MacFarlane Wins National Open Golf Title
Willie MacFarlane, Scotch pro from Oak Ridge club, Tuckahoe, N C, beat Robert T. Jones Jr of Atlanta after a sensational playoff to claim the national open title. The match extended to 108 holes, with MacFarlane winning in sweltering Worcester heat as Jones missed a final seven-foot putt.
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Worcester
Mase
Wille MacFarlane
Oak Ridge Club
Tuckahoe
N. C
Robert T. Jones, Jr
Atlanta
MacFarlane
Cnded
Jones
Clabouse
Beoressof
Elogeat Champpionship
Witte MacFarlane
S. Jgolfer
Willie MacFarlane
Fayed
Mingy
Russia Japan War Report Near in China Crisis
Brief war update notes tensions in Asia as Russia and Japan confront challenges in the China crisis. Early reports mention military movements and diplomatic signaling from AB and allied observers amid ongoing global interest.
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China
Vng
Three Indicted for Plot to Kidnap Mary Pickford
Three individuals were indicted by a California grand jury on charges tied to a plot to kidnap actress Mary Pickford. The indictments name the alleged conspirators andoutline the alleged criminal plan.
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Mary Pickford
Marines Guard Yanks in China Amid Shanghai Uprising
In Shanghai about 400 American and Italian marines landed to protect foreign residents after authorities blamed Russian and Chinese Communists for three days of disturbances. Machine guns fired as patrols were attacked near Nanking and Thibet roads. immigrant dentist Thomas G. McMartin was wounded, one Chinese killed and another wounded. total Chinese killed now five with forty wounded.
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Shanghai
Cunningham
Pekingling
Nanking
Thibet Roads
Thomas G. McMartin
Thiber
President Coolidge Receives Numerous Honorary Degrees
Reports from the White House indicate President Coolidge has declined honorary degrees from more than a score of universities and colleges. He plans to address commencement events at multiple campuses rather than travel to each institution to receive a degree, with many inviting him to attend in person. Names of the offering institutions were not disclosed.
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Man
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Miles and Coit Fan Joan Adequacy Advocated
Fragmentary text mentions Miles and Coit with Joan, perhaps advocating something. Details are unclear, but reference to an hour and a position or action is noted. No definite event, date, or entities can be confirmed from the readable portion.
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Miles An Coit
Joan
Eee
Pen
Toile
T A
Solicitor General Nominee W D Mitchell Linked to St Paul
A fragment identifies W D Mitchell of St Paul as the named solicitor general candidate. The terse line offers no further context on appointment process or dates.
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St. Paul
President Coolidge Calls for Citizen Defense at Naval Academy
In Annapolis Coolidge urged national preparedness while stressing defense should rest on a small army and navy backed by all citizens. He warned against jingoism and warned that accusing others of hostile aims harms national honor as he commissioned midshipmen into officers.
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Annapolia
Coolidge
Naval Academy
Midshipmen
Shriners Bathe In Rain Parade At Los Angeles Event
Rain delays outdoor Shrine functions as Los Angeles hosts a whimsical bathing beauty parade along Broadway. Nobles in swimsuits replace fezzes, some float toy boats, fish curbs, and umbrellas read This is very unusual. Imperial divan selects Philadelphia for 1926 convention. James C. Burger of Denver chosen imperial potentate succeeding James L. Chandler of Kansas City.
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Shriners Stage
Los Angeles
Cal
Groadway
Pai Sd
Philadelphia
James C. Burger
Denver
Colo
James Lu
Chandler
Kan
City
Marshall Laid to Rest After Simple Obsequies
Indiana mourns former vice president and twenty seventh governor Thomas Riley Marshall with a simple, unostentatious funeral in Indianapolis. Rev Matthew Smyth offers a tribute as the widow’s wish for modest rites is observed. Burial occurs in the family vault at the local resting place.
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Marshall
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Riley Marshall
Indiana
Matthew
Japan to Send Troops to China to Keep Order
The Daily Express reports an urgent note to Peking stating that if Chinese authorities fail to preserve order in Chinese cities Japan is prepared to send naval and military forces. This reflects rumors of tensions between the central government and the military and potential imminent action.
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Japan
China
London
The
Daily Express
Peking
Ingur
Canton
Market quotations from the U S government report
Washington May 29 market snapshot covers fruits vegetables live stock and grains. Notable data include onions up in midwestern markets potatoes about 1 75 to 2 00 per 100 pounds. Missouri Kentucky aroma strawberries 6 25 to 6 60 per 24 quart crate. hogs Chicago top 12 60 per hundredweight. beef steers around 28 60 to 11 85. veal calves 8 50 to 11 50. lambs 12 26 to 14 40. grain quotes across wheat corn and oats with city variations. hay and dairy prices listed including wholesale cheese and butter figures.
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Washington
Missouri
Kentucky
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolita
Tengo
Minneapolia
Kansas City, &Co
Hay
Timothy
Omaha
Memphis
New
Wisconsin
Heat Wave Across Nation Kills 93 in Chicago Record
A severe heat wave from Texas to the Atlantic coasts claims 93 lives in Chicago and 84 elsewhere. Temperatures reached 105 degrees by 6 p m in Chicago, nearly tying the June record as the eastern half endures days of intense heat with no relief expected for several days.
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Chicago
Texas
Atlantic
Chicnzo
Washington
Weather Bureau
Sailstad and Sunshine Girl Wed at Oshkosh
E J Sailstad and Dorothy Anderson known as Sunshine Girl married at St Peters Catholic church Oshkosh with Rev M H Clifford officiating. The couple, who shared his two year west ern flight while insurers battled his death claim, reside in a Lake Winnebago cottage.
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Bajistud
Oshkosh
Tunney Knocks Out Gibbons in Twelfth Round Fight
Gene Tunney of Greenwich Village overwhelmed veteran Tom Gibbons of St Paul in the twelfth round at the Polo Grounds. The one sided bout had Gibbons unable to mount a counter as Tunney dominated from the opening bell.
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Tunney
Tom Gibbons
New York
Gene’ ‘Tunney
Greenwich Village
Tomi Gibbonag
St. . Paul
Polo Grounds
Gibbons
Madrid Bomb Plot Fight for Royal Train Aborted
Fragmentary OCR suggests a report of a Madrid plot to damage or wreck the royal train of King Alfonso. Names, dates, and clear details are unreadable, but the item conveys an alleged conspiracy related to the king’s travel and security.
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Madrid
Palleg
Alfonso
Raveling
Barcelonn
Iowa State News Highlights From State Convention And Local Events
The state convention of the Cideons will be held in Mason City, June 19 to 21. A hemp mill at Osage was destroyed by fire. Cedar Rapids approved bonds for a city hall and memorial coliseum. A Hk Horn District Baby Beef tour involved 30 cars and 150 people. Reports cover pheasants in Grinswell, extensive lending and banking changes in Des Moines, and local school and university notes.
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Mason City
Mississippi River
Osage
Cedar Rapide
Memorial Coliseum
Hk Horn District
Pientest Harlan
Poweshick
Ringneck
Grinswell
Iowa
State University of Iowa
Mary Wright
Iowan
Centerville
Louie Jorgenson
Grundy County
Jorgensen
State Fish and Game Department
Clive
Municipal Zoo
Grand View Park
Des Moines
Hoone
North Western Railroad
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Omaha
Musson
Greenfill
Hawarden
Eunice Horton
Loura G. Lasher
Adjutant General of
John Hammill
Iowa National Guard
L. A
Colwell
Municipal Electric
Northeastern
Iowa Power Company
West Union
Rock Island Rocky Mountain Limited
Imperial Council
Shriners
Los Angeles
R. W. Dunlop
Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Lee
County Pig Club
Donnells
Yale University
Cheney
Floyd Shelton Daft
Griswold
Bishop Museum
Harry Stephen Ladd
Iowa City
Iowa Packing Company
Swift & Co
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Donaldson
University, of Iowa
Dea Molines
Dea Moines
National Agronautsd Sagocation
Preachers Grow Scarce Across United States Churches
Federated church authorities report 80 000 churches in 10 000 villages lack regular preachers. Many communities can only obtain a preacher for one Sunday monthly and some distant localities see even less frequent visits.
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United States
Federated Church Authorities
The Cuttoura Toilet Trio Ad Product Promo
The Cuttoura Toilet Trio promises skin care with three items to use daily. The Soap cleanses and purifies, the Ointment soothes and heals, and the Talcum powders and perfumes. An advertisement-style pitch notes these essentials complete a toilet bundle.
Has the Jazz Spirit Noes He Play by Ear
A playful exchange about musical talent features a ridiculed misspelling and a humorous claim that music comes from ear mouth lungs hands and feet rather than strict technique creating a vivid image of cultural wit and improvisation.
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Scot
Bobby Jones
Angeles
Woods
Charles C. Hart
Albanila
Runtha D. Mitchell, A
U.S
Annapolis
Alfred T. Capps
Alfred I. Capps
Jacksonville
South America
William Beebe
British Guiana
Capps
Ilnois College
E. J. Sailstad
Sunshine Girl
Iowa State News
Ween Uality
United States Rubber Company Science Eg
Italy
Aus
SAM
He At
Monsroh Nufactor
Council Bluffs
Tans
Toledo
Onla
Miss Darling
Mr.Borg
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