Combat kev ua si Historian thiab Martial Artist
Tom qab Jack Johnson pib tau tau zus ib, uas tsis muaj zog contenders los pej xeem siab rau mount ntawm James J. Jeffires, cov tau zus ib tus txijnkawm heavyweight, kom tas mus. nws laus thiab tua Johnson. Jeffries twb yog tus thawj thiab credible feem ntau ntawm cov “Vam cia dawb” contenders. Nyob rau hauv nws cov prime, Jeffries tej zaum tsis tau tuav Johnson. Tom 35 xyoos thiab ze li ntawm 300
Nyob rau lub ob hlis ntuj 22, 1924, tsis paub hais tias suspects muab $20,000.00 ntawm American nthuav qhia tuam txhab nyiaj txiav txim los ntawm tus Mercantile Trust niaj hnub nyob hauv plawv nroog St. Louis. Chiv, lub Bankers Association American ntiav ntiav detectives. Tom qab ua tsis pom lub detectives loj heev ua rau yus, lub koom haum muab rooj plaub no rau cov me nyuam. Louis tub ceevxwm. When the bank association turned over the
Nyob rau hnub tim 17, 1909, African-American heavyweight boxer Joe Jeanette ntsib ntiaj teb dawb lias Heavyweight Boxing tau zus ib Sam McVey rau lub npe nyob rau hauv kev sib ntaus ntawm tas. Ua ntej lub classic bout yog tag, cov txiv neej yuav box rau 49 muab suav dua 3 teev thiab 30 feeb. Ntawm lub ob hlis ntuj 5, 1903, Thaum twg nws yeej “Denver” Ed Martin rau hlis ntuj nqeg 26, 1908, Thauj tw
Marie H. “Babe” Johannpeter yug hauv St. Louis, Missouri rau lub rau hli ntuj 17, 1903. “Babe” yog tus me nyuam thib ob thiab thawj tug ntxhais yug ntawm kuv ob great-uncle Julius “Txiv ntxawm Jules” Johannpeter thiab Bertha Johannpeter Horst nee nws tus poj niam. Kuv yawg Gilbert Ellis siv ntau heev ntawm nws lub sij hawm nrog tsev neeg txiv ntxawm Jules, thaum nws loj hlob. Yawg Ellis’ father
Nyob rau lub ib hlis ntuj 7, 1903, St. Louis Chief of Detectives William Desmond married 24-year-old Hannah McLaughlin in a ceremony he hoped to keep secret. The 46-year-old Desmond always said he would never marry due to the dangers of his job. Txawm li cas los, he was clearly smitten with Hannah McLaughlin. Nyob rau hauv lub peb hlis ntuj 1897, cov me nyuam. Louis Post-Dispatch printed the first rumors of an