Johnston Faces Plot to Oust Garden Promoter
New York sports column argues James Jay Johnston should remain Garden boxing promoter amid politics alleging Garden directors lost money under predecessors. It cites March 1916 bouts Willard Moran Leonard Dundee Welsh Leonard with profits totaling over 53 thousand dollars and notes Johnston’s plan for future matches if removed.
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New York
James Jay Johnston
Madison Square Gardon
James Jay
Jay
Johnson
Johnston
Nateohanaker
Mits Shew
Plohuston
Garden General
Garden
Jimmy Coffroffi
Inex
Willard-Moran
Tex
Richard
Ohnston
Leonard-Dundee
Leonard
Dundee
Langford
McVey
Powers
Powers That Be
Madison Square Garden
Cooperation and national unity in wartime economy
A speech outlines the farm and industrial cooperatives program, with two agricultural demonstrators per county and broader federal coordination. It stresses economic mobilization, partnerships among scientists and manufacturers, and a pledge not to enter war while urging thorough national effort and a November accountability moment.
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Congress
United
Wilkes-Barre speech sparks across the continent
The Springfield Republican notes that in a Wilkes-Barre address the Colonel omits Mr. Hughes. The omission provokes chatter across the continent concerning political alignments and attention.
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Wilkes-Barre
Hughes
Springfield Republican
Christian Church services on Dock Street schedule
Morning service at 11 conducted by Rev. Rex Ralds. Evening service at the regular hour by Rev. Belt White of Birmingham. Sunday School at 10 led by Supt. George L. Huband. Young People's Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m. Public warmly invited to all services.
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Christian
Dock Street
de. Rex Ralds
Belt. White
Birmingham
Ala
Supt
George L. Huband
Endeavor
Peace or War With Wilson and Hughes Debate
The speaker argues that the Republican stance favors war and that supporting candidates could pull the U.S. into European conflict and force Mexico into new orders. He warns foreign statesmen will pause diplomacy until after the November vote, hindering foreign relations.
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Wilson
Hughes
Republican Party
United States
Mexico
Young Men's Democratic League
Shadow Lawn
Wilson Joy Riding in Hughes Fool's Paradise
A humorous sketch follows Wilson in a misadventure labeled fool’s paradise. The piece riffs on political folly and public icons, drawing on satirical cues from a Republican-leaning paper and echoing light, wry commentary.
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Wilson
Hughes’ “Fool's Paradise
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Omaha
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Mille Huinery
York
K. S. Serge
Wien Sa
Infant’s
W. H. Fuchs’ Department Store
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Lumberton, N. C
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