Banker's death and boxing contract linked to heavyweight title
George E. Hart a 49 year old banker and president of Prospect Fourth Savings and Loan died in Cleveland Ohio. In New York Champion Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills signed a contract through their managers to box for the world heavyweight championship at a date and place to be named later.
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Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
New York
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Federal Employees’ Union
Washington
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Newark
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Spring Valley
Xenia
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Cincinnati
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Toledo
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World War I Aftermath and Political Turmoil Spread Across Europe
Reports detail Lloyd George courting debt reductions from allies in exchange for easing German reparations. French leaders survive assassination attempt as Canton gunboats fire on a U S seminary in Canton injuring an American woman. Japanese and British moves on territories and budgets. a Brussels dispatch notes clemency for Edith Cavell betrayer Jacques Jeannes. Other items include warehouse fires in San Jose, arms searches in Magdeburg, and labour unrest from Ireland to Chicago with arbitration actions and rail strikes.
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Brussels
Ohio News Briefs Include Tragedies and Local Developments
Police found Matthew Mayer 39, his wife Mary 29, and baby Malinda shot dead in Euclid. Only 4-year-old Eric survived with a chest wound and said his father did the shooting. Other notes report school building in Logan, Ohio, Elks meeting at Cedar Point, and various accidents, deaths, and civic items across the state.
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Euclid Village
Cleveland
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Malinda
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Logan
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Cedar Point
Joe Tilswiz
New Castle
Ironton
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Powell
Columbus
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Earl Bortner
Cincinnati
Athens County
Clevenger
American Legion
Leslie Bliss
Arcadia
Sandusky River
Elyria Canning Company
Lucy Tillie
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Louise Haines
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Jesse Robinson
George Cultice Post
Springfield
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J. Ward Minshall
Madison County
Ohio Federation of Churches
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Pauline Castalone
Elyria
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Jones
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Toledo
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Snyder’s Crossing
Lima
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Massillon
Uniontown
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Cooper
Wapakoneta
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Davis
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Akron
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Davenport
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