Prize Fight Scuffle Ends With Assault at Vernon Club
The episode centers on a rough fight at the Dust 8 pidlelig club in Los Angeles involving lightweight Phil Erick and Chicago heavyweight Brock, with mop handles and a bayonet-like blow, injuring Brock and drawing a warrant for Barry. McGinty, McGlory, and Marty's intervention followed as investigators described the chaotic scene and potential blood poisoning fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Walter
Los Angeles
Phil Erick
Jim Mary
Chicago
Gern
Tom McGinty
Gandia
Drock
Fatty
Meintz
Barry
de Bollet
Brock
Dust 8
Epon
Crock
Parry
Bath
Oma
Wrock
Harry
Jim McGlary
MrGlaty
Mcinty
Cleveland
Mc Olnty
Actiona
Tis Seung
Tellom
Ambiguous OCR Reads Like Fragmented City Note
Fragmented text mentions Millpeapolis and St Paul St Daal with uncertain items. Referenced names include Indianape and Ranaes Chy with rare associations. Lacks coherent events or clear entities to confirm a single news item.
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Galt Miwaneemauitwankee
Millpeapolis
Minurapolis
National League game recap features mixed results
A fragmented National League report shows Chicago and New York offenses, with Chicago Tigers and New York Knights trading hits, but errors and delays hinder scoring. Avs and Crandsil are cited in a confusing stanza. outcome unclear, but early inning tension and tied or close scores implied.
Furniture makers use Ivory Soap to wash and polish
A curious recipe claims manufacturers use Ivory Soap to give a “fishing touch of beauty” to furniture. Dissolve one quarter cake in boiling water, add warm water with two tablespoons kerosene, stir, wash with a soft cloth, and dry with another soft cloth. Ivory Soap is proclaimed as 94.5 percent pure.
Doubleheader notes and lineup details from a past baseball day
Fragmented text outlines a doubleheader with players Brown Visor and others, naming umpires and teams across the American League. It references Cincinnati, Boston, McLean, Roth, and various pitchers and batters, but details are garbled. Detroit beat Chicago to approach first place. Bates struggled, and Beere Rowe contributed for Detroit.
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Durait
Chicago
Detroit
Vin
Bates
Beere
Rowe
Dures
Pend
Owens
Western League Scoreboard Aetna Prairie Notes
In a scrambled Western League ledger, Des Moines leads Lincoln by eight to seven with scattered abbreviations for players and teams. A jagged line mentions Topeka Denver Pueblo and August dates with partial names like Shackleford Wright Kerut and Deaver. The fragment hints at game scores and rosters but lacks full clarity.
Pacific Coast League mushy results from sac and oak
Sacramento and Oakland split doubleheader highs light. morning game won by Sacramento 3 to 0, afternoon won by Oakland 3 to 1. In Los Angeles and San Francisco notes, pitching battles and rough play marked the day, with Portland edging Verne in two games as the series moved along.
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Sacramento
Oakland
Sacramenta
Vattors
Tyrabole
Touacsan
Lalonsy
Oakland Cons
Sarramenta
Wires
I. Graham
Ban Francitto
Los Angeles
Ang
Totay
Jam Fran Elpen
HE ‘Loc Angele
Fan Pratelsen
Veasm
Thorsen
Otendortz
Smith
Wastey
Williams
Nante
Overd
Hjesty
Tet Motor Speedway Week Events News Brief
Tet Motor Speedway plans a busy week with multiple events at Artis OT Bites. The schedule lists races, prep details, and confirmed entrants including Aitken. Local officials urge attendance and note area safety measures during the week of racing.
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TET Motor Speedway
Artis
Historic racing times spark brisk but brief lap notes
The report records quick laps by Barney Oldfield and Merbert Lytle on a circuit, with Oldfield clocking two minutes and Lytle about two minutes twenty seconds. Others like Bret and the Christis group make brief, imperfect showings, while Marion, Keex and Mason post modest improvements in the same round.
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Ional
Alt
Barney Oldfeld
Cli
Directet
Merbert Lytle
Marion
Keex
Masmon
Kramer the Winner at Wellsburg Track Meet
In a national championship contest Freak II Kramer of Orange New Jersey won the three mile open bike race for professionals at the Wellsburg cycle track near Newark. Jack Clarke of Australia tied for second with Kramer for a share of the prize. Walter Themara of San Francisco won the handicap from the eighty yard mark in 54.45 seconds. Rheims France hosts a preview of Carlton week with athletes from the United States France Italy and Australia competing for prizes in a week of events led by James Gordon Bennett.
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New York
Freak II Krawer
Orange
N. J
Profes Skamis
Wellsburg
Newark
Pute Bikeo
Jack Clarke
Agatralia
Alxters
Walter Themara
S30 Franchico
Rheims
France
Hegeernmla Feday
Aardrome
Best Sendey
Serenapis
United States
Italy
Anateia
Verows
James Gorton Bennett
Sunday Evening Paper Bids for New York Prominence
A four-page paper in New York on August 18 presents ports and articles chosen for the first time this evening, aiming to distinguish itself as the sole Sunday evening paper. The piece notes the Evening Chronicle editorial column and mentions M. S. Sout as president of the company.
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New York
Evening Chronicle
Beara
Bradefig
M. 5
Rot:pany
Vanderbilt Horse Wine Wins Inconclusive Prix Event
Vanderbilt's Marcegia won the prix salt Arseult Teg bores Mazon Curves Fovlar and Str Van derbilll's Clatterfoot started in the sprig Honerville but none secured prize money.
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Payla
William EL
Vanderbilt
Marcegia
Arseult
Teg Bores
Str
Vanderbilll
Clatterfoot
aMALLWoaD Victorious In Cincinnati Distance Race
In Cincinnati on a long distance track event, aMALLWoaD is declared victor after a decisive finish. The race featured Percy Stealwen and a runner from Disney, with the eventual winner securing a strong time of V109:72.
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Cincinnati
Percy Stealwen
Paspor Disney
Eniiwood
Arkansas Veteran Describes Stirring Times In War
An Arkansas veteran, Wil Shaver of Company 31, First Regiment Arkansas Cavalry, recounts partisan support for the Union and the adversity faced by families. He notes locals feared, hid, or opposed conscription, and recalls camps, encampments, and the strain of wearing uniforms and badges.
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Uite
Circas
Arkansas Turolsbes
Wil Shaver
Arkansea
Arkares
Sergning
Tt la
Ite
Ifa
Arkengig
Str
Gharer
Balt Lake
Orden
Beautier
Caden
Hoodlins Disturb Peage of Gampers in the Canyon
In the canyon near the Hermitage warnings of lawbreaking arise as hoodlums disturb peage and threaten the safety of locals. Sheriff’s office notes suspicious activity late at night and urges caution while a few individuals risk retaliation from escaped felons.
Roberts Talks at Ogden Tabernacle
Principal speaker Brigham Uy Roberts addressed the Ogden tabernacle gathering as President C. Fe Midtteim and Elder Ueber Growernft conducted services. He framed human progress against divine judgment, comparing variability in life to universal divine order, and urged reflection on deeds and readiness for celestial realms.
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Brigham Uy Roberts
Ogden Tabernacle
C. Fe Midtteim
Ueber Growernft
Thatcher
Arcisel
Suiddle
Lstro
Pact Roberts
feThe
Tate
Poultry Show Entries Reduced and New Class Rules
Owing to weather and heat timing changes entries for the Four State Poultry Show have been cut. Old birds compete against old birds while young birds contest separately. In all poultry classes other than chickens, matchups will be by age group with young birds facing young and old against old.
Governor Spry names school commissioners in Utah
Governor Spry appointed C Watkins of Salt Lake and others to the state school commission. The group includes professionals in architecture and health, aiming to appoint a superintendent and address school facilities and sanitary needs across Utah. Watkins emphasized modernizing facilities and enforcing sanitary standards.
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C. Watkins
Salt Lake
Mr. Watking
Charley Wyry
Watkins
Ackods
Masriot Health
Tin Acerance
Fy Walllis
Fy Walllis Ta the Corotatesson
Architeeoing
Keating
Dallare
Utah
Several Funerals Held On Sunday
Funeral services for the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Dosley were held at 1 p.m. at the family residence 3332 Washington Avenue, with burial in Ogden Cemetery. The obituary notes also mention services led by Bishop W. Gwilliam, with the body later buried in Ogden Cemetery. Separate service details describe the death of Little Witte Lemon and the funeral at Hooper meetinghouse with multiple speakers and a choir, also interred at Hooper Cemetery.
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Wiliam Dosley
Ogden
Jobangub Sulberiard
Larkin & Sons
IL W. Gwilliam
Oriek & ML
Federal Services
Hooper
Wits
Lemon
Dharter
G. Kark
George W. Lathin
Jamee Baes
A.C Christensen
Puneral
Thirty-second Street
Heresan Ven Tizaak
Derick Koldesyn
Albert Tell
Stephens
Burlat Wea
Notice to receive hay and oil at Lake City
Notice states bids will be received August 1 at 2 p m for furnishing first quality Timothy hay and 780 000 pounds first quality oats to be delivered at intervals over one year from date. quantities less than stated may be accepted with partial delivery delays designated by the undersigned salt Lake City Utah. bids to be sealed. P J Moran box 782.
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Ate
Balt Lake
P. J. Moran
Kult Lake City
Angora goats aid forest fire fighters in brush control
A cluster of three thousand Angora goats is deployed by foresters to clear dense brush on Lassen National Forest slopes in California. Divided into two bands under watchful herders, the goats graze and browse to curb manzanita and heavy brush, accelerating trail clearance and improving access for firefighting efforts.
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California
Manzanita
Lassen Forest
Jube
Lend
Hear Beer Saga At Hermitage Town Courtyard
Fragmented OCR notes describe a chaotic scene around hear beer being sold at the Hermitage, with crowds drinking a simulated beverage while deputies and bystanders react. The weather worsens as tensions rise, and a force moves in to control the crowd amid reports of a canyon race and political tension.
Man Crushed on Railroad Track After Sleep Incident
Harry Culp was found severely injured after collapsing on the railroad track and was allegedly pinned by a freight car pushed by a worker. Officer Shumaker reported the man died at the scene, with police later taking him to the station for medical attention and citation.
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Harry
Shumaker
Mar
Waa
National Irrigation Congress Update From Spokane August 14
Report from Spokane Washington outlines orders and tickets on cases related to Acquat and Limb with September 3rd as a key date. Inquiries and further particulars are requested from organizers and attendees for the ongoing irrigation congress proceedings.
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Orden
Tod
Senany
Man Arrested for Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses
Sheriff Wilson arrested a man using a wrong name on a forged check. The suspect drew a $25 check on a Philadelphia bank in his own favor, claiming funds or a deposit. Telegram confirmation showed no funds, exposing the ruse.
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Wilson Perterday
FLP
Nebottom
Philadelphia
Oxden
Weber Stake Sunday Schools Union Meeting Report
The Weber Stake Sunday School union held its monthly session yesterday afternoon at the Weber Academy. Superintendent Ketam Vs Goddard presided with attendees including board members and several church auxiliaries.
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Weber Stake
Weber Academy
Ketam Vs. Goddard
Aire
Oaden Make Kundar Echors Board
Statere M
Lore Cozies
Anna SteKay
Untitled note with scattered names and initials
Fragmentary text lists names and initials such as LJ Mertin and J. M frowning with scattered abbreviations and mispunctuated phrases, likely from a historical clerical or news brief.
Ogden Stake Sunday School Officers Report
Fort and Bitter Farres spoke at a ward gathering on Sunday. Naval activities and department work were praised with good representation. Officers and officers reported they will continue efforts to reach the community and strengthen the program.
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Ite
Farres
Haring
Ogden Stake Senday School
Avarsera
Weber Atade
G. A A L Special Train to Utah and Salt Lake City
An excursion train from Ogden to Salt Lake City via Oregon is announced for Wednesday August 11. Return trip departs Salt Lake City with a planned fare of 130 dollars for passengers. The schedule includes daily departures and a round trip option, with details available at Ark offices for participants.
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Ogden
Salt Lave City
Oregon
Salt
Tito
Augustoo
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