Four of First Five Home Bred Players Triumph
In Skokie a crowded golf field saw Mehlhorn third at 990 and Hagen 991, leading a surge for American homegrown talent. The event highlighted a historic shift as four of the first five finishers were homemade players, with notable performances by Ben Hobbie James of Atlanta and John Blwll, once of Troon, marking a landmark for American golf.
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Gene Sereset
Darumle
Rye
New York
Ben Hobbie
Janes
Gru
Johar Black
Oaklsod
Hobdy Jonen
John Bath
Camel Mehihorn
Beck
Mehilharn
Nace
Avioeel Walthr Hagen
Ab Bal
Epdely
Americai
John Blwll
Troon
Scotland
Sarasah
Brad Fir
Rebvy
Bethe
Kentucky minister claims spiritual attack stalls prayers
A Kentucky preacher declares he is being fed by a “spiritual fountain” and renounces worldly sustenance. Neighbors doubt his tale as the minister reportedly refuses meals, begs God to guide him, and claims divine signs while observers note his isolation and altered behavior.
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Kentucky
Lexmet
Veo
Irvin Fountain
Ater
Drescher
Ex God Cited for Naval Rescue 19 Years Ago
North Andover Mass July 16 Nineteen years ago Pan EH Kruschwita then in the wary saved a victim from drowning. He had forgotten the incident. Yesterday the Navy Department sent him a citation for bravery signed by Acting Secretary Roosevelt. The incident happened in Philippine waters.
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North Andover
Mass
Pan EH
Kruschwita
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Philippine
Washington reveals rail strike and tariff clashes across nation
A broad summary notes the railroad labor dispute, Harding postponing arbitration, and a Senate embargo defeat amid tariff fights. It cites Ford, Muscle Shoals, and farm labor talks, plus violence and political churn at home and abroad.
Baby Virginia Brown Dies After Eleven Days With Bullet in Brain
Two year old Virginia Brown of Bay Shore died after eleven days with a 22 caliber bullet in her brain. She was injured on July 4 while playing and rushed to Dr. George S. King’s hospital. An X ray showed the bullet in a safe skull area but infection developed, sealing her fate.
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Bay Shore
Lb. 1
Virginia Brown
Dr. George S. King’s
King
David Brown
Tribune weekend page highlights and society notes
A compact roundup of society items, arts previews, theater notes, and the week in arts. The Tribune includes fashion and social notes, theater and music previews, and features by Willian Ada and Allen White with a Graphic section by Betsy and Driggs, across pages 1 3 4 5 6 7.
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News of Society
the Tribune Institute
Kidiew
the Tribune
Willian
Allen White
Pet Or Beeeen Jr
Mra
Driggs
Betsy
Paight
Embargo Fight Shifts as Senate Delays Tariff Moves
The Senate votes 8 to 2 against extending the dye embargo amid Republican splits over cotton yarn and cloth duties. Senator Frelinghuysen proposes amendments, while Dems and dissenting Republicans push for rate reductions, signaling rough weather ahead for the tariff bill. Roland W Boyden sails home from Paris after service on the Reparations Committee.
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Tebune'n Wankinton Rarena
Washington
Administra- Hontari Din
Pinones
Benator Frelinghuyasa
New Jersey
Senay
Bursum
Republican
New Mexico
United States Treasury
Senate
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Jy Bombiteanr
Az Pane Nepper Bid Bros Shortie
Eterling Tamme Nexining” Warren
Setar Wataon
Franoe Muvary Wille
Prelingnuyeen
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Sull Burauln
Ava Ecoilope
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Normocrate
Ashuret
Aendrick Pimmons Eorawey Hie
Ean Gilborson — Verman Eran Dial Baminreym
Eyrannnn Fintener
Ranadelt
Pratin Eit Hert Bailie
Caterina Urrion
Shupar Cini Otway
Henrn Shlain Waish
Mant Tenbble
Taruf
Finance Committee
House
Smoot
Fusning
Emsbergs
Tnlic
Catton
Dutier
Wadeworth
Sansters la Follette
Poindaxter
Child Leads Policeman To Secret Distillery
A Brooklyn child guided Officer Gower to a ground floor apartment where a two-still whisky operation, a bag of grain, and manufacturing apparatus were found. No one was at home.
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Child
Gower
Mosordln Street
Brooklyn
Graft Probe Seizes Two Ex Officials in Liquor Ring
Chicago report says Harry W. Magen former Internal Revenue collector and Benjamin Mitchell ex state legislator were jailed by federal agents in a probe into a liquor permit fraud scheme valued at over 600000. Investigators say forged notary stamps and fake director names aided illegal shipments of whisky across New York Philadelphia Chicago and Omaha. Officials indicate further grand jury action and testimonies to follow.
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Chicago
Harry W. Magen
Revenus
Benjamin Mitchell
Leginlature
Warranta
Ferrerat Sperte
New York
Philadelphia
Omaha
Prohibition
East River Channel Work Reaches Completion After Years
Work to reopen the East River channel to a forty foot depth neared finish under the New Jersey Shipbuilding and Dredging Co. and Colonel Edward Gurr. The Teele Commission assisted as blasting precautions limited during key train blocks. Remaining tasks include final channel sweeping and rock lens removal with light blasting as needed.
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East River
New Jersey Shipbuilding and Dredging Company
Edward Gurr
United Simtox
Hie Teele Commission
Gost
Cate
Clark Street
Wall Streut
Almault
Tal
Witc
District Enginier
Kew
Senator Dillingham Held Up by Costume-Clad Officers
In Montpelier Vermont on July 14 United States Senator Willa P F Dillingham was stopped by costume officers searching for bootleggers during a motor ride. The senator called it the first time he has been held up and the officers found twenty gas es of liquor in the automobile.
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Montpelier
United States
Willa PF
Dillingham
Wooterburge Montpelier
Ustome
Ie Alleir
Dhatoms
Aukyitier
Harding Coal Plan Rejected Blames Union
The Washington Bureau reports President Harding blamed unions for the coal strike after miners rejected the government arbitration plan. Officials say the White House will wait for a miner and operator response due Monday before any new action. The stalemate followed days of high level talks involving Weeks Hoover Davis and Fall.
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Italy
Harding
Yrothia
White House
Hoover
Davis
Fall
Capitol
Ataton
Minera
United Mine Workers
Dncliion
Itty
International
John To Lewis
William Groor
Tong
Weeks
Minn
Aubien
Lewin
Witiers
Willy Nila
Christian
Moening
Warrington
Tiinais
Tleir
Atede
Farrington
Lin
Placs
Union |Twinlers
Harding Takes Charge Of Rail Peace Parley
Harding assumes leadership of the rail peace talks while track workers discuss a broader strike pattern. In New York, 75,000 maintenance men face potential action as Fager seeks to override the national union and push for a March out.
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Harding
Bolt
N. Y
Fager
National Union
Army of Deputies On Duty in Yards
An imminent walkout threat loomed as 76 000 maintenance of way workers faced union pressure and a potential national strike. William Parker warned of widespread action if wage cuts persist, with delegates preparing for a conference midweek to press Central executives. Delays and equipment shortages surfaced on New York Central and New Haven lines as unions mobilized.
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William Parker
Fender
Otma
Parker
Thor Forey
New York Central
Mr. Parker
Parkar
Grind Contral Terminal
New Haven
Erie
Tralia
Paushnger
Ncw
Dra Tefustig
Cuxinot
Montreal Express
Beaver
New York
Wolverina
Widow Wins Bigger Share As Lawyer’s Will Declared Illegal
Appellate Division ruled the will invalid since it bequeathed more than half to a public institution while widow held a dower interest. Cornell University gift questioned for library endowment, with estate funds reallocated to Coons and other beneficiaries. endowment total cited as 136000, bearing on 185000 bequest.
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Benno Liswy
Loewy
Cornell University
Renee Comrw
Johny “Mopkins
Jelund Stanford
Lenbella Tvenyiys
Taews
Mex. Loewy
Gener
Decidentis Vetute
Covanl University
Jean Durgakly
Reagan
Eastern Roads Block Peace and Union Charges
In BT. PAUL July 1h The refusal to reinstate striking shop workers with full seniority delays settlement of the Northwestern roads strike. R A Lensking, federation chairman, says agreement nears on return to work but wage disputes require a national settlement. The men in the district will stick to the finish.
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Associated Preas
Kaatern Gailrandy
Ermsta
R. Altensiing
Federated Shop Crafts of
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Henning
Hearst Hat Stirs NY Gubernatorial Dance With Hylan
Hearst angles to upstage Mayor Hylan in a bid for New York governorship. He sends a letter praising Hylan while urging unity and civic reform, hinting at future insurgent moves if the party stalls reform and equal justice.
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William Randolph Hearst
Hylan
Mr. Heart
SyFadise
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Mir
Hemist
Waa
Gavston
Aly
Adyssera
Wials
New York City
Thays
Women's Democratic Alliance
Nora
New York
Hyin
Wan
Tammeny
Tamsisey
Superiaul
Charlee F. Murphy
Mozor
Tammany Yeater
Tammany
Stess Callan
Priyata
Tsyer Ai City
Eer
Leaders of 400000 Way Workers Face Walkout Decision
Labor Board halted negotiations as 400000 maintenance of way workers face a walkout this week. Railroads plan to run with nonunion crews amid protests and possible mail transport shifts. Disruptions reported in Belford Swiss City Sprinton Carbondale Savannah and Chattanooga. Injunctions issued in five cites.
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White House
Latur
Innat
Way Union
Hardlam Lanter Ther
President Makes Progress With Maintenance Men
President makes progress with maintenance of way workers after talks in Washington. Union officers agreed to call a meeting to discuss executive peace plans as the labor dispute with rail carriers remains unresolved. Grable and Berk led talks, with White House statement noting possible next steps and potential conference actions in Detroit.
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Petronnally
United Brotherhood of Maintenances of Wey
Detroit
Ian
P. Grable
Oreenvidlen
Rome
Erul J. Berk
White Haven
Dirces Mnufurssting Ag
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Order of the Railroad Labor Board
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Ind
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Mesare
Suny
Huy
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