Proud and happy Stutskys of Brooklyn celebrate Jakey’s law dream
After three years of presumed mischief Jakey Stutsky reveals he has been studying law at Brooklyn Law School and will graduate at the Majestic Theatre. His parents and sister, once sure he wasted nights, now cheer his return and pride as he stands ready to practice at the bar.
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Brooklyn
Stutskys
de Kalb Avenue
Jakey
Jakey Stutsky
Brooklyn Law School
City College
Papa Stutsky
Mamma Stutsky
Register
St. Lawrence University
Majestic Theatre
Stutsky
Evelyn
Summer suits and hats for changeable days
Cool cloudy days demand thin Summer options. Medium weight woolens serve most men well, with thousands of suits in varied weaves and patterns. Regular suits with vests suit cool days. Prices range from $18 to $42. For rain, Summer wear remains. Stetson light weight hats priced from $3.50 to $5.
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Stetson
Weston Distress Over Lack of Food
Weston complains of insufficient food supply and inability to obtain proper nourishment. The report notes severe hardship and calls for relief measures.
Weston Walks Across United States Seventy-Fifth Day
Pioneer traveler Weston continues from New York to San Francisco on a 100 day trek as Sundays excluded. The route lists daily segments from March 15 to June total 2,828 miles across states including New York Utica Chafee Youngstown Toledo Chicago Lincoln Mexico Topeka Wakeeney Hugo Nunn Wyoming Rawlins Wamsutter and more with distances per leg.
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Weston
New York
San Francisco
United States
Utica
Chafee
Youngstown
Toledo
Agate
Col
Nunn
Wyoming
Esteeees
Rawlins
Wyo
Wamsutter
Weston Takes On Harsh Wyoming Walk In Storms
Edward Payson Weston writes from Wamsutter Wyoming about today’s planned walk facing rain and poor road conditions. He notes storms have battered nourishment options, yet he remains undeterred and plans a long day. He will rest at 3 PM and call at 9 PM, asserting his strong endurance.
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New York Times
Wamsutter
Wyo
Edward Payson Weston
Miss Adams Victor in Women’s Eastern Golf Title Defense
Miss Mary B. Adams of Wollaston Golf Club near Boston won the Women’s Eastern Golf Association championship at Baltusrol Club New Jersey for the second time. She led after 18 holes with 91 and finished 36 holes in 94 for a 185 total despite wet soggy course and chilly wind. The field included Brae Burn’s C L Duncan who won with a net 98 from 10 handicap, and ex-champion Mrs. C T Stout among early starters.
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Mary B. Adams
Wollaston Golf Club
Boston
Eastern Golf Association
Baltusrol Club
Short Hills
N. J
Charles T. Stout
Brae Burn Club
C. L. Duncan
Brae Burn
Roope
Eliz
Porter
Brookline
Bredt
Essex Co
de Wolf
Philadelphia
R. H. Barlow
Philaphia
R. H. Stockton
Plainfield
K. F. Duncan
E. H. Fitter
Merion
Townsend
Eliz. Hurry
Englewood
Julia R. Mix
Pauline Firth
N. P. Rogers
Baltusrol
M. Goddard
Saratoga Race Plans For August Meeting
Saratoga Association directors agreed on a five day racing week with possible six days, as business leaders supported, outlining a 23 stake program renewing old events. Key flat races include the Saratoga Handicap for 3 year olds and up at 5 000, one mile and a quarter, plus the Saratoga Cup Adirondack Champlain Merchants and Citizens Handicaps the Saratoga Special sweepstakes and a 2 500 cap added to the race with 250 stakes each.
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Saratoga Association
Saratoga
Travers
Alabama
Champlain
Merchants
Citizens
Larger Haggin Shipment Sends 120 Thoroughbreds to Argentina
A steamship cleared from New York carrying 120 head of thoroughbreds from J. B. Haggin's Elmendorf Stud Kentucky to Buenos Aires Argentina. The horses include stallions brood mares and yearlings and will be auctioned under trainer Matt Byrnes who has tied to Pierre Lorillard J B Haggin and Marcus Daly. Previous Haggin Keene shipments last summer sold well and met strong South American demand.
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Argentine Republic
J. B. Haggin
James R. Keene
New York
Buenos Ayres
Matt Byrnes
Pierre Lorillard
Marcus Daly
Cornell Athletic Council elects new president
Albert W. Smith of the Cornell College of Mechanical Engineering is elected President of the Cornell Athletic Council to succeed Dean Frank Irvine who resigned due to other business. C. E. Treman of Ithaca is elected to the council with faculty members re-elected. The track award goes to J. C. Mills of Waterloo for merit.
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New York Times
Ithaca
Albert W. Smith
Cornell College of Mechanical Engineering
Cornell Athletic Council
Frank Irvine
Cornell College of Law
C. E. Treman
Rowlee
Diederichs
Hoy
Dean Smith
J. C. Mills
Waterloo
Pace maker chosen for Catskill Berkshire tour
Frank Eveland, former NY Automobile Trade Association president, will pace the three day Catskill Berkshire tour to ensure entrants do not violate speed limits. Twenty five cars have entered with expectations of fifty, meeting at Weehawk Saturday morning. An organizers’ committee includes C P Skinner and Walter R Lee. Rain postponed Orphans Day outing to Friday.
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Frank Eveland
New York Automobile Trade Association
Catskill-Berkshire
Eveland
Weehawk
Harry Fosdick
Lee
C.P. Skinner
Frank, Eveland
Peter, Fogarty
C. H. Larsen
Richard Newton
Walter R. Lee
Mitchell
Stoddardt-Dayton
Oldsmobile
National
Franklin
Lancia
Stevens-Duryea
White
Knox
Marmon
Packard
Columbia
Matheson
Automobile Club of America
Coney Island
Weather Bureau
Half Way to Seattle Transcontinental Race Reaches Manhattan
Four cars from the New York to Seattle Guggenheim trophy race arrived in Manhattan, Ford No.1 leading followed by Shawmut No.5 and Ford No.2. Acme reached next after repairs to Ford No.2, which had crashed in a ditch during a storm. Itala not yet heard from as drivers expect Seattle in under twenty one days.
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New York Times
Manhattan
Kan
New York
Seattle
Acme
Ford
Oldfield Wins Ten Mile Auto Race At Shriner Meet
In Louisville rain halted the Shriner Imperial Council auto events after three contests. Louis Strang won two races in his Buick, while Barney Oldfield captured the ten mile free-for-all in a Grand Prize six cylinder National, finishing 100 yards ahead of Strang as a rainstorm lashed the track.
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New York Times
Louisville
Shriners’ Imperial Council
Lewis Strang
Buick
Barney Oldfield
Strang
Cowell
Chalmers
Detroit
Metz
National
Donnelly
Packard
Oldfield
Locomobile
Third Avenue Plan Discussed By WC Receiver and PSC
Frederick W. Whitridge of the Third Avenue Railroad conferred with Public Service Commission Chairman William R. Willcox on reorganization plans. Whitridge aims to secure PSC approval before releasing details, with reports of bondholder lien surrender and a potential $7 to $8 million raise.
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Frederick W. Whitridge
Third Avenue Railroad
William R. Willcox
Public Service Commission
Third Avenue
Whitridge
Wall Street
Mr. Whitridge
Fifty-ninth Street Crosstown
Fifty-ninth Street
Metropolitan
Bowdoin and Bates duel at Maine college doubles title
Hughes and Martin of Bowdoin defended the Maine college doubles crown defeating age and Boothby of Bates 6-4 6-4 5-6. Baseball today lists a 4 00 P M game between American and Detroit.
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Lewiston
Hughes
Martin
Bowdoin
Maine College
Age and Boothby
Bates
Baseball Today
American
Detroit
Motor Boat Heather Wins Bermuda Race
Hamilton Bermuda June 9 All power boats from Grave's End Bay New York reached Bermuda Heather skippered by Richmond Levering finished first off St David's Head at 1530 AM winning the Bermuda Dhalop Cup and 1000 dollars. Heather covered the course in about 81 hours amid rough seas while Nereides N owned by Francis C Rogers of Cape May was second but did not cross the line.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Gravesend Bay
New York
Richmond Levering
Heather
St. David’s Head
Margaret
Nereides N
Francis C. Rogers
Cape May
St. George’s Harbor
Insep
Ilys
W. C. Proctor
Shelter Island
J. G. N. Whitaker
Yachtsmen’s Club
Thomas Fleming Day
Scotland
Golfers Enter 103 for Wykagyl Invitation Meet
An entry list of 103 golfers from the Metropolitan Association clubs has been received by the Tournament Committee of the Wykagyl Country Club for the annual invitation tournament at New Rochelle. The 36 hole qualifying round today will seed five divisions of sixteen for match play for cups led by the Wykagyl Cup. Notables include Findlay Iglaué, Gilman Tiffany, E M Wild, Marshall Whitlatch, J W McMenamy, B T Allen, T W Bermingham, Joseph Chadwick, W W Harris, Lloyd Gwyer, James Turner, Spottswood Bowers, A L Broe, and E L Scofield Jr.
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Metropolitan Association
Wykagyl
New Rochelle
Findlay Uglaé
Gilman P. Tiffany
E. M
Yale Crews Delayed By Heavy Rain On Thames
Yale Varsity and freshman crews reached Yale Ferry Conn but rain kept them from their first season spin on the Thames. Coach Kennedy ordered bivouac duty near Whitney Lodge while Much baggage was soaked after a launch mishap on the Long Island Sound. Dudly Baker elected captain of the freshman eight.
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New York Times
YALE
Conn
Thames
Harvard
Kennedy
Whitney Lodge
Payne Whitney
New Haven
Long Island Sound
Capt
Right
Johnennedy
Dudly Baker
Cornell Crew Trials Signal Dramatic Selection for Poughkeepsie
Cornell coach Courtney set a time trial on Cayuga Lake to decide if the varsity crew that defeated Harvard should travel to Poughkeepsie intact or be replaced by the newer crew led by Stevens and Backus. The 24 oarsmen and 2 coxswains will depart Ithaca next Saturday night for the match, with “The Oaks” as their long-time Cornell base. The potential lineups include Varsity with Kelley Backus Sutton Simson Stevens Day Names Weed Kimball as coxswain and Freshman Ferguson Bowen Stimson Bonney Wakeley Kruse McDermott Distler Merz as coxswain, plus a Four-Oared contingent led by Bullen Lafferty Wurst Crawford.
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Courtney
Poughkeepsie
New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Harvard
Cayuga Lake
Stevens
Backus
the Oaks
Varsity
Kelley
Bow
Sutton
Simson
Day
Names
Weed
Kimball
Ferguson
Bowen
Stimson
Bonney
Wakeley
Kruse
McDermott
Distler
Merz
Bullen
Lafferty
Wurst
Crawford
Steamer Rugs and Wool Rugs at Macy’s Prices
Macy's promotes a new line of Steamer Rugs and domestic wool rugs. All wool rugs start at 6.88 and range to 12.29, with tartan plaids and subdued colors. Imported rugs run 13.02 to 39.89. Silk Plush Robes cost 14.27 to 30.36 with a pansy-velvet finish.
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Macy’s
Bargain Picks for Travel Gear and Fresh Produce
A catalog of low priced travel accessories and goods lists items such as blue cloth yacht caps at 1.98 and 1.88, rubber soled shoes 3.49, Burberry Ulsters 18 to 39.74, plus guides, diaries, and leather goods. Fresh produce prices include French almonds 39c per pound, mangoes 29c, strawberries 22c, peaches 39c a dozen, apricots 19c a dozen, cherries 29c to 5? per unit, all reflecting a bustling market.
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Macy’s
Stanley
Florida
California
Martinolar Teeth and the Martinol ar Method Promoted
A dental advertisement extols Martinolar teeth as superior to partial plates and standard bridgework. It urges readers with remaining teeth to visit for a free mouth examination, notes limited long distance service, warns against counterfeit imitations, and offers a free copy of The Martinolar Method.
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London
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Toot Mig
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Kissel Motor Car To
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Knox Lozi
Moon National
Oakland
Palmer-Sing
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Stevens White
Monogram Oil
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56Th St
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Moon Motor Car Co
N.Y
Inner Motor Car Co
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Col. Palmer & Singer Mfg. Co
B’y. Tel
J. M. Quinby & CO
Division St
Newark
En Factory
Uryea WI
E. J. Willis Co
Park Place
Y Motor CO
H. G. Diefendorf
Church St
Victoria
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