Tri-State Open Tennis schedules set for working players
The Tri-State Open will schedule matches after working hours to allow employed players to compete. Consolation cups will be offered across the four divisions, with prizes for winners. Registration closes in six days on Wednesday August 8, with matches set for August 9 to 11.
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Charles Engleman
Meyer Landauer
W. L. Powell
C. L. Duniven
Robert Rogers
Bill Mac Williams
W. E. Trice
Jim McKnight
Glenn Allen Newbold
Will Butler
Sports Department
The
News-Globe
Sporting Goods
City Drug Store
Band's Wife Demands Divorce Over Summer Outfit
United Press reports a quarrel in a domestic case as a husband insists on divorce after his wife buys a summer outfit without his permission. The judge jokes about marital learning and urges a prayer of thanks for the modest price. Also notes a lemon tree in Koenigsbach, Germany, and Japan railway workers’ pay dispute.
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United Press
James Austin
Austin
Koenigsbach
Germany
Lake Constance
Prisoner Taken to Jail in Airplane
Ralph E. Fleagle, the first prisoner transported between states by airplane, is in the county jail charged with murder tied to a May 1928 bank holdup. He was ill after the flight from Chicago to Garden City Kansas and was transported from Kankakee Illinois. Sheriff Alderman said the journey worsened his sickness as he returned to the scene of a Colorado crime. Natives of the Solomon Islands are described as becoming farmers.
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United P Ress
Lamar
Cole
Ralph E. Fleagle
Chicago
Garden City
Kan
L. FE. Alderman
Kankakee
Ill
Colorado
Oklahoma granite eyed for monuments from state rock strata
Norman Oklahoma August 1 The state geological report predicts that other states may soon obtain premium granite for monuments from Oklahoma rock strata. The granite quarried here is noted for its distinctive color shade and is favored in markets according to operators.
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Oklahoma
Sooner
Increase in Cotton Crop Shows Yearly Rise in New Orleans
New Orleans August 1 The commercial cotton crop for the season ending yesterday reached 15 785 356 bales, up 1 841 422 from last year. Secretary H G Hester of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange announced the figures noting a 5 420 573 bale drop from the 1927 crop. Southern consumption rose 307 007 to 5 623 265 bales while world consumption of American cotton reached 16 809 000 bales. Carryover stood at 4 679 000 bales including 440 000 bales in Japanese port and mill stocks and afloat for Japan with mixed port shipments to Canada totaling 8 279 727 bales, up 449 319 from last year.
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New Orleans
H. G. Hester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Japan
Canada
Sargon Helps Beaumont Man Regain Weight and Energy
Joe N. Canizard of 348 Washington Boulevard Beaumont Texas reports gaining 25 pounds after using Sargon Pills. He credits weight regain improved digestion and removal of biliousness with renewed strength and energy at work. Fox Drug Co. promotes the medicine as a medical breakthrough with a million friends.
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Joe N. Canizard
Washington Boulevard
Beaumont
Texas
Saigon
Fox Drug Co
Russia Britain trade talks stall over ambassadors
Moscow reports a deadlock in the London conference on resuming trade and diplomatic relations as Britain refuses to appoint ambassadors before disputed issues are addressed. Russian envoy Valerian Hagalevski left London to return to Paris while negotiations commenced after the Russian ambassador arrived.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Great Britain
London
Ambarsadors
Valerian Igalevsky
Paris
Arthur Henderson
France
Ambares Dop
Austria Extends Copyright Term to Fifty Years
Austria approves extending copyright protection from thirty to fifty years. The decision broadens rights holders’ control and aligns with longer European norms, affecting creators and users across media.
Nova Scotia appoints marketing division head for strawberries
Dr ville Cumming organized cooperative shipping of strawberries in Colchester County Nova Scotia has been named director of the new division of marketing to promote the province's products. Dublin post office burned in 1916 during the rebellion is restored.
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Ville Cumming
Colchester County
Nova Scotia
Dublin
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