Oklahoma City Pride Signed For Boxing Match
Promoters announced Oklahoma City light heavyweights Tiny Smith and Matt Blue of Minneapolis will headline a 30 round windup at Waterloo theatre on Monday night December 3. Blue, backed by Mike Gibbons, faces Smith who is rising in local circles and deemed a hitting favorite. Burns and Conway also feature in bouts as the card builds toward a crowded, tense fight night with strong crowd expectations.
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Tiny Smith
Oklahoma City
Matt Blue
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Earl Blue
Blue
Mike Gibbons
Sonith
Jack Malone
Jack
Malone
New England
Boston
Smith
Gibbons
Altho Blue
Blus
Old Town
Opry
Burns
Tommy Burns
Detroit
Young Stribling
Mike McTigue
McTigue
Dublin
Siki
Georges Carpentier
France
Carpentier
Jos Backett
England
United States
Utah
Jack Dempsey
Mike McNutty
Waterlooans
Johnny Erile
Fort Blue
Albert Knipp
Jackie Conway
Mason City
Conway
Tea Zantes
Sioux City
Jackie
Albert
Borg
Knipps
Wiliam
McCormick
Commission
Promet
Bethuse
Dempsey
Teonard
Leonard
Tiajuana
Jimmy Caffroth
Lynch-Walker Idle
Joe Lynch
Mickey Walker
Gyuch
Walker
Champlion
New York Commission
William Muldoon
Eugene Criqui
Johnny Dundee
Pancho Villa
Frankie Genaro
Wills
Genaro
Johny Dundee
Dundee
Deupsey
Tommy Gibbons Muht
Butt
Johnny Wilson
Harry Grob
Jesa
Thousand Smiths to Meet in Carolina Reunion
Greenville N C November 24 The Smith association will hold a reunion and convention at a country church near this town Thanksgiving day More than a thousand will probably attend The home of the late Henry and Celia Smith founders of a prominent family branch sits near the church The Smiths population in the area is large with a township named Smith township Special Thanksgiving candies advertised for sale at every cafe Tuesday and Wednesday
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Greenville
N. C
Smith Association
Henry
Celia Smith
Smith Township
Hallowe'en plans praised by Carrollton leader
Paul H. Kemerer formerly of Waterloo writes to the Courier praising Carrollton Ohio and its Hallowe'en celebration. He notes the town channels youth into organized parades prizes bands and a dance while keeping streets safe and inexpensive. He highlights the town’s parade of up to 1000 masked participants and the role of local merchants prizes and a park bandstand ceremony. He also remarks on Carrollton’s strong business climate with multiple factories building homes and an upcoming street dance next year. He expresses affection for Waterloo and hopes to see similar efforts there.
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Paul H. Kemerer
Waterlo
W. I. Atkinson
Lyceum
Courier
Carrollton
Hallowe’en
Kemerer
Waterloo
Carrolton Savings & Loan Co
Hallowe'en
Kemeter
Evening Courier
Eagt
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Wonen
Catrellton
Iowa
Avoid Sandwiches If Yowd Nourish Love's Young Dream
St Louis, Nov 24. Lovers before dinner enemies after. Gaston Thierry argues never to order heavy hotel meals as love’s risk. He prescribes light menus with grapefruit, lobster Americaine, celery and olives. Otto Welti counsels gentle refreshments and occasional coffee to sharpen attention, while warning against excess that dulls conversation.
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St. Louis
Gaston
Thierry
Otto Welti
Onte
Boxing’s lean season ahead as Dempsey and Leonard retire
United Press report by Henry I. Parrissi notes Dempsey and Leonard are off winter activity, boxing faces a quiet season with fewer indoor venues and high outdoor costs. Promoters plan possible crossovers with major leagues, while division stars struggle for interest and legitimacy in a reshaping 1920s landscape.
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Henry I. Parrissi
United Press Sports
New York
Jack Dempsey
Renny Leonard
New Yor
World Leadership Urged on College Grads by Seerley
Seerley urges college graduates to embrace world citizenship and service over personal gain. He cites humility, moral strength, and sacrifice as keys to societal betterment. Speakers include Prof. Wilbur H. Bender and college president Seerley, stressing humane leadership and global fellowship.
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World Leadership
Seerley
Leachers College
Eledit Dilortum
Wilbur H. Bender
Ality
World Brotherhood
Loagfellow
Sessior
Wife Deserter Sentenced to One Year at Anamosa
Frank McCoy, 35, was sentenced by Judge D. B. Manuire in district court in Dubuque County to one year in Anamosa prison for wife desertion. This marked the first such term in the county’s history.
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Dubuane. In
Dubuque County
D. B. Manuire
Frank McCoy
Anamosa
Parent-Teacher Association Meeting At La Porte City
The La Porte City Parent-Teacher Association met in a first grade room on November 24 with about 30 parents and pupils from first through third grades. Teachers Misses Anderson Ritter Miller led a thank offering program. a tableau by third grade. talks on Supertised Busy Work. business session led by President Mrs. J. R. McCoy. Next meeting set for December 7. Mrs. Fields hosted Literary Circle and Thrift Club activities were noted.
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Parent-Teacher Association
la Porta City
Disrupted Proceedings in Kelso Bank Case Amid Delays
The会 bank case faced postponements as private obligations shifted from the bank to a new entity. Judge Mouse ruled allegations unsustained while Kelso’s lawyers objected to Guigley’s appearance. depositor representation was led by John Sullivan of Waterloo.
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Kelso
Judge Mouse
Guigley
John Sullivan
Waterloo
K. B. Becker Ag
Guthrie
Ha Judge House
Guthrie Retained as Bank Receiver
Judge appoints Guthrie as receiver for the private bank of Joseph Ketsa of Relevune. Guthrie was charged by Quigley of Minneapolis to represent depositors who lost about $100,000 when the bank closed.
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Mignokela
Edie Orl Deesinesh
Guthie
Mule
Joseph Ketsa
Relevune
Guthrie
Adoshey Wo KE. Quigley
Minneapolis
Dle
Smith Again Heads Mississippi Valley Association
Memphis November 24. Smith was reelected president as the annual convention closed. District vice presidents elected include Hallock W. Seaman Clinton Florida Eaton Sioux City and John Blaul Burlington for Iowa.
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Memphis
Tean
Smith
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley Association
Hallock W. Seaman
Clinton
Eaton
Sioux City
John Blaul
Burlington
Iowa
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George Banger
Waterloo Evening Courier
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Ira Richard
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