MacDonald Smith Leads After Two Rounds In Minneapolis Open
Scot MacDonald Smith from New York holds a stroke lead after 36 holes of the Minneapolis Open. Armour trails by one stroke at 146, with Walter Hagen at 147 and Tommy Armour at 146 after a late surge. Bobby Jones struggles with the flat stick as wind and heat test the field in the second round.
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Interlachen Club
Minneapolis
MacDonald Smith
New York
Tommy Armaaur
Walter Hagen
Armour
Tommy Azur
Bobby Jones
Cleveland
Rob Shave
al Espinosa
Gene Sarazen
Sinine
Heavy Rain Floods Utah Cities and Farmland
Salt Lake City reports destructive rains from the Wasatch canyons. Rivers of mud and salt covered streets and farmland across a 150 mile area from the Idaho line southward. Five cloudbursts washed out railroad tracks and highways. Union Pacific main line blocked by a 35 foot high debris pile at Devil's Gate. No deaths. damage pegged around 1 million dollars. Ronald Olsen and wife were caught in floodwater up to their shoulders on a Fermington porch.
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Salt Lake City
Wasatch Mountain
Devil’s Gate
Weber Canyon
Davis Canyon
Fermington
Ronald Olsen
MAKE FIVE TO ONE TRADE
In mid Atlantic two ship captains traded stowaways to balance hunger claims. Captain Randall of the George Washington swapped five Chinese stowaways with Captain Fried of the America for a pair of hungry men, one from each ship, amid unconfirmed outcome of who benefited most.
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New York
George Fried
United States
America
A. Brandall
George Washington
mid-Atlantic
Hatabur
Randall
Fried
Amil G. Olsen
Ubsis
Harve
Mid- Atlantic
Randall Iit
Ais
German General Dies After Long Career at 81
Berlin reports General Friedrich von Be, who led Imperial armies in victory and later served as field commander, died yesterday at age 81. A 1870 entry into Paris marked a historic first for von Bernhardi, who also forecast Anglo-German war in 1912. In other notes, Mme Magnza Lupescu, linked to Romania's former king, remains in Switzerland amid exile talks.
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Berlin
Friedrich von Be
von Bernhardi
Faris
4H Clubs Expand to Triple Enrollment in Douglas County
J B Taylor reports 4 H club enrollment nearly tripled in Douglas County with 600 total members. Girls lead with clothing at 152, baking 49, and senior clubs 13. pig clubs top boys projects at 55. Other noted areas include baby beef at 42, dairy 40, crops 31, garden work 22, sheep 31, and leadership eight.
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J. B. Taylor
Douglas County
Taylor
State Club Department
Manhattan
Menace to aviation spotted in federal air ruling
Major Louis G. Meister of the Curtis Wright flying service warned that the federal judge's decision setting a 3500 foot minimum height for flight paths endangers aviation. He said many airports lack sufficient ground space to safely descend from 500 feet, impacting national access to air travel.
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Cleveland
Louis G. Meister
Curtis Wright Flying Service
George P Hahn
Toledo
Meister
Economists Predict Higher Prices for Farm Products
Economists forecast a temporary rise in Kansas farm prices within 30 days for wheat corn hogs and fat cattle with May see some improvement from late June lows. Prolonged gains depend on weather in spring wheat areas and overall market conditions. Dairy and poultry prices may edge higher but near term gains remain uncertain.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansan
Kansas State
College
Eceliy
Preunt
Ge Beers
Aura I Paper Mae Gin
Nude sunbathing policy sparks beach patrols in Spain
Reported from San Sebastian that Spain will permit nude sun baths at Concha Beach under new rules. Police patrols target bathers who fail to cover private areas and enforce modesty after 4 pm during a strong public campaign.
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San Sebastian
Spain
Ain
Concha Beach
Heat Wave Grips Chicago as Temperatures Soar
Disjointed AP summary notes a heat wave impacting Chicago on July 11 with high temperatures around 91 degrees at 1 p.m. and widespread effects. Mentions a death from heart issues linked to heat and lingering concerns about conditions across the city.
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Chicago
Peesies
Rae W
Artistry Sk in the Deak Recital Distinction at KU
Stephen Deak, Humes cellist and pianist, presented a formal recital at the University of Kansas Admin Building Auditorina. The three groups delivered well chosen numbers including Rachmaninoff and Saint Saens with notable portrayal of shadows and wait motifs. Shanklin provided technical aids and the performance closed with a double encore.
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Hardy
Rita
Stephen Deak
Humes
Jon Auditorina
University of Kansas
Ing
Schumann
Traumerie
Saint Saens
Shanklin
Furnishi
Deaths and funerals in Baldwin and Osawatomie
Freeman P Thompson 68 dies en route to Trinity Lab Hospital Kansas after surgery. Resident of Douglas County over fifty years son of Dr Freeman Thompson. Survived by widow and sister Mint Libbie of Kansas City. Funeral Sunday 2:30 pm at home. Rev C E Holman in charge. Burial Baldwin Cemetery. D B Adams Osawatomie resident dies at home of his daughter Estel Osawatomie. Funeral service Osawatomie Methodist Church Osawatomie 2 pm Saturday. Survived by wife three daughters and one son. Burial at Memorial Hospital Kansas City funeral rites follow.
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Freeman P. Thompson
Trinity Lab
Mint Libbi Eon
Kansas City
C. E. Holman
Baldwin Cemeery
D. B. Adams
B. Adams
Oak Hill Avenue
Estel- Osawatomie
Osawatope
Adams
Ottawa social notices list former employees and families
Ethel Filson on end Mrs. Helen Strickler and daughter of Ottawa, former employees, were with Mrs. Dig nel ke Meert Floyd, Miss Gertrude Reeds, Miss Carri ng, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sapecker, Mr. and Mrs. N Joy, Miss Hilda Zoellner and Clarence Terry for a community gathering.
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Ethel Filson
Helen Strickler
Ottawa
Wine
Dig Nel Ke Meert Floyd
Gertrude ‘Reeds
Mise Vn Carring
J .W. Sapecker
N./. Joy
Hilda” Zoellner
Clarence Terry
PERSONAL S. Mrs Penney Eileen Penney to Return
Notices show Mrs H J Penney and Miss Eileen Penney expected home from California where Seeds Mea her in les for three months. Mrs Stuart Queen heads to Chicago then Detroit to join Mr Queen in two weeks. Miss Emily Ferris and Bob Ferris go to Kansas City to meet Miss Helen enroute home to Winfield. Several locals visiting, traveling, or returning from trips amid neighborhood chatter.
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H. J. Penney
Eileen Penney
Ornia
Mea Hier
Les
Stuart Queen
Chicago
Detroit
Queen
Lawrence
Emily Ferris
Bob Ferris
Kansas City
Helen In
Winfield
Martin
University
Vinland
Topeka
Heaverin
Santa Fe Hospital
Santa Fe
Richmond
Sury
Lowery
Hoover Company
Frank Menehan
A. R. Olmstead
Giants Shires Prospect Ends Up at Goose Creek
Goose Creek report notes Shires prospect from the Giants, 29, linked to Sylvia Cator’s world record and Paris hop attempt. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a transfer or relocation related to Haitian-Port-au-Prince context and potential events around high jumping or track.
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Giants’ Shires
Goose Creek
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Sylvia Cator
Paris
Sean
Planes in Kansas apartment aided Ralph Fleagle case
Investigators recorded plans found in an apartment occupied by Fleagle's relatives in Canon City. The machines and $10,000 in cash were linked to a hurried trip to Kansas last week. Five thousand dollars paid to attorneys funded a late petition for reprieve. Authorities declined to comment on possible further arrests. The devices had been installed for some time prior to his execution.
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Planette
Ajnt
Ralpheagle State Investigors
Fleagle
Pioneer Theater Legacy Ends in Reading History
In 1926 the theater was remodeled on the English plan with upstairs seating and new equipment. It aimed to provide affordable film viewing, admitting families on a single admission. Mr. Patee sought to keep it operating after his death, with Henry D. Patee pledging to continue his brother's effort.
Quiet Doyle Funeral Held at Windlesham Garden
In Windlesham England Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was buried today with little ceremony in the garden of his country home. A half mast Union Jack flew above the nearby golf clubhouse as Doyle creator of Sherlock Holmes and exponent of spiritualism received his final resting place. Doyle’s eldest son Dennis was ill and unable to attend along with Doyle’s widow and two daughters. Sir Gilbert Parker and other Authors Club members traveled from London to pay tribute.
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Windlesham
Crowborough
Sussex
England
Arthur Conan Doyle
de Bache
Sherlock Holmes
Dennis Cowan
Doyle
Adriah
Gilbert Parker
The
Authors’ Club
London
No Single Evidence in Alfred Lingle Case
Five weeks into the Alfred Lingle shooting investigation, agencies report insufficient evidence for a grand jury. State's Attorney John A. Swandon says police are pursuing leads and cautions against premature conclusions while maintaining hope a case will be solved.
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Agriculture
State Board of Agriculture
Topeka
Associa Frese
Douglas
Jefferson Chicago
Break Even In Tennis In Davis Cup Opener
Japan and Italy split opening zone Davis Cup matches as Destefani defeated Ohta in four sets and Hara defeated Humbert Demorpurgo. In nearby court news, a verdict found Paul D. Cole guilty of murder in Seminole County Oklahoma after a long deliberation.
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Chicago
Japan
Italy
United States
Georgio Destefani
Yoshiro Ohta
Takeichi Hara
Trim Baron Humbert Demorpurgo
Acc
Cole
Wewoka
Okla
Paul D. Cole
Seminole County Election Board
Ernest Irby
Texas
Ewoka
Sonny Jim Tommiley’s Hurdle for Cardinals Lead
Mr Unger and families note the failure of Sonny Jim Tommiley to lead the Poe in Be aren e e t & bi me for the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Sonny Jim Tommiley
Poe
Be ‘Arene Ee T & Bi Me
St. Louis Cardinals
Used Wrong License Plates Fined in Topeka Case
Scott Bailey paid a $5 fine after pleading guilty to using license plates issued to another car. J H Mitchell, justice of the peace, imposed the penalty yesterday. Bailey was arrested by state auto license inspector Jack Hughes and deputy sheriff Houston Turner.
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Scott Bailey
J. H. Mitchell
Jack Hughes
Houston Turner
Kansas farm plan sparks talk of hogs and wheat inpanhandle
Sedekejas City and Lawrence officials discuss curtailment to curb surpluses as Kansas farmers face price pressures. Reed blames farm policy while Hyde warns of market troughs. The article notes wheat surpluses and potential production cuts, with figures on surplus quantities and impacts on growers. Apple and pear crop estimates from Rogue River Valley ship- pers are cited alongside distant notes of island towns connected by telegraph and cable.
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Amarillo
Tex
Texas Panhaniat
I. Reed
Kansas
Legge
Nearverter
Dodge City
Lery Hyde
Rogue River Valley
Fragmented 1920s radio program guide highlights
A jumble of show titles, times, and performer names from a historic broadcast schedule. Contains references to Slumber Muse, Time Signal Dutch Master, The Goldman Band, and various orchestras, trios, and programs with scattered mentions of places and times.
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Andy 245
Taney ‘Tepixa
Lon Corvecs
Phil Spitalny
Wither Fereen
Bivenstad
Peil Cook
Parnassus
Helen Beard
Art Bratton
Manhatter National “Farm
Haste Heur Pargions
Gema
Chicago
McGrew
Mildred Dee
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Persia
Dougley County
Artistry Sk
Deak
Hell Memorial Hospital
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Agricultural Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce
White School House
George Hedrick
Canton
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Menger
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Carrie Anna Johnson
Ernest Raymond Miller
Delma Opal King
Omaha
John,r
Ringwalt
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Shanghai
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Ariz
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Honolulu
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Clem Stose
San Diego
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Baptist Young Peoples Union of America Today
Washington, D. C
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Henry Vaughan
Vaughan
Onin Pheer Egestawa
Et Andersoh
Betswwa
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Pela
Edith Benson
St. Louis
Schenectady
Salem
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Pottsville
Mr. Unger
Trinity Episcopal Church
Vermont Streets
U Ce
Reno
Government
Belleville
Victor Kolbaba
Here
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Byers
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Roman
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Public Service Commission
Aziz Emir
ATES
United States Government Depository
Sedekejas City
Co. E
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Lawrence Pill
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Hyde
Panhandle
Fiji
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Progeans
Ollendorff
Hick Hick
Wa ‘Ar Jnier Saver Armour Pri Prprene Kodakid Fregram Elgin National Watch
Green Bros. Athletics
Auburn Motor Co
Diamond
Holcom’s Grove Belvoir WE de Soto
Eusch R
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Trinity Lutheran
Moita Motor Ensemble
Kansas City Journal Post
Shase Ork Kc
Karl
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Sabbath
Harhar Fichter
Goldman
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Jak Riley
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