Bobby Jones Tees For Lead In Open Championship
Hoylake England June 18 five rounds of the British Open tied Bobby Jones American amateur for the lead as Cotton faced late rain. Horton Smith, Don Moe, Zee Diegel posted 74s, MacDonald Smith had 70, Barnes challenging but faltered. Sedgefield Greensboro N C June 18 match play began in the Southern Amateur Championship with eight qualifiers after withdrawals.
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Hoylake
Eng
Bobby Jones
Cotton
Horton Smith
Don Moe
Zee Diegel
George Yea
Long Min" Barnes
Donalé Seaith
Jones
Barnes
Mac Smith
Ywagh
Britain
Cotton Is
MacDonald Smith
Smith
Jim” Barnes
Mac ‘Smith
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
N.C
Forracere
Edgar Dana, Jr
Orlando
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New York Receives Byrd Party with Major Welcome
New York prepares a grand welcome for Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and his Antarctic expedition, including a harbor parade, 13 gun salute, and a Broadway procession to City Hall. Governor Pollard of Virginia and Mayor Walker lead official honors for the expedition crew and Byrd family.
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Richard E. Byrd
Hoover
United States
Little America
Park City
New Oak
New York
Byrd
Antarctic
Noor
Governors Island
Broadway
City Hall
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
City of
Eleanor Bolling
Admiral Byrd
Grover A. Whalen
John Garland Pollard
Breadway
James J. Walker
Walker
Chapman Photos Credit Omitted In Eagle
Ed Crawford and Joe Martin Stallings were the champion and runner up in the Do than Country Club golf tournament. Chapman Studio took their pictures and credit was missing beneath the images in an Eagle page three posting yesterday.
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Ed Crawford
Joe Martin Stallings
Dothan
Cannon Hurls Challenge to Rep Tinkham
In Washington on June 18 AP reports Bishop Cannon challenged Rep. Tinkham of Massachusetts to repeat his libel accusations or risk prosecution. Tinkham accused Cannon of misusing 6500 of 65200 donated by E C Jameson to promote Hoover in the South and defy reporting rules. Cannon’s testimony before the lobby committee showed refusals to answer questions and a committee backed by Caraway prepared a transcript without action recommendations.
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Washington
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Cannon
Senate Lobby Committee
E. C. Jameson
New York
Hoover
South
Louisville
Kentucky
House of Representatives
Boston
James
Caraway
Arkansas
Etheridge Given 30 Year Term for 1929 Slaying
Offie Etheridge 23 is sentenced to 30 years in the state penitentiary for second degree murder in the 1929 slaying of Drew Patterson near Gadsden Alabama. The June 18 verdict follows conviction and reflects a long-ago case brought to trial.
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Gadsden
Als
North Alabama
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
John McDuffie
Alabama
Owen
Union
Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Mra. Owen
Federation of Democratic Women Clubs
Buffalo, N. Y
Offie Etheridge
State Penitentiary
Drew Patterson
Here
Opposition to New Tariff Spreads Across Nations
The Hawley Smoot tariff takes effect with 1122 rate schedules. Canada imposes retaliatory duties on US imports. Belgium and Spain consider or study measures against the United States. Cuban editorials condemn the tariff and warn it ends Pan Americanism and friendship with the US. Europese presses discuss economic imperialism concerns.
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United States
Canada
Havana
EE Mundo
Cuba
Pastis
Petit Bleu
France
Tl Tevere
Rome
el Mundo
Cuben Suger
Houston County Farmers Push Early Veggie Boom in Dothan Markets
Houston county grown watermelons cucumbers peas beans corn and other produce are replacing shipped vegetables on the Dothan markets. Mrs. W. G. Pruett notes farmers will exceed prior truck garden output bringing thousands into the county and curb market sales may top 10000 for the season.
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Houston County
Dothan
Mra. W. G. Pruett
Mra. Pruett
Houston
Alabama
Morrow Wins Senate Race In New Jersey
The report states Morrow won the U S Senate race in New Jersey defeating opponents. The Associated Press dispatch notes the result as part of broader election coverage with emphasis on campaign returns and political implications for the state.
Morrow Wins Republican Senate Nomination in New Jersey Primary
Outdistancing his nearest opponent by about 200000 votes, Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow was nominated for the United States Senate in a four cornered primary. Frank W. Fort and Joseph Frelinghuysen trailed, while John A. Kelly made a late bid. Morrow will face Alexander Bimpyan and Thelma Parkinson in the fall.
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Newark
N. J
Ambaeses- Gor
Dwight W Morrow
United States
Morrow
Franklin W. Fort
State Anti-Saloon League
Joseph 8. Frelinghuysen
John A. Kelly
Aléxander Bimpyaon
Walter E. Edge
Thelma Parkinson
Fort
Frelinghuysen
Yert
New York
Philadelphia
Ambassador Morrow
Englewood
Herodotus
James K. Shields
Anti-Saloon League
Maniacal Slayer Kills Two Threatens Third Tonight
A maniacal killer in Queens threatens a third murder tonight after killing two men. Police describe the suspect as a 40-year-old, five six, shabbily dressed man who speaks with a foreign accent and stares coldly. He sent newspapers a list of 14 potential victims and signed letters with coded symbols.
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New York
Queensborough
College Point
Queens
Lowley
Fetty Family Finishes 5200 Mile Bunion Derby
George W. Fetty and his large family completed a 5200 mile march over two months, ending in Winchester Kansas after arriving from Newport Arkansas to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Fetty and their eleven children finished the journey yesterday.
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Winchester
Kas
George W. Fetty
Will Rogers Aunt Martha Gulager Dies in Tahlequah
Mrs. Martha Lucretia Gulager 83, a Cherokee and Will Rogers aunt, died at her home near Tahlequah. She and her husband Inte F. W. Gulager were prominent for educational and religious work in territorial days.
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Tahlequah
Okla
Martha Lucretia Gulager
Will Rogers
Endurance Flight City of Chicago Sets Record Pace
The endurance flight plane City of Chicago with John and Kenneth Hunter at the helm logged 169 hours of continuous flight at 8 40 A M. The crew seeks to beat last year’s St Louis Robin which stayed aloft 27 hours longer.
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Cricago
Chicago
John and
Kenneth Hunter
St. Louis
Reverend Cox Dies After Plunge From Embankment
The Rev. B. H. Cox, Methodist minister, plunged from a 20 foot cliff on a highway between Albertville and Guntersville while his clothes burned after his car caught fire. He died three hours later at Sand Mountain hospital. He had sought removal to a western climate for his child’s health and was in his first year with the North Alabama Conference.
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Summit
Asst
B. H. Cox
Albertville
Guntersville
Sand Mountain Hospital
Cox
W. R. Battie
North Alabama
Mississippi
Elliott and Mahan Acquitted in Dry Law Case
In Jasper Alabama two investigators H K Elliott and Z R Mahan were acquitted of violating prohibition laws by Walker circuit court. C Z Skipper and Luther Gibson faced trials or charges related to prohibition violations and public drunkenness.
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Elliott
Mahan
Jasper
Ala
Attorney General’s Department
H. K. Elliott
Z. R. Mahan
Walker
C. Z Skipper
Attorney General
Luther Gibson
Schall Wins Minnesota Republican Senate Nomination
Senator Thomas D. Schall wins the Minnesota Republican primary by a large margin, defeating Governor Theodore Christianson and John F. Selb as returns show Schall leading with about 276,000 votes to 149,000 for Christianson and 22,000 for Selb. Schall, who paused his campaign to return to Washington, secures a broad plurality across 2,900 of 3,696 precincts.
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John McDuffie
Washington
Representative McDuffie
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
ST. Paul
Thomas D. Schall
Minnesota
Theodore Christianson
Schall
Christianson
John F. Selb
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Fleary Cotton
Young
Pguh
de Shoot
Groots
Ensign
Democratic Rally
Ruth Bryss Owen
Expedition
City of New York
Neon
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Chapman
Etheridge
Il Teverre
U.S. A
Balks
The
Associated Press
Senate
New Jersey
W. Blakeslee
Herman Goodman
New York Academy of Medicine
Goodman
Poor
Alexander Simpson
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