Yale Defeats Harvard by 32 Lengths
Yale varsity crew delivered an unexpected victory over Harvard by a decisive margin in London Conn. Yale led from early in the race and extended the gap to around three lengths at the finish. The Crimson challenged late but Yale maintained control with stroke Ewing guiding the shell to victory before a massive crowd.
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Vacation readers urged to request The Tribune daily
The Tribune promotes summer travel reading by encouraging readers to tell their newsdealer to supply The Tribune each day or call Beckman and provide a vacation address for delivery. The notice emphasizes continuous home newspaper access during summers away.
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Hagen wins 1922 British Open at Sandwich England
Walter Hagen of the United States captured the British open at St George's Sand which concluded at Sandwich on June 23 1922 with a total of 296 strokes Barnes Duncan and Hagen battled wind and showers as Hagen clinched the title by two strokes over Barnes and Duncan Despite a late surge Duncan finished with a 69 to remember while Hagen maintained nerve and form to win the coveted cup marking the first American born champion of the event.
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New York memorial plan for city armorial arch and park
A proposed permanent war memorial arch for New York would link the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Natural History over a 27 acre site by the lower reservoir in Centent Tara. The plan includes a lagoon, sculpture, murals, a large swimming pool, and playgrounds with an estimated $600000 grant, $509000 for the arch and $300000 for groundwork, aiming for a 1922 dedication.
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Illinois War Inquiry And Inquest Dominate Nation News
Military inquiry coroner inquest and grand jury probe planned in Illinois amid a war that left twenty one dead. Coast to coast reports include coal strike tensions West Virginia deaths and a push to settle labor conflict. Political clashes in Britain and domestic trials feature as cites touch on unions Bolshevik curbs and cabinet advisory roles.
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Chase of Errant Monkey Sets College Point Agog
A pet monkey named Jingo escaped from Miss Helen Shatos and caused a daylong chase in College Point. Tax Commissioner Richard H. Williams and Street Cleaning Bureau foreman John Creamer led efforts alongside a large crowd of locals. After a series of comic mishaps the monkey returned home and officials declared the hunt over.
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Death sentence for Chow on Staten Island in bite case
Ten people were bitten by a shaggy red Chow valued at 1100. In a crowded hearing at the Bureau of Preventable Diseases, Dr J D Dickson sentenced the dog to death after testimony from witnesses including golf figures and a broker, and a veterinary examiner stating the dog was vicious. An order was issued for cruelty prevention action.
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Davis Urges Full Penalty For Herrin Rioters
Secretary of Labor Davis after two conferences with President Harding urged punishing those responsible for the Herrin mine order to the fullest extent of the law. Efforts continue to bring miners and operators to a general meeting and to settle wage disputes across Illinois Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania amid ongoing coal mine labor strife.
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Coolidge Carrying Bag Stirs Washington Busy Morning
Vice President Coolidge emerged from a Cabinet session with a worn handbag found at the door. He explained the bag belonged to Mrs Coolidge used for knitting and said he took it to fetch mail for the office. Reporters pressed for details as he left the Cabinet room.
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Mine Case Jury Finds Pastor Guilty of Murder
A Jefferson County Circuit Court jury in Charlestown West Virginia finds Rev E Wilburn guilty of second degree murder for fatally shooting Logan County deputy sheriff during the miners march last August in the Tennessee coal fields The jury deliberated for about one hour and thirty five minutes and returned the verdict calmly signaling the end of the trial.
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Montreal Report Says Millionaire Theatrical Man Drugged
Montreal dispatch reports Ambrose Small, noted theatrical millionaire, brought to the city drugged and held in a house after a sudden disappearance that has mystified police for months. The claim stems from a hotel keeper’s letter alleging a woman’s son drove the car that transported Small to Montreal.
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Bloody Williamson County Inquest and Grand Jury Details
In Herrin Illinois the Williamson County inquest and a military board with a special grand jury investigate a deadly coal mine incident. Reports cite 21 slain and 17 wounded in the mine area near Herrin about two hundred miles southwest of Chicago and ninety miles southeast of St Louis.
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Coronado Decision Sparks Mine Labor Disorder Case
A coroner's inquest and a special grand jury were planned after a deadly clash at a Southern Illinois mine. National Guard troops were mobilized. Southern Illinois Coal Co sues United Mine Workers for over $1,000,000 damages. Governor Small faced pressure amid guarded state responses and ongoing body recoveries at Merrin.
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Drys Strengthen Grip in Congress Amid Prohibition Debate
Washington reports the Anti-Saloon League boosting its campaign as drys gain seats in both houses. Primary results show four dry wins over wets in Pennsylvania and Illinois signals, with Senate gains in Pennsylvania and New Jersey races seen as critical for prohibition politics.
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