Quimet and Evans, Golf Stars, Beaten by British
The golf world watched as American hope Quimet Evans and star Bobby Jones faced defeats in the amateur championship. British players Tolley Hodgson and Captain Fownes edged past Evans and Guilford, with Jones narrowly advancing before a large gallery as Hodgson clinched victory. The match showcased intense putting and strategic play, signaling a British upset in the era’s grand amateur scene.
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Firecrackers Trigger Clash in Shanghai Amusement Quarter
Reports from Shanghai and Mukden say Japanese and American residents clashed over firecrackers in a street amusement area injuring some pedestrians. Officials say the incident appears controllable and investigations are underway. a Japanese child near the Nagoya consulate was lightly injured by a stray object.
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U S Board to Cut Rail Wage Schedules 10 to 15 Per Cent
The Railroad Labor Board plans a June 1 wage decision to cut current rates and classifications by 10 to 15 percent, following a week of deliberation. The changes mostly affect clerical divisions with some minor classification tweaks. Estimated impact ranges from 60 million to 400 million in annual payroll reductions. Union Pacific talks in Omaha stalled, and a separate plan to cut about 20 percent to meet freight-rate competition was announced by Southern Pacific. Belfast election booths see seven stabbed amid street clashes as factions fight.
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Lenroot Sees U S on Child of Two Years Ballot Cast
Washington May 24 The Tribune reports Senate action on naval personnel funding raising the authorized navy strength to 120000 with pay increases for Marines and more budget lines. Lenroot and others clashed over manpower needs as votes followed party lines, with debates on disarmament and congressional amendments ongoing.
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Women Officer Slain in Auto as She Aims Revolver at Police
Mrs. Warshof, a 55 year old Russian resident of West 82nd Street, shot herself in the breast during a police transport after fidgeting with a handbag. The incident occurred on Broadway near Thirty-fourth Street as Patrolman Joseph Fallon attempted to place her in a private auto for transit to the West Thirtieth Street station. She was taken to French Hospital in critical condition.
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New York Woman Beaten By Burglar in Yokohama
Mrs Isabel V Sturdevant of New York arriving May 21 in Yokohama was attacked by a burglar while asleep in a friend's residence. She was taken to a hospital in serious condition with a head wound. The burglar fled, leaving a large sum of money and much jewelry behind.
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Skyscraper Cathedral Planned in Chicago
Chicago Methodists announce a centennial project a 21 story cathedral style skyscraper in the downtown core. The $3 600 000 building will house offices a large ground floor auditorium and church headquarters with a 140 foot spire and chimes to summon worshipers.
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Wrong woman jailed as bond jumper freed by court
Judge Humphrey ordered the immediate release of Bertha Zelinsky from Queens County jail after a mistaken identity case. Zelinsky, 20, was brought from Reading, Pennsylvania with two children, claimed by a hotel proprietor to be the woman he bonded for theft years earlier. The DA demanded the real suspect be produced or forfeit the $1000 bond.
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French Briand Rules Out Troop Use in Ruhr Uproar
London dispatch reports Briand ruling out sending troops into the Ruhr while Britain seeks to ease entente strains. Germany's move to curb Silesia tensions tempers recent Franco British friction. Officials note shifts in policy could affect the future of European reorganization and a possible restoration of harmony.
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Five Bandits Rob Bank Seize $20000 in New Castle Loot
Five armed bandits robed the Union National Bank on Long Avenue New Castle Pa securing about $20000 in a swift five minute escape. Police state a gun battle may follow as a wide manhunt expands with state troops assisting and warnings flashed to surrounding counties. The men seized cash and silver then fled by automobile after forcing pedestrians to move during the hold up.
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Ram Attacks Woman After Camera Click at Waukegan Farm
Enraged by a camera flash a 800-pound ram charged Mrs. J. Stahl of Waukegan suburb, breaking her leg. A desperate clash followed with Mrs. Stahl using a high-heeled slipper while neighbors and children fled. She was nearly unconscious but beat the animal away with the shoe amid the chaotic scene.
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Harding Nears Capital Gets Ball Scores by Radio
Mayflower returns to Washington with President and Mrs. Harding aboard. The Mayflower is due about 8 A.M. tomorrow as the party learns baseball scores by radio. Upon return, the President faces a flood of work, including the emergency tariff bill among top items.
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Briand Tightens France's Rhine Policy in Chamber Debate
Paris May 24 Premier Briand told the Chamber of Deputies France would advance only with Allies’ agreement and only if Germany violated disarmament or reparation clauses. He argued 200,000 troops on the Rhine suffice to compel compliance and urged mutual support with Britain to uphold Versailles. Briand criticized by some deputies, but urged unity and warned of actions if the government’s policy is challenged.
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