Sweetier Wins Amateur Golf Crown at Brookline
In a dramatic Brookline finish, Sweetier defeated Hunter, Guilford, Robby Jones, and Evan Minick to capture the 1002 amateur title. The final match featured bold drives and precise putting as Sweetier surged with a late rally, securing victory 3 and 2.
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Two i in Guise of Nuns Shaght a ad Jersey Crooks
A garbled report recounts disguise by two men posing as nuns to swindle in Jersey. The scene mentions a city location, a Hamilton House incident, and a janitor involved in a disturbance. The text reflects confusion and accusations toward an audience.
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50c Piece to Honor Ex President Hayes
Washington Sept 9 Coinage of a new 10 cent piece to honor former president Rutherford B Hayes born in Delaware Ohio was provided by a Senate bill and sent to the House. Senator Willis Republican Ohio sponsored the measure which marks his birth anniversary.
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Washington News In Brief From Capitol to Coast
Critical condition of Mrs. Harding is reported as the nation addresses tariff debates and domestic coal, labor, and rail issues. Reports mention a New York graft matter, coal heat curtailment plans, and a push for a strong party ticket while foreign diplomacy and sports results fill the rest of the day’s wire.
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Rebels Take Town 150 Miles From Mexico City
Special Dispatch to The Tribune reports Pa huatlan Hidalgo with 5,000 residents near 160 miles from Mexico City fell to Muarquista forces after a 11 hour battle. Federal garrison of 300 repelled by Colonel Lisandro Hernandez insurgents until ammunition exhausted. Uncertain reports place General Marqulis with 50 to 100 men in Sierra Madre rallying to a new standard near Durango or Coahuila.
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Smyrna Falls as Turkish Troops Occupy City
Constantinople dispatches report Turkish Cavalry occupying Smyrna and preparing to enter tonight. Greek leadership flees aboard British ship as Allied diplomats, led by Mustapha Kamal Pasha, seek postwar administration to prevent bloodshed. widespread destruction claimed in Brus and Ghanlik. relief efforts under way for 200,000 Greeks and Armenians fleeing interior.
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The Tribune Today Index and Contents Overview
The Tribune presents a multi section issue listing includes sports four pages Part 1 Editorials and features Henes military budget autos real estate notices society moves Notes from the revurta and Tribune Institute pages 2 POS Part P review of art theater notes music and art book pages Fort VI The Tribune Magazine Willesnes Ailes White Comeys Ex Competitor Part VI graphic theater comic section apartment housing guide
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Ford to Dismiss All Who Smell of Liquor
Detroit report quotes Henry Hod announcing immediate action to dismiss any new employees with wine or liquor on breath or intoxicated on person or in homes. He cites failures of federal and state authorities to enforce the law and says the Eighteenth Amendment must be enforced without delay.
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Reparations Europe's Chief Issue, Says Cox
Cox argues that war reparations remain Europe’s central problem and urges immediate settlement. He criticizes France and Germany for fault lines, backs American leadership, and calls for participation in separation conferences to shape a comprehensive postwar settlement.
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Death Blow to Parasite System in City Markets
Supreme Court in Brooklyn restricts market supervisors from collecting fees from peddlers, nullifying a key city revenue stream. Justice Cropsey rules the system corrupt, while District Attorney Ruston warns of renewed abuses if pay is not funded. The move could reshape oversight and raise public costs.
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Clemenceau to Tour 0. 8 at Own Expense to Serve France
Paris dispatch reports Clemenceau plans an extended tour of the United States to build public support for France and shape postwar relations. Allies hope his pro American stance will strengthen Franco American ties and create demand for his influence in Paris.
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Marion Haunts Bulletin Board For Latest on Mrs. Harding
Marion Ohio reports on Mrs. Harding in critical condition at the White House. Citizens express grief and prayers as officials issue bulletins and neighbors discuss the First Lady's influence and devotion to her husband.
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Miners Ratify Labor Pact Amid Calls for Resistance
Miners ratified a peace pact promoted by the Labor Council as practical defiance of writs and injunctions. The executive body of the American Federation urged coordinated action in the hard coal field.
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Old Wage Scale Peace Plan Ratified by Union Leaders
The Pepper Reed plan for coal mining labor peace advances after a long struggle. Lewis, a veteran union chief, appeals to delegates to ratify the agreement and avert further strikes as production resumes under the new terms to be drafted after a May convention. The fight centers on wage scales and contractual duties for a unified industry.
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Hammonia Passengers Believed Saved After Vigo Rescue
Reports from London indicate the German liner Hammonia, sailing from Liverpool for Plymouth with a tran-Atlantic leg to Mexican ports, was torpedoed off Vigo, Spain. About eighty aboard were rescued. authorities hope all passengers survived.
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Labor Disputes Menace in Tryon County Celebration
Governor Miller warns about right to work amid labor disputes during Tryon County memorial celebration. He asserts individuals cannot force others to work against their will and critiques government overreach while addressing local take on industrial production and public life.
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President Harding Remains Under Constant Bedside Care
Washington reports the ailing President Harding shows light improvement but remains in critical condition. Doctors favor conservative management with no immediate operation as Mrs. Harding and aides await further developments. Secretary Christian states there has been no encouraging change and secrecy around the patient continues.
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