Australian doubles defeat U S team in Duke Cup match
In Forest Hills on September 2, Australian pair Gerald Patterson and Pat O'Hara Wood upset U S champions William Tilden II and Vincent Richards 6 4 4 6 6 2 in the Duke Cup series. Wood controlled play with strong net work and powerful returns, overpowering the American duo.
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Fred Hawthorne
Porest Hills
N. Y
Forfar Hills
Gerald Patterson
Pat O'Hara Weed
William T. Tilden 2d
Vincent Richards
Richards
Patterson
Wood
Tilden
O'Hara Wood
Tiltn
Lon
Pat
Giants
Robins
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Athletics
Pat O'Hara Wood
William T. Tilden
Cherry Pie
Belmont Park
Meadow Brooks
Flamingoes
R. A. Gardner
Brookline
Detective Seized After Bronx Street Shooting Incident
Jerome Greenwald, a private detective, drew a revolver on Toadway in Brook Avenue near Street in the Bronx yesterday at noon. Police officer Patrick Finn restrained him after bystanders fled. Greenwald claimed he “shot for fun” as he was placed under arrest for attempted felonious action under the Sullivan law.
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Jerick Greenwald
Toadway
Brook Avenue
Bronx
Meiotey
Greenons
Dougherty
Munich Faces Monarchist Coup Fear Reported
Munich fears an attempted coup by extreme monarchists as Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria reportedly contemplated a restoration of the Wittelsbach Bavarian throne. Paris reports say negotiations in Paris failed after terms exceeded his willingness.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Munich
Paris
la Liberté
Rupprecht
Bavaria
Wittelsbach
Anthracite strike ends as mines set to reopen this week
Domestic news reports an anthracite strike settlement with miners’ operators agreeing to extend the old wage contract to August 81, 1923. Rail and trade unions brace as injunctions and anti profiteering acts loom amid ongoing transit and labor tensions nationwide.
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Chicago
Hefrin Grand Jury
Atlantic City
Heat Claim One Life as Chicago Endures Scorching Day
Chicago records a 97 degree high marking a summer heat record while other thermometers surpass 100 degrees. The extreme heat caused at least one death and elevated illness risk across the city.
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Chicago
Subway Plan Cross Borough Route For Brooklyn and Queens
The Transit Commission sent a cross town subway proposal to the Board of Estimate. It envisions a four track main line with two three track branches, totaling an estimated 68 million dollars, with a two track option at 40 million dollars. The plan connects Bedford Avenue to Livingston Street and links with the Fourth Avenue subway at Ashland Place. The board must act within sixty days, with hearings to be scheduled within a week to ten days. The route would join Brooklyn and Queens from Brighton Beach to the Queensboro Bridge Plaza, using elevated sections briefly in Queens and then fully subway for most of the line. The commission stresses the project’s paramount importance for easing congestion and providing modern transit across a densely populated area.
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Board of Estimate
Brooklyn
Queens
Rapid Transit Act
Bedford Avenue
Livingston Street
Fourth Avenue
Ashland Place
Transit Commission
Brighton Beach
Queensboro Bridge Plaza
Long Island City
Manhattan
Fifty-ninth Street
Greenpoint
Williamsburg
Bedford District
Queensboro Tunnel
Business and Financial
Long Island Sound
Atlantic Ocean
Agrating
The Tribune Today Overview and Section Guide
The Tribune Today presents news of the day with features on automobiles shipping travel real estate and business. It outlines sections including sports society arts theater music reviews magazines prohibition in New England and comic pages with household guides and magazine features.
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Episcopal Convention
the Tribune Radio
Robert the Resorts
Review of the
Noves of Music and Art
the Tribune
Magezine
William Allen White
New England
Striking Shopman Held Tampering With Boiler
John Hanrahan twenty nine a striking shopman was arrested in the New Haven Railroad yards in East Hartford and jailed on the charge of tampering with a locomotive He was caught red handed by railroad detectives and special deputies and may be turned over to United States marshals for violation of the federal injunction The detectives say he weakened boiler parts that could have caused an explosion after a short run.
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Hartford
Conn
John Hanrahan
New Haven
East Hartford
Hanrahan
United States
Hospital Guards Held in Beating Of Sick Soldier
Two guards at United States Hospital 81 in the Bronx were arrested on felonious assault charges after an investigation by a Justice Department agent and the American Legion into injuries suffered by Nicholas B. Lawson, a patient. The case prompts a broader inquiry into the institution housing about 350 mental cases. Lawson, a 48 year old veteran with a frail condition, sustained multiple injuries after an alleged struggle with guards who say they acted to subdue him after he refused to come out of a closet.
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Transit Commission
Brooklyn
Queens
Sound
United States Veteran Hospital
Mauretania
Rail Union
Grant
Bishop Manning
Jersey City
United States Hospital
Kingsbridge Road
Sedgwick Avenue
Bronx
Department of Justice
American Legion
Nicholas B. Lawson
William ¥. Deegan
Veterans’ Organization
Sanson
Deegan
M. P. McInerny
The
Deartment of Justice
Francis P. ‘Ash
Legion
Henry CG. Morgan
Timothy Luecck
Morgan
Luccia
Aard
Yorkshire Post
Ler
Rigs
Nassau
Bellam
Russia
Slater
Yester
Illinois
Health Department
Canada
London
Newcastle
New Jersey
Bergen
New York
Lahey
Matting
Emil Murray
Thompson Street
Leopold Ravera
Lenox Avenue
Thomas Devlin
West Twenty-second Street
John Gorman
John Cullen
Brookfield
Mass
Mary Rose
Atlantic Avenue
Hel Miller
West Thirty-fifth Street
Miller
Standley Maher
Trinity Place
Hy Stewart
West 193d Street
Stewart
Macher
Patton
Snydecker
William Murr
Cemetery Diggers Unearth Bones in Jersey City Move
Work to clear Bergen Cemetery for a new apartment site exposes old graves as steam shovels dig through damp soil. Relatives watched as skulls bones and coffin fragments surfaced, later hauled to city dirt pile amid confusion and incomplete records.
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Jersey City
Bergen Cemetery
Bergen Avenue
Vroom Street
Bergen
Greenbrier
Mae
Mhesianien
Galt
City
Beggars Round Up Shocks Tyne Shipping Council
Newcastle reports the abrupt closing of the American Consulate stirring business fears that Tyne shipping to America may shift to Canada. Lord Mayor Mulligan vows to seek reopening. officials suspect bias by British lines and transfer of consular function to Hull sparks monetary and prestige losses.
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Newcastle -On-Tyne
England
Associated Press
Tyne
America
Canada
Ayor Mulligan
Tyne Improvement Commission
Slater
Brooks
British Steamship Lines
Newcastle Wan
Hull
Newcastle
Newcastl
John W. Allison
Paul Street
Ypsilanti
Mich
Public Wear First Plea On President Union Ratification
Philadelphia reports a late night agreement ending the anthracite strike, with workers returning to the old wage pact extended to August 31, 1923. Senators Pepper and Reed announced the deal after President Harding urged settlement, with ratification by the miners to follow in Wilkes-Barre and Philadelphia sessions.
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Philadelphia
Popper and Reed
Pennsylvania
Harding
Pepper
Reed
White House
United Ming Workers of America
Wilkes-Barre
D. Warrine
Lehigh Coal and
United States
Popper
Harding Sure Rail Service Will Continue
The administration asserts the rail system can stay moving and government protection will prevent violence as union leaders fear a crackdown. Striking workers return to jobs at pressure of arbitration while air hose sabotage and bomb threats prompt federal injunctions. Two New Mexico labor leaders were arrested with three bombs found in a suitcase on a Santa Fe train.
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Senate
Carter Field
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Louisville & Nashville
Cleveland
Department of Justice
New Mexico
U. S
Romero
Truce in Washington Boosts Industrial Revival
Washington observed with praise when the anthracite operators accepted the Pepper-Reed compromise to settle a five month strike. Officials predicted the deal would revive production, improve the general industrial climate, and spur a quick return to prosperity in business. Word reached the White House for President Harding, who was believed to share the optimistic outlook.
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Washington
Philadelphia
White House
Harding
Statue plan for Lilyan Russell praised by actress Jane Arden
Miss Jane Arden of 342 West Seventy first Street urges a memorial statue for Lillian Russell in the heart of the theatrical district preferably Times Square. Arden notes Russell's distinction in theatre social life and national prominence and asks for a meeting to form a committee to promote the project.
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Jane Arden
Li Han Russell
Times Square
Iss Arden
Misa Russell
Miss Arden
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