Mehlhorn Leads Early as Jones Falters in Open Golf
Mehlhorn of Chicago maintains a slim lead in the national open golf championship at the club despite a seven stroke slip on the final stretch. Jones suffers the worst round in eight years as Bobby Tunes and Wain fall back. Mark Forrester of New York posts a 75 to join the leaders at 140.
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Jones
Columbus
Mehlhorn
Chicagso
Nodiniaining Nia
Mctofe Club
Stokes
Bobby Tunes
Teak Poar
Mark Forrester
New York
Vorer
Fin York
Williams
Ravere
Jone
Jack Forre
Ciltek
Win
York
Lagen
Lele Mat
AJ Esposit
Joan Jamona
Uregudili Murphy
Hiengo
Willie Mack Lane
Tomuy Armour Washington
Bob Tuickshank
Wille Hiunte
Lo Angeles
Ub Dhikideephin
Densmor Shute
Huntington
al Watroys
Wrand Rapid
Tom Harmon
Jack Wee
Seattle
Lad Geo Smith
Paul
Laurie Ayton
Clarence Hackney
Ini Atlante Ily
Las Johnsie
Bob MacDonald
Sprogell Saginaw Miow
Detroit
Hampton Memphis
Arthur Demane
Clarence Mianero
Clas
Pittsburgh
Tom Tevens
Culver City Calit
Ik White Vleve
R. Veach Paila
N Smith
Den
EB. Monickshank
N.Y
Hh. Black
H.R. Jahnen
Memphis
Ayton
D. H Waworth
Evans Chi
Hagen
Pasadena
MacFarlane
Hunter
L. A
B. Leach
Phila
French S
Pines
Shute Huntington
Brady N.Y
Nabholiz
Cleve
Fas Costella
BR. Hartshorn China Ag
J Blakeslee
Kenosha
A. Nordane
N. G Spencer
T. TD. Long
R. Wiechman
T. Kerrigan
Ie. Hancock
S. Reifore
Whiteulphur Springs
W W. Va
G. Harvard
N. O
Thompson
Rich
R Wash
Barnett
Guilickson
Cal
Lally
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Ford
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Wint
City
Marietta
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MacAndrew
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MacDonald
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Hall Blishm
Barnes
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Chi
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Sprogell
Ww. Worter
J. G. Curley Weston
I Cooper
Karity
Christ Bigton
U. Trout
Topeka
McLeod Wash
Stark Ind
Weber
Murphy
J. D. Robertcom
Bird Renton
Jones Surges but Slips in Turbulent Open Round
Golf reporting details a chaotic round led by Jones, with Evans and Turnesa close behind. The field faced a hot wind, fast greens, and rough as Jones battled penalties and errant shots, finishing far behind leaders while several amateurs from Huntington to Grand Rapids posted high scores in the British Open qualifiers.
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Jones
Evans Agin
Playell
John Dunor
Willie Mackmnane
Til
Tieman
Mebhern
Hoe Ternesa
New Yo
Téin Williams
New
Leo Tiegel
Maphosa
Whieaga
Willis Klein
New York
Charlis
Judas
Hig Severt
Birdie Vorce
Falla
Feallery
Anne
Reugh
Flevely
Mehlhoven
Turnesa
William
McLean
Diesel
Tetay
Aly
Ders
Evans
Densmore Shuir
Huntington
AL Watters
Grand Rapids
Harrison Johnston
St. Paul
Keefe Cuprer
Oklanama City
cuAgtom Uileholder
Dorop
Tee
Os Angeles
Arence W
Foculs
Weidte Hield
trans-Mississippi
Roland Mackenzie
Washington
Sand Watts Gunn
Allaat
Wade
Alsan
Mardi Gras and Baby Show Planned for August 1926
The Lindganort Police Resolve Association announces its second Mardi Gras and Baby Show will be held in August at the beach event site. Highlights include a greased pole and fish catching, a boxing exhibition, and prizes such as an electric sewing machine for best baby and best dressed baby. Officers led by A Browne head the committee with Lieutenant John Browne and Detective Sergeant Thomas McNavien coordinating events for the department benefit.
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Anni Mavi Gaas
Issies
Lindganort Police Ronnvele Association
Atts
Mde
NEW MEN CAUSE STRIKE DEADLOGK
Narrative of alleged attack on bus driver Andruss and multiple assaults during a strike. Suspects, including driver Piano, are under investigation as police pursue identities. Strikes disrupt several bus lines with drivers replaced, while union head Harry Wells denies involvement and asserts nonviolence.
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Kelly Street
Unis
Jami Andrass
Avenue D. Strattford
Andrass
Hhis Bus
Artic Street
Seaview Avenue
Andruss
Cac
Anarus
Ile
Pinhe
Nichols
Aniruss
White Line
John Mason
Arlington Street
Washington Avenue
Housatonic Avenue
Mason
Bridgeport Auto Transit Company
Michael Chicko
Crescent Avenue
Pellee
Bun Noes
Harry Wells
Teamsters and Chauffeurs
Vus
Ohe
Behrens
Central Corporation
Coleman
Girl, 16 Attacked Near Judson Avenue. Assailant Escapes
Miss Anni Knapp, sixteen, walking near Judson avenue last night around eleven, was brutally attacked by an unknown assailant who struck her with a briels tack. She was taken to Bridgeport hospital with a fractured skull and head injuries. George Kuhl heard the struggle, helped her to his home, and summoned an ambulance, but she arrived at the hospital before it did. Detectives were questioning her as the assailant fled on foot near Claremont street.
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Judson Avenue
Eunuck
Anni Knapp
Bridgeport Hospital
Claremont Street
Mneman
George Kuhl
T Iune
Losmitul Beore
Reorganization faction barred from committee in Bridgeport
A divided Republican meet last night in Bridgeport outlined committee assignments for August 21 events. Key figures named include Postmaster Arthur Connors and several district chairs while factional balance remains unsettled.
Alleged Mail Thief Waives Hearing Here
Attorney Thomas Culllnin represents Maen Ung McMahan who waived examination before U S Commissioner Hugh J. Lowery yesterday. McMahan is held for September U S court with bond set at 1500 on charges of stealing money from the parish. Envelopes with marked money were reportedly found on his person and he remained in custody pending the hearing.
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Thomas Culllnin
Manchester Auto Crash Results. Mouse Causes Sudden Escape
Franklin Strong and his wife were in their car when a mouse ran up Mr Strong’s trouser leg triggering a startled reaction that led to a crash on Main Street. The vehicle struck a telephone pole, ending in the front yard of a resident. Mrs Strong suffered slight shock and injury. The crash damaged the car. the rodent is believed to have entered the car while it was in the Strong garage.
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Strong
Iung Alvar Main Street
Se Var
Mr. Strong
Willen
Sarved
Fragmentary Libretti: A PIS COUNSE Audrey Dictates Lesson
A garbled OCR snippet shows dialogue about learning mail and a postman delivering a lesson, likely from a linguistic or letter writing piece. Names and phrases are incomplete, rendering full context unavailable. The readable portion hints at an instructional exchange and daily mail delivery as a learning aid.
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A. L. DeLaney
Earle J. Martin
Henry N. McCathron
Mwrank EE. Squires
Frank Braithwaite
Levi L. Moore
Caroline Garlick
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Louise Emeneger
Saulu G. Hopkins
Daisy Barstow
Rose McCarthy
Mary McDonough
Mary le Lynch
Catherine Matson
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Cora Dorn
Adelaide Cloucher
Elbert Hull
John Redgate
Gerry Treadwell
Howard F. Bryant
Robert T. Cherry
William Cannon
Harry H. Doty
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John H. Martin
A. Saunders
Frank Squires
Dennis Kelly
Alfred J. Knapp
Edward Hart
George Morrin
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Charles Deas
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George 5
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May Coleman
W. F. Cole
James Brennan
Anthony Gallagher
Ames Neary
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Robert Campbell
William XK. Hatt
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M L. Des
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