Amateur Rule Has Hurt Golf
The 1916 golf season is marked by backlash against a new amateur ruling. The article praises the rise of the Professional Golfers Association and the growing role of professionals, noting strong crowd interest at events like Siwanoy. It urges clubs to treat professionals with respect to secure future championships and highlights Charles Evans Jr. winning both amateur and open titles as a notable achievement.
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New England
Professional Golfers’ Association
Siwanoy
Charles Evans
Francis Ouimet
Jerome Travers
Last Minute Campaign Quiet Before Election Day
Charles Hughes contends campaign closed as he spends Sunday in New York preparing for the final push before election. He rests at a hotel and plans to vote Tuesday from his residence. President Wilson issues a final message from Long Branch urging party workers to beware sinister forces in a tense electoral season.
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New York
Charles Hughes
Hughes
Riverside Drive
Charles FE. Hughes, Jr
Bridgehampton
N. Y
Madison Square Garden
Eighth Avenue
Wilson
Long Branch
Democratic
Police Lieutenant O'Rourke Stricken On City Street
Police Lieutenant John A. O Rourke of City Point station is listed as dangerous and is hospitalized in City Hospital. He worked the first shift Saturday night and was found unconscious at his Dorchester residence on Bill Street. He remains comatose.
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John A. O’rourke
City Point
City Hospital
Bill Street
Dorchester
Prince Out of Danger After Typhoid Illness
Frederick H. Prince once critically ill with typhoid at Princemere is reported out of danger. He has not yet been informed of the death of his son Norman Prince of the American aviation corps.
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Frederick H. Prince
Princemere
Norman Prince
American Aviation Corps
Six Day Bike Race Opens at Boston Arena Today
Twenty two top cyclists from around the world prepare for Boston's 10th annual six day race starting at 4 pm at the Boston Arena. Teams include Australian-American Grenda and Goullet and Canadian Spencer Brothers, with riders such as McNamara and Spears and Kaiser and Dupuy among entrants.
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Boston Arena
Boston
Bikers Set for Thrilling Six Day Race Showdown
The field features Alf Grenda and Al Goullet as favorites after past wins, with McNamara Spears and the German French duo Kai ser Dupuy among threats. Notable teams include Spencer brothers, Hanley Madden, Sullivan Eaton, Eddie Root and Ivor Lawson, Vincent Madonna and Tony Bello, George Wiley and Clarence Carman, and Corry Magin. Owl nights start times shift to 7 30 PM tomorrow and Thursday, runs until Saturday with election results and cabaret nightly.
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McNamara and
Spears
New York
Wiley and Carman
Boston
Alf Grenda
al Goullet
Grenda
Freddy Hill
Goullet
Hill
McNamara and Spears
Harry Kaiser
Marcel Dupuy
Spencer Brothers
Willie
Arthur
Hanley
Madden
Sullivan
Eaton
Eddie Root
Melrose Boy
Ivor Lawson
Salt Lake City
Italy
Vincent Madonna
Tony Bello
George Wiley
Clarence Carman
Revere
San Francisco
Thomas
Lawrence
Corry
Magin
Parral Abandoned by Carranzistas in Mexico
Parral has been abandoned by the Carranza garrison under General Luis Herrera, according to passengers arriving from Chihuahua City. They could not learn anything about the Americans who were there.
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EL Paso
Tex
Parral
Carranza
Luis Herrera
Chihuahua City
Labor Notes Honor Death Of Thomas F Tracy
A sympathy resolution for Thomas F Tracy secretary treasurer of the Labor Trades Department AF of L was adopted by the Boston Central Labor Union with members standing in silence. Newly elected president P Harry Jennings was installed by past president Michael A Murphy. An open organizing meeting for Metal Polishers Buffers Placers Brass and Silver Workers Union 95 is set for Friday at 995 Washington Street.
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Thomas F. Tracy
Labor Trades Department
A. F. of L
Boston Central Labor Union
P. Harry Jennings
Michael A. Murphy
Metal Polishers
Buffers
Plpters
Brass and Silver Workers’ Union 95
Washington Street
Boston Banker Denies Scouting Labor War Quote
Charles C. Jackson, banker and stockbroker and president of the Boston Council of Boy Scouts, told a Boston Central Labor Union meeting that a quoted remark urging boys to withstand labor unions after the war was untrue. He addressed 400 Boy Scout masters and disputed the published report of his Harvard Union dinner remark.
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Charles C. Jackson
Boston Council of Boy Scouts
Harvard Union
Boston Central Labor Union
Scouts and labor unions seek action on Boy Scouts participation
Mr. Jackson urged the C L U to help ease fears in the labor movement about sons joining the Boy Scouts. He proposed supplying 100 scout masters from union ranks to benefit the community. A committee including Henry Abrams and others was appointed to investigate the movement.
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Mr. Jackson
James &. West
New York
National Board of Directors
O. &. Loomis
Boston
Henry Abrahams
George J. Kelley
Eleterical Workers’ Union
Nicholas J. Nally
Retail Clerks’ Union
Boy Scouts Movement
West
Jackson
Central Labor Union Backs Wilson for Re election
Boston Central Labor Union and affiliated locals urge members to vote for President Wilson, praising laws like the Clayton act seamen's act child labor and eight hour railroad workers law. Boston Local 9 of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers reports progress with New Haven railroad management on a new wage and work agreement.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Wilson
United States
Boston Local &9
New Haven
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