Seven of America Walker Cup team gathered in New York
The Associated Press reports seven of eight Walker Cup representatives have assembled in New York ahead of departure aboard the Mauretania to England. Captain Bobby Jones and members Francis Ouimet Don Moe and Dr. Q F Willing joined Harrison R Johnston George Von Elm and George Voigt. Roland MacKenzie awaited in Washington. Jones says no practice here and will not golf until in England.
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Jimmy) Johnston
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Lady Wonder’s picks spark Pimlico betting boom
United Press reports at Pimlico that Lady Wonder a Richmond Virginia owned horse selected daily by reading entries aloud then typing the choices on a grandstand viewable typewriter. Her picks for a six dollar stake could have yielded 151.90 in profit betting on yesterday’s races.
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Kansas Sets Pace In Crude Oil Increase
Kansas led the Mid-Continent in weekly gains to raise the region’s output, with a Mid-Continent rise of 14 563 barrels and Kansas fields adding 8 370 barrels as total U S production rose 18 442 barrels. Oklahoma City field climbed to 109 140 barrels while Seminole district fell about 7 000. Oklahoma gains 8 935. California light crude up about 4 000. Kansas total 125 250 barrels versus 116 880 prior week.
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Conant Speaks at Revival Tonight in Amarillo
Dr. J. E. Conant of Chicago urged that only Christians can raise the devil, calling Satan a gentleman of high society and a minister of evil. He warned against Modernism and Bible questions that undermine faith, and announced the topic for tonight: Why All Good People Will Be Lost.
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Arrest of night baggageman in missing mail pouches
Belton Texas April 29 United Press reports the arrest of John K Jamison night baggageman for the Santa Fe railroad after the disappearance of several large mail pouches. Inspectors and officers recovered goods valued at about 3000 dollars from his home and garage.
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Business Review Shows Better Trend
Dallas based Federal Reserve monthly business review shows an improved Eleventh district trend with bank debits up 11.7 percent across seventeen reporting centers totaling 909.83 million dollars. Commercial failures fell 31.9 percent in liabilities despite more cases.
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Reich stag cuts bread and citrus for German products
Berlin reports the Reichstag restaurant drops white bread and oranges from its menu aiming to promote home industries. Rye bread will replace it and German grown apples will substitute for imported fruit.
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Dan Golfino Brings Expected Mat Record Return
Dan Golfino returns to Amarillo with a touted mat record. Scribes call him the fastest welterweight in the region, with a fast array of holds that pull away unseen. Promoter Al Anderson organized an elimination for Reynolds next, with Shima and Farley also in play. tickets on sale at City Drug Store.
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Oldest Railway in Swansea Opened 1807
The world’s oldest railway lies in Swansea England opened in 1807. For 75 years horse drawn trains ran along its five mile track.
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Finnish industry output rises to 14 billion Finnmarks in 1929
Industrial production in Helsinki during 1929 reached about 14.0 billion Finnmarks, up roughly 0.8 billion Finnmarks from 1928. The gain marks a continued expansion in Finland’s manufacturing sector amid the late 1920s era.
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Helen Wills Moody Arrives in Cherbourg
American tennis champion Helen Wills Moody arrived in Cherbourg aboard the Berengaria with tennis racquets flowers and baggage. She said she planned to visit Paris art expositions before resuming her tennis campaign and she dismissed questions about marriage affecting her play saying she is playing as well or better than ever.
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Griffith and Gagnon Ready for Ten Round Bout
Tuffy Griffiths the Sioux City battler and Jack Gagnon ex sailor Philadelphia trained today for their ten round heavyweight bout in Chicago tomorrow night. Griffiths once top contender for Tunney era throne and Gagnon seeks upset in the ring.
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Romans Uncovered Coffins Near Berndorf Germany
Quarry workers near Berndorf uncover a Roman burial site with four stone coffins and one lead coffin containing a well preserved skeleton. The burials are dated to the first century A D.
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Yesterday's Hero Harvey Hendrick Delivers Pinch Double
Harvey Hendrick, Brooklyn utility man, lined a bases full pinch double in the ninth to beat the New York Giants and snap a seven game winning streak.
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Wrestlers Stage Imperial Palace Exhibition For Hirohito Birthday
In Tokyo on April 20 wrestlers performed exhibition bouts inside the Imperial Palace grounds. The event marked the emperor Hirohito's 20th birthday, noted as 80th by the court which counts a child as a year old at birth.
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Shades of Izaak
The River Wandle once fished by Tenak Walton is now littered with old tin cans scraps of old iron broken bottles and miscellaneous rubble according to a report of the Wandsworth Trades Council.
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Henderson Iron Works Agrees to Unionize
Henderson Iron Works and Supply Company, a large Southwest institution, reached a labor accord today ending a long rift from an old strike. Fred D. Leaderman, International Machinists Union VP, announced by KWKIH that employees may join their craft union of choice without discrimination under the terms.
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Berlin Reworks Intersections to Speed Traffic
Berlin street repairs round sharp right-hand turns at busy intersections to improve traffic flow. The changes aim to reduce accidents and keep vehicles moving through central streets.
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