Golf's Oakmont set for world championship clash
The article previews the 1927 world championship at Oakmont, highlighting contenders from Britain and America. It notes Jonés and other stars like Farrell, Diegel, Gruickshank, and Sarazen as factors, with expectations of a strong British and American Open presence and a tough field ready to test the champion’s true qualities.
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Chub
Indus
Nike És
Izard
Raffers
Onegat
Oakmont
Pita
Desnair
Mitchel
Ray
Wheeler
Auvet'r
Mim _JPhére
Duncan
Havers
Jonés
Parrell Hagen
Sarasen
Diegelyese
Gruickshank
Peor. N
Ktagshe
Andled
Atlanta
Jone
Cruickshank
Farrell
Boomer
Burke
Golden
Turnesa
Diegel
Jones
Cyril Walker
Jim Banes
Willie Macarlane
Gene Sarazen
Worthan Auxiliary to Legion Post Holds Year End Meeting
SOUTHBORO July 15 Special to the Enterprise The Worthan Auxiliary to the Legion Post met at the Legion headquarters for the last meeting until fall Mrs Robert Share opened the meeting The treasurer Mrs W A Gound reported a treasury balance of 45 36 and 66 68 in the Welfare Fund About 207 was used in hospital work during the year The Poppy Drive raised over 60 and this amount will be added to the Welfare Fund The next visit to Westboro and Grafton State hospitals will be in the week of August 22
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
Wothtan’s Auxiliary
Leo B& Bagley
Legion
Robert Share
W.A. Gound
Westboro
Grafton
Lindbergh Eyes Spirit of St Louis Return to New York
New York reports Charles Lindbergh plans a fast return trip in the Spirit of St Louis from Washington to New York if weather allows. He will address the Chamber of Commerce on commercial aviation, attend a benefit boxing event, visit Flo Ziegfeld's show house, see a Rita Hayworth film, and support mothers of missing French aviators at a public charity. Four thousand New Yorkers hosted a dinner in his honor at the Commodore.
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New York
Charles Aergh
Washington
Spirit of
Air Mail
Chamber of Commerce
Newates
Polo Grounds
Flo Ziegfield
Mothers of the Missing
Nangesset
Frensisco Coffi
Lindbergh
Commodore
America
Payson Dana Condition Unchanged At Hospital
Boston reports Payson Dana, Massachusetts Civil Service Commissioner, remains in virtually unchanged condition at Faulkner Hospital. Doctors say little hope is held for his recovery.
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Payson. Dana
Boston
Payson Dana
Massachusetts Civil Service
Faulkner Hospital
Gleason murder trial ends day with defense arguments
State rests case in Cambridge murder trial of Herbert J. Gleason 20 of Jamaica Plain as defense prepared to present arguments. Key witness Patrolman Medford testified he heard Gleason's father at Medford Station House. Barber also described a lookout and a December 4 1926 capture from Rangeley Maine. Gleason claimed motive and was identified by Mary Monagle and May F. Eiving as near the crime scene prior to the shooting of James Monagle.
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Cambridge
Sia
Herbert J. Gleason
Jemaica
James Monagle
Medford
Gleason
May F. Eiving
Monagle
Mary Monagle
Commanders Prepare Early Friday Paris Hop From New York
Commanders from Winchester Virginia work toward a probable take-off to Paris early Friday aboard the America. Bert Acosta Lt George Neville and Byrd are expected to join the crew to re fuel before the return journey. The flight will focus on scientific objectives.
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New York
INS
Winchester
Mi 3
Paris
Byrd Res Bert Acosta
George Neville
America
Coolidge Special Train Draws Crowds Across Wheat Country
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge rode through South Dakota to greet cheering crowds at stations along the wheat fields. The president's party expected to reach Rapid City this evening, near his summer lodge, marking their first West visit.
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K Coolidgé
Coolidge
Rapid City
Tne
Father and Son Graduate on Same Day at Holy Cross College
The Chronicle reports a historic commencement at Holy Cross College where Joseph T. Lilly of Brooklyn received an honorary degree and both father and son earned degrees in the same ceremony. Two hundred seven students graduated as Governor Alvan T. Fuller delivered the address.
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Worcester
Ins
Holy Cross College
Joseph T. Lilly
Brooklyn
Holy Cross
Gainey Seftiat
Alvan T. Fuller
Improvements on the Boston & Maine plan large $8 million program
General Superintendent Samuel F E Miller reported to the Shippers Advisory Board on ongoing Boston & Maine improvements totaling about $8,000,000. Projects include modernization of Boston freight terminals, new car retarders, two new classification yards, and a major rehab of western and Vermont lines to speed car movements and cut costs.
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N. H
Boston
Samuel FE
Boston & Maine
Freidit Terminalis
Tt” Mechaniceville
N. Y
The
Maine
Hi River
Murthér
White River
Inzidertal
Wenzine House
West-Hole
Deaths in four weeks in 77 cities
A long notice summarizes four week deaths in 77 U S cities for the period ending in May with 529 fatalities from accidents, most within city limits. It compares to 493 deaths for the same span in 1926, notes automobile accident totals, and lists Cities with no automobile fatalities. Graduation events at Framingham Normal School are also mentioned with several Marlboro students named.
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United States
Lmits
Correee Ag
Framingham
Marlboro
Ruth Day
Priscilla Whitman
Mildred, Blair
Janet Campbell
Quebec aims to send aid after signal flares in remote Saguenay region
Quebec authorities move to dispatch aid to St Germain four north of the Saguenay River area after signal flares were sighted Sunday evening. Some believe Charles Nungesser and French aviators may have triggered them during a supposed nonstop Paris to New York flight. The signaling occurred in a 400 mile eastward sector from Newfoundland.
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Quebec
INS
St. Germain
Saguenay
Charles Nungessér
Paris
New York
Newfoundland
Union Seeks Probe as Mass Strike Moves Forward
The Resetikke Union 24 called a general strike at 7:00 a.m. protesting Sacco and Wanghe death sentences. Massachusetts Governor Fuller appoints a special committee to investigate. Police ban outdoor gatherings while indoor meetings proceed amid reported doctor meetings. Union agents tour the countryside.
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Buenos Aires
Resetikke Union
Sacco
Wanghe
Gto
Alvan T. Fuller
Massachusetts
Baleen
Union Syndicat
Eclipses On Schedule Time Cambridge
Astronomic experts report two total eclipses visible in 35 years began at 2.43 am in Cambridge. Clouds caused some interference, but observers reported the events proceeding as scheduled.
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Cambridge
INS
Drownings Show Fatalities After Brief Goodbye in Massachusetts
Ten minutes after a farewell, Margaret Alden of Brockton drowned in Cooper's pond. The incident occurred in Carver as the young woman, identified by the source, was among friends near the water. Authorities are investigating the tragedy.
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Carver
Mass
Ins
Margaret Alden
Brockton
Cooper's Pond
Demonstration of farm tools at Cedar Hill station
The Agricultural College at Cedar Hill Waltham announces a June 15 demonstration at 1 30 p m showcasing motor cultivators and spraying machines. The event invites market gardeners and local farmers to view equipment, ongoing experiments, and farm demonstrations. Notable attendees include Abbot Allen James Baker John Bruce Bruce Curtis and John Wetherbeeson among others.
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Inicrelisea
den Field Sta Setts Agricultural College A
Cedar Hill
Waltham
Hembley
Abbot Allen
James &E. Baker
John-M- -Bruece
Reaver
Cer Ee - Ence
Curtis Ea Oe Arren
Goray
John Wetherbeesot Ste
Rockefeller grants $100000 to Newton Theological Institution
Everett W. Gr teenaur announces a $100000 gift from John D. Rockefeller Jr. to Newton Theological Institution in Newton Centre Mass part of the Second Century Fund campaign. The pledge matches a prior $100000 gift and supports education.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Newton Theological Institution
Newton Centre
Mass
Everett W. Gr
Teenaurer
Hes Bdéén
Sonata Education
Everett G
Revered Baptists Recap at Universalist Visitor Day
A visitor at a Universalist church in Concord recalls a Children's Day service. Preachers delivered simple, tasteful addresses to elders and children. The event included a brief, orderly procession and reflections on natural, faith-based memory.
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J. Batt
Concord
Torsliff
Bent
Dany
Fragmentary note from Newton Street medical scene
A partial entry records a patient on Newton Street with an operating surgeon named Contéia of Il riboro involved in a medical or surgical context. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a local health scene with names and places.
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Son Smith
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International Convention of Lions Clubs
Miami
Fla
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Lyonhurst
Rose Yarie Ellery
Walthan
Newton T. L
We'd. Batt
South Acton
Aire Ford
Eee Calor
Il Riboro
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Ema Ta
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