JOHNSON WARNED OFF.
MUST LEAVE ENGLAND. TALKS OF ANOTHER EIGHT. (Times iza Sydney Sun Services.) LONDON, February 29. Jack Johnson, the coloured boxer, has protested against an official warning which has been given to him to leave the country. The officials are adamant, however, and are armed with numerous , complaints as to his conduct towards chorus girls employed in his revue. John- j son and his wife sail on Friday for Buenos Avres. He says he has accepted £10,000 to fight Langford or McVea in South America.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 52, 1 March 1916, Page 7
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