Guilford tops golf field at Brookline in wild Amateur run
Grantland Rice hails Guilford of Weedind as amateur champion after a rain soaked Brookline round of 70 to tie the course and professional records for 18 holes. Bobby Jones scores 74 while Talley and Evans also figure in the hot front.
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Grantland Rice
Brookline
Eept
Ac. Uiier
St Brookline
Dheenuree
Inland Lang
Greene
Jease P. Guilford
Weedind
Finard Rivers Rey
Cloely
Guilford
Annals of Golf
Bik
Bobby Jones
Buddy Knepper
Chick Evans
Cyril Tolley
Schofield
Pacific
Tim
Eid
Porphise
Bar- Wade
Boston
Hastings
Tolley
Soma
Oxford
Phillies
Robins
Yankees
Giants
Shelburne House
Flamingos
Rumson
Belmont Park
Morvich
Gertrude Ederie
Brighton Beach
Helen Wainwright
Hilda James
Jesse Guilford
Vandals Try to Halt School Opening Arraigned in Court
Disorder followed the planned reopening as three youths opposed to it led a break in at Pulette School No. with furniture damaged and sirens sounding. Police pursued the suspects, later captured, with ages reported between fourteen and sixteen. they face malicious damage charges in the city court.
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Cca
Pulette
Train collision injures four passengers in Nebraska incident
Four passengers were injured when a Burlington route collision occurred near Bluff, Nebraska, today. The derailment involved a passenger train traveling from Omaha to s fesleht, with the engine affected as workers attempted to stabilize the scene.
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Burlington
Bluff
Neb
Sept
Ington
Omaha
TRE Piranes
Rain Delays Davis Cup Finals at West Side Tennis Club
Persistent rain halted the Davis Cup lawn tennis matches at Forest Hills. The committee led by Julian S. Myrick postponed the final two singles and set new start times for today with William Johnston facing Gerald Patterson on court three, and William Tilden II meeting James Anderson at 4:30. An exhibition mixed doubles with Molla Mallory and Pat O'Hara Wood against Helen Wills and Vincent Richards is slated for 5:30.
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Weat Side
Forest
Julian S. Mypick
U. S
Li T. A
R. Norris Williams 2d
Gerald L. Patterson
United States
William M. Johnston
California
Gerald Patterson
William T. Tilden 2d
Philadelphia
James O.anderson
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Pat O'Hara Wood
Helen Wills
Labor, politics, and war news from Washington era headlines
A broad wire of items from Washington includes AFL planning court battles against rail injunctions to define worker rights, Hoover led controls on anthracite distribution and prices, and a coal anti profiteering bill headed for Senate passage. Reports mention Supreme Court changes, rail strike actions, Labor Day disruptions, and international diplomacy with League of Nations, Greece, and Belgium. Also covered are sports results, weather impacts, and bank market figures.
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American Federation of Labor
Hoover
Senate
Sutherland
Justis Clarke
Supreme Court
Harding
Kite tragedy claims seven year old at home roof
Salvatore Lendra, seven, fell from a five story roof at 201 Forsyth Street while chasing a kite. He lay as neighbors summoned help and were met by medical responders. The boy died from injuries as authorities investigated the accident.
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Salvatore Lendra
Forsyth Street
Re. Rubinstein
Gooverneur, Ho
Powers Plan League Rule For Austria
Geneva reports a plan for international control of Austria under the League of Nations. Bourgeois and Balfour present a framework including a strong international police, discharge of most government functionaries, and treaties with Italy Czecho Slovakia Yugoslavia and Honesty to abolish customs barriers. Salvation of Austria seen as credits and industrial freedom with Swiss backed banks.
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Tribune Sowgseht
New York Tribune
Geneva
Austria
League of Nations
Leon Bourgeois
Earl of Balfour
Assembly of
League
Italy
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Iteis
Balfour
Bourgeois
Contico du Game
London
Agustin Edwards
Argentina
Bolivia
Seipel
Associated Press
Ignaz Seipel
Selpel Can N
Atotta
Assembly
Bia
Vienna
M. Beaune
Ghancallor
Anglo-Austria
Europe
Runaway Boy Hoboken Find Near Jersey Avenues
A fifteen year old runaway from West Newton Massachusetts was found lying in an open lot at Hoboken and Jersey avenues Jersey City yesterday. He was taken to City Hospital after receiving coffee and sandwiches and said he had not eaten for two days. He ran away to “get out for himself” and feared to tell his parents. West Newton police were notified and his parents were expected to take him home this morning.
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Charles Fitzgibbons
Weat Newton
Mass
Hoboken
Jersey Avenues
Jersey City
City Hospital
West Newton
Ind
Wills Squaw Harem To Paleface Friend
ST. PAUL September 4 Fifteen Indian squaws ten buckets of war paint several bales of feathers and other items were willed to State Senator Patrick I McGarry of Walker by Chief Schmoc Omi Mann of the Leech Lake Reservation who died recently Senator McGarry said he was undecided what he would do with the bequests.
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ST. Paul
Patrick I. McGarry
Walker
Schmoc-Omi-Mann
Leech Lake
Minnesota
McGurry
Beggars' Dean Predicts Hard Days for 16,000
Synon, famed as the dean of professional beggars in the United States, predicts tough times as police move against mendicants in New York. He claims over ten million dollars is collected annually in the greater city, with organization and “the split” controlling much of the take. He notes 16,000 beggars, many operatives, and hints at internal rifts as law enforcement tightens the net.
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Mark Synon
United States
Uptown
Aleck
Ma Jone
Taylor
Niels
Ile Hal
Panhandle
Broadway
New York
Charitab
Blinky’ Lewis
Bors
Pege Five
Holiday-Working Artist Fends Off Silk Burglars
George Toner, a slide painter at 717 Seventh Avenue, spotted a rogue in pink silk lifting silk from the Unique Slide Company loft. Burglars had entered the Nasser Silk Undergarment Co and cut a floor hole to bypass alarms, but Toner’s sudden appearance allegedly sent them fleeing before any loot was taken.
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George Toner
Slide
Seventh Avenue
Mr.Toner
Mr. Toner
Mr. Toneria
Meg Irwin
Mr. Tenay
Mipone
West Forty-seventh Street
Nasser Silk
Unique Slide Company
Silk Company
Birds Company
Tenet
Sutherland to Get Justice Clarke's Place
Washington reports former Utah Senator George H. Sutherland will replace Justice John Hossin Clarke on the U S Supreme Court, with Clarke resigning September 18 to pursue the League of Nations cause. Clarke’s retirement follows a long career and mixed reactions from lawmakers and public figures in Washington.
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Tribune
Waghtalon
Washington
George H. Sutherland
Utah
John Hossin Clarke
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
White House
Sutherland
Clarke
League of Nations
Harding
Supreme Bench
Hughes
Wilson
Charles ©. Muughes
Supreme Court
Brandeis and
McReynolds
Hardig
Senate
Smoot
McCumber
Finance Committee
Cummins
Judiciary Committee
Medill McCormick Jof Tinois
Rutherland
Congress
Justice Clarke
Tn Sutherland
Nadociate
Supreme Court of the United States
Youngstown
Tuatice Clarke
Clarke J
Cleveland
Coast-to-Coast Flyer Starts Flight From Neptune Beach
Jacksonville dispatch reports Army aviator James H. Doolittle began a cross country flight from Neptune Beach at 10:03 p m intending to reach San Diego by tomorrow night for dinner. He planned only one stop at Kelly Field in San Antonio, Texas.
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Flo
L' Gy
Cehant Jamee HK
Doolittle
Army
Neptune
San Diego
Calif
Kaily Field
Sa Antonio
Tex
Tfox
Railroads ready to move all coal as production resumes
Officials of two major anthracite carriers assured rapid coal transport, with Loree of Delaware & Hudson and Rine of Delaware, Lackawanna & Western reporting ample car stock. They projected full industry output within two weeks after mining restarts, citing maintained mine and equipment readiness and pending peace settlement. Governor Miller to announce New York State fuel actions amid possible rail shipments controls.
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J. F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson
B. M. Rine
Delaware, Lackawanna A Western
Mr. Loree
R. Rine
Pennsylynnis
Loree
Kine
United States Supreme Court
Ring
Miller
Canada
Congress
New York
New Jersey
Edwards
Joseph Prelinghuysen
Die Hard Miners Plan Fight to Beat Truce
The United Mine Workers die hard faction will oppose the Pepper compromise peace plan at the tri-district anthracite convention in Wilkes-Barre to veto ratification. The scale committee supported the plan at an all night meeting, despite strong opposition, and the plan is expected to pass by a safe margin, sending 165,000 miners back to work.
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Speelat Miapateh
Philadelphia
United Mine Workers
Wilkes-Barre
Labor May Vote Appeal for General Strike Convention Here
American Federation of Labor leaders in New York reportedly back a special New York convention to call a general strike. U S marshals from Chicago seek local leaders to serve writs as strikers’ chiefs stay at headquarters amid injunctions. Strikes Hopes rise as union rank and file show support while officers cautious, with plans to sustain activity despite legal limits.
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U. S. Marshals
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
New York
Contral Tradex
Labor Council
Unite Sures
Marsnare
Total Continental
Distri
John J. Dowd
Central Strike Committee
United States
Witt Cerry
Entombed Miners Signaled to Rescuers at Kennedy Mine
Reported signals from miners 3,600 feet down near Kennedy mine sparked hopeful notes as rescuers and workers described blasts heard through the Argonaut drift. Miners at the site worked to clear a path, digging a wall thirty-three feet long, with progress tied to a possible rescue by midweek or later.
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Pelbune Jackson
Calif
Kennedy Mine
Tay
Mother Lode
San Francisco
Kennedy
Argonaut
Piaray Wiealey
Federation Weighs Clayton Act Challenge Over Injunction
Washington report details AFL plans to pursue a test case under the Clayton Act if Judge Wilkerson’s injunction becomes permanent. Labor leaders consider constitutional rights of shopmen and broader labor protections as government faces potential Supreme Court review.
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Federation
Washington
Hig
Daugherty
Chicago
Lmployees
American Federation of Labor
James Wilkerson
Federal District Court
Supreme Court
Wilkerson
Se Mga Ee Tha
Fede Eng
Sienna
Congress
Nebraska
United States
Woodrough
Illinois
Feders
Train Stoned at Port Jervis Causes Damaged Engines
Erie officials report stone throwing on a Cleveland bound train near Port Jervis New York. Windows broken and three cars damaged while locomotives suffered braking and fire issues in an apparent pattern of vandalism in the yard.
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Port
Jervis
Erie
Port Jervie
N. VY
Cleveland
Ngine
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Crissinger
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Rine
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