Gene Tunney Retirement Rumors Spark Boxing Talk
Corroborative testimony from managers and associates suggests Gene Tunney may retire from boxing after defending his heavyweight title. Tunney himself says he has no retirement plans and questions why he would quit money making ventures. Greenwich reports Pryor expects an upcoming announcement about ending his title defenses.
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Davis J. Walsh
INS
New York
Gene Tunney
Will Gibson
William
Samuel H. Pryor
Tunney
the Biltmore
Anis
Tom
Heeney
Rickard
Pealing
Sharkey
Loughran
Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
Brother Tunney
Greenwich
Conn
Tom Heeney
Yankee Stadium
Sam F. Pryor
Altho Tunney
Pryor
Dedicate Memorial at Ingawanis Sunday for Harold Clayton
A bronze tablet honoring Harold Clayton six year old son of Mrs Jessie Clayton who died of a stroke at Camp Ingawanis will be unveiled Sunday at 4 30 p m. Rev Ermil Frye and Rev Theodosius Plassmeyer will speak. Robert Howe and Arthur F Jury will present tributes and the Wattersloo council will read Harold's scout record. A camp ceremony and flag lowering follow at 5 40 p m with a picnic supper invited for families and friends.
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Harold Clayton
Jessie Clayton
Camp Ingawanis
Ermil Frye
Methodist Episcopal Church
Osage
Theodosius Plassmeyer
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Robert Howe
Harold
Arthur F. Jury
Watterloo
Parenta
Scouta
Iowa Democrats Back Smith View on Day Law and Prohibition
Iowa Democrats at the state convention endorsed Alfred E. Smith’s position on enforcing prohibition when the Volstead Act is in force. The plat form denounces lax enforcement and calls for farm relief and good roads, with Hutchins the sole dissent. The convention also approved a $100,000,000 roads bond and elected new party officers as it adjourned.
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Tes Moines
INS
Iowa
Alfred E. Smith
C. K. Hutchins
Des Moines
Hutchins
E. T. Meredith
Secretary of Agriculture
Smith
George Finch
Sioux City
T. E. Diamond
Sheldon
Resolutions Committee
Malaria Muggs Takes Courier Readers by Storm
The Courier introduces Malaria Muggs described as the roughest yet kindest soul who rules her neighborhood at age nine. She speaks slang with worldly wisdom and promises daily fresh entertainment to brighten readers with a few minutes of playful blues.
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Muggs
Maxes
Courier
Ben David Allen
New Music Goods Store Is Started
A new business partnership was announced in the Whaylen Dallinan Music company at 102 1-2 Fourth street. R Whaylen, former Hartmann Whayler partner, will lead the venture with Henry W Dallmann, band manager and past commander of Becker Chapman post 198 American Legion.
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Whaylen- Dallinan Music Company
Fourth Street
R. Whaylen’ Formarly
Lo MM. Hartmann
Hartmann-Whayler Music Company
Hartmann
Whaylen
American Legion
Henry W. Dallmann
Becker-Chapman
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