Jones Displays Excellent Golf In Open Tourney
Bobby Jones opened the final day with a two stroke lead over the field and three over Walter Hagen in the National Open at Olympia Fields. His nine hole score of 35 featured birdies at 1 and 3 and pars or better at 2 4 5 7 8 9 while Gene Sarazen matched par on the round.
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International
Olympia Fields
Ill
Bobby Jones
Golf Exchange
Walter Hagen
Hagen
George von Elm
Jones Im
Bobby
Jones
Gene Sarazen
Gene
Mke Hagen
Hon
Tonight at Capitol and Regent Theatre Features Big Names
The listings show Wallace Bees Esther Ralston George Bancroft and Charles Farrell in Od Iron Rides with Charley Chase in Limousine Love at venues Capitol and others. Jane Cowl's Smilin Thru at Roberson-Smith Players and Madge Bellamy in The Pinny Girl along with Rin Tin Tin in When London Sleeps at DOME. Corrine Griffith stars in The Garden of Eden at Scottish Rite Auditorium with additional features including Billie Dove and Francis Busman in The Marriage Clause.
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PENN
Wallace Bees
Esther Ralston
George Bancroft
Charles Farrell
John[mie Walker
Charley Chase
Capitol
Roberson-Smith Players
Jane Cowl
Nixon
Madge Bellamy
A _ Cow
Fox News
Billie Dove
Francis 2. Busman
Scottish Rite Auditorium
Corrine Griffith
New Castle Notes On Gardens Camps And County Scouts
Pa Newe observes garden woes and fever talk as vacant lots festooned with weeds draw concern in New Castle. Town happenings include a library children tour, hotel facade changes, and the Lawrence County Boy Scouts glimmer encampment at Camp Phillips under J Lee Calahan and LeRoi Norton urging community support.
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New Castle
Pa Nene
Garfield Avenue
Highland and
Albert
Pa Newe
Lawrence County
Dance tickets for Jameson Memorial aid sale
Tickets for a July 2 dance at the cathedral, staged by the Ladies Auxiliary of Jameson Memorial hospital, to equip the new hospital with linens, are sold at Love & Megown's Drug Store, McKinley & Frantz Drug Store, New Castle News Co, Seary's Studio, Hyde's Drug Store, Sheffer & Snyder's Drug Store, and Mather Brothers Jewelry Store.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Cathedral
Love & Megown
McKinley & Frantz
New Castle News Company
Seary
Hyde's
Seventh Ward
Sheffer & Snyder's
East Long Avenue
Mather Brothers Jewelry
Five Nations Aid Search For Amundsen
A systems search of Northeastland and Spitzbergen's coasts involves Norway Sweden Russia France and Italy. Planes from the Giant Hydroplane Upland and three Swedish planes scoured Nobdlie camp but could not land. The ice-breaker and Italian relief planes join the search, with Major Maddalena filming the expedition and sighting a mascot dog Titina.
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Northeastland
Spitabergen
Ritser Larsen
Lect
Luetzow Holm
Spitzbergen
Nobdlie
Nabile
Amundsen
Pisa
al Miers
Nobile
See
Maddalena
Titina
Democrats Seek Harmony as Wet Day Issue Fizzles
Houston observers report Democrats pushing for a harmonious convention to dodge a sharp prohibition plank. Dry factions press for a prohibition stance, while Smith supporters back a milder platform. Key picks include Senator Fey Pittman as platform chair and Claude G. Bowers as temporary convention chair.
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Harmony
Houston
Middle’ West
Fey Pittman
Nevada
Pittman
Resolutions Committee
Claude G. Bowers
Smith
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Motor fines for May total 45765 dollars
Harrisburg report shows collections of motor vehicle fines for May reaching 45 768 dollars. Most of the amount, about 95 655 dollars, will be turned over to the state treasury, with the remainder retained or allocated as provided by law.
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Harrisburg
Department of Highways
State Treasury
Governor Smith Won’t Push Wet Plank At Convention
Albany report notes Governor Al Smith will not propose a prohibition plank for the Democratic national convention. Smith plans to stay silent on party issues until the convention acts, while allies cite steady opposition to Volstead enforcement as unchanged.
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Smith
George Olvany
Tammany Hall
Judge Olvany
George R. van Namee
New York
Houston
Olvany
Albany
N.Y
al Smith
Coolidge to Fill Vacancies in His Cabinet
Hoover plans to leave Washington for California between July 2 and July 8 and rest until the nomination speech at month end. Edward C Finney of Kansas, assistant secretary of the interior, may become commerce head, with director of foreign and domestic commerce possibly joining.
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Edward C. Finney
Kansas
Interior
Finney
Interior Department
Hoover
Washington
California
President Coolidge
Potoma
Wilkinney
Bandit stages daring hold up aboard train
A bandit boarded an interurban car from Blissfield to Adrian and held up a passenger. Carrothers is being questioned as Blissfield, Monroe, Detroit, and Toledo officials watch the network of roads for accomplices. Rain complicated investigators, one deputy chief noting no trace of a car leaving Blissfield.
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Carrothers
Blissfield
Adrian
Monroe
Detroit
Toledo
Michigan
Ohio
Fritz
Young Man Dies In Auto Mishap At City Road
A young man killed in an automobile mishap is identified with wartime service in the Rainbow Division. He served overseas and is survived by his parents two brothers Frank and Anthony and four sisters Mrs Kirk Guckert Mrs Fred Farrone Rose and Eleanor Mastren. Funeral set for Monday June 25 at St Vitus church. Rev Fr Patrick Dikanna to officiate. Burial in St Vitus cemetery.
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House of Savoia
Xing Humbert Society
Mastran
Signal Corps
Rainbow
United States Expeditionary Forces
Prank
Anthony Mastren
Kirk Guckert
Fred Farrone
Rose
Eleanor Mastren
St. Vitus Church
Patrick Dikanna
St. Vitus Cemetery
Questions and answers from a historical column
The fragment lists a quiz style mix of facts and names: asking about an editor and critic, wedding march composers, the Don river country, a German unifier, a biblical verse location, Shackamaxon events, a horoscope, a daily thought from Henry George, and a clip from a 1900s column labeled Answers to Foregoing Questions. It ends with a quick answer key: HL Mencken, George Jean Nathan, Wagner and Mendelssohn, Russia, Blamarck, St Matthew vil.
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HL. Mencken
American Mercury
George Jean Nathan
Richard Wagner
Felix Menelssohn
Deaths Of The Day Ruth Ellen Heckart
Ruth Ellen Heckart eight daughter of Mr and Mrs Heckart died at home on McClelland avenue Saturday morning after illness Born in New Castle December 9 1919 attended First Methodist Sunday school Survived by parents one brother Walter Leroy one sister Carrie Lueke grandparents and several aunts and uncles Funeral Monday June 25 at 3 p m from residence Rev J L Stratton in charge Burial Oak Park cemetery
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Ruth Ellen Heckart
M. BE
Francea W. Heckart
McClelland Avenue
New Castle
Walter Leroy
Carrie Lueke
Mra
Walter 8
Lamm
George Heckart
Realdente
J. L. Stratton
Oak Park Cemetery
Andrew L. Ubry
Edison Avenue
Mary Daugherty
Toledo, O
Edward Ubry
New Brighton
Wesley L. Biddle
English Avenue
United States Veterans Hospital
Aspenwall
Mr. Biddle
Arey L
Clorinda Biddle
United States Army
Philippine Islands
Fort William McKinley
Betty Lee
Bessie Longacre
Gerty
Rude Madine
Gospel Tabernacle of the Christian and Missionary Alliance
Pearson Street
Green-wood Cemetery
American Legion
Pennsylvania to Back Hoover Campaign Effort
George H. Manning reports Pennsylvania leads in pledging full backing for the Hoover Curtis ticket. Governor Fisher and Republican State Chairman Martin met with Secretary of the Interior Work to discuss campaign strategy and may stump beyond Pennsylvania. Work says Pennsylvania will carry itself without heavy national committee help.
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George H. Manning
Washington
the News
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Fisher
Martin
Work
Republican National Committee
Secretary of the Interior Work
Auto
Harrisburg
Mr. Work
Indiana County
Suma
Hoover-Curtis
National Republican Organization
Reunion hoped to place association in solid financial condition
The officers of the association express the hope that there will be a large enough collection to fund the organization and keep it in excellent financial condition.
Banner Reunion Of School Alumni Elects Captain Next Friday
The Sons of Union Veterans military department will meet after Oscar L. Jackson carny No. 24 to elect a captain. Alumni reunion of New Castle High School planned for Friday June 29 at Cascade park Taunton with supper and class gatherings, officers to be elected, contests for attendance, grand march and dancing to midnight. Dues listed: 22,496,600 shares bonds 49,739,000.
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Military Department of the Sons of Union Veterans
Oscar L. Jackson
Alumni Association
New Castle
Stock Exchange Quiet Day Sets Yearly Low Volume
New York stock exchange activity was unusually low with 648 100 shares traded, the smallest total of the year. Bond sales reached 804 006 while total grosses and other figures mirrored subdued trading levels from the prior low set on February 25.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Totelec
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Bobbie Jones
Hagen and Field
Yale
Lansing State Journal
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Boomed
Dome—Rin-Tin-Tin
London
Helene Gosteilo
Tory
Hag
Philadelphia
United States
Children's Department
Castleton
Lash
First National
Bank
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Washington Street
Pa Newo
Willis Lutz
Maryland Avenue
Mr. Lutz
Eastman Kodaks
Eastman Films
Warner Photo Service
Warner Service
Mercer Sg
Coolidge
Bandit
Fage One
Lotr
Don River
Germany
Yeday
Willam Pean SA
Shackamaxon
Arso
Ford
A. Daily Thought
Henry George
Russia
Blamarck
St. Matthew Vil
Shriver
Margaret Frances Kennedy Shriver
Euclid Avenue
Mars Church
Pr. F. &. Clifford
James Martin
Oscar Noss
Thomas Francis
Edward Johnson
Harold Anangst
Floyd McGuire
Howard Shriver
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Pittsburgh
Tosweph Farrone
Joseph Ferrong
Wayne Street
St. Lucy’s Church
Fr. McKenna
St. Margaret's Church
St. Lucy's Cemetery
Mrs. Brown
Lyda Brown
George Frey
Addis Street
Pearl Benner
Rev. Benner
Price
Laver
Mr. Fullmer
Steve Miles
James Reed
Walter Price
Herman S Moyer
George Shimp. Burns
Graceland Cemetery
Governor Fisher
Washington Evening Star
Bradley
Summers & McCann
Cascade Park
Stock Exchange
McGoun
Stetson Bhoes
Sam H. McGoun
Linhurst
Butler-New Castle Hi-way
Portersville
Whitla Plumbing CO
Croton Ave
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