Ritchie Fights Leonard In Close Boxing Bout
The bout ends in an eighth round stoppage near. Ritchie showed grit, repeatedly rising after hard exchanges with Leonard. Leonard held the edge on aggression and landed more cleanly, while Ritchie displayed remarkable recuperative power keeping the fight alive.
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Boxing card reports for Canton Akron Tulsa matches
Last night boxing results include Harry Greb of Pittsburgh beating Bat Levinsky in 13 rounds at Canton. Johnny Griffiths of Akron stopped Walter Mohr of New York in the eighth at Akron. Captain Bob Roper fought ten rounds. Billy Miske defeated Detenen do in Tulsa over 35 rounds.
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Young Zionists Win After Baseball Triumph
The Zionist youth baseball team edged to victory in a localApril contest, securing a decisive win over a rival club. Team captain and organizers praised the effort as a strong display of local talent and teamwork.
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All Stars Win Over Gen Team 31 to 9
All Stars defeated Gen team by 31 to 9 in a decisive victory. The short scoreline highlights strong offense and solid defense by the All Stars throughout the game.
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A satisfactory situation in patent resolution discussed
A Times summary notes ongoing efforts toward a satisfactory resolution of the patent matter involving Resorers and related parties. The article outlines steps toward closure and hints at timelines while avoiding sensational detail.
Local Baseball Results and Community Notes from Deep River
Yesterday’s results show Brooklyn routed Philadelphia and New York defeated Boston while rain caused postponements. Deep River news covers residents’ visits, a Navy officer’s return, job changes, a church funeral, local club events, and upcoming town hall entertainments amid a busy community calendar.
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Constance in Who Cares and The Unveiling Hand at Grand
On Wednesday the Grand theatre presents Constance in Who Cares and Kitty Go in The Unveiling Hand with Miss Rdon in modern costumes as Margaret Ellis. She marries Philip Bel lamy and joins an Africa expedition amid New York society buzz. Mr. Olcott may introduce songs by Mr. Cohan. Gretna Green style production. Marguerite Clark stars in Greta Green with Burton Holmes travel act and four acts of vaudeville.
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Annie Bagatt
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Edward O’connor
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P. J. O'Leary
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Philip Bellamy
Africa
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Furniss
Greta Green
Burton Holmes
Middlesex Double Bill with Bella Donna and Bellamy's Memory
The Middlesex features Pauline Frederick in Bella Donna, a tale of an English wife who poisons her husband for Egypt and love. Naomi Childers and Mignon Anderson support in Blind Man's Eyes. Also Johanna Enlists with Mary Pickford, plus The Lightning Raider and Current Events.
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Paramount
Robert Hichens
Naomi Childers
Mignon Anderson
Childerseminine
Edith
Hugh Overton
Johanna
Mary Pickford
the Middlesex
Pearl White
Life's Greatest Problem at Grand Theatre Delights Crowds
A capacity crowd enjoyed Life's Greatest Problem at Grand theatre last night. Norma Talmadge stars as an Indian princess in The Heart of Verona while Mitchell Lewis plays Big Steve with strong character work. Gus Alexander jurors Little Lafty adds light contrast to the dramatic plot built around a famous General Crowd Work or Fight order. Tonight is the last chance to see the program.
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Verona
Norma Talmadge
Mitchell Lewis
Big Steve
Gus Alexander
Little Lafty
Ely
The Voice of McConnell in City Debut With Olcott
Cohan and Harris announce the new production of George M. Cohan’s The Voice of McConnell in the city with Chauncey Olcott starring. The playful musical drama features lively tunes and a prominent cast as it opens for local audiences.
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Nervousness on the Decline in Local Report
A clipped fragment notes nerves easing with cautious signs of steadiness. The text hints at public anxiety reducing as events unfold, though details are incomplete and no clear source entities are identifiable. The item appears to be a brief column note on collective mood rather than a full report.
Leftovers food prep ideas from breakfast scraps
The note describes using coffee leftovers, dissolving ati n and pad Quice items, saving bread scraps and toast in a dry oven, crumbling chops in crumbs, and combining crusts into a large dish. It emphasizes recycling breakfast remnants into new dishes and managing scraps.
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