Johnny Noye - Revision history

Delisa at 13:16, 15 June 2021

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	Johnny Neu changed his name to '''Johnny Noye''' in ~~March 1917~~, and became citizen ~~that~~ June. He stated to the newspapers that he wanted to do away with any connections to Germany, as well as the fact that his last name of Neu is pronounced "Noye" in English.		Johnny Neu changed his name to '''Johnny Noye''' in 1916, and became citizen in June 1917. He stated to the newspapers that he wanted to do away with any connections to Germany, as well as the fact that his last name of Neu is pronounced "Noye" in English.

	[[:File:Johnny Noye2.jpg\|Photo 2]], [[:File:Johnny Noye3.jpg\|Photo 3]]		[[:File:Johnny Noye2.jpg\|Photo 2]], [[:File:Johnny Noye3.jpg\|Photo 3]]

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	Johnny Neu changed his name to '''Johnny Noye''' in 1917 ~~upon becoming a legal United States~~ citizen. He stated to the newspapers that he wanted to do away with any connections to Germany, as well as the fact that his last name of Neu is pronounced "Noye" in English.		Johnny Neu changed his name to '''Johnny Noye''' in March 1917, and became citizen that June. He stated to the newspapers that he wanted to do away with any connections to Germany, as well as the fact that his last name of Neu is pronounced "Noye" in English.

	[[:File:Johnny Noye2.jpg\|Photo 2]], [[:File:Johnny Noye3.jpg\|Photo 3]]		[[:File:Johnny Noye2.jpg\|Photo 2]], [[:File:Johnny Noye3.jpg\|Photo 3]]

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			'''Manager:''' [[Mike Collins]]

	~~Manager: Mike Collins~~		Johnny Neu changed his name to '''Johnny Noye''' in 1917 upon becoming a legal United States citizen. He stated to the newspapers that he wanted to do away with any connections to Germany, as well as the fact that his last name of Neu is pronounced "Noye" in English.

	Johnny ~~Neu changed his name to~~ Johnny Noye in 1917 upon becoming a legal US citizen, as he stated to the newspapers that he wanted to do away with any connections to Germany, as well as the fact that his last name of Neu is pronounced "Noye" in English.		[[:File:Johnny Noye2.jpg\|Photo 2]], [[:File:Johnny Noye3.jpg\|Photo 3]]

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	Johnny Neu changed his name to Johnny Noye in 1917 upon becoming a legal US citizen, as he stated to the newspapers that he wanted to do away with any connections to Germany, as well as the fact that his last name of Neu is pronounced "Noye" in English.		Johnny Neu changed his name to Johnny Noye in 1917 upon becoming a legal US citizen, as he stated to the newspapers that he wanted to do away with any connections to Germany, as well as the fact that his last name of Neu is pronounced "Noye" in English.

	~~According to a July 1919 Seattle newspaper account, Noye was the Champion of the Hawaiian Islands.~~

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			Manager: Mike Collins

	Johnny Neu changed his name to Johnny Noye in 1917 upon becoming a legal US citizen, as he stated to the newspapers that he wanted to do away with any connections to Germany, as well as the fact that his last name of Neu is pronounced "Noye" in English.		Johnny Neu changed his name to Johnny Noye in 1917 upon becoming a legal US citizen, as he stated to the newspapers that he wanted to do away with any connections to Germany, as well as the fact that his last name of Neu is pronounced "Noye" in English.

	According to a July 1919 Seattle newspaper account, Noye was the Champion of the Hawaiian Islands.		According to a July 1919 Seattle newspaper account, Noye was the Champion of the Hawaiian Islands.

2011-04-30T15:53:00Z

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			Johnny Neu changed his name to Johnny Noye in 1917 upon becoming a legal US citizen, as he stated to the newspapers that he wanted to do away with any connections to Germany, as well as the fact that his last name of Neu is pronounced "Noye" in English.

	According to a July 1919 Seattle newspaper account, Noye was the Champion of the Hawaiian Islands.		According to a July 1919 Seattle newspaper account, Noye was the Champion of the Hawaiian Islands.

2011-02-05T07:06:01Z

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	According to a July 1919 Seattle newspaper account, Noye was the Champion of the Hawaiian Islands.		According to a July 1919 Seattle newspaper account, Noye was the Champion of the Hawaiian Islands.

2007-08-18T07:53:33Z

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2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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According to a July 1919 Seattle newspaper account, Noye was the Champion of the Hawaiian Islands.