamline operations and ensure compliance across sites.
PUPILS PREPARE STREET PARADE AND PAGEANT
Gar den Avenue school pupils stage a Friday afternoon event beginning at the schoolhouse and marching to Broadway via 18th street and back by 20th street. A parade of nations leads to a pageant titled The Melting Pot with national anthems and customs, followed by D J Boone addressing attendees and a closing Star Spangled Banner.
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Lorain
Garden Avenue School
Broadway
18Th Street
20Th Street
D. J. Boone
Police raid ends with dice and teens questioned
Lorain police busted a craps game in a 13th Street store Sunday capturing seven boys aged 12 to 17 and twenty cents. Captain Riley gave the youths a lecture before releasing them.
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Lorain
Captain Riley
Mad dog shot near Brown's El Pavo area
Brownsville residents reported a mad dog running loose on Sunday. Police investigated but found no address. The dog was later located and killed by George Haynes.
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Lorain
Brown‘el Fav
Iit
Addy
George Haynes
Lorain Bars Ordered To Remove Screens Today
Police order seven soft drink venues in Lorain to remove screens by today under a new anti screen ordinance. Failure to comply will lead to arrest.
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Lorain
Elyria Residents Return Home After Winter South Trip
Elyria residents Mr and Mrs Ehricke and their daughters Winifred and Geraldine returned to Ninth street following winter and early spring visits in the South. McKinley school teachers enjoyed a weekend camping party hosted by Miss Barbara Hilberg in Birmingham. George A Storey of Lorain with Margaret Soar and Lilian Nevah of Oberlin College visited Dr and Mrs B L Rica at West River Street.
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Mrs. Ehricke
Winifred
Geraldine
Ninth Street
South
McKinley School
Barbara Hilberg
Birmingham
George A. Storeh
Lorain
Misa Margaret Soar
Lilian Nevah
Oberlin College
B. L. Rica
West River Street
Harving Charged With Operating A Well While Intoxicated
The fragment attributes a charge of operating a well while intoxicated to Harry Wolf, noting a complicated wording and missing surrounding context. The readable portion indicates a legal or accident-related report involving intoxication at a well site.
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Harry Wolf
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