Osius Freed of Blame in Miami Auto Accident
Witnesses testified at a coroner’s inquest that Fred Osius, a Wisconsin inventor, lost control of his car on the Miami Beach causeway causing the deaths of Bertha Miller and her six year old son. The jury cleared him of responsibility and said the deaths resulted from an unavoidable accident.
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Mia
Fred Osius
Wisconsin
Miami Beach
Bertha Miller
Osius
Liscayne Bay
Mrs. Miller
Miller
Elizabeth Ryan Advances to Wimbledon Semi Finals
Elizabeth Ryan defeats defending champion Mrs Jitty McCane Godfree at Wimbledon to become the first American woman in the semifinals. Helen Wills also gains an American victory over Mrs Peacock, while Francis Hunter loses to Henri Cochet after strong opening sets.
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Ean Press
Wimbledon
Eng
Elizabeth Ryan
Mra
Jitty McCane Godfree
Helen Wills
Francis T. Hunter
Henri Cochet
Miss Ryan
Mrs. Godfree
Berkeley
Mrs. Peacock
South Africa
Francis T
La Grange College to Hannibal in Missouri Move
Hannibal Chamber of Commerce offered to move La Grange College from La Grange to Hannibal for a package of 175000 dollars in cash and 100 acres of land. The La Grange college trustees voted 11 to 5 to accept and will negotiate with Hannibal officials.
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Hannibal
Hannibal Chamber of Commerce
LaGrange
Missouri
Baptist Denomination
Pick of College Crews Meet Today on Hudson River
The top college rowing crews meet on the Hudson for three championship races. Washington Huskies and California Golden Bears are favored, with Navy challenging in the varsity eights as Eastern crews seek an upset and North Pacific rivals loom large.
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Pick OF College
Hudson River
Associated Press
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson
University of Washington
Hiuskies
California
Golden Bears
Washington
Naval Academy
Tom Inddy
America
Navy
Western entries win tennis matches
In Haverford Pennsylvania on June 28 Cranston Holman of Stanford seeded number 1 led the field as western players advanced to the quarterfinals in the inter collegiate championships at Merion Cricket Club. California and Texas entries dominated with eight westerners remaining and six Californians. Holman defeated M B Grant of Georgia Tech 6 1 6 0 to reach the quarterfinals. Benjamin Gorchakoff of Occidental defeated Kenneth Appel of Princeton to enter the fourth round. Wilmer Allison of Texas beat M Dranga of Washington, and Ben Estep of SMU defeated Fred Creame of Delaware to move forward.
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Haverford
Cranston Holman
Stanford University
California
Texas
Merion Cricket Club
Holman
M. B. Grant
Georgia Tech
Benjamin Gorchakoff
Occidental College
Kenneth Appel
Princeton
Wilmer Allison
M. Dranga
University of Washington
Ben Estep
Southern Methodist University
Fred Creame
Delaware
A S B Bridge to Become Toll Free
The A S B Bridge over the Missouri River will become a free highway bridge on July 15, per city manager H F McElroy. Officials from the bridge owners Kansas City and Clay County discussed terms for an easement purchase in a conference held today. Tolls have been postponed several times before this announced abolition date.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Missouri River
H. F. McElroy
Clay County
Adoree Weds Sherman Gill in Secret California Ceremony
Film actress Rene Adoree quietly wed Sherman Gill a Los Angeles businessman in a June ceremony. The couple kept plans secret as friends learned of the nuptials.
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Associated Press
Holly Woop
Cal
Sherman Gill
Los Angeles
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