Gans Defeats Memsic In A Fierce Fight
Los Angeles Sept 27 world light heavyweight champion Gans defends title against Jimmy Burns in a brutal 20 round battle. Gans dominates early and late, delivering rapid uppercuts and body blows while Burns bleeds, pressing hard but unable to match Gans power and ring generalship.
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Gans
Memsic
Los Angeles
Ahly
Jimmy Dugg
al Wise
Jhawyurna
George Meinte
Derce
Cluveynesy
Linens
Game
Lwe
Foxe
Tommy Buniy
somle @nya
Navy
Batt
Nurng
Tonikbl
Joe
Avi
Bruzelf
Hin
Ageerloy
Gens
Haris
Thes
Grod
Ditium
Joe Crisht
Burak
Burns Cadaol
Wein
Nowa
Manin
Mshor
Huras
Fred
Rivas
Thay
Bart Landlng
Ryan
Taveran
Ieelie
FBI
Aansons Mtn Seribe
Guy Pynivlos Byrns
Tronadores Tietns
Coes
Bn Anidelee
Himes Ebay
Giang
Gennerval
Dr Bye
Vis Cine Tiondshead
Bains
Haverelys
Mursch
Willy
DMN
Nuys
Birg
Robbes
Burns Webb
Nately
Fragmented World War II Battle Report From Maly Withaue
A garbled wartime scene recalls battles near Maly Withaue, with references to Hassasians, Jaimane WHT, and Round pightee. The text mentions Burma and Stemgol, wounded officers, and a plea for relief, depicting urgent, chaotic frontline activity and refugee movement.
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Ces
Lee
Iiteurt
Rong Nitcou
Gael Hint
Elreerk
Sidinkay
aNkor
Raya
Dunedy
Bla Cinemas
Ennily
Een
Dazed Lin
Waran
Stemgol
Dod
Confession in boxing feud teased by Corbett era notes
A fragmented account discusses a boxing feud era involving Corbett and opponents like Jeffries. It mentions Tommy Burns and Jack Johnson era figures, labeling confessions, rivalries, and public debate over who stands as the top heavyweight in a volatile period.
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Sulivan
Rose
Cota
Teun
Willy
Zlivan
Tommy Burns
Baidnes
Historic boxing notes and civic scandal swirl in New York era
A kaleidoscope of names, places, and events fills a late 19th century newspaper fragment. Mentions include Jim Jeffries, Huma, and Packie Mo from varied locales like New York, Philadelphia, and California. The piece hints at fights, rosters, and public reaction amid broad social chatter and political notes.
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Philadelphia
Jack O'urien
Ardur
New York
Jim Jeffries
Huma
Testimony in Ford bribery case details payments and figures
Fragmented testimony outlines large payments tied to a Ford bribery scheme. Witnesses described transfers totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars to Mulally and others, with references to the United Nitrous and Valle Railroads. Authorities cited telegraph and ledger evidence, naming Calhoun, Mullally, and Leach among those involved.
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Sali Froneiaco
Parmer Sunervfeue
Mamloeh
Mura
Cesson
Bibel
Duspuriiwer
Opal
Superstiors
Sandaat
Mgchuelie
Choncone Fyvatons
Elfoon
Tad Igh
Grintar Wotley
Tad United Nitrous
Uiuagh
Sumlervon
Iual
Prane
Taek
Aceon
Patrek Calhoun
Thormwell
Mublahoad
Thuy le Ford
Mullally
Mr. Lench
Cowalry
Leach
Mopley
Tullronds
Wily i
Tazrlel Gathesn
Valle Railronds
Heney
Ty Mullally
Abe Hopf
Uni
Witves
Mulally
Tauch
Hat Mulally
Heuney
Patrick Galinus
Mvpic
Henry
Don Dir
Viche Annen
Calhoun
Arden
Fard
Miria Carrunies
Ube Afernaun
Teach
Vatriel
Emileonn
Agnetius
Iui
Payneene Ta Ford
Ulils Amoual
Parkanes
Alleged Covington Murderers Seized After Botched Abductions
Report claims Covington residents tied to a murder case near the bay. Authorities say two suspects, named as ge and covingtor, were arrested after a violent assault and suspected strangulation of a woman. Police outline the investigation as still active with further arrests expected.
RoC for the whyven iy Lyton supertilty
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled item mentioning a RoC, Lyton, and a Shwe Pca. Readable names are not clear, leaving an unclear, incomplete notice without concrete actions, dates, or entities. The readable fragments suggest a local public notice but lack sufficient facts to confirm purpose or origin.
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Whyven Iy Lyton
Sid Atew Spert
Atvady Onuiloy
Apuilying
Mysterious Wage Debate Stirs Industrial Town
Local observers report turmoil as workers and wholesalers clash over rising prices and wages. The text cites unnamed groups in a tense exchange about grain costs, market control, and employment conditions, with references to mills, unions, and regulatory pressure.
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Bern
Ats
Brent
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Phicey
Burma
Inna
Latr
Gang
Bel Fiber
Mune
Eling
Corbett
Johnny Corbett
Taek Purl
Pugulain
Bring
Beying Fukers
O'Brien
Turty
Plakerton
Ehwald
Ower
Wakow
Jeffries
Ebyndy
Himuatt
Anton Nelaon
Gauss
Tata
Ldis
Unigles
Wea
Armateur
Denier Aliey Parken
Carlinle fiTtals
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Lou
Anya—Ald
Youn Sar Belwinn
Ghe Toggery
Elma
Wil Hove
Rullnio
Ateominins
Chigs
Sikora
Peery
Dales
Mali
Centar
Jene
Landon Peent Iy
Yuri Ray Hay
Aten Byie
Hayes Paver
Eymie Cyelinier Flosearg
Rae Wheest
Sesneel
Digit Rows
California
Brooklyn
Pachin Mebart
Wang
Joe Gungan
Ben
Thaclu
Haber Uehel
Alneu Megley
wWelhe
Wuiplysia
Tauvene Uetoner Ly
FORD
Ilegal
Kiduyy
Tilseanes
Yue Holt
Geo
Care
Sturt
GE AS
Seattle
Warh
Font
Bond
U.S
Sunny Break
Sunny Brook
Old Kentucky
F. J. Kiesel CO
Ogden, Utah
BUCKS
Sidney Stevens Implement Co
Eee
Buster
the Baker
Hess Steam Bakery
Hore Trouble Fox Standard Oil CO
Findlay
Olli
Nantes
Sali Tak
Wontines
Anyple
Westin
Catia
Bevel Alves
Rie
Apie Sperber
Wae
Rifty
Ake
Hinata Bae Fond
Tess
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