Americans win three Wimbledon titles in five event final
United States players claim three of five Wimbledon crowns led by Johnny Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison in men's doubles after a tense five set final. Helen Wills adds mixed doubles title with Francis T. Hunter as France and England take the remaining titles.
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Hunter
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Wimbledon
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United States
Britain
Johnny van Ryn
Orange
N. J
Princeton
Austin
Texas
Wilmer Allison
J. C. Gregory
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I T
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America
Wills
Collins
Jean Fry
France
England
Henri Cochet
Jean Borotto
Phoebe Watson
Peggy Saunders Michell
Downing
Phyllis Covell
Dorothy Shepherd Barron
Young University Head Won by Tender Years
Robert M. Hutchins, named president of the University of Chicago at 30, nearly failed due to his youth. Harold H. Swift recounts the selection, noting a neighbor and a Yale law dean at 27 sparked initial doubt, but Hutchins' vitality won the post over more seasoned scholars.
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Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Harold H. Swift
Hutchins
Swift
the Packer
Yale Law School
Poison cry in Marseilles restaurants blamed on evading checks
In Marseilles a pattern emerged where a diner cries I am poisoned triggering door locks and gendarmes. The scheme involved diners pretending illness to flee without paying, with six incidents in a week. Police and restaurateurs see it as a new way to dine without paying.
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Marseilles
Watching Women Feet Becomes Scientist Hobby
East Lansing Michigan professor Dr John W Crist of Michigan State College studies women pedestrians. He observes foot position under acceleration at Detroit street corners and claims modern women's feet flatten and turn outward with heavier body types.
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East Lansing
Mich
John W. Crist
Michigan State College
Detroit
Cris
Preventing Streaks While Washing a Fragile Frock
A method to stop streaks on a delicate frock involves thorough rising and stuffing sleeves with tissue or towels. The filler absorbs excess water that would otherwise cause streaks.
Paying It Back
Exchange over a debt ends in a tense street exchange cited from Hummei, Hamburg. The argument centers on repayment and lending delays prompting accusations of repeated requests.
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Hamburg
Stamney's $100000 Jewelry Release Promises Real Values
This advertisement proclaims Stamney's offer of real values on silverware watches and jewelry in a bold $100,000 jewelry release event. It emphasizes genuine value and a wide range of fine items for customers seeking quality pieces.
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North Carolina DeMolay Session Sets Banquet and Ceremonies
The program lists credentials, reports, and awards including the Charles R. Fogle Trophy. Sessions run July 8 to 9 with discussions on a DeMolay Camp in NC, a publication, and a Chapter at Oxford Orphanage. Banquet at Masonic Temple and ceremonial events conclude with a Legion investiture.
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Raleigh
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Asheville
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Henry Thompson
Gastonia
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Winston-Salem
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Charlotte
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King Cotton Hotel
First Tourist Camp in Norway Aims for Motorists
The Norwegian Automobile Association at Steinkjer plans a tourist camp on the main highway into Trondhjem. Gudrum Carlson, trade commissioner in Oslo, reports to the department of commerce. It will be the first such camp in Norway.
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Trondhjem
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Oslo
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Norway
Name of Jesus With You Service At Central Friends Church
Vacation church school closes with vesper pageant at playground Sunday evening. First M P Sunday school at 9 30 a m with FE L Douglas superintendent. Morning worship at 11 led by Rev Roy N Farmer includes prelude sextette and church choir music.
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Anne Mendenhall
Norman Fidler
Willard Mendenhall
Kroeger
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Roy N. Farmer
Lucia
Donizetti
the Lord” Roberts
French crisis over Mehon Berenger post ratification
Andre Tardieu sparked a cabinet crisis in Paris by pushing for unconditional ratification of the Mehon Berenger post to pay the French debt to the United States. He denounced wounded veterans fueling opposition in the chamber to Premier Poincare’s plan for early ratification.
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U.S
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Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Worship Services and Choir Music at Calvary Methodist
The Calvary Methodist Church presents morning and evening services with scripture readings hymns and anthems. Rev H C Byrum preaches both services with a morning message titled The Quest of Heart's Desire and an evening sermon. Interim leader Rev E Lester Ballard directs Junior Church Crusaders with topic What Is Patriotism.
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Handel
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Calvary MM. KE
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Service Programme Including Hymns and Sermon Notes
The service outline lists hymns 347 163 348 and 389 with titles Cast Thy Burden on the Lord Beneath the Cross of Jesus Thine Forever God of Love and O Jesus I Have Promised. It includes invocation scripture Luke 22 14 26 Gloria offertory anthem announcements and a sermon on the importance of the Holy Communion. Night service will be conducted.
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Jesus
Innkeeper from Meridian Stakes Richest Estate Claim
George Morgan, an innkeeper in Meridian Connecticut, seeks to prove he is the sixth generation descendant of Sir Andrew Chadwicke and rightful heir to an 850 million estate now in English chancery courts. Reverend G L Reynolds will preach a sermon on The Obligations and Possibilities of the Christian.
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Meridian
Conn
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Sir Andrew
G. L. Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
First Baptist Morning Worship Services and Hymns
Morning worship at 11 includes organ preludes, hymns Nos. 98 10 and 180, an anthem and offertories. Sermons by Pastor and Dr J W Moore, with Lord's Supper and evening service at 8 with song, praise, solo, and a sermon by Dr Moore. final hymn No 180.
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Nevin
Zander
Hopkins
Mason
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H. Brinson
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Striblings Fight Family Card Inspires Knoxville Show
The Striblings three generations perform for fight fans in Knoxville with W. L. Stribling II contending for a fifth world title, his father promoter Pa Stribling, and son W. L. III showcasing gymnastic acts as the family tours from Macon Georgia.
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Striblings
Knoxville
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W. L. Stribling II
W. L. Ill
Pretty Centers Fill Fruit with Fresh Cherries in Change
Centers fill cantaloupe or grapefruit with fresh ripe cherries, stems on, creating a piquant change in presentation.
Furniture rates under review promise uniform justice
The Commission seeks a comprehensive record in Docket 17000 Part 5 and related cases on furniture rates nationwide. Hearings closed and briefs filed July 1 1929 with Memphis complainants heard. A new general adjustment would risk instability and harm to the Southern furniture industry.
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United States
Memphis
General Furniture
Local Court Docket Lists July Hearings for Gambling and Disorder
A historical docket lists individuals facing charges on Friday July 12 and Saturday July 13. Names include Mack Jones Harold Jones R. E. Jones Bettie Maresh M B McMillan Lloyd McBryde Ruby McBride Lacy McNeale Roy Nance Guy Northcott Joe Palmer Cornell Rivan and Estelle Reed. Charges span gambling drunkenness prostitution assault and violation of prohibition laws.
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Charlie Kearns
Jim Lunsford
W. W. Maynard
Bettie Maresh
M. B. McMillan
Lloyd McBryde
Ruby McBride
Lacy McNeale
Roy Nance
Guy Northcott
Joe Palmer
Cornell Rivan
Estelle Reed
Stolen Car Case and Drunk Driving Charges Highlighted
W. L. Saint Sing operated a vehicle under liquor influence. Earl Sex ton faces reckless driving. Earl Setzer charged with drunk and disorderly conduct aiding breaking and entering. Setzer and Northcott alleged in auto larceny. Nance Walker linked to gambling.
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W. L. Saint Sing
Earl Sexton
Earl Setzer
Setzer and Northcott
Nance Walker
Pickle Researchers Seek Mosaic Resistant Variety
Geneva New York district agricultural station researchers led by Dr Eugene Clayton began work in 1925 to breed a pickle variety resistant to mosaic disease that ruined Long Island crops. Initial crosses yield mosaic resistant characteristics promising for commercial production.
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N.Y
Long Island
New York
Clayton
Worcester Girls Set for Honolulu Outdoor Nationals
Two New England swimmers from near Worcester are favored as likely contenders in the women's outdoor national championships in Honolulu in early August. Albina Osipo wich of the Worcester boys' club auxiliary, the freestyle title winner at last summer's Olympic Games, and Joan MecSheehan of Whitinsville, the national indoor backstroke champion, are highlighted as prospects.
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Worcester Mass
Honolulu
Albina Osipowich
Worcester Boys’ Club
Joan MecSheehan
Whitinsville
Bankruptcy sale of Star Furniture assets in Athens Georgia
In the Middle District of Georgia Athens Division a bankruptcy sale will occur in the U S Court room Athens on July 15 1929 at 1130 am. Trustee will auction stock on hand and in process, supplies, lumber and about 36000 in accounts receivable plus a long list of machinery and equipment for cash subject to court confirmation. Inspect by contacting MAX MICHAEL Receiver in Bankruptcy Star Furniture Co Inc.
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United States Court Room
Athens
Georgia
Star Furniture Company, Inc
Clarke County
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Porter
G. M
Frances
Vonnegut
Sydney
Eagles
General Electric
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Palmer
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C. H. B. Smith
Imperial
Star Furniture Company
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Max Michael
Star Furniture Co., Inc
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