Jack Kentworth - Revision history

Ric at 07:05, 23 October 2014

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	Kentworth was mentioned in an April 12, 1936 ''Portland Oregonian'' article about a magazine being produced by prisoners at the Oregon State Penitentiary. Kentworth was the most prolific contributor to that publication.		Kentworth was mentioned in an April 12, 1936 ''Portland Oregonian'' article about a magazine being produced by prisoners at the Oregon State Penitentiary. Kentworth was the most prolific contributor to that publication.

	According to the June 30, 1955 ''Oregon Statesman'', inmate and future boxer Jack Kentworth was discovered by ~~the 1920s and 1930s~~ Salem promoter [[Harry Plant]] while working on boxing shows at the Salem Penitentiary.		According to the June 30, 1955 ''Oregon Statesman'', inmate and future boxer Jack Kentworth was discovered by Salem promoter [[Harry Plant]] while working on boxing shows at the Salem Penitentiary.

	~~Reportedly upon his release, Kentworth was given a new name.~~ The March 3, 1932 edition of the same newspaper reported that Kentworth had been released from prison on March 2, 1929. Kentworth had served two years for burglary committed in Umatilla County.		The March 3, 1932 edition of the same newspaper reported that Kentworth had been released from prison on March 2, 1929. Kentworth had served two years for burglary committed in Umatilla County.

	It was believed that Kentworth was not his real name, and that he was connected with a prominent family in the East.		It was believed that Kentworth was not his real name, and that he was connected with a prominent family in the East. Reportedly upon his release from prison, he had been given a new name.

	According to [[Ancestry.com\|Ancestry.com]], there was a John J. Kentworth on the 1930 U.S. Census living in Oregon. He was 24 years old and was born in Texas. He was listed as being a boxer. He may have been born in 1905. One John Kentworth is listed in the several editions of Elyria, Ohio ''Chronicle-Telegram''. No one with the name of John or Jack Kentworth was found in the Oregon Death Records database on Ancestry.com.		According to [[Ancestry.com\|Ancestry.com]], there was a John J. Kentworth on the 1930 U.S. Census living in Oregon. He was 24 years old and was born in Texas. He was listed as being a boxer. He may have been born in 1905. One John Kentworth is listed in the several editions of Elyria, Ohio ''Chronicle-Telegram''. No one with the name of John or Jack Kentworth was found in the Oregon Death Records database on Ancestry.com.

Ric at 06:59, 23 October 2014

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	An ex-convict, according to the ''Tacoma Times'' newspaper (Tacoma, WA, USA), March 2, 1932, '''Jack Kentworth''' was accused of ~~shooting to death~~ fellow Portland boxer [[Johnny Hansen]] ~~March 2, 1932~~. On July 2, 1932, Kentworth ~~plead~~ guilty to ~~charges of~~ manslaughter in Hansen's death. Kentworth was mentioned in an April 12, 1936 ''Portland Oregonian'', article about a magazine being produced by prisoners at the Oregon State Penitentary. It was reported that Kentowrth was the most prolific contributor to this publication.		An ex-convict, according to the ''Tacoma Times'' newspaper (Tacoma, WA, USA), March 2, 1932, '''Jack Kentworth''' was accused of murdering fellow Portland boxer [[Johnny Hansen]]. On July 2, 1932, Kentworth pleaded guilty to manslaughter.

	~~According to [[Ancestry.com\|Ancestry.com]], there was a John J.~~ Kentworth ~~on the 1930 U.S. Census living in Oregon. He was 24 years old and~~ was ~~born~~ in ~~Texas. He was listed as being a boxer. He may have been born in 1905. One John Kentworth is listed in the several editions of Elyria~~, ~~Ohio~~ ''~~Chronicle-Telegram~~''. ~~No one with the name of John or Jack~~ Kentworth was ~~found in~~ the ~~Oregon Death Records database on Ancestry.com~~.		Kentworth was mentioned in an April 12, 1936 ''Portland Oregonian'' article about a magazine being produced by prisoners at the Oregon State Penitentiary. Kentworth was the most prolific contributor to that publication.

	According to the June 30, 1955 ''Oregon Statesman'', Kentworth was discovered by 1920s and 1930s Salem promoter [[Harry Plant]] while working on boxing shows at the Salem Penitentiary~~, where Kentworth was a prisoner~~. Reportedly upon his release, Kentworth was given a new name. The March 3, 1932 edition of the same ~~paper,~~ reported that Kentworth had been released from prison on March 2, 1929. Kentworth had served two years for burglary ~~commited~~ in Umatilla County. It was believed that Kentworth was not his real name, and that he was connected with a prominent family in the East.		According to the June 30, 1955 ''Oregon Statesman'', inmate and future boxer Jack Kentworth was discovered by the 1920s and 1930s Salem promoter [[Harry Plant]] while working on boxing shows at the Salem Penitentiary.

			Reportedly upon his release, Kentworth was given a new name. The March 3, 1932 edition of the same newspaper reported that Kentworth had been released from prison on March 2, 1929. Kentworth had served two years for burglary committed in Umatilla County.

			It was believed that Kentworth was not his real name, and that he was connected with a prominent family in the East.

			According to [[Ancestry.com\|Ancestry.com]], there was a John J. Kentworth on the 1930 U.S. Census living in Oregon. He was 24 years old and was born in Texas. He was listed as being a boxer. He may have been born in 1905. One John Kentworth is listed in the several editions of Elyria, Ohio ''Chronicle-Telegram''. No one with the name of John or Jack Kentworth was found in the Oregon Death Records database on Ancestry.com.

Matt at 03:59, 23 October 2014

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	According to [[Ancestry.com\|Ancestry.com]], there was a John J. Kentworth on the 1930 U.S. Census living in Oregon. He was 24 years old and was born in Texas. He was listed as being a boxer. He may have been born in 1905. One John Kentworth is listed in the several editions of Elyria, Ohio ''Chronicle-Telegram''. No one with the name of John or Jack Kentworth was found in the Oregon Death Records database on Ancestry.com.		According to [[Ancestry.com\|Ancestry.com]], there was a John J. Kentworth on the 1930 U.S. Census living in Oregon. He was 24 years old and was born in Texas. He was listed as being a boxer. He may have been born in 1905. One John Kentworth is listed in the several editions of Elyria, Ohio ''Chronicle-Telegram''. No one with the name of John or Jack Kentworth was found in the Oregon Death Records database on Ancestry.com.

	According to the June 30, 1955 ''Oregon Statesman'', ~~Kenworth~~ was discovered by 1920s and 1930s Salem promoter [[Harry Plant]] while working on boxing shows at the Salem Penitentiary, where ~~Kenworth~~ was a prisoner. Reportedly upon his release, Kentworth was given a new name. The March 3, 1932 edition of the same paper, reported that Kentworth had been released from prison on March 2, 1929. Kentworth had served two years for burglary commited in Umatilla County. It was believed that Kentworth was not his real name, and that he was connected with a prominent family in the East.		According to the June 30, 1955 ''Oregon Statesman'', Kentworth was discovered by 1920s and 1930s Salem promoter [[Harry Plant]] while working on boxing shows at the Salem Penitentiary, where Kentworth was a prisoner. Reportedly upon his release, Kentworth was given a new name. The March 3, 1932 edition of the same paper, reported that Kentworth had been released from prison on March 2, 1929. Kentworth had served two years for burglary commited in Umatilla County. It was believed that Kentworth was not his real name, and that he was connected with a prominent family in the East.

Matt at 23:51, 22 October 2014

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	According to [[Ancestry.com\|Ancestry.com]], there was a John J. Kentworth on the 1930 U.S. Census living in Oregon. He was 24 years old and was born in Texas. He was listed as being a boxer. He may have been born in 1905. One John Kentworth is listed in the several editions of Elyria, Ohio ''Chronicle-Telegram''. No one with the name of John or Jack Kentworth was found in the Oregon Death Records database on Ancestry.com.		According to [[Ancestry.com\|Ancestry.com]], there was a John J. Kentworth on the 1930 U.S. Census living in Oregon. He was 24 years old and was born in Texas. He was listed as being a boxer. He may have been born in 1905. One John Kentworth is listed in the several editions of Elyria, Ohio ''Chronicle-Telegram''. No one with the name of John or Jack Kentworth was found in the Oregon Death Records database on Ancestry.com.

	According to the June 30, 1955 ''Oregon Statesman'', Kenworth was discovered by 1920s and 1930s Salem promoter [[Harry Plant]] while working on boxing shows at the Salem Penitentiary, where Kenworth was a prisoner. Reportedly upon his release, Kentworth was given a new name.		According to the June 30, 1955 ''Oregon Statesman'', Kenworth was discovered by 1920s and 1930s Salem promoter [[Harry Plant]] while working on boxing shows at the Salem Penitentiary, where Kenworth was a prisoner. Reportedly upon his release, Kentworth was given a new name. The March 3, 1932 edition of the same paper, reported that Kentworth had been released from prison on March 2, 1929. Kentworth had served two years for burglary commited in Umatilla County. It was believed that Kentworth was not his real name, and that he was connected with a prominent family in the East.

Matt: added another fact about his origins in Salem prison boxing.

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added another fact about his origins in Salem prison boxing.

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	According to [[Ancestry.com\|Ancestry.com]], there was a John J. Kentworth on the 1930 U.S. Census living in Oregon. He was 24 years old and was born in Texas. He was listed as being a boxer. He may have been born in 1905. One John Kentworth is listed in the several editions of Elyria, Ohio ''Chronicle-Telegram''. No one with the name of John or Jack Kentworth was found in the Oregon Death Records database on Ancestry.com.		According to [[Ancestry.com\|Ancestry.com]], there was a John J. Kentworth on the 1930 U.S. Census living in Oregon. He was 24 years old and was born in Texas. He was listed as being a boxer. He may have been born in 1905. One John Kentworth is listed in the several editions of Elyria, Ohio ''Chronicle-Telegram''. No one with the name of John or Jack Kentworth was found in the Oregon Death Records database on Ancestry.com.

			According to the June 30, 1955 ''Oregon Statesman'', Kenworth was discovered by 1920s and 1930s Salem promoter [[Harry Plant]] while working on boxing shows at the Salem Penitentiary, where Kenworth was a prisoner. Reportedly upon his release, Kentworth was given a new name.

Matt at 16:23, 12 March 2012

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	An ex-convict, according to the ''Tacoma Times'' newspaper (Tacoma, WA, USA), March 2, 1932, '''Jack Kentworth''' was accused of shooting to death fellow Portland boxer [[Johnny Hansen]] March 2, 1932.		An ex-convict, according to the ''Tacoma Times'' newspaper (Tacoma, WA, USA), March 2, 1932, '''Jack Kentworth''' was accused of shooting to death fellow Portland boxer [[Johnny Hansen]] March 2, 1932. On July 2, 1932, Kentworth plead guilty to charges of manslaughter in Hansen's death. Kentworth was mentioned in an April 12, 1936 ''Portland Oregonian'', article about a magazine being produced by prisoners at the Oregon State Penitentary. It was reported that Kentowrth was the most prolific contributor to this publication.

	According to [[Ancestry.com\|Ancestry.com]], there was a John J. Kentworth on the 1930 U.S. Census living in Oregon. He was 24 years old and was born in Texas. He was listed as being a boxer. He may have been born in 1905. One John Kentworth is listed in the several editions of Elyria, Ohio ''Chronicle-Telegram''. No one with the name of John or Jack Kentworth was found in the Oregon Death Records database on Ancestry.com.		According to [[Ancestry.com\|Ancestry.com]], there was a John J. Kentworth on the 1930 U.S. Census living in Oregon. He was 24 years old and was born in Texas. He was listed as being a boxer. He may have been born in 1905. One John Kentworth is listed in the several editions of Elyria, Ohio ''Chronicle-Telegram''. No one with the name of John or Jack Kentworth was found in the Oregon Death Records database on Ancestry.com.

Ric at 02:32, 24 July 2008

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	An ex-convict, according to the ''Tacoma Times'' newspaper (Tacoma, WA, USA), March 2, 1932. Kentworth was accused of shooting to death fellow Portland boxer [[Johnny Hansen]] March 2, 1932.		An ex-convict, according to the ''Tacoma Times'' newspaper (Tacoma, WA, USA), March 2, 1932, '''Jack Kentworth''' was accused of shooting to death fellow Portland boxer [[Johnny Hansen]] March 2, 1932.

	According to [[Ancestry.com\|Ancestry.com]], there was a John J. Kentworth on the 1930 U.S. Census living in Oregon. He was 24 years old and was born in Texas. He was listed as being a boxer. He may have been born in 1905. One John Kentworth is listed in the several editions of Elyria, Ohio ''Chronicle-Telegram''. No one with the name of John or Jack Kentworth was found in the Oregon Death Records database on Ancestry.com.		According to [[Ancestry.com\|Ancestry.com]], there was a John J. Kentworth on the 1930 U.S. Census living in Oregon. He was 24 years old and was born in Texas. He was listed as being a boxer. He may have been born in 1905. One John Kentworth is listed in the several editions of Elyria, Ohio ''Chronicle-Telegram''. No one with the name of John or Jack Kentworth was found in the Oregon Death Records database on Ancestry.com.

Rowdytimothy: Human:96368 moved to Jack Kentworth

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Human:96368 moved to Jack Kentworth

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Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

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	An ex-convict, according to the ''Tacoma Times'' newspaper (Tacoma, WA, USA), March 2, 1932. Kentworth was accused of shooting to death fellow Portland boxer [[~~Boxer:Johnny_Hansen:098545\|~~Johnny Hansen]] March 2, 1932.		An ex-convict, according to the ''Tacoma Times'' newspaper (Tacoma, WA, USA), March 2, 1932. Kentworth was accused of shooting to death fellow Portland boxer [[Johnny Hansen]] March 2, 1932.

	According to [[Ancestry.com\|Ancestry.com]], there was a John J. Kentworth on the 1930 U.S. Census living in Oregon. He was 24 years old and was born in Texas. He was listed as being a boxer. He may have been born in 1905. One John Kentworth is listed in the several editions of Elyria, Ohio ''Chronicle-Telegram''. No one with the name of John or Jack Kentworth was found in the Oregon Death Records database on Ancestry.com.		According to [[Ancestry.com\|Ancestry.com]], there was a John J. Kentworth on the 1930 U.S. Census living in Oregon. He was 24 years old and was born in Texas. He was listed as being a boxer. He may have been born in 1905. One John Kentworth is listed in the several editions of Elyria, Ohio ''Chronicle-Telegram''. No one with the name of John or Jack Kentworth was found in the Oregon Death Records database on Ancestry.com.

John: Boxer:Jack Kentworth:096368 moved to Human:96368: Pagemove by bot

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