Crowded Fights and Language Barriers in Early Boxing News
The article discusses Kid Chocolate a crowd drawing bantamweight in New York, noting his inability to speak English and manager Louis Gutierrez’s claim this protects him from being steered away. It covers a promoter’s attempt to label Chocolate vs. La Barba as a world title bout, the commission’s rejection, and the shift to featherweight. It also touches on baseball power, Yankees versus Tigers, and historic Orioles hitting figures.
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Kid Chocolate
Chocolate
Louis Gutierrez
New York
New
New York Commission
Peron
Local families host weekend visitors and births listed
A jumble of names shows residents hosting relatives and friends from Indianapolis Washington and Columbus for weekends and holidays. Births include a girl named Leota A. and a Harold Max with relatives in attendance. The notes mention several visits by Mary and Myers families and gatherings with Hackler, Guthrie and Blagrave relatives inIndiana.
Seaplane Speed Set World Mark Guests Visit Plainville
Mr and Mrs Guy Good host guests as seaplane speed set a world mark. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs William Weils are in town for a short relatives visit. Plainville residents attend Indianapolis races, with numerous local couples and families listed. Missionary society plans a June 6 meeting at Plainville United Brethren church. Plainville Christian church set for June 5 at Mrs Blanche Mallett’s home. Miss Mary Groves has minor surgery at Daviess County Hospital Washington.
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William Weils
Detroit, Michigan
Indianapolis
Plainville
Missionary Society of the Plainville United Brethren Church
Missionary Society of the Plainville Christian Church
Blanche Mallett
Mary Groves
Daviess County Hospital
Washington, Nat
Local Visitors Reported in Cannelburg Area
Mr. Frank Callahan of Evansville visited family in Cannelburg. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Caprice called in Loogootee on Wednesday. Miss Dottie Lane of Loogootee visited friends here Saturday. Mrs. John Lents of Washington spent Wednesday in town. Herman Lents moved his family to Indianapolis Monday. Harry Lavely and his daughter Wanda, along with Ernest Lavely, were visitors in Washington Saturday.
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Frank Callahan
Evansville
Leo Caprice
Loogootee
Dottie Lane
John Lents
Washington
Herman Lents
Indapolis
Harry Lavely
Wanda
Ernest Lavely
Sued for Silence in Hoboken Divorce Case
In Hoboken Mrs Anna Rautenkranz sought reconciliation or separation after her husband refused to speak for a year. Herger claimed twenty five years of nagging and self defense silencing. They agreed to try to get along with less of both. Noblesville John Mills sells Mills Cooper stake after 61 years in business. He began as a clerk in 1962 and started his own firm a year later. Over 42 million rabbits are imported into England annually.
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Hoboken
Anna Rautenkranz
Herger
Noblesville
John Mills
Mills Cooper
Death claims Mary Neeriemer after long illness in Odon
Mrs Mary Jane Neeriemer aged 77 died last night at 10 after a week long illness. Widow of Civil War veteran Charles Neeriemer she lived near Odon and in California before returning to make her home. Born April 18 1852 in Daviess County she was member of the Qdon Methodist church. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm in Qdon church with burial in Plainville cemetery. Surviving children include Martha Goodwin Josephine May Kinnaman William P Neeriemer and others in Odon and Wheatland and Bennell.
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Mary Jane Neeriemer
Odon
Neerimer
Charles Neerimer
Legion
Daviess County
Younger
Catherine
Davis) Smelter
Charles Neeriemer
California
Qdon
Methodist Church
Plainville
Smeligzer
Martha .Goodwin
Wheatland
Joesella
May ‘Kinnaman
Bicknelan
William. P. Neeriemer
Fear Two Eagles Carry Edith Dorschell Away
Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin June 1 belief grows that 3 year old Edith Dorschell disappeared during a picnic area search clothing shows that a pair of giant eagles attacked sheep flocks nearby for two weeks. Edith wandered from her parents and vanished in wild wooded ground. Firemen police deputies bloodhounds coast guardsmen joined a 300 strong search within two miles of the area.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Edith Dorschell
Edith
Joseph Dorschell
Philly Pirates Triumph as Foxx Drives Eight Run Rally
Philadelphia seized control with Jim Foxx delivering a pivotal four-run burst as the Pirates battled Detroit. Bhmke started seven innings allowing two runs while Ed Walsh finished the game, yielding five hits and four runs in the ninth.
Bowling Records Fall in Ohaca Gola vs Sinclair Oils Clash
Ohaca Gola bowlers set records with Sam Schofield scoring 230 in the first game, Belcemme a totaling 534 across three games, and a Coca Cola team aggregate of 2520 pins. Don Bilis led the losers with 516 pins, while Schofield totaled over 540 across all three games. The United States remains the latest leather producing country in the world.
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Sam Schofield
Coca Cola
Don Bilis
United States
Baseball results from Friday with key city matchups
Louisville edged Indianapolis five to four in ten innings while St Paul and Minneapolis split a doubleheader four to four. Milwaukee beat Kansas City one to two and Philadelphia won nine to six over Detroit. St Louis defeated Cincinnati two to one as Pittsburgh fell to Philadelphia. Chicago was idle. St Louis plated seven early runs off Jakle May before Kemner closed out the game. Hafey hit his eleventh homer with two on in the first frame. The Reds outhit the Cards ten to eight. Philadelphia had eleven hits to Pittsburgh's thirteen, but Pittsburgh faltered in a late rally.
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Yeats
Philadelphip
Detroit
Howard ‘Bhmke
Tiel
Carroll
Yde
St. Louis
Ames
New York
Poxrx
Jakle May
Kemner
Hafey
Philadelphia
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Bandat
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Dford
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le Stoner
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Leota Ahhwyer
Clara
Carlett
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Ben Indianapolis
Etrig
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Harold Max
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William ‘Waki
Dren
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Mrs. Minate
Joh Bor
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Guy Goodwin
Bob Groves
Owensburg
West Baker
Mattie Crock
Earl Houghland
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Sandborn
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Oxford
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Rim
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Secretary of the Navy
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