Lockwood Triumphs In Myopia Cup Golf Match
A. G. Lockwood of the Allston Club defeated J. G. Averill of Harvard 5 up and 4 to play in a 36 hole Myopie cup match at Myopia. Lockwood led morning play, then surged in the afternoon, finishing 6 up with two holes to play before halting. He posted a 36 hole total of 166 and a final round of 82, marking a remarkable display of driving and iron play.
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Varlon
A. G. Lockwood
Allston Club
J. G. Averill
Harvard
Eckwood
Colonel Bogey
Lockwood
Averill
Lockwoo
Macdonald
Myopia
Davis Wins Longwood Tennis Championship Match
Dwight F. Davis defeats L E Ware in a three set Massachusetts title match at the Longwood Cricket Club grounds. Davis wins 6-4 6-4 6-1, claiming the state championship after yesterday securing a semifinal victory, with Ware briefly rallying in the second set.
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Longwood Cricket Club
Donpwood
M. D. Whitman
Dwight F. Davis
Whitman
Longwood Club
L. E. Ware
Yoy Inca
Ware
Pier
Davis
Brown
Lockwood Greene & Co. Opens Larger Mill Architects Office
The firm celebrated moving to 9% Federal Street with a reception for about three hundred clients and friends. The new offices occupy the entire floor of a 10 000 square foot suite with fifteen rooms and own telephone exchanges. The drawing room features mahogany fittings and a large draughting room with over thirty tables. The firm plans twenty five mills, twenty three in the South. Staff includes Stephen Greene head, Frank E Shedd chief engineer, William L Church mechanical engineer, Joseph Harris secretary, and F W Reynolds head draughtsman.
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Lockwood, Greene & Co
Mill Architects and Engineers
Stephen Greene
Frank E. Shedd
Chif
William L. Church
Joseph Harris
F. W. Reynolds
Hanrahan Knocked Out by West at Oyster Island Club
Billy Hanrahan of New York was stopped in the seventeenth round by Tommy West of Brooklyn at Seaside Sports Club on Coney Island. West earned the victory, though Hanrahan showed the better form early, with the loss attributed to inexperience in fighting tactics. Kid Thomas and Jimmy Mappin also met in a preliminary, with Thomas delivering a knockout in the eighth.
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West
Kid Thomas
New York
Jimmy Mapas
Thomas
Marlboro Driving Park Race Day Opens With Tight Finishes
A large field contested two classes in a thrice-run program at Marlboro. Seoathae led trot heats but broke early, while Bird Gas favored in the pacing. Times trended fast with several heats decided by late stretches as Great X and others chased.
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Seoathae
Ana
Roosevelt Favored by New York Delegates at Convention
Delegates arrive in force for Roosevelt at the Philadelphia convention. McCall drives Long boomers, urging votes for Secretary Long while Col. Dick reads the call. Hanna guides proceedings as Teddy receives roaring support and the convention opens in ceremonial splendor.
Hanna and Lodge Confer on Long Nomination
Philadelphia June 20 Senators Hanna and Lodge hold a conference to rally administration forces for Secretary Long. Hanna opposes New York’s Woodruff nomination, while Lodge is confident of Long’s nomination. Massachusetts delegates back the Long effort, with New England represented at meetings. A district-wide lithograph distribution and Broad Street transparency are planned.
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New England
New Jersey
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Illinois
Michigan
Nevada
California
Alabama
Ohio
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Stoughton
Murray
Boston
Dunham
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Broad Street
Convention In Session Opens At Philadelphia Convention
The Republican national convention opened in Philadelphia at noon with calm skies and slow crowds. Delegates entered in solid streams, escorted through streets by marching clubs. Governor Roosevelt drew an instant, roaring cheer as he entered, signaling a theatrical but celebratory start to the gathering. Senator Hanna and others seated amid a hushed, attentive audience.
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J. Gray Bolton
the Hope
Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia
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National Committee
Acsen
Philadelphia
Republican Party
Ohio
Asi
Henry
Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Davis
Minnesota
Foraker
Wolcott
Massachusetts Delegates Weigh Long for 1932 Nomination
The piece details Senatorial efforts to push Secretary Long as a presidential nominee with Speaker nominations and allied support. It notes Senator Lodge backing Roosevelt friends, Dolliver and Roosevelt factions, and mixed New England delegation sentiment. It also mentions Senator Hanna’s favorable view of Long and Quay and Platt’s stances shaping the bloc.
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M. J. Murray
Missouri
Long
Roosevelt
New England
Dolliver
Hingham
Massachusetts
Hanna
Post
New York
Quay
Platt
Roosevelt Spectacle At Kansas Rally Before Depew Crowd
The scene centers on Roosevelt arriving with Senator Depew sharing the stage. A Kansas reception greets him as delegates pull him across the aisle amid a packed gallery. The hall buzzes with voices as the band falls silent and the crowd swells in anticipation.
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Depew
Roosevelt
San Juan
Aigle
New York
Kansas
Political Platform Proposes Sliver Coinage and Trade Controls
The text outlines a platform advocating free coinage of silver with international agreement, opposing cartels and trade restrictions, and supporting labor interests including immigration limits and shorter hours. It notes mediation by the President in the Great Britain Transvaal war and signals sympathy for the Boers, while citing Hague treaty limits.
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Als Sociare
Great Britain
Transvaal
Swallow Sidelined by Appendicitis in Boston Committee
Lt. George N. Swallow, chairman of Boston's Republican city committee, is ill with a mild appendicitis attack. Doctors say he should rest for a few days, with a possible operation six months from now. The note was received from Philadelphia on June 19.
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Philadelphia
George N. Swallow
Republican City Committee
Boston
Lodge Will Preside Over Permanent Organization Meet
The committee on permanent organization led by General Grosvenor of Ohio as chairman and Thomas N Hastings of New Hampshire as secretary met after adjournment to finalize convention procedures and select officers.
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Philadelphia
Committee On Permanent Organization
General Grosvenor
Ohio
Thomas N. Hastings
New Hampshire
Fragment from a political speech on American industry protection
Passage notes the republic’s birth and the Republican party as the center of the defense of American industry, ending with a reference to Hanna concluding his address.
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the Republic
Mr. Hanna
Senator Wolcott Chosen Temporary Chairman at Convention
At the convention a tribute to colleagues on the national committee tied to the end of his chairmanship, praising Senator Wolcott of Colorado for sterling service and presenting him as temporary chairman. Senator Fairbanks moved approval from the first row, and delegates voted unanimously to confirm.
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Wolcott
Fairbanks
Senator Wolcott
Wolcott Leads Convention as Taylor Interacts on Stage
Senator Wolcott, on the platform, aroused the Colorado orator to set the convention off like a rocket. He wore a blue jack suit and white vest, greeted Chairman Hanna, and addressed the gathering. Governor Taylor of Kentucky then rose, motions to approve temporary officers passed, and the roll of States began. The convention adjourned at 3 o’clock until noon tomorrow.
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Hanna
Taylor
Kentucky
Wolcott
Draft Platform Session Notes Mention Finial Legislation
A fragmentary draft from the platform committee notes a June 19 meeting. It references a financial bill and a proposed standard and mentions Messrs Hadone and Payne supporting a package of legislation. The text is garbled with partial phrases and unclear context.
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Male
Hospital Notice From Fragmented OCR Listing
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a hospital district or service with a street address at 8 Vaccline Street Arch Street, but details are unclear and incomplete about the wage, seropelisan, or staffing.
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Wil
Seropelisan Maning Cos
Vauklin St
Arch St
Senator Lodge Named Permanent Chairman and Johnson Secratary
In a formal session, Senator Lodge was chosen as permanent chairman and Charles W. Johnson of Minnesota was elected permanent secretary. The vote reflected a stable leadership plan for the ongoing proceedings.
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Senator Lodge
Charles W. Johnson
Minnesota
Milton Field Day at Milton Academy Highlights
The Milton Academy class games on campus featured exciting events led by Perkins equalling the 5 ft 3 8 in high jump record. Forbes House won the championship banner with 146 points, Rollins House 77, Day School 45, as numerous sprint and distance events showcased strong performances across houses and classes.
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When Doctors Disagree About Indigestion Remedies
Doctors favor different indigestion cures but none alone matches the all in one mix in Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The preparation combines vegetable essences fruit salts pepsin and bismuth to treat sour stomach nervous dyspepsia belching distress after meals and related symptoms. Sold by druggists for 50 cents.
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Two Shootings in St Louis Strike Turbulence
In St Louis on June 19 two shooting incidents erupted during a strike. A passing wagon was taunted by scabs from a Transit Line car and a shot struck a passenger in the wagon, injuring Peter Bonifer a saloon keeper. Minnie Allen was also seriously wounded in similar fashion.
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Omeone
Peter Bonifer
Minnie Allen
Serion
Cambridge investigates city officer over acting before Legislature
Two city orders passed last night in Cambridge direct the committee on public instruction to investigate whether any city officer, possibly Secretary Sanford B. Hubbard, acted without mayoral or council authorization regarding petitions or advocacy for a special act before the Legislature.
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Spaldi
Ward 1
Committee On Public Instruction
Sanford B. Hubbard
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