Quarter Finals Set In St Valentine Women’s Golf Tourney
At Pinehurst North Carolina February 10 Mrs Richard Clemson Middletown NY led a 40 player field with an 86 and faces Mrs J D Hathaway of Montreal in quarter finals Others include Mrs John D Chapman Greenwich Conn meeting Mrs William C Fownes Sr Pittsburgh and Mrs Ronald H Barlow Bryn Mawr Pa versus Mrs Frank McMullen Cold Spring Harbor LI The field also lists Mrs H W Kase Deal NJ and Mrs E P Merwin New York with withdrawals after the qualifying round due to personal reasons
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Pinehurst
N. C
Richard Clemson
Middletown
N. Y
J. D. Hathaway
Montreal
St. Valentines
John D. Chapman
Greenwich
Pittsburgh
Ronald H. Barlow
Bryn Mawr
Frank McMullen
Coldspring Harbor
L. I
H. W. Kase
Deal
N. J
E. P. Merwin
New York
Helen Waring
T. EB. Wiederseim
Philadelphia
Barrow
Blue Bird aims to break speed record on Daytona Beach
Sir Malcglim Campbell’s Blue Bird arrives in Daytona Beach with preliminary testing planned next week as the driver seeks to surpass his 245 mph beach record. Vernon Smith from Georgia receives multiple pro baseball offers after an all American football season. Waite Hoyt is courted by Nashville’s Southern Association club as a free agent. Georgia polo team defeats Augusta Polo Club 16 to 2 and heads to a rematch.
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United Press
Daytona Beach
Fla
Sir Malcglim Campbell
Blue Bird
Campbell
New York
Athens
Vernon
Catfish
Nashville
Tenn
Nashville Club
Southern Association
Waite Hoyt
New York Yankee
Philadelphia Athletics
Hoyt
Indianapolis fighter rivals in national weigh-in results
Jack Redman of South Bend 148 beat Ted Sandwina 201 of New York in a bout. Homer Sheridan 168 of Sioux City defeated Bill Roeder 171 of Louisville. Roger Leroy 126 of Indianapolis beat Jimmie Doll of Chicago 4.
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The
United Indianapolis
Jack Redman
South Bend
Ted Sandwina
New York
Homer Sheridan
Sioux City
Bill Roeder
Louisville
Roger Leroy
Indianapolis
Jimmie Doll
Chicago
Stop Stunting In 1931 Violations Reported
Washington stunting flyers topped air commerce violations in 1931. The U S Department of Commerce tallies 58 violations of the acrobatic clause and 62 on low flying.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Commerce
Rumors on Egyptian Cigarettes Stir Debate
Readers are cautioned about claims on Egyptian cigarettes. The article notes that tobacco growing is forbidden in Egypt, and asserts the tobacco used for cigarettes is mainly grown in Turkey.
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Egypt
Turkey
Cardus a medicine aids weary women in poor health
A damaged ad claims Cardus helps women with monthly weakness and run down health. Mrs Streme recounts relief after starting Cardus, noting rapid improvement and family surprise. Druggists sell Cardut.
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Cardus
Streme
Gas Relief Ad From Eckerds Cut Rate Drug Store
Unclear text advertises relief for stomach and bowel gas. Mentions effects such as pressure, aching limbs, cold sensation, and a urging to seek product at Eckerd's Cut Rate Drug Store. Specifics about product name or dosage are not legible.
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Seciman
Eckerd
Cut Rate
Fourteen Blacks Horizontal Puzzle Fill In Clues
Readers solve a mixed fill in crossword style list. The horizontal clues cover items from discovery to objects and actions with varied word lengths and themes. The page presents a structured puzzle with numbered hints and a vertical column of additional clues.
War Department reorganized under Baker order
On February 10 1918 Secretary of War Newton D Baker ordered a complete reorganization of the War Department establishing five divisions including an executive division and a war plans division. German attack near Courieres Wood repulsed while Australians raid southeast of Messines. Romanian cabinet resigns after German ultimatum demanding peace.
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Newton D. Baker
War Department
Baker
General Staff
Courieres Wood
Messines
Germany
Japan’s Rise From Antiquity to Industrial Beehive
In 1932 NEA summaries show Japan’s rapid industrial growth from 1870 to 1930, linking exports and imports with wartime expansion and Manchuria gains. It cites factory counts, employment shifts, and the 1904 05 victory over Russia as catalysts, noting emigration trends and cultural traits shaping industry and patriotism.
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Commodore Perry
Japan
Russia
Korea
Manchuria
China
United States
America
Portsmouth
Roosevelt
Changchun
Port Arthur
Kwantung
South Manchuria
Dempsey Keeps Killer Instinct On Exhibition Tour
United Press dispatch from Feb 10 notes Jack Dempsey at age 37 remains eager to fight. In Milwaukee two-round exhibitions against Buck Everett and Jack Roper showed sharper accuracy and punch rate than in recent heavy bouts, with praise from the former referee of the 1918 Brennan bout.
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Kirkley United Press
Cleveland
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Willard
Bitton
Milwaukee
Buck Everett
Jack Roper
Dempsey-Brennan
Jack
Everett
Brennan
Tunney denies all comeback rumors in Toto
Gene Tunney told Alan Gould in New York that he never planned a comeback and will not return to boxing. He said retirement was final and he remains grateful for boxing but focused on his private life and writing his life story. He also discussed Jack Dempsey, saying he hopes Dempsey does not attempt a comeback given his aging form.
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Tunney
Toto
Alan Gould
New York
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Baer to Fight Heeney in San Francisco Bout
Max Baer the California heavy weight signed for a 10 round match in San Francisco on February 22 against Australian challenger Tom Heeney who once fought Gene Tunney. Baer defeated Heeney in the East last year.
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San Francisco
Max Baer
California
Tom Heeney
Gene Tunney
Baer
Heeney
Greek Air Show Opens in Athens on April 1 at Zappion Palace
The first Athens aerial display runs for a month at Zappion Palace starting April 1. American Consul Edwin A. Pitt says the show will feature aircraft particularly suited for tourist travel.
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Athens
Zappion Palace
Edwin A. Pitt
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