Georges Oram Hangford man meets notable figures
In Milwaukee today Georges Oram Hangford, a man linked with the French poiminters, conferred with Steiner and others while Howard Carr of Chicago, a manager, and Ogford, noted as a colored heavyweight, were present.
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Langford to Fight in France With Carpentier Plan
The report says Langford will travel to France with manager Garr to face Georges Carpentier in three bouts. Langford aims to box in Europe while Carr has reportedly accepted all terms. Jack Kearns, Dempsey's manager, sent a letter stating many offers are under consideration and no schedule will be set soon.
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Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
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Steiner
Lone bandit steals $2500 worth of jewels
Sioux Falls Jan 6 A lone bandit gained entry to Dr A Moore home by posing as a caller and robbed Mrs Moore of 21500 worth of jewelry. He locked her in a room and escaped.
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Berea Bible Class Meets at Lutheran Church
The Berea Bible class of the Lutheran church meets this evening at seven o'clock at the church.
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Census reveals mental health counts and diphtheria advances
U S census data show 187791 in hospitals for the insane and 20731 in institutions for the feeble minded, with costs to the nation over 160 million. Field health service officers warn of hereditary and acquired disorders, while new diphtheria tests and vaccines aim to cut child deaths and broaden community immunity.
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First Idaho death from bootleg liquor sparks crackdown
Boise reports the first Idaho death from New Year celebrations as Nye Davis of Malad died after drinking bootleg liquor. Citizens vow to stamp out illegal liquor. three men earlier sent to insane asylum for liquor use. Revenue official Louis D. Williams notes denatured alcohol and homemade filtration used to color booze. Fifteen illicit stills were smashed in 1919 with more raids anticipated. Hair tonic noted as another intoxication method.
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Revenue warning over bulk purchases of flavoring extracts
The revenue collector warns stores that selling large quantities of flavoring extract, hair tonic, or patented preparations to one person could incur liability. The notice stresses enforcement on bulk sales and signals potential penalties for misuse.
Indictments Against Tom Mooney Dismissed
Three indictments against Thomas J. Mooney and two against Israel Weinerg were dismissed in San Francisco Superior Court over the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing. Mrs. Rena Mooney and Warren K. Billings faces remaining charges in another court branch.
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Israel Weinerg
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Superior Court
Warren K. Billings
Heinie Wagner to Go from Boston Red Sox
Boston news reports state Heinie Wagner, former Red Sox shortstop and later Barrow’s assistant in 1919, will not be with the team in the coming season. Frazee offered no comment on Wagner’s plans and did not reveal future roster decisions.
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Inter church world movement plans vast evangelism drive
Plan calls for 200000 pastors in all states to seek converts, culminating on Easter Sunday. An independent Methodist plan aims for one million new members by June 1. Northern Baptists finalize a five year program to raise 100 million dollars for global Christian work.
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Board of Promotion
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Baptists
Divorce Granted In Six Minutes To Prominent Pair
In Reno Nevada Mrs Helen Draper Taft daughter of ex governor Drape of Massachusetts was granted a divorce in six minutes from Walbridge Smith Taft nephew of former President Taft. They wed in Boston February 10 1917 and separated in Cleveland in June 1918.
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Bandits steal bonds from Winchester bank
Bandits in Winchester Kans stole liberty bonds worth between 50000 and 75000 dollars from the Citizens State Bank southwest of Atchison today. The robbery occurred in broad daylight as the bank, located southwest of the city, was entered and the bonds were taken. No injuries reported.
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Citizens State Bank
Winchester
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