Vegas Golfers Display Style at Las Vegas Country Club
The first semi annual golf tournament for Las Vegas Country Club members drew 38 entrants across five classes. E Ferron beat E Haynie 49 to 51 in A class with Ferron later donating the winning cup as a club house decoration. In B class the morning rounds left only the top scorers in contention.
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California
Las Vegas Country Club
E. Ferron
E. Haynie
Iicer
Ferron
Mayor Hesse
Las Vegas Review
Army Fort Douglas team to clash with Las Vegas Royal Club
Basketball fans will see top games Thursday night at the High School gym. Army from Fort Douglas tours San Francisco for a Pacific Coast event and aims near the top. Las Vegas Royal Athletic Club, famed for a clean game, will provide strong opposition with the prelim featuring Las Vegas Kiwanis versus Rotary.
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Army
Fort Douglas
American Legion of Las
Las Vegas
Rotary
Kiwanis
Peace Dove Present as Conference Ends
Havana February 20 delegates from all nations ratified the conference acts as the sixth Pan American Conference closed amid friendly surface.
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Peace Dove
Havana
Universal Service
Bank Holds Up Ends With Bomb Claim and Wound
Samuel R. Ruff attempted a bank robbery in Gardena wielding a so called bomb he claimed held poison gas. An alarm triggered police and Ruff was wounded escaping. He claimed the bomb contained water though authorities will verify its contents and link him to prior suburban robberies.
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Los Angeles
Universal Service
Samuel R. Ruff
Gardena
Rufi
Legion Fights Pacifist Talk On Navy Program
Washington Feb 20 Universal Service shows one million Legion members ready to strike at pacifist propaganda against the Coolidge navy program. Legion national commander Colonel Edward Spafford told the House Naval Committee the organization will launch a nationwide educational campaign at once.
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Washington
Universal Service
American Legion
Fght
Coolidge Navy
Edward Spafford
Legion
House Naval Committee
Marland Marriage Postponed Ten Days
Philadelphia report states oil heir Ernest Marland postpones his marriage to Lydia Roberts for about ten days due to pressing business matters. Notes suggest Miss Roberts may be confined at Johns Hopkins Hospital as a partial invalid, while Marland returns east.
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Universal Service
Ernest Marland
Pittsburgh
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Mariada
Lydia Roberts
Marland
Miss Roberts
John Hopkins Hospital
New York City
McMillan defense admits doctor wrote woman's will
In Los Angeles on February 20, the McMillan murder trial admitted that Dr Charles McMillan authored the will naming him in charge of Amelia Applebys property. Applebys body was found in a sack on the San Fernando road after Christmas. McMillan, long her business agent, faced evidence from his apartment where her papers and jewelry were found, strengthening suspicions of guilt.
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Los Angeles
Universal Service
Charles M. McMillan
Amelia Appleby
McMillan
Dr. McMillan
Mrs. Andpleby
Adverisers Claim Wide Reach in Clark County Columns
An advertisement notes that using the Age newspaper columns guarantees maximum reader reach in Clark County and highlights the early morning service delivering results twelve hours ahead of any other city paper.
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Clark County
Cedar City Elks Enjoy Cedar City Hospitality
Elks from Las Vegas visited Cedar City Saturday joining the local business leaders for a banquet at the Pearlite Hotel Escalante. The gathering fostered sisterhood, discussed roads and shared aims with Arizona, and planned a March return visit with a new initiates class of about thirty.
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Cedar City
Vegas
C. E. Gilbert
A. Corradetti
Roy Neagle
Oe City
Peautitad Hotel
Escalante
Cedar Mountains
Arizona
Mohave County
Washington County
Campaign gains speed as first period nears end
Campaign developers push for big votes as the first period closes on Saturday March 3. The Age reports fierce competition among candidates in the sales manship club and automobile prize drive, with votes cast rising and subscriptions urged to count toward the big vote total.
Reed Speeds West on Campaign Tour
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri outlined his Democratic presidential bid in Dallas. He praised the old Democracy doctrine, attacked the Republican administration and pacifism, urged rational national defense, and spoke to the Bar Association followed by a large Democratic rally. He planned to continue to Tulsa for another mass meeting Tuesday evening.
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Dallas
Universal Service
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
Bar Association
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Colton Man Marries Las Vegas Bride in Noon Ceremony
At the home of Mrs Minnie West on South Fourth street Las Vegas a wedding took place at high noon yesterday uniting Miss Katherin West and Mr Charles H Purkiss of Colton California The Rev Boyd Parker of Christ Episcopal Church performed the ceremony The witnesses were Theodore Brazill of San Bernardino and Mrs Esther Jones of Las Vegas The couple will reside in Colton where Mr Parkiss is in business
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Minnie Westlake
South Fourth Street
Katherin
Charles H. Purkiss
Colton
California
Boyd Parker
Christ Episcopal Church
Theodore Brazill
San Bernardino
Esther Jones
Las Vegas
Parkiss
Western Ries Royalty Visits Las Vegas by Air
Count Bosdari of England toured Las Vegas by air Sunday with Major Moseley aboard the Berengaria voyage from New York to Los Angeles. He tested currency exchange and enjoyed the trip while W. W. Robinson of Salt Lake City endured some air sickness. The arrival drew a large crowd at the golf tournament and the plane’s landing was praised as one of the prettiest seen.
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Las Vegas
Count Bosdari
England
Air Express
Los Angeles
New York
Berengaria
Moseley
Western Air Express
Angelenos Set New Record in Beach Speed Trials
Frank Lockhart of Los Angeles drove his Stutz at 220.22 mph on Daytona Beach, breaking Captain Campbell's record of 206.96 mph. Campbell's Napier Blue Bird had set the earlier mark, with Lockhart's car using dual eight cylinder Miller marine motors and a wind resistant cigar body. High tide halted a potential return run after Campbell's successful descent.
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Daytona Beach
Fila
Universal Service
Frank Lockhart
Los Angeles
Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
Lockhart
Maj
J. O. D. Seagraves
England
Miller Marine Motors
Hickman Hunt Jury Now Completed
The jury in the Hickman and Hunt murder trial of Rose Hill druggist victim C Ivy Toms was completed after peremptory challenges. Prosecution and defense have exhausted challenges and testimony begins tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Universal Service
William Edward Hickman
Welby Hunt
C. Ivy Toms
Rose Hill
Bishop Denies Role of Dictator in Catholic Conspiracy
Dispatches from Mexico claimed the Bishop of San Luis Potosi led a Catholic conspiracy and sparked the revolution. Bishop Pascual Diase, secretary of the Committee of Bishops of Mexico, called the reports false and said the Pope did not commission a Holy War crusade.
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Washington
Universal Service
Mexico
San Luis Potosi
Pascual Diase
Committee of Bishops of
Mexco
Broken back brings death to William W Macintyre
William Wallace Macintyre died Sunday from a broken back after his car overturned five miles from Arden last Thursday. Autopsy showed the seventh vertebra cord severed. He was 50, survived by a widow and three children, plan to return body to Ontario. Mrs Macintyre, a Los Angeles Examiner policy holder, has no other means. Native of Canada. Montreal papers please copy.
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William Wallace Macintyre
Arden
Roy Barlow
William Pulsipher
Macintyre
Las Vegas
Mary
Las Vegas High School
Jack
Archie
Lancaster
Ontario
Canada
William Wallace
Montreal
Dixie Singers Here Next Week
The Dixie Jubilee Quartette, a popular group of colored singers, will give a concert at the High School Auditorium on Tuesday the 28th under the Young Ladies Falcon Club. Members include Alice Doherty Frances Martin Doris Kramer Carol Williams Lucille McKenzie Marjorie Bartell Ethel Cory Violet Oppedyk Laurel Richhart. The quartet performs southern plantation melodies with humor and entertaining stage presence.
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Dixie Jubilee Quartette
Colored Singers
Young Ladies Falcon Club
F. A. Gibson
Alice Doherty
Frances Martin
Doris Kramer
Carol Williams
Lucille McKenzie
Marjorie Bartell
Ethel Cory
Violet Oppedyk
Laurel Richhart
Dixi Jubilee
Cottonfield
Sunny
South
Lindbergh Leads Air Mail Caravan St. Louis to Chicago
Colonel Charles Lindbergh piloted a six-plane air mail caravan from St. Louis to Chicago arriving at 7 55 p.m. with stops at Springfield and Peoria crowding the routes. He was late into Chicago but completed the delivery after a swift passage.
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Chicago
Universal Service
Charles Lindbergh
St. Louis
Lindbergh
Springfield
Peoria
New Buicks Find Homes Enters House Pedals Loot
James Cashman, a local Buick agent, reports three new Buicks delivered last week. W. E. Hawkins bought a sedan, Pat Miller a coupe, and Bert Eggert of Arden a coupe. Accused intruder James Kenney appeared in Justice Court after entering Guadaloupe Bravo’s home and stealing items. Kenney waived rights and arraignment set for this afternoon at two in District Court.
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Buick
W. E. Hawkins
Pat Miller
Bert Eggert
Arden
James Kenney
Justice Court
Kenney
District Court
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