Toledo Welcomes Defeated Champ as Quiet Life Beckons
The defeated heavyweight Jess Willard and his wife arrive in Toledo after Dempsey’s victory. Mrs Willard, who came unannounced from Lawrence Kansas, tends his wounds and seeks a peaceful private life for the couple and their five children. Willard, bruised, notes the left hook started his downfall and says he will not seek public support or benefits, planning to stay in Toledo for several days.
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Garden on Boston Common hosts active food campaign
A printed demonstration garden on Boston Common and a daily information booth accompany a New England tour by a USDA representative who says the region’s food production campaign is as active this year as in wartime. In many cities the schools participate actively.
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Campaign hustle urged as Chronicle prize votes count
The first count of votes for the Chronicle grand prize will publish Sunday, listing all votes up to Saturday night. Candidates are urged to maximize votes and subscriptions before Friday to appear prominently, as public attention favors leading contenders. Encourage entry, rally support, and bring in nomination blanks promptly.
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Boston Garden Work Sees Teacher Instruction Focus
In Boston the campaign includes garden work but confines it mainly to instruction. Weekly conferences are held for teachers with special sessions on garden work.
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Telephon e Workers to Return to Places
San Francisco July 4 A telegram from J P Noonan international president of the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers says an agreement allowing striking Pacific coast telephone workers to return to work may be reached soon Noonan met Charles P Koons assistant postmaster general who said a satisfactory agreement could be possible by Monday He asked for a complete statement of the strikers demands
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Poles Treaty Fast Enforcement Urged by French Leaders
Paris July 4. Premier Clemenceau and Andre Tardieu president of the commission said allies will take prompt action to enforce the Polish treaty terms. Tardieu convened a session of the commission for tomorrow to oversee implementation of territorial and political clauses.
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Turks Advance to Return to Their Homes
Versailles July 4. Members of the Turkish delegation will leave here tomorrow after the council of four advised that nothing would be gained by a longer stay in Paris. The Turkish questions concern international issues that cannot be decided quickly.
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Hottest Fourth of July Weather Across East Coast
Five cities including Washington Boston Hartford Conn Philadelphia and Harrisburg report 100 degree readings as a heat wave blankets the east. The Weather Bureau forecasts a fall by Saturday night with widespread thunderstorms and reports the Willard Dempsey fight arena conditions as unusually hot.
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Hawati Soon to Have Tourist Flying Boats
Honolulu July 4 Ten passenger flying boats will skim Hawaii waters and rise to give a bird eye view of landscapes, available to tourists soon. Major J. H. Stevenot reports Curtiss aircraft interests are exploring the opportunities. Two or three seaplanes will serve professionals.
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Plane Crash Kills 14 at Minot Homecoming Rally
An airplane piloted by Lieutenant Christer Jacobson crashed into a crowd during a homecoming celebration in Minot. Eight-year-old and another fourteen-year-old were among the dead as spectators surged forward. Jacobson, unharmed, said he tried to take off again when realizing the crowd and autos blocked his landing area.
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Plantation Managers Of Hawaii Warn Fuel Costs Rise
Hawaii plantation managers note winding roads push automobile fuel costs higher than for aircraft, highlighting transport efficiency differences across the islands.
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Chevrolet Wiens Wins 80 Mile Race in Tacoma Thunder
In Tacoma Speedway on July 4 Chevrolet Wiens won the 80 mile final in 49 minutes 1925 seconds, averaging 98 miles per hour. Hearne finished second with Durant third. Mulford led early but retired on lap 32 due to tire trouble.
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Smith Outpoints Gibbons In Ten Round Match
Jeff Smith of New York outpointed Mike Gibbons of St Paul in a ten round boxing match today according to the Associated Press from Kansas City. Chronicle, Want Ads always bring results.
American team defeats Canadians 10 to 0 in Fourth of July game
Pershing Stadium reported the American baseball team routed the Canadian side 10 runs to none on July 4, highlighting strong hitting and pitching performances. The win showcased the host team's offensive surge and solid defense through the game.
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