Unclear OCR fragment on wartime event and figures
Fragmentary text references plates, profits, and records with garbled names and dates. Key entities and specifics are unreadable, leaving unclear the event, stakes, and participants.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1917
Page
8
Fragmentary text references plates, profits, and records with garbled names and dates. Key entities and specifics are unreadable, leaving unclear the event, stakes, and participants.
Fragmented OCR text shows a focus on Prendergast being expelled or excluded from a fraternity. Mentions a 1897 event, a person named Michael and a Chicago netline, unclear context, and scattered phrases about fraternity conduct and membership.
A new senior golf association was announced by Sew YOUR Jam 34 with the aim to unite prominent men across the country. The group includes over 150 members aged 55 and older, led by Annesley of New York Life Insurance Company as president and Justice Mahlon Pitney and Morgan J. Brien as vice presidents.
Tet Meredith, a top national long distance runner, will retire from track after the national meet. University of Pennsylvania coach Latimer Peabody announced the decision today.
Peter Maher, once a celebrated heavyweight poetist, lies hospitalized in New York with a complete physical breakdown. Doctors say his condition is serious and he has not fought in years.
Chavez defeats Frankie Sanders by clear margin at a notable venue in New York. He won key rounds and earned the popular decision with a dominant showing in the later rounds.
Bamarr defends his welterweight title against challengers amid a televised event. The match notes show strong action with multiple exchanges and a decisive stoppage as Bamarr maintains championship status.
A distorted item notes a Harvard rowing committee meeting about a race between Cornelldl and Harvard. It mentions a possible May 25 date and later suggests postponement, with unclear details on outcomes or resolutions.
Unclear OCR text notes STILLBALER and TENAS sending to Holston with Philapel Phys. Jan. 70. Mention of Jota Tiewapeon and Willan Steffener released by Omnie Meek, father of Pittedetptea Americans Thompeon, who go to the Camabe Neb. Club and shift to Houston, Tet.
New York January 30. WCOY, chasing the welterweight championship, headed to Madison Square Garden last night for a match with Les Darcy of Australia. Hugh Browne, manager of the fightman, announced the theft of Maren 5.
Jan 30 in Salt Lake City Fred Win a local promoter announced a 13 round heavyweight bout between Jack Dempsey of Salt Lake and Carl Morris of Oklahoma set for February 14 at Murray a Salt Lake suburb The proposed February 6 bout between Dempsey and Morris was canceled due to Morris illness reported in local accounts
In New Orleans a twenty round lightweight bout ended with Jar 36.Joheny Peed lee of New York awarded a decision over Jimmie Hanson of Dover. Hanson fought 20 rounds with Dundee's other contender Demiee credited with 18 rounds and two rounds even.
Jay Britten of Chicago and Johnny Griffith of Akron Ohio battled to a draw over ten rounds in Cincinnati last night in a beltweight bout. The contest ended without a winner as both fighters stayed even through the final bell.
A damaged article fragment describes a Tos to be performed Thursday night by the Minnesota Symphony with notable figures Kohard Caerwonks and Karl ser, led by concertmaster George Nlass and conductor Cortetin. The piece features prominent harpist Henry Witvanme and links to the Weegi orchestra of Westritt, noting the ensemble’s world fame and past affiliations in New York.
Bernard George Neeson of Missouri attests the remedy's effectiveness for croup after a child death from croup prior to use. He claims five years of successful family use and says the product is obtainable everywhere.
A report notes the Schweitzer Machine Company offers an Electrical Service to help car owners understand their vehicle electrical systems. The feature highlights how technicians diagnose, explain wiring, and advise maintenance to prevent failures.
Henri Charlebe, former secretary of the government rivers commission in Montreal, arrested in Chicago on charges of circulating counterfeit paper. Police say he attempted to pass worthless notes totaling $24,000 at the Bank of Montreal and had been active in New York Cleveland and St Louis after leaving Montreal last October. He was penniless when taken into custody.
Tribuna reports Austrian destroyer Huszár was put out of action after a clash with two Italian destroyers in the Adriatic. Huszár was damaged and towed to port by torpedo boats. Italians suffered no losses. The battle occurred amid rough seas and a storm.
Auction notice indicates the remainder of our stock is offered at a 25 percent reduction. The F Ronstadt Co. Ace.
The Murphey Brothers demonstration at 66 W. Congress proceeds with price rivalry claims. A 84 proof display features a car described as faster than competing models priced lower at 1.99.1.
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