Nate Siegel - Revision history

Sid schneck at 17:52, 19 April 2016

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Ric at 20:32, 20 April 2014

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	'''Division''': Welterweight<br>		'''Division''': Welterweight<br>

	~~Siegel~~'~~s Fight Record is based on material obtained by Luckett Davis from a search of the~~ ''~~Boston Daily Globe~~''~~. Nate Siegel~~'s career was interrupted by heroic military service in World War I. He received serious war wounds but recovered and returned to the ring. After retiring from the ring he operated a popular restaurant. On August 13, 1934 he was murdered in his home in Revere, Mass. by a shotgun blast through a window. I (Luckett Davis) am not aware that his murder was ever solved, but it is reasonable to speculate that he had resisted a protection racket and was killed as an example to others who might resist.		'''Nate Siegel''''s career was interrupted by heroic military service in World War I. He received serious war wounds but recovered and returned to the ring. After retiring from the ring he operated a popular restaurant.

	~~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------* Chuck Johnston~~		On August 13, 1934, he was murdered in his home in Revere, Mass. by a shotgun blast through a window. It is not known if his murder was ever solved, but it is reasonable to speculate that he had resisted a protection racket and was killed as an example to others who might resist.

	According to one Nathan Seigel's ~~questionaire~~ in the U.S, World War I Jewish Servicemen ~~Questionaires~~ database on Ancestry.com:		----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

			According to one Nathan Seigel's questionnaire in the U.S, World War I Jewish Servicemen Questionnaires database on Ancestry.com:

	1. He was born on May 1, 1896 in Chelsea, Massachusetts. At the time, he was living at 143 Shirley Avenue in Revere, Massachusetts.		1. He was born on May 1, 1896 in Chelsea, Massachusetts. At the time, he was living at 143 Shirley Avenue in Revere, Massachusetts.
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	According to the U.S. Census database on Ancestry.com, a "pugilist" named "Nathaniel Segal" was living with his parents, four brothers and two sisters on 143 Shirley Avenue in Revere, Massachusetts during 1920.		According to the U.S. Census database on Ancestry.com, a "pugilist" named "Nathaniel Segal" was living with his parents, four brothers and two sisters on 143 Shirley Avenue in Revere, Massachusetts during 1920.
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			<small>Siegel's fight record is based on material obtained by Luckett Davis from a search of the ''Boston Daily Globe''.</small>

	[[Category:World War I Veterans\|Siegel, Nate]]		[[Category:World War I Veterans\|Siegel, Nate]]
	[[Category:Murdered Boxers\|Siegel, Nate]]		[[Category:Murdered Boxers\|Siegel, Nate]]
	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Siegal, Nate]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Siegal, Nate]]

Chuck1052 at 12:56, 29 July 2012

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	2. After being "selected" by the U.S. Army, he entered that branch of the service on October 6,		2. After being "selected" by the U.S. Army, he entered that branch of the service on October 6,
	1917 and served in the Headquarters Company, 327th Infantry, 82nd Division. While serving thirteen months overseas and seeing action in the battles of ~~St. Michiel~~ and the Argonne Forest, he was wounded in the right arm by shrapnel. He left the service on May 29, 1919.		1917 and served in the Headquarters Company, 327th Infantry, 82nd Division. While serving thirteen months overseas and seeing action in the battles of Saint-Mihiel and the Argonne Forest, he was wounded in the right arm by shrapnel. He left the service on May 29, 1919.

	According to the U.S. Census database on Ancestry.com, a "pugilist" named "Nathaniel Segal" was living with his parents, four brothers and two sisters on 143 Shirley Avenue in Revere, Massachusetts during 1920.		According to the U.S. Census database on Ancestry.com, a "pugilist" named "Nathaniel Segal" was living with his parents, four brothers and two sisters on 143 Shirley Avenue in Revere, Massachusetts during 1920.

Chuck1052 at 02:17, 29 July 2012

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	According to one Nathan Seigel's questionaire in the U.S, World War I Jewish Servicemen Questionaires database on Ancestry.com;		According to one Nathan Seigel's questionaire in the U.S, World War I Jewish Servicemen Questionaires database on Ancestry.com:

	1. He was born on May 1, 1896 in Chelsea, Massachusetts. At the time, he was living at 143 Shirley Avenue in Revere, Massachusetts.		1. He was born on May 1, 1896 in Chelsea, Massachusetts. At the time, he was living at 143 Shirley Avenue in Revere, Massachusetts.

	2. After being "selected" by the U.S. Army, he entered that branch of the service on October 6,		2. After being "selected" by the U.S. Army, he entered that branch of the service on October 6,
	1917 and served in the Headquarters Company, 327th Infantry, 82nd Division. While serving thirteen months overseas and seeing action in the battles of St. Michiel and the Argonne Forest, he was wounded in the right arm by shrapnel. He left the service on May 29, 1919.		1917 and served in the Headquarters Company, 327th Infantry, 82nd Division. While serving thirteen months overseas and seeing action in the battles of St. Michiel and the Argonne Forest, he was wounded in the right arm by shrapnel. He left the service on May 29, 1919.

			According to the U.S. Census database on Ancestry.com, a "pugilist" named "Nathaniel Segal" was living with his parents, four brothers and two sisters on 143 Shirley Avenue in Revere, Massachusetts during 1920.
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Chuck1052 at 20:04, 28 July 2012

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	According to one Nathan Seigel's questionaire on the U.S, World War I Jewish Servicemen Questionaires database on Ancestry.com;		According to one Nathan Seigel's questionaire in the U.S, World War I Jewish Servicemen Questionaires database on Ancestry.com;

	1. He was born on May 1, 1896 in Chelsea, Massachusetts. At the time, he was living at 143 Shirley Avenue in Revere, Massachusetts.		1. He was born on May 1, 1896 in Chelsea, Massachusetts. At the time, he was living at 143 Shirley Avenue in Revere, Massachusetts.

Chuck1052 at 20:04, 28 July 2012

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	Siegel's Fight Record is based on material obtained by Luckett Davis from a search of the ''Boston Daily Globe''. Nate Siegel's career was interrupted by heroic military service in World War I. He received serious war wounds but recovered and returned to the ring. After retiring from the ring he operated a popular restaurant. On August 13, 1934 he was murdered in his home in Revere, Mass. by a shotgun blast through a window. I (Luckett Davis) am not aware that his murder was ever solved, but it is reasonable to speculate that he had resisted a protection racket and was killed as an example to others who might resist.		Siegel's Fight Record is based on material obtained by Luckett Davis from a search of the ''Boston Daily Globe''. Nate Siegel's career was interrupted by heroic military service in World War I. He received serious war wounds but recovered and returned to the ring. After retiring from the ring he operated a popular restaurant. On August 13, 1934 he was murdered in his home in Revere, Mass. by a shotgun blast through a window. I (Luckett Davis) am not aware that his murder was ever solved, but it is reasonable to speculate that he had resisted a protection racket and was killed as an example to others who might resist.

			----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------* Chuck Johnston

			According to one Nathan Seigel's questionaire on the U.S, World War I Jewish Servicemen Questionaires database on Ancestry.com;

			1. He was born on May 1, 1896 in Chelsea, Massachusetts. At the time, he was living at 143 Shirley Avenue in Revere, Massachusetts.

			2. After being "selected" by the U.S. Army, he entered that branch of the service on October 6,
			1917 and served in the Headquarters Company, 327th Infantry, 82nd Division. While serving thirteen months overseas and seeing action in the battles of St. Michiel and the Argonne Forest, he was wounded in the right arm by shrapnel. He left the service on May 29, 1919.
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	[[Category:World War I Veterans\|Siegel, Nate]]		[[Category:World War I Veterans\|Siegel, Nate]]
	[[Category:Murdered Boxers\|Siegel, Nate]]		[[Category:Murdered Boxers\|Siegel, Nate]]
	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Siegal, Nate]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Siegal, Nate]]

Sid schneck at 04:13, 12 February 2010

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Ric at 06:11, 1 January 2007

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	~~'''Nationality''': United States~~<br>		<boxer>013659</boxer>
	~~'''Hometown''': Revere, MA~~<br>
	'''Division''': Welterweight<br>		'''Division''': Welterweight<br>
	~~'''Date of Death''': 1934-08-13<br>~~
	~~[http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=013659 Fight Record]~~

	Siegel's Fight Record is based on material obtained by Luckett Davis from a search of the ''Boston Daily Globe''. Nate Siegel's career was interrupted by heroic military service in World War I. He received serious war wounds but recovered and returned to the ring. After retiring from the ring he operated a popular restaurant. On August 13, 1934 he was murdered in his home in Revere, Mass. by a shotgun blast through a window. I (Luckett Davis) am not aware that his murder was ever solved, but it is reasonable to speculate that he had resisted a protection racket and was killed as an example to others who might resist.		Siegel's Fight Record is based on material obtained by Luckett Davis from a search of the ''Boston Daily Globe''. Nate Siegel's career was interrupted by heroic military service in World War I. He received serious war wounds but recovered and returned to the ring. After retiring from the ring he operated a popular restaurant. On August 13, 1934 he was murdered in his home in Revere, Mass. by a shotgun blast through a window. I (Luckett Davis) am not aware that his murder was ever solved, but it is reasonable to speculate that he had resisted a protection racket and was killed as an example to others who might resist.

	[[Category:~~Boxers who served in~~ World War I\|Siegel, Nate]]		[[Category:World War I Veterans\|Siegel, Nate]]
	[[Category:Boxers ~~who were murdered~~\|Siegel, Nate]]		[[Category:Murdered Boxers\|Siegel, Nate]]

Ric at 15:54, 4 March 2005

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	Siegel's ~~record~~ is based on material obtained by Luckett Davis from a search of the Boston Daily Globe. Nate Siegel's career was interrupted by heroic military service in World War I. He received serious war wounds but recovered and returned to the ring. After retiring from the ring he operated a popular restaurant. On August 13, 1934 he was murdered in his home in Revere, Mass. by a shotgun blast through a window. I (Luckett Davis) am not aware that his murder was ever solved, but it is reasonable to speculate that he had resisted a protection racket and was killed as an example to others who might resist.		'''Nationality''': United States<br>
			'''Hometown''': Revere, MA<br>
			'''Division''': Welterweight<br>
			'''Date of Death''': 1934-08-13<br>
			[http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=013659 Fight Record]

			Siegel's Fight Record is based on material obtained by Luckett Davis from a search of the ''Boston Daily Globe''. Nate Siegel's career was interrupted by heroic military service in World War I. He received serious war wounds but recovered and returned to the ring. After retiring from the ring he operated a popular restaurant. On August 13, 1934 he was murdered in his home in Revere, Mass. by a shotgun blast through a window. I (Luckett Davis) am not aware that his murder was ever solved, but it is reasonable to speculate that he had resisted a protection racket and was killed as an example to others who might resist.

			[[Category:Boxers who served in World War I\|Siegel, Nate]]
			[[Category:Boxers who were murdered\|Siegel, Nate]]

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

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Siegel's record is based on material obtained by Luckett Davis from a search of the Boston Daily Globe. Nate Siegel's career was interrupted by heroic military service in World War I. He received serious war wounds but recovered and returned to the ring. After retiring from the ring he operated a popular restaurant. On August 13, 1934 he was murdered in his home in Revere, Mass. by a shotgun blast through a window. I (Luckett Davis) am not aware that his murder was ever solved, but it is reasonable to speculate that he had resisted a protection racket and was killed as an example to others who might resist.

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	[[Category:Murdered Boxers\|Siegel, Nate]]		[[Category:Murdered Boxers\|Siegel, Nate]]
	[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Siegal, Nate]]		[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Siegal, Nate]]
			[[Category:New England Champions\|Siegel, Nate]]

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	[[Category:World War I Veterans\|Siegel, Nate]]		[[Category:World War I Veterans\|Siegel, Nate]]
	[[Category:Murdered Boxers\|Siegel, Nate]]		[[Category:Murdered Boxers\|Siegel, Nate]]
			[[Category:Jewish Boxers\|Siegal, Nate]]