Work formally given charge in 1920 campaign
The national committee elected Hubert Work as chairman with Ralph Williams Mrs Hert and Daniel Pomeroy as vice chairs. Franklin Fort named secretary and Joseph Nutt treasurer. Headquarters set for Washington New York and Chicago. Hoover to be notified later in July from Stanford while Curtis is to be informed in Topeka.
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Hubert Work
Interior
Coolidge
Ralph E. Williams
Oregon
Alvin T. Hert
Kentucky
Daniel E. Pomeroy
New Jersey
Franklin W. Fort
Joseph R. Nutt
Ohio
Work
Washington
New York
Chicago
Hoover
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Curtis
Topeka
Tater
C. C. Hamlin
Colorado
Pat Sullivan
Wyoming
James W. Good
Gand
wWestertt
Toover
Walter S. Newton
Minnesota
Dyer Falls in Southern Amateur Upset at Brook Hollow
At Brook Hollow Dallas June 21 in the Southern Amateur Championship Frank Dyer former Metropolitan champion was upset by Lanham Connor of Dallas in a dramatic second round. Dyer, among leaders, lost on the 16th green as Connor turned the tide with inspired play. Mappy Massingill of Fort Worth registered a historic shot in a wind gust that bounced off the green and into the cup, though his match ended in a decisive 4 and 2 margin for Watts Gui of Atlanta, who was favored to win.
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Brook Hollow
Dallas
Texas
Frank Dyer
Dyer
Memphis
Tenn
Lanham Connor
Young Dallag
Mappy" Massingill
Port Worth
Watts Gui
Atelata
Miity
Gunn
Nature and Demand in Pine Nut Scarcity Observed
The Grand Canyon reports a bumper crop of pinion nuts this season, challenging the law of supply and demand in nature. Pine nuts form a large part of autumn diets, but many remain on the ground as animals like chipmunks struggle to find enough to eat, while scurrying about in search of food.
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Grand Canyon
Houston Holds Democratic Convention Poised for Key Moves
Houston shows readiness five days before the Democratic convention with Reed and Robinson arriving as major leaders, Smith absent, Bowers keynote likely for Empire State, Hull on ground as committee member. Chicago urged clear stands on farm relief and Prohibition, with party urged to oppose evasive phrasing and press for definite positions.
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Houston
Reed
Missouri
Smith
Robinson
Arkansas
Claude G. Bowers
Empire State
Cordell Hull
Tennnessee
Cate
George R. van Natiee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James J. Walker
New York City
George W. Olvany
Tammany
Norman E. Mack
New York National
Marie
van Namee
Recedane Mull
George
Georgia
Tsitchevek
Nebraska
Ritchie Off
Marsland
Walsh
Montana
Evans Woolen
Indiana
Atlee Panrrene
Ohio
Ayres
Kansas
Ocratic Prarty
James Hamilton Lewis
Lewis
Press Club of
Chicago
Democratic Natural Convention
Change in Basic Act From Page One Continued
A fragment notes a question about proposing a person’s name for a presidential nominee. Kor Smith replies that such choices are up to the voters and that prudent judgment remains the best guide.
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Kor Smith
Dewi
Tennis Stars Still In Battle At London Championship
At Queen's Club London June 21 AP two American Davis cup players Tilden and Coen advanced to the semi finals. Tilden defeated Australian J Crawford straight sets 6 0 Coen defeated Ronald Pavel 6 3 6 2. Hunter faces Hepman in the other semi. John Hennessey led the American team with a win over N Sharpe 6 3 6 1 7 6 England's We Austin beat George Lott in four sets 4 6 7 5 7 5 6 6.
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London
Big Pill Tilden
Frank Cuter
Junior Coen
Queein
Theater
Sigglish
T Eastbourne
Tilden
J. ©. Crawford
Ted
Coen
Ronald Pavel
Sunter
Argentne
Bur
Gel. Hunter
Hepman
Queen's Club
Ierest
John Hennessey
N. Sharpe
England
We Austin
Cambridge University
George Lott
Lott
Carrie
Dewee
Vac
Addresses Before Rotary Conference
Minneapolis June 21 AP Notary in action at home and abroad analyzed and improvement suggested by members from several nations at the international convention. Cuba sent Dr Joaquin Anorga urging clubs follow worthwhile programs. Chile New Zealand Australia represented by officials stressing fellowship and unity. Clergymen and civic leaders spoke on citizenship and international friendship as Rotary aims to raise dignity and standard of life for business and professional people.
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Minneapolis
Cuba
Joaquin Anorga
Rotary
7Ath
Chile
Eduardo ‘More
It G. MaPhea
Foster
Hoge Fellowship
Rotary Ub
Ife
Dlarly
Fish of
Sayre
Tenn
William S
Yeurope
Rotisy International
Fondation Universitaire of
Brussels
Quniversity
National Fund For Scientific Research
Rotutrayeans Geedi
Ufe
Uul
Powerful Picture Comes to Marlow Fronts
George Bancroft stars in The Showdown for Paras Moutt at the Marlow today and Saturday. Victor Schertzinger directs. Houston Branch wrote the story. Josef von Sternberg initially assigned as director before a shift. The film marks Bancroft’s first starring vehicle and Paramount’s venture into his solo picture career.
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George Banecroft
Parasmoutt
Th. P. Seiberg
Hollywood
Marlow
Bancroft
Victor Schertzinger
Mr. Schuberg
Houston
Schulberg
Josef von Sternberg
Victor Arbertzinger
Paramount
George Bancroft
Neil Hamilton
Evelyn Brent
Fred Kohler
Minneapolis Millers Protest Grain Rates
Minneapolis millers protested Montana export rates to North Pacific ports at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing. Frank E B Townsend urged cancelling four cent export rates and granting greater transit privileges for grain moving eastward. He called for readjustment of eastbound rates if export charges stay.
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Seattle
Minneapolis Millers
Montana
North Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank EB
Townsend
Minneapolis
Pacific
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