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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
8
In New Orleans 4 Frankie fuseeil, a local fighter, battled Wolgast to a draw after 20 rounds. The verdict and rounds drew heavy betting and local sport writers noted Wolgast’s aggression but Russell’s countering kept the decision in doubt. Weighed 135 pounds, both men fought close to the limit with several near knockdowns and a tense final sequence.
Mike O Dowd of St Paul defeats Ed Mota of Milwaukee in seven of ten rounds, pressing the action for most of the bout and earning praise from ringside critics for his late rally and strong final round.
A Thanksgiving event notes Wanderers gathering at the Y with remarks on community, gratitude, and shared meals. The piece highlights a brief program, local speakers, and a call for peace and prosperity as the holiday theme.
A fragmented description outlines a central city in Highlands Florida with churches, schools, banks, and commerce, surrounded by farms and seaside towns. It promotes rural free delivery, sunny winters, and a hopeful community of contentment backed by a booklet from J. & R. Philippe of El Pao Tex.
A 19th century report discusses methods aiding naturalization and a judge's ruling questioning the meaning of the phrase American flag in citizenship proceedings. It notes certificates issued by a supervisor and mentions a few individuals tied to education and legal education efforts.
Tucson High edged a hard fought game with a 3 to 6 set score, as key players Slonamer Peterson Harris and Jacobeon starred on defense and offense. The match featured intense rallies and strong pushing from both teams, ending with Tucson High securing the win in the closing moments.
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