Wright Only U S Golfer Left in British Championship
Boston amateur Wright remains the sole American in the British Open after defeating Tennts and John Ball to reach the fifth round. Bobby Jones, Bill Fownes, Paul Hunter, and Jimmy Douglas fell as Wright’s steady play and sharp putting carried him forward under scorching sun at Hoylake.
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Fownes
Hunter
Douglas
Cobre Eo Sae Tribune
John Ball
Tandeas
Boel
Atlanta
Fay
Cat
Fuimet
Evans
Mi Hysseuse
Bate Shimpke
Mranshile Tolley
Hone
Ty B. Bedard
Biettern
Jimmy Douglas
Frnceton
Imord
Bo Fellyon
Haylake
Pissong
Fisher
Auster
Pegier
Wright
John Ade
Har Wright
Prisoners Send Funeral Wreath for Judge Gould
Four prisoners at the District jail sent a funeral wreath for Ashley M. Gould chief justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. The item collected pennies to quarters from inmates as a tribute with a sympathy card praising his helpful guidance for those in trouble.
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Washington
Ashley M. Gould
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
M. Gould
Crowds Seek Pier Passes To Bid Caruso Farewell
Crowds flood Pier Pass offices as Enrico Caruso plans Naples voyage aboard the Wilson. The tenor sails Saturday with family, wife, infant daughter, mother as secretary, and a retinue, occupying four suites on the liner, which docked Tuesday and will set sail when ready.
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Caruso
Religious scruples block passport photo for mission trip
CHICAGO May 26 At least one U S resident cites religious scruples against photographs. The State Department ruled Carl W Johnson of Chicago cannot obtain a passport to travel in Norway and Sweden while he refuses a photo, arguing Exodus 20 forbids graven images. Johnson aims to go out as a missionary.
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Chicago
United States
State Department
Washington
Carl W. Johnson
Norway
Sweden
Johnson
Secretary of State
Hughes
Exodus A
Building Probe Ends as Protest Against Fines
Protests led by Samuel Untermyer against fines in anti trust cases disrupt a City Hill session. He vows to halt the investigation into illegal building industry combinations, citing court actions and urging prison sentences for violators. He rebukes District Attorney Swann and Joab Banton over alleged inaction, warning of social unrest fueled by piracy in the sector.
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Samuel Untermyer
Lockwood
City Hill
Untermyer
Unterager
Supreme Court
Warher M. Davis
Association of Dealers In
Donnelly
Congress
Swann
Banton
Saunsal
Bitte
Joab Banton
Mr. Untermyer
Senate Votes For Borah Amendment to Naval Bill
The Senate voted 74 to 0 to adopt the Borah disarmament amendment directing a conference with Great Britain and Japan to reduce naval expenditures over five years. Debate touched on Tennessee defects and limits on vessel repair funds, with discussion of taxes and Virgin Islands citizenship and a push to preserve current construction limits.
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Britain
Japan
The
Tribune
Washington
Pomerene
Great Britain
United States
Melenn
Connecticut
Struublen
Virgin Islands
Kenyon
Virgin Island
Toeu
Swanson
Navy
Sear Smoot
King
Utah
Tennessee
Ponodscot Bay
Wadsworth
Hampton Roads
Pare
Senate
Ta Pollette
Naval
Reds Swarm in Persia Seek Power and Food
TUPLIS, May 26 By The Updated Press Bol shevik agents and troops swarm through Persia and the Middle East seeking Soviet rule. The movement bases in the Caucasus and aims partly at food. large estates are divided, but order remains under the Bolshevik regime. American firms are treated well with property and trading facilities intact.
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Tuplis
Persia
Caucasus
Ita
Jury Convicts Stadtmuller in Fifteen Minutes
Peter Stadtmuller, lieutenant of Robert Brindell, convicted in a criminal trial of extortion before Justice McAvoy in the Criminal Court last night. The verdict was returned after a brief jury deliberation. sentence set for tomorrow morning. Stadtmuller, 42, of New York, denied guilt. Extortion carries up to 15 years. first offenders may receive seven and a half to fifteen years.
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Robert PL Brindell
Mel Avoy
Crisinal
Hig Clineges
Stadtmakters Attorneyy
Justiee
Avoy
Stadtmuller
Arthur F
Studimuller
Malden Lane
Justice McAvoy
McAvoy
Pethy
Stoltmiller
New York
Bush Seventy Fifth Street
Pair 74 and 70 Divorced 24 Years to Remarry
Ther sya ase Clay Wells seventy four and his seventy year old former wife Rachael Davis Wells Ellsworth of 1001 West Van Angle Street Philadelphia obtained a marriage license and will remarry on Saturday in Philadelphia. Wells recalls their separation over twenty four years and says they never ceased to regret the divorce. The ceremony will be by Rev Dr Steinmetz of St Michael's Episcopal Church and both adult daughters will attend.
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Ase Clay Wells
Ayd Trenton
Rachael Davis Wells Ellsworth
Weat van Angle
Phiadelphia
Sur- Hey
Mr. Wells
Philadelphia
George Ellsworth
Wells
Steinmetz
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Daugheaters
Murphy Grins at Dry Praise of Hylan for Enforcing Prohibition
Charles F. Murphy and Tammany district leaders reacted with laughter to a state Anti-Saloon League commendation of Mayor Hylan and the Police Department for enforcing prohibition. Aldermen see the praise as potentially harmful to Tammany, while officials note enforcement is the law and duty, amid tensions with the dry faction.
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Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
State Board of Trustees
Anti-Saloon League
Murphy
Tammany Hall
Olice
Hylan
Enright
Tamsmany
State League
Alfred B. Smith
180 Are Reported Slain In Trans Jordania Revolt
Jerusalem dispatch reports Trans J ordania inhabitants rising against Prince Zeid son of Hedras king. Rebels defeat his forces in a selected battle, killing 180 of his men. Insurgents seek Brilel administration in Palestine under Sir Herbert Samuel as High Commissioner.
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Verusalem
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Trans-Jordania
Zeid
Hedras
Palestine
Herebert Samuel
Dublin Custom House Fire Massacre Opens in Dublin
A mob of Sinn Féin insurgents attacked Dublin’s Custom House, burning the white stone Gothic building and killing or wounding numerous police auxiliaries and civilians. The fire spread as armored cars and bombs rained on the structure, with reinforcements aiding Crown troops and several rebels killed or captured. The blaze destroyed tax records and other government papers, and the loss is estimated at millions.
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European Bureau
New York Tribune Inc
London
Dublin
Sinn Féin
Ireland
Toland
Wiftey
Sinn Peinfr
Matcrel
Butyaile
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Custom House
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Givine Sinn
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Sinn Painers
Pire
Ondon
Dublins
Tondura
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Raiway Bridge
Staf
U S to Pay Liberty Loans by Sale of Allied Bonds
United States government seeks to raise money to retire Liberty Loans by selling foreign bonds to American investors. The report lists Liberty Bond issues from Great Britain France Italy Belgium Russia and others with maturities ranging 1923 to 1947 and totals for each country.
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U.S
United States
U. S
Europe
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Russia
Ves
Romania
Briand presses prudence in Upper Silesia policy with Allies
Paris dispatch reports Briand advocates moderation and continued Franco Allied cooperation. He calls for a firm, independent stance toward Germany while pursuing economic rapprochement, urging America to provide German bonds as Europe stabilizes.
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Tribune
M21
New York
Iritane Inc
Paris
Briand
France
Sieles
Lloyd George
Questitis
Upper Silesia
Germany
Byland
Chamber of Deputy
Aternoon
Great Britain
Charles Noblemaire
Noblemaire
America
Europe
United States
England
Woman Judge Sends Woman Juror to Jail for Contempt
Mrs Ellen Griffith a tentative juror in the McGannon perjury trial was banished from the jury fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to ten days in jail on a contempt charge. The judge pressed a question about implied support for conviction and a payout to an organization.
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Cleveland
Ellen Griffith
William H. McGannon
Common Pleas
Florence B. Allen
Grifith
Catherine Chambers
Griffith
McGannon
Ecutor Stanton
David
Harold C. Kagy
Harding Plan Seeks Marketing of Allied Bonds in U S
President Harding proposes selling long term Allied bonds to American investors to retire Liberty bonds as they mature. Proceeds would finance domestic development and export purchases while the United States would guarantee the bonds to remove it from the transaction.
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United States
Harding
Tribune
Europe
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U.S
Harding Fants
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