Twin Elms Elimination Tournament Highlights and Scores
Golfers at Twin Elms faced rain as Leo Hampton defeated H G Johnston in the championship flight while Bryan Gallagher edged Acey Parker. Harry Wehrly and Bus Comer beat Jim Olson and QO Bayes. The second flight saw M B Gallagher and B F Hampton under weight caps, with Kyle McKinnon defeating George White. Further results pending for the third and fourth flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Elms
Leo Hampton
Pres
H. G. Johnston
Bryan Gallagher
Acey Parker
Harry Wehrly
Bus Comer
Jim Olson
QO. D. Bayes
Leo
Byron
M. B. Gallagher
Entertainment Committee
B. F. Hampton
Dr. Hess
Tommy Horton
Lloyd Fuller
Wilms
Elmer Anderson
Jerry”’ Callihan
B. Hampton
Burke Collins
Dr. Weeff
Ted
Albert Haley
Simon Bogardus
Judge Hebher
Kyle McKinnon
George White
R. Woodcock
Roy Roach
Jesse Hampton
Fred Doherty
Wm. Caple
Dr Mulder
Theo Bowler
Hardy Schaeffer
Mt. Pleasant
Homer Douglas
Norris Elden
Broadway and Forty-Second Street Clean-Up Plan
New York leaders from the Forty-second Street Merchants' association plan a joint push to restore Broadway and Forty-second Street to their former prestige. They aim to curb street peddlers, reduce gaudy signs, close objectionable dance halls, and remove cheap shops that have undermined the district. Edward W. Forrest reports progress with sign removals and magistrate cooperation.
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New York
Broadway
Forty Second Street
Coney Island
Thirty-third
Fifty-Ninth
Forty-second Street
Forty-second Street Property Owners’ and Merchants’ Association
Julius G. Kugelman
Mill Factors’ Corporation
Broadway Association
Kugelman
Forty-Second Street Association
Edward W. Forrest
Fifth Avenue West
Cross Street
Forrest
Manhattan
Clare, Hagle, and Wagle teams in county league tilt
A Vernon Hill community notes a Tuesday game where Clare led Wagle 12 11 in a lively match amid enthusiastic fans. The piece also charts a postponed Friday softball at Ward’s Park due to fading light and lists social visits, church meetings, and Labor Day gatherings across Vernon Hill and nearby towns with multiple residents and out‑of‑town visitors.
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Clare
Hagle
Bryan
Miller
Bill Richmond
John Rodabaugh
Wagle
Him Grove
Ward's Park
Jim Irwin
Harrison
Eli Grove
John W. Burnett
Board of Supervisors
Clare County
Justices of Peace
State Department
Briar Root for Pipes History Traced to 1860
The article notes briar root used for smoking pipes dates to 1860 when a French firm identified its high quality for pipe making.
Champion Fiddler Balks at Modern Jazz Music
Macon Missouri sixty nine year old champion old time fiddler Henry Taylor refuses to play jazz. He explains he would not perform at a dance where he could not bring his wife and daughters and would not attend such a venue. He recalls past square dances were traditional countryside affairs.
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Macon
Henry Taylor
Missouri
Brazilian Bandit Lampeno Slain After Years of Defiance
In Pernambuco Brazil soldiers killed bandit Virgilino Ferreira da Silva known as Lampeno after years of pursuit. The outlaw drew public sympathy for a feud sparked by a quarrel with the fiancée family that cost his sweetheart and father their lives.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
Lampeno
Virgilino Ferreira da Silva
Keeper Faces Wolves Bitter Night in Buenos Aires
Neighbors reported a nocturnal scene as wolves outside a door drew police to a keeper named Max Blinian. He admitted not receiving wages for six months and stealing the wolves' rations to survive.
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Aires
Max Blinian
Leech Usage Persists Among Cleveland Immigrants
In Cleveland hundreds of foreign born residents cling to leech therapy, with the Red Cross pharmacy selling leeches nationwide including to Canadian customers. Manager L. H. Fisher says Europeans’ leeches are preferred for being smaller and greener, imported from marshes and kept alive in water and air.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Red Cross Pharmacy
L. H. Fisher
Canada
Giant Loggerheads Rule Seas as Monarch Turtles
Nature Magazine notes sea turtles are giants of the tortoise race. The loggerhead grows up to four feet in shell length and 250 to 350 pounds, with the sea as its element and a swift appetite for fish and squid.
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Nature Magazine
Local Visits and Weekend Travels Note Community Ties
Mr and Mrs Joseph Acker visited Mr and Mrs Cyril Lets Monday afternoon. Patterson family spent weekend with Mrs Reed. Frances Mussyr returned from Clare to grandmother Mrs M Harser. Walter Dehmer and Carl Bergey of Flint called on Prank Musser Sunday. Hursh of Flint visited Bert Bergey Saturday. Seestedt family from Romulus called on Ray Bergey Saturday evening. They planned to visit Frank Poet’s home before Florida trip. Robert Bergey, summer with grandparents, returned home to start school. Fred Buddie called at their farm Monday.
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Vernon
Victor Stough
Flint
Geo. Stough
Victor
Ted Bergey
Smith
Jennie Bergey
Slater
Mt. Pleasant
Bergey
Leo Bro
James Orvis
Battle Creek
C. D. Harvey
Arthur Brown
David Mussell
George Snider
Frank
Chris Reger
Clarence Horning
Delores
Seymour Border
Jim Sherman
Hinkleville
G. D. Harvey
Detroit
Ella Ramey
Wesley Adams
Martin Forbes
Marion
Frank Giddings
Ewart
Peter Aiey
Little Berdella Maitland
Wellington Akey
Fred Akey
Thomas Clark
Rosebush
Glen Wood
Lansing
George Stough
Doris May Gladstone
Donald
Ruth Gladstone
Vena Horning
Hotel Doherty
Helen McGregor
Lewis Nevins
Tra. Cisson
Grand Lodge
Latter Day Saints
Melville
Albert
Tom Bolen
Thomas Bolen
Farwell
Cartie Perverse
Austin Trumble
Jennette Green
Betty Cunningham
Kathleen Young
Ideal Theatre
Joseph Acker
Cyril Lets
C. Patterson
Neil
Reed
Frances Mussyr
Clare
M Harser
Walter Dehmer
Carl Bergey
Musser
Wm. Hursh
Bert Bergey
H. Seestedt
Romulus
Ray Bergey
Frank Poet
Florida
Robert Bergey
Hagle
Fred Bugdie
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New York’s
M.L. VanHoose
Harry Cleveland
Church of Got
North Bradley
T. L. Mark
Charlevoix
Lawrence Teale
Howell
Lawrence
Floyd Bergey
Joan Schoonover
Alma
Phyllis Bordner
Tra Olsson
Wilson State Park
Hastings
Hazel
Doris
Dorothy Irwin
Irwinville
The
Ideal
Carria Perverse
Irwin
Chris Roger
Vernon Hill
Howard Young
U. S. Navy
St. Louis
Mickie
Fiddler Balks
Modern Jazz
Keeper
Wolves
Ward All Drug Stores
George Bates
Loomis
Justice Young
Hanley
Leo J. Campeau