Diddel and Rose Reach Semi Final Showdown in Golf Tourney
Will Diddel of Indianapolis defeats Clarence Stanley 6 up 6 to play in the semi finals while Stewart Rose of Terre Haute over Martin of Highland also advances. Saturday’s matches determine the tourney champion under sunny conditions at the Terre Haute Country Club with large gallery crowds.
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Heiress Evelyn Walsh Aims At Murder Reportage
Denver July 6 heiress Evelyn Walsh rich and pampered insists she wants to be a reporter and cover a murder case. She told a Denver girl reporter she would take the editor’s murder assignment and plans a night out with Lil Han Hurd after a trip to town by automobile.
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Bowie clears Posey shooting as lawful act by widow
Twelve jurors find Mrs. Bowie acted properly when she shot Hubert Posey in a case described as a written law conflict. The verdict acquits to the charge, affirming the widow’s actions were lawful under the circumstances.
Mother acquitted under unwritten law in Maryland murder case
In La Plata Maryland a jury acquitted Mollie Bowie of murder of Hubert Posey, after her son Henry Bowie and she had killed him in retaliation for Posey spurning Priscilla Bowie. The five minute verdict hailed as vindication of the unwritten law allowing a mother to avenge a daughter's dishonor.
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Chicago 24 Hour Race Sees Seven Cars Still Competing
Seven cars remain in the grueling 24 hour Harlem track race as night conditions worsen. Kniseley’s Pope Toledo blew a cylinder head and quit. Mangini’s Matheson caught fire but was extinguished and continued. Coey’s Thomas and Foster’s Cadillac led by ten to twenty miles at night.
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Winona Schools Open With Strong Attendance and Interest
Special to The Sun from Winona Lake Indiana reports the first week of summer schools closing with enrollment over 400. Faculty note growing classes and many students are teachers preparing for next winter. Notable instructors include Mrs Blaker Miss Selleck Miss Smith Prof Coulter and prize winners in photography from multiple states.
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Travers and Graham Vie For National Amateur Crown At Euclid
Jerome Travers of Montclair and Archie Graham of North Jersey reached the final 86 holes at Euclid after eliminating rivals. Travers defeated Eben Byers in a nine hole stretch earlier while Graham beat W C Fownes Jr. and W T West to set up the decisive match. Travers is favored as the stage is set by a large crowd on the Cleveland course.
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Film Offers Free Ten-Word Ad Space and Help Wanted
An old notice invites readers to use free ten word columns for a housework gig and to advertise a girl for housework at no charge for three days. The offer promotes limited free space and assistance in placing ads.
Shot at Workhouse Escapes End With Leg Wound
Tim McCarty a 90 day inmate at the workhouse was shot in the leg by guard Harry Bridewell during an escape attempt. Joe Wagner also a prisoner joined but halted as the gunfire erupted. Doctors removed most shot pellets and say the wound is not serious.
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Found $14,000 in cellar funds left by McMillen kin
Dayton Ohio July 13. Fourteen thousand dollars in gold, left by the late Imogene McMillen sister of ex Mayor McMillen, was found this morning hidden in the cellar of her home. The eccentric spinster named her pet cat and horse as beneficiaries in her will.
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Cheese Magazine Launch Sparks Satirical Response
Jinkins unveils a new publication titled Cheese focused on cheese. The reaction mocks the idea and jokes about a rival titled Holes devoted to the Bol es in cheese, implying more parody within the specialty magazine scene.
Jackson Made Judge by Governor Hang Appointment
Gov Hang appointed Ed Jackson of New Castle circuit judge of Henry county. He will fill the seat left by the late Judge John M Morris. Jackson is 35 and has long been active in politics, including two years as Henry county prosecutor. his commission was prepared and sent on Saturday.
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Ed Jackson
New Castle
Henry County
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Heirloom Hair Hidden Behind a Family Secret
An heir uncovers a quiet mystery as a missing comb becomes the thread linking generations. In a small town, a grandmother’s cautionary tale reveals how possession can reveal lineage and quiet pride.
Man Haunted by Wife After Shaved Beard Return
Peru Ind July 13 Married man R P Briggs who marched with Sherman from Atlanta to the sea had his whiskers shaved for the first time since the war. His wife did not recognize him and refused him entry until he proved identity by the barber.
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Triplets at Smiths Born in Walworth County
Mrs Ralph Smith, wife of a farmer, gave birth today to triplets at Whitewater Wisconsin. This marks the third set of triplets in Walworth County since January 1, highlighting a curious local pattern in a single year.
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Walworth County
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