Mallory Defeats Browne To Retain Women’s Title
Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory won the national women’s championship, defeating Miss Mary K Browne of California 4-6 6-2 6-0 at the West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills. The victory capped a remarkable season with Mallory also winning titles at Nassau Glen Cove and Seabright before defending her crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hawthorne
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
De-T
Mary K. Browne
California
West Side
Forest Hills
Miss Browne
Mrs. Mallory
Louise R. Williams
Lewis Gouverneur Morris
Sampion
Mallory
Lince
Europe
Nassau
Glen Cove
Seabright
Miles Lenglen
New York Merchant Vanishes in Mid Ocean
A New York millinery merchant named Smolin vanished at sea after disembarking from the steamship Olympic bound for Europe. His son Nat Smolin reported the disappearance as the vessel neared Cherbourg. Authorities and crew searched the Olympic without finding any trace of the missing man.
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New York
Julius Smotin
Olympic
Cherbourg Reourg
York
Sabin Paicentor
Olymn
Wan Seolin
Smolin
Tary
Olympic Walls
Europe
Hin Son
Nat
Caldwell man seals treasure cave to keep gold seekers away
B W Robischon, a New York hosiery manufacturer, has sealed a hidden treasure cave on his Caldwell property and posted a guard with two German police dogs to deter gold seekers. The cave reportedly holds $12,000 found by a gardener, connected to a 1917 California murder case. Robischon refused to reveal details, saying the treasure causes only trouble.
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Caldwell
N. J
B. W. Robischon
Mr. Robischon
Ike Wildive
Easthorn
Spirit Prompts Crew to Killing Of Petrosino
Detective Sergeant Michael Fiaschetti says new lead from Bartolo Fontano will link six more men to Camorra murders. Police plan six Detroit arrests and further actions in Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Denver and Canada as part of a nationwide probe into 1261 killings linked to the secret society.
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Joseph Petrosino
Palermo
Italy
Camorra
Michael Fiaschetti
Petrosino
New York Police
Fiarchetti
Sicily
United States
Vom Bartolo Fontano
Larbor
Carmillio Caiozzo
Fontano
Fiaschetti
Perrosino
Bufalo
Denver
Black Hand
New Yorks
International
Detroit
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Bridgeport
Canada
Flaschetti
New Jersey
Typhus Delays Cunarder Aquitania With 1400 Passengers
The Cunarder Aquitania with 655 saloon passengers and nearly 1,400 aboard was held at quarantine for fourteen hours after a typhus victim was found in the second cabin. Health officers pursued tests and quarantined sixty-five exposed passengers at Hoffman Island while the ship’s officers described a Russian refugee whose two murdered daughters in Russia haunted her, contributing to her breakdown.
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Aquitania
United States Immigration Service
Hoffman Island
Bertha Zelzer
America
Cherbourg
B. Sydney Jones
Phiadelphia
Russia
Holsheviki
Compromise on the beer bill tightens search rules
Washington Aug 20 Conferees reach a compromise on the bee bill merging the House home brew amendment with the Senate Stanley provision. It imposes misdemeanor penalties for illegal searches of private dwellings or impersonating officers, with fines up to 1000 dollars and possible year in prison. The plan splits support in both chambers and toasts passage after recess.
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United States
Ositter
Senate
Sanat
Broussard
Stanley
Lator Sterling
Repr Bentative Volstead
House
Mondell
Sterling
Nelson
Volstead
Summers
Ash
Harding on Week End Chesapeake Bay Cruise
President and Mrs. Harding depart Washington for a weekend yacht cruise aboard the Mayflower in the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay. The party includes Attorney General Daugherty Senator New of Indiana Mrs Hale Senator Townsend of Michigan and Mrs Townsend Chairman Lasker of the Shining Board and Jesse Smith of Washington Court House Ohio. A Mayflower message off Quantico Va. reports good weather and all well.
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Daugherty
New
Hale
Townsend
Lasker
Washington
Harding
Fotomac
Chesapeake Bay
Indiana
Mra. Len
Maine
Michigan
The
Shining Board
Jesse Smith
Washington Court House
Ohio
Quantico
Interurban Trolley Crash Near Cleveland Injures Thirteen
A head on collision between two Cleveland Plainville and Ashland interurban cars east of Cleveland city limits leaves thirteen injured as wrecks telescope and derail. Many passengers trapped as emergency crews respond to the daytime incident.
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Cleveland
Alle Iona
Plainaville & Ashtabula Shors
British Acceptance of Far East Conference Invitation
London reports Britain's formal acceptance of President Harding’s invitation to a November Far East conference on questions and disarmament. The note to the American government expresses cordial approval of the conference’s objectives and aims.
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London
Associated Press
Great Britain
Harding
Miners Plan March on Mingo Fields
Two thousand coal miners from Lens Creek Cabin Creek and Paint Creek regions camped at Marmet plan a march to Mingo and Logan counties to push unionization of open shop mines. State police mobilize as armed patrols fortify routes and trenches dot the terrain. union leaders deny involvement while Keeney signals no direct control.
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the Tribune
Charleston
W. Va
Lens Creek
Cabin Creek
Paint Creek
Morrow
Marmet
Little Coal River
Mingo County
Logan County
Kanawhe City
Lehman Martin
Edwight
Mingo
Si Walke
Madison
Boone County
Cornwell
Frank Keeney
United Mine Workers
Owd
Union
Kanawha
Boone
Divide
Sharples
Coal River
Logan Fields
No Man’s Land
Danville
Mifflin
Mittin
Miners’ Union
Keeney
House Passes Tax Revision by 274 to 125
The House, with Democratic opposition solid, passed the Fordney tax revision bill 274 to 125 after four days of debate. The measure lowers government revenue by 818 million dollars, with amendments exempting pensions, cutting cereal beverage tax, and reducing or repealing several duties on goods including sporting items and motor boats.
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Tribune
Washington
House
Bourke Cochran
Dentwernt
New York
Harding
Senate
John Garer
Texas
Ways and Means
Cochran
Mondell
United States
Fraternity
Motor Boats
Pollok Bolles Verbal Bout Ends With Car and Whisky
A Broadway dispute between Pollok and Bolles over a touring car led to disorderly conduct charges. Patrols to police station, a captured bottle of Scotch, and a misidentified owner marked the fracas. Pollok posted bail after the liquor charge was dropped.
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Pollok
Hollar
Freddy Welsh
Sergeant Stillman
Mr. Pollok
Stillman
Famine Stricken to Get Food From Swamp Root
A Soviet report from Riga says Samara University laboratory found the swamp root ansan abundant in famine plagued Soviet Russia. The root yields about 70 percent starch with notable albumen and small fat, once deemed worthless. Proper processing could cut Samara region suffering by half.
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Riga
Associated Press
Samara University
Russia
Samara
Terms Signed For U S Feeding Of Russians
Maxim Litvinoff and Walter Lyman Brown signed the agreement under which the American Relief Administration will supply famine relief to Russia. Latvian Premier Meyerowitz presided as witnesses, with officials and journalists present. Brown and Litvinoff spoke of mutual cooperation and hopes for improved relations between the United States and Soviet Russia. Philip Carroll of Portland was named head of the first relief party bound for Moscow, with John P. Grege and E. G. Neur among others slated for service on the mission.
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Tribune
New York Tribune Inc
Riga
Maxim Litvinoff
Walter Lyman Brown
American Relief Administration
Russia
Meyerowitz
Latvia
Litvinoff
Speal
United States
Latvis
Lam
Frank
Riua
Ay Jcover
Philip Carroll
Portland
Ove
Relief Administration
Brown
Carroll
Moscow
Germany
South
Serbia
John P. Grege
Poland
Lithuania
Neur
Contauad
Curran Campaigns Open New Headquarters Across City
Curran headquarters will open tomorrow at the Hermitage Motel on Forty second Street and Sev enth Avenue as part of a city wide campaign. Campaign manager John J. Lyons said additional borough headquarters will follow with Arthur Murtha named as Secretary of State's chief assistant in campaign management. Curran plans speeches and will attend a Dexter Park picnic in Queenstown and a Park Theater gathering in Brooklyn linked to a veterans drive.
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Hermitage Hotel
Manhattan Center
Henry H. Curran
Repuban Coalition
Hermitage Motel
Forty-second Street
Sevanth Avenue
John J. Lyons
Curran
Festerday
Arthur B. Murtha
Lyons
Goweral
Lny
Dexter Park
Queen
Department of Street Cleaning
Park Theater
Tuy Twenty-first Street
Cropacy Aveute
Brooklyn
Harding Presses Congress to Tackle Shipping Board Burdens
In a letter to Senator Wesley L. Jones read in the Senate, President Harding says the Shipping Board's troubles are an inheritance from the previous administration, cites unspeakable losses, and urges continued appropriations without restraints on employing agents. He stresses rapid halting of waste, appointing capable men, and ending costly operating leases and charter contracts to establish an American merchant marine.
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Tribune
Washington
Wesley L. Jones
Senate Committee On Commerce
Senate
Harding
Shipping Board
Congress
Jones
House
Reli
Lasker
Sorvier
Larker
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Lenglen
Victor
Jersey
New Yorker
U. S
Spirit
A. S
Immigration Department
Juliette la Marca
Algeria
Sotherns
Sothern
England
Jim Barnes
Jim ‘Barnes
New York Tribune
Mingo Fields
Valley
West Virginia
Dupree
Louisiana
Campbell
Pennsylvania
la Zero
Beck
Wisconsin
Clague
Minnesota
Keller
Lamert
McKaelyon
Tinois
Sinclair
North Dakota
Voigt
Woodfull
Bordney
Pollok-Bolles
Murry Pollok
H. Morgan Pollok
Joh A. Bolles
Washington Heights
Freddie Welsh
Broadway
110Th Street
Pallok
Bolles
Hollok
Rolles
Sim
Holley
Patromwan
Hollowan
100Th Street
U.S
Hoover
Ship Board
Wilson
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