Open Tournament Proves Gold Is Still a Sport
Washington DC reports that the Open Championship crowned Bobby Jones, an amateur, proving golf remains a sport. The piece notes the prize money and fame favor pros, but highlights Jones for beating top professionals, the large 360-entry field, and the reaction of golf as a test of skill over commerce.
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Washington, D. C
Nie
Plas
Wbeld
Cruikshank
Inwood
Long Island
Bob Jones
Jack Dempsey
Pris Fishiing
H O
Imwood
Robby” Jones
Vardon
Ray
Dane Mitchell
Yecord
Lee
Cells Reward Of Bulgar Officials
A Bulgarian official list from the Radi al newspaper notes harsh fates for cabinet members. Ten exiled, six dead, and remaining imprisoned across five historic cabinets with counts per ministry.
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Butsarin
UN Radial
Guecieff-Daneft
Mourteen
Uoim Fx. Je
Radoshwott
Eberty
Malinet
Malinos
Theodoret
Stamboulissy Cabine
Local Produce Market Slumps Amid Weak Week in September 1923
Market report from the Suite Board notes dulled activity across vegetables and fruits. Tomatoes, beans, corn, and cabbage show weak demand while apples, butter, and eggs hold firmer prices. overall meat and dairy markets stay firm with steady to higher quotes.
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Ne Bureau
Suite Board
Iure
Iyo
Hennery
Confidence in Fall Trade Pushes Stock Prices Up
New York reports show renewed confidence in fall trade with cautious optimism across oil and steel sectors. Pools push prices higher amid favorable conditions while mining negotiations restrain gains. consumer demand and agricultural prospects offer steadier support as markets anticipate September activity.
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New York
Steek
Tess Skelihoog
Debate Over Black Bear Status in Maine History
The article discusses farmers and the public debate on whether the black bear is a friend or foe. It notes bears eat acorns berries and small game, sometimes attack livestock, and that some fear stricter protection would harm farming. Farmers largely oppose broader protection, warning of agricultural risks.
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Maine
Herries
Althong
Bond Prices Move Unevenly Amid Weekly Trading
Bond market shows mixed results with small total offerings and some gains in American Oil and Mexican Winds on renewed diplomatic news. United States government bonds hold steady, foreign issues mostly firm, and domestic industries respond to demand.
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Grolume of
Transactiona
Yond
United States
Honda
Europe
Coal Prices at Mine Amid Industry Dispute
Reported coal prices at a mine average six dollars per ton amid a strike era dispute. Officials note potential price clarity but warn of adjustments if operators concede wage demands. The study cites a 20 percent wage pressure and a 9 to 10 percent price impact, with talks led by mine operators and workers groups in Washington and Chey.
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Ralph PF
Opera
Diamonds rival Moonshine in Prohibition Era Boom
A British report links diamonds, emeralds, and even pork chops in a shifting world supply under U.S. prohibition. Diamonds and other gems surge as luxury spending rises while rations fall, with emeralds and Orient pearls also climbing in price amid new consumer demand and tighter mine stocks.
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Great Britain
United
United States
Bureau of Chemistry
Fivery
eSaggeration
Weashey
al Geris
Apps
Mary
Bnt
England
Alde
India
Kimberley
Umbrella Thefts at London Club Prompt Quirky Notice
A titled club member posted a sharp notice on the bulletin board accusing another member of taking his umbrella. He demanded its return from the rack by the miscreant and warned of displeasure from the house committee if ignored.
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London
Bulletion Board
House Committee
Unclear OCR note mentions a 78 year old and a wedding
The fragment references a 78 year old person and a wedding within a blurred text. It mentions a rector and events around a church service. Names and places are unreadable, with several garbled phrases and missing context.
Fragmented notice fragment on a nobleman and umbrella
A damaged OCR fragment shows a quip about a noble man taking an umbrella. The text mentions a member and a question why a noble person would take an umbrella, but the passage is incomplete and unclear.
Youths Companion Fragment About Members and Nobility
Fragmentary note cites the Constitution Club demanding noblemen or gentlemen membership and a reference to a gentleman who declined. The text is unclear and detached from a full event or date.
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Constitution Club
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