Open Championship action narrows after first 36 holes
Worcester mass June 3 fast and middle west clash in final 36 holes of national open at Worcester Country Club. Jesse Farrellane leads by a stroke over Francis Gallett and Al Epinosa as Bobby Jones Hagen Sarazen and Oulmet stay in pursuit amid a crowded field. Cyril Walker and Bill Mehlhorn sit among the leaders with several big names still within striking distance.
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Worcester
Mass
Worcester Country Club
Diegel
Willis Mac
Jessefarlane
Francis Gallett
al Epinosa
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Francis Oulmet
Johnny Farrell
Evar
Quaker Ridge
Farrell
Mike Brady
Laurie Ayton
Evanston
Ill
Ayton
Jack Forrester
Bobby
Atlanta
Jones
Kester
Hagen
Woods
Brooks
Charles H. Mayo
Flushing
N. Y
Arthur D. Mane
Great Neck
Clarence Hackney
Atlantic City
Joe Turnesa
Elmsford
George Kerrigan
Pasadena
Cal
Bill Mehlhorn
Glen View
Emmett French
Youngstown
Ohio
Cambeas extends marble tourney lead in Atlantic City
Jimmy Cambre as of Youngstown Ohio added to his marbles tour dominance by breaking the national tourney record and winning nineteen straight before a final loss to Donald Halpin. He finished the three days at twenty wins and one loss, with regional leaders listed for the semi finals.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jimmie Cambeas
Youngstown
Ohio
Donald Halpin
Cleveland
Northeastern
Springfield
Mass
Howard Robins
Atlantic
Newark
Stanley Smith
Eastern
Pittsburg
Louis Wells
Northern
James Cambens
Central
Evansville
Charles Brunson
Southern
Owensboro
Thomas Raley
Southwestern
Fort Worth
George Ferguson
Western
Fresno
Selwyn Jackson
Marie Lawley
Harrisburg
Pitts
Local league event shows tense lead with mixed results
In Philadelphia and nearby, a regional Eastern League leadership bout unfolded with petulance and nerves. She bungled her opening shot, failed several attempts, then lost three straight games to Frank Kasbeta of Wilkesbarre. A late afternoon rematch with Willie Jackowicz of Scranton also ended in defeat after a hard, close fight.
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Burg
Philadelphia
Frank Kasbeta
Wilkesbarre
Willie Jackowirtz
Scranton
Fridtjof Nansen Comments on Amundsen Arctic Search
Renowned explorer Fridtjof Nansen says no catastrophe is likely if one aircraft is damaged. He notes Amundsen’s retreat by foot could take twenty five days to Cape Columbia, sixteen months to a world contact point. A radio cable from Seattle reports Brower and neutral search teams heading toward the Arctic Ocean. Oslo reports F-14 and F-22 seaplanes ready for shipment to Spitsbergen as Aero Club officials plan coordinated efforts with experts.
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Generafi
Fridtiof Nansen
Nansen
Amundsen
Cape Columbia
Grantland
Greens
Seattle
Associated Press
Charley Brower
Léobes & Co
San Francisco
Arriers
Arctic Ocean
Roald
Brower
St. Lawrence Island
Bering Sea
Point Barrow
Alaska
Spitebergen
Norway
Oslo
Ingertre
Spiebergen
Morton
Mita
The
Aero Club
Horton Air Base
Amundsen-Dilnworth
Tts
Relef
Jury Deadlocks in West Virginia Suit for 250000
Huntington W V June 8 Judge Thomas R Shepherd recharged the hopelessly deadlocked jury in the suit by Charles W H Crane of Cincinnati to recover about 250 000 from A J Dalton and J A Kelly former controllers of Main Island Creek Company A hung jury followed earlier in March The judge also overruled a motion to set aside a 10 verdict awarded trustees of the Cole Crane estate in their suit to collect 275 000 from Main Island Creek Coal Company over mining leases at Omar W Va The Crane case hinged on a 5 per acre option on 60000 acres Wyoming county land later sold to Miller Ritter Lumber Company
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Huntington
W. Va
Thomas R. Shepherd
Charles W. H. Crane
Cincinnati
A. J. Dalton
J. A. Kelly
Main Island Creek Company
Shepherd
Cole
Wyoming
Miller Ritter Lumber Company
Veiled Woman Named Instigator in Kidnap Plot
Philadelphia dispatch reports that New Jersey state police will press on with the kidnap inquiry into Blakely Coughlin, six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Coughlin. They suspect Augusto Pasquale known as Crank and tie the case to a raised woman, Rue, and Joe La Rue. Authorities doubt Pasquale’s latest confession while noting two witnesses may identify the boy.
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Philadelphia
New Jersey
Blakely Coughlin
George H
Augusto Pasquale
Crank
Newersey
Kidnage
Panyee
Rue
Joe la Rue
Pasvale
Captain
Coughlin
Schuylkill River
Pennsylvania
Gearheart
Reading
Pasquale
Herbert Smith
Graduation Wedding Rush at U S Naval Academy
Annapolis June 2. A rush to the altar followed graduation as newly commissioned ensigns wed in the chapel. Ensigns Edwards George Muth and Barton Leggett tied the knot, with Misses Adelia Parrish Bavage and Ethel Davin among the brides. The procession under crossed swords marked the vows. Ruth Abbott and Edward Sorridin Richardson married shortly after.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Sydney
Ana
Adelia Bertha Parrish
Maltimore
Edwards George Muth
St. Louis
Mina Iria Gertrude Bavage
Delmont
Mase
Haelan
John F. Goodwin
Ethel Jeanne Davin
East Falla Church
Barton Leggett
Indianapolis
Misa Ruth Abbott
Ene Ewart Sorridin Richardson
Arleaton
W. Va
Tornado Toll Revised by Red Cross Report
Chicago reports two month update shows 84 killed and over 3,000 injured from March tornado across a 600 mile path. Red Cross chair Henry M Baker cites 6,069 affected families with 1,562 rehabilitated and a national relief fund of 2 650 000.
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Chicago
Henry M. Baker
American Red Cross
WIA
Associated Press
Daker
Red Cross
Rev M E Peck Dies Suddenly in Huntington
Huntington W Va June 3 The Rev M E Peck sixty five for thirty five years an ordained minister of the Methodist Episcopal church south died suddenly tonight at his home here He preached at Clarksburg Philippi Barboursville Meadowsville Elkins and Riversville and was once presiding elder of the Parkersburg district In recent years he conducted revival meetings across the state
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Huntington
W. Va
M E. Peck
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Clarksburg
Phillippi
Barboursville
Meadowsville
Elkins
Riversville
Parkersburg
Donahey Daughter Weds Governor’s Secretary at Mansion
Miss Margaret Katherine Donahey, daughter of Governor Viv Donahey, married James Mylie Huffman, the governor’s executive secretary, in the executive mansion. It was the first wedding held there and the vow to obey was omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Margaret Katherine Donahey
Viv Donahey
James Mylie Huffman
Bandit Robs Jewelry Store Steals Two Diamond Rings
A lone bandit enters Emanuel De Roy’s jewelry store in downtown Pittsburg during rush hour and escapes with two diamond rings valued at 775 dollars after threatening a woman clerk. No customers were present. The incident ends as the suspect blends into the crowd.
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Pittsburg
Emanuel de Roy
Princeton Man Admits Blackmail Notes After Accident
Floyd Ham of Princeton allegedly sent a blackmail note to S Lisagor after a car wreck caused weakness. He was arrested but released for medical treatment following a meeting of U.S. Commissioner Scott and the county lunacy board. A boy delivered the letters, one pressured cash at a ball park window Tuesday night. Ham is said to have confessed but claimed memory gaps.
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Floyd Ham
Lisagor
East End
Ham
United States
Scott
Bluefield
Poys
S. Lisagor
Ball Park
H. Barbakow
Serila Creasy
Atate Lanes
Barbakow
Brinaky
Ter
Thomas Scott
Panem
Circuit Court Term Was An Unusually Busy Session
The circuit court завершed with Robert Odham vs Bb A HKrown unresolved by verdict as of adjournment. Judge Molrath planned discharge, while Judge Herndon handled many chancery matters inclining to divorce cases. The term logged record chancery work, with renewed four-term sessions next year anticipated to spread workload.
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Robert Odham
Bb. A. Hkrown
Molrath
Herndon Oee
Weeday
Buch
Walla
Chancery Court
Eome
Herndon
Mercer
Circuit Court
Herndon Lheft
Welch
McDowell
St Louis to Host Fifth National Bicycle Championships
The Amateur Bicycle League of America announces September 5 and 6 for the fifth national senior and junior championship road races in St. Louis. Elimination trials occur July 18 19 and August 1 2 with rain dates. top state winners advance to the nationals. The St Louis Cycling Club backs the meet with large team participation expected from over forty states, rail fare and hotels covered by the league.
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Amateur Bicycle League of America, Inc
St. Louis
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles Winter
Century Road Club of America
New York City
Ignatius Gronkowski
Olympic
Thomas Brehano
North Hudson Wheelmen
Hoboken
N. J
Newark
Centur
Beccanries
Miami
Fila
St Louis Hosts Riders With Banquet For Winners
St Louis plans a festive reception for visiting bicycle riders after the contest. A grand banquet will honor winners with solid gold silver and bronze medals. Entrants must be American amateur riders in good standing and may contact A R Jacobson chairman for full entry details at 172 West 106th Street New York.
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St. Louis
Defense attack on Judge Olson in Shepherd murder trial
Chicago June 3 jurors remained scarce as defense lawyer William Scott Stewart accused Judge Harry Olson of viciousness and union backing. The prosecution halted questioning after objections, and only A Ross Hoyt and twelve jurors attended a brief morning session near three weeks after selections began.
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Chicago
Shepherd
Harry Olson
Carl Bjelland
Willam Scott Stewart
Olson
Stewart
Thomas J. Lynch
Billy’ McClintock
McClintock
Billy
Oscar Olson
A. Ross Hoyt
Hoyt
Maj Gen Aleshire to Sleep in Arlington
Major General James B. Aleshire, who died in Sheridan, will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery. His body will be taken to Washington, D. C., after brief services in Wyoming. Aleshire was retired in 1910 due to ill health and served in the Spanish American War, the Boxer Rebellion, and Indian campaigns. He contributed to the Council of National Defense during World War I.
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Sheridan
Wyo
James B. Aleshire
National Cemetery
Arlington
Hla
Washington, D. C
Aleshire
Council of National Defense
Rest in quiet at Hoosier home for Thomas R. Marshall
The body of former vice president Thomas R. Marshall rests in his Indiana home after a Washington to Indianapolis funeral train. Officials led the escort from Union Station as tributes rise in a simple ceremony with Mrs. Marshall observing quiet grief and flags at half mast. Scottish Rite services are planned before vault interment.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Union Station
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Washington
North Illinois Street
Marshall
Ed. Jackson
Hinton Baseball Visits Bluefield For Opening Series
The Hinton baseball club travels to Bluefield for the opening game of the series. Bluefield aims for its first win, with Johnson on the mound and Smith out in left field. Goode fills in in the garden until Dreyfus recovers, while Prince plans to have the lineup clicking soon. Jim Hurst, a Virginia League pitcher, may join Bramwell later. Sorrell comes Saturday, with Fry Ross starting Sunday at Coalwood.
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Hinton
Bluefield
Johnson
Yng
Smith
Goode
Clarksburgh
Bramwell
Dreyfus
Prince
Jim Hurst
Sorrell
Gary
Fry Ross
Coalwood
Father of Amundsen party member dies in Florence
James W. Elleworth a longtime Chicago civic figure and organizer of the Chicago Art Institute died today at his villa in Florence Italy. Former president of the South Park commissioners and World’s Fair director, he moved to New York in 1899. His son Lincoln Ellsworth joined the Amundsen polar expedition, and the elder man headed the James W. Ellsworth Coal Co. with bases in Cleveland.
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Chicago
Jane
James W. Elleworth
New York
Florence
Italy
Elleworth
Board of South Park Commissioners
Wileworths
Lincoln Ellsworth
Amundsen
North Pole
Mr. Elisworth
James W. Elisworth
Fiorenee
Elisworth
Hudson
Ohio
Switzerland
Earthquake Shocks Logged by U S Magnetic Observatory
The United States magnetic observatory at Pwa thleveland recorded earthquake shocks lasting about one hour starting at 5 18 am. The center of disturbance was estimated about 3800 miles distant.
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Nonolulu
United States Magnetic Observatory
Pwa
Thleveland
Ruthless slump drags Yankees Cubs struggle amid injuries
Billy Evans notes the Yankees miss Babe Ruth after an opening setback and the Cubs falter without Rabbit Maranville and Frank Frisch. The Giants also slump after Frisch’s injury removing key offense and leadership from the lineup.
Atlanta and Chattansota 3 New Orleans 14
Memphis 90 leads a sports roundup noting New Orleans gains a decisive win while Atlanta and Chattansota are listed with a small score. Other games are not scheduled.
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Atlanta & Chattansota
New Orleans
Memphis
Standings Snapshot From Midwest Lineup Scores
Minneapolis beats Milwaukee 6 to 1 while Indianapolis edges Toledo 5 to 4. Louisville and Columbus both win 4 to 2. St Paul Kansas City game delayed by rain with score ?
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louieville
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
John son undergoes appendectomy in Chicago
Former world heavyweight boxing champion Jack Johnson was operated on for appendicitis in Chicago. Doctors reported he should leave the hospital within two weeks.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Christoff Named Carnegie Tech Baseball Captain
Joe Christoff of Patton Pa was elected captain of next season's Carnegie Tech baseball team. He plays left field and also serves on the football squads.
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Carnegie Tech
Pittsburg
Joe Christoff
Patton
Christoff
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