Prince and Hagen Pair in Secret Foursome at Swinley Forest
The Prince of Wales with Walter Hagen won a private foursome match today against Sir Philip Sassoon and Aubrey Boomer at Swinley Forest near Sunningdale. The outing drew heavy photographer attention and required police to control crowds.
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Philip Sassoon
Aubrey Boomer
Swinley Forest
Eng
Prince of Wales
Walter Hagen
Sir Philip Sassoon
Prince
Whamatch
London
Godiva
Ha- Ewon
Boomer
Sir Philip
Lartves
Hagen
United States
William Jones
Yascot
Habert
Kenosha revisits city government change push
The committee of one thousand in Kenosha Wisconsin launched petitions to switch the city to ward representation on the council rather than at large. It accuses the current council of evading public input through secret meetings while criticizing the city manager plan and meat and slaughterhouse issues.
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Kenosha
Wis
Committee of One Thousand
Allen-A Whrikers
Keposha
Debenture and Tariff Compromise Echoes in Courthouse Referendum
Early sentiment in an unofficial public referendum on courthouse construction shows 60 percent favoring the present site, 30 percent opposing any new courthouse, and 5 percent favoring the Algoma boulevard site. Clark site on Algoma boulevard has limited support with 5 percent written in. Voting began as ballots arrived at the Redemann office a day or two ago.
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Paul Redemann & Co
Algoma Boulevard
Clark
Algomma Boulevard
Redemann
Drunken Car Daner MLS Rips Through Playground Tragedy
A stolen car driven by two intoxicated men plowed into children near a Chicago school, killing Jerome Boyd 13 and Robert Hemmel 12 and injuring others. The car fled, crashed later, occupants William Sweeney 26 and Frank O'Dee 26 were arrested. Sweeney drove, both intoxicated. In Fond du Lac a man using the name Rev Francis A Banaszah was fined 100 dollars for operating while intoxicated. Alex Rathyazak of Bay City Mich was fined 10 dollars for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Both cited pled money to pay fines.
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Chicago
Jerome Boyd
Robert Hemmel
le Roy Rousseau
Harold O'Grady
Purskiers
William Sweeney
Frank O'Dee
Sweeney
Fond du Lac
Wis
Francis A. Banaszah
Detroit
Mr. Banaszah
Alex Rathyazak
Bay City
Mich
Here
Rathyazak
In Congress Today Senate and House Adjournment and Tariff Debates
Senate and House adjourned with activity on tariff bill amendments as House Ways and Means Republicans finished hearings on proposed changes. Friday saw passage to conference on the farm relief bill. Senate approved Lenroot nomination after seven hours of debate. House debates tariff further aiming for amendment stage mid next week while textile and sugar tariff discussions continue.
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Associated Press
Senate
House
House Ways and Means
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
House Way and Means Committee
Senate Manufacturers Committee
President Green
American Federation of Labor
Divide Honors In Oratorical Contest
Racine Wisconsin last night saw divided honors in an oratorical contest with participants from Racine and Marinette county agricultural schools and Dunn and Wood counties. Daniel Coakley of Racine county agricultural school won. Marinette’s Martin Roebeck was second. Arthur Baker of Marinette won the declamation contest. Racine’s Mary Catherine Bridgeman was second. Judges were S. M. Thomas from Madison, J. B. Adams of Harvard, and Miss Mina Spauffer of Union Grove.
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Racine
Wis
Marinette County
Dunn and
Wood Counties
Daniel Coakley
Arthur Baker
Marinette
Mary Catherine Bridgeman
Sec
Ond
S. M. Thomas
Madison
J. B. Adams
Harvard
Ill
Mina Spauffer
Union Grove
Eckener Takes Care Of The Examinations
Dr. Hugo Eckener, commander of the Graf Zeppelin, supervises mechanical examinations of the Zeppelin’s engines after its landing in Cuers France. He plans no voyage until the ship is thoroughly overhauled at Friedrichshafen, while praising the French landing and harbor staff for their help. Mary Pierce of New York will remain with the craft through repairs and stay aboard for the next flight.
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Thomas T. Topping
Associated Press
Cuers
France
Hugo Eckener
United States
Atlantic
Eckener
Friedrichshafen
Susi
Mithivat
Towon
Dr. Eckener
Toulon
U.P
Mary Pierce
New York
Masked robber robs Janesville knitters president and messenger
In Beloit Antone Kubisik, 35, confessed to holding up F. F. Lewis, 70, president of Lewis Knitting, and Leslie Hanson at the Janesville plant. Hanson yielded $176 of a $1,800 payroll while Lewis struggled. The robber fled in a plate-defaced car. Police pursuit began promptly. In Racine a week’s old gas station holdup recurred at Seventh and Main when a stranger robbed attendant Harold Le Blanc of $50 after asking for grease.
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Beloit
Wis
Antone Kubisik
F. F. Lewis
Lewis Knitting Company
Leslie Hanson
Janesville
Leslie J .Hanson
Hanson
Lewis
Racine
Seventh and Main Streets
George Warner
Harold la Blanc
LeBlanc
Gas threat at clinic cited in deadly Cleveland disaster
Chemists concluding the Cleveland Clinic gas release could have wiped out a city estimated about four million people. About 1,000,000 cubic feet of gas formed from 75,000 film pieces in the basement store room caused nitrous oxide and carbon monoxide exposure. Authorities including Cleveland Health Commissioner Harry L. Rockwood Chicago Commissioner Dr A H Kegel and US Bureau of Mines chemist W R Yant deem the amount highly dangerous, with winds eventually dispersing the poison. Cigarettes were noted in the investigation.
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Cr Igor
East ‘Ay
Cleveland ‘Clinic
Harry L. Rockwood
Cleveland
A. H. Kegel
Chicago
W. R. Yant
United States Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
Dr. Rockwood
Denies Molion for New Hackbarth Trial
Judge E Smalley of Cuba City denied El Hackbart a new trial after ruling that a jury communication during the sentencing inquiry did not prejudice the case. Hackbart, Allen A striker, is serving five years in the Bay reformatory for unlawful confinement of Harold Hendrickson. The judge noted the evidence supports guilt beyond doubt and cited Supreme Court rulings to deny the motion. Attorney R V Baker offered no comment on an appeal.
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Kenosha
Wis
Smalley
Cuba City
el Hackbart
Allen
Bay Reformatory
Harold Hendrickson
Supreme Court
R. V. Baker
Au Pyome
Lenroot Approved For Judge by Senate
Former Wisconsin senator Lenroot won confirmation as judge of the court of customs and patent appeals after seven hours of Senate debate. The 42 to 27 vote followed intense opposition led by Senator Norris over Lenroot’s past roles and legal work.
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Washington
DB. C
Irvine Lenroot
Wisconsin
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
Senate Lands Committee
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Rese
Interstate Commerce Committee
Power Intersis
Blaine
Lealoot
Fvo
Herlis
Alabama
Goff
West Virginia
Lentroot
Walshn
Montana
Black
Curtis
House
Irvine L. Lenroot
U. S. Court of Customs Appeals
Police probe reprisal shooting linked to Chicago gang
In St Paul a man identified as Raymond Burke, 30, was shot multiple times and is near death. Police hold two suspects, William Skipper Jones and Fred Caron, who refuse to talk. Investigators believe Chicago gunmen arrived recently and Burke had Chicago ties, suggesting a reprisal motive.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Raymond Burke
St. Peter Street
William
Skipper) Jones
Fred Caron
Burke
Cook County
Speculation Over Jailing Of Al Capone In Chicago Crime
Chicago officers debate whether Capone's year in a Pennsylvania prison will curb gang violence. Moran leads the Chicago mob now, and signs point to renewed campaigns to seize Capone territory with guns and bombs. Rumors of a new leader emerge as old rivals seek vengeance for the Hammond murders.
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Chicago
Riddle
al Capone
Pennsylvania
Capone
Scarface
George
Bugs) Moran
Moran
Philadelphia
Capone-Moran
Hammond
Ind
John Scalise
Albert Anselme
Joe Guinta
Scalise
Anselmo
Guinta
Weather summary for Great Lakes region and Upper Midwest
Day May 18 forecast from Associated Press notes fair to cool conditions across Michigan and Minnesota. Frost expected in southeast portions tonight, with showers in Upper and Lower Michigan and northern plains, small craft warnings on southern Lake Michigan, and temperatures ranging from the upper 30s to mid 50s with wind shifts and possible rain by Monday or Tuesday.
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Upper Lakes
Huron
Lake Michigan
Lower Michigan
South
Upper Michigan
East
Minnesota
North Portion
South Portion
Northwestern
Great Lakes
West
East Portion
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Cantonese Aviators Return From Bombing Mission
Cantonese aviators returned from Wuchau on the Kwangsi border after bombing the Kwangsi wireless station and military headquarters. They dropped three 100-pound bombs on the station and five on the HQ causing heavy damage. The Moorhan gunboat arrived from Samshui with evacuated English women en route to Canton when it ran aground on the Sikiang river. Artillery fire at Samshun was audible in Canton.
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Canton
China
Wuchaw
Moorhan
Samshui
Sikiang River
Samshul
Slippery Track Sets Derby Pace at Churchill Downs
Rain and overcast skies gave the Kentucky Derby a damp start as the track stayed slippery yet fast. Three early scratches reduced the field to twenty three while betting shifted with Blue Larkspur favored at 6 to 1 and Clyde Van Dusen at 3 to 1 amid muddy surface and changing conditions.
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Churchill Downs
Louisville
A.R
Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
Picturesque Downs
St. Igantius
Hiram Kelly
Boris
Rank
U.P
Blue Larkspur
Clyde van Dusen
Windy City
Naishapur
Bench Warrant Issued for Allen Company Manager
A bench warrant for the arrest on sight of Roger N. Kimball, vice president and general manager of the Allen-A company, was issued by Circuit Court Commissioner Joseph Higgins. Earlier, a shooting on Down Street wounded Louis Wis and C. J. Meyer amid a labor dispute, with Meyer later admitting he fired after his car was surrounded by strikers. Williams was hit in the leg and both men escaped serious injury.
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Kenosha, Wis
Roger N. Kimball
Allen-A Company
Circuit Court
Joseph Higgens
Louis Wis
C. J. Meyer
Down Street
Williams
Meyer
Dub
Tive
Debenture Plan Stumbles as Congress Recess Looms
Washington report on the stalled debenture plan and a tariff compromise as Congress recesses for talks. Leaders eye adjourning around June 2 after farm legislation gains urgency and tariff measures near passage. Debenture execution remains the main dispute.
Champagne Toast Follows Tacna Arica Settlement News
In Santiago officials toasted a Tacna Arica settlement as Carlos Davila announced the agreement. Conrado Rios Gallardo conveyed the news to President Ibanez amid celebrations. A treaty is planned for signing in Lima by Benor Rada Gamio and Emilio Figueroa Larrain before parliamentary ratification.
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Santiago
Chile
Foreign Office
Conrado Rios-Gallardo
Washington
Carlos Davila
Ibanez
Lima
Benor Rada
Gamio
Emilio Figueroa-Larrain
Berlin Proclaims State of Siege in Hamburg
A Berlin dispatch to The Daily Express reports Hamburg declares a state of siege until Monday. The senate also bars meetings of the communist party and its auxiliaries in public or private during the period.
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London
U.R
Hamburg
Berlin
Daily Express
Senate
Communist Party
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
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