Gulbertson's Foursome Dominates National Team Play
In New York on December 1, Culbertson's four man squad led by Oswald Jacoby Theodore Lightner and Michael Gottlieb, with Hugh Jackson joining later, topped the first section of the national team championship for the Chicago trophy. The field includes Bracketed foursomes and 56 pairs advancing in the four-time event as Bachrach Schwarz lead the four pair tournament with 344.5 points. Sims Karn close behind.
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New York
Wly" Gulbertson
Ted
Chicago
Culbertson
Hugh W. Jackson
Oswald Jacoby
Theodore A. Lightner
Michael T. Gottlieb
H. P. Jaeger
Edward C. Wolfe
Cleveland
W. J
P.hal Sims
Willard G. Karn
Maurice Masehke
Samuel Rockwell
Tiame
Simerand Arn
M. Moss
B. Rabinowicz
Samuel Fry
J. Mater
BE. M. Baker
0. &. Mmrith
Rockwell
Maschke
David Burns
Fred G. French
Charlen Goren
Philadelphi
Woman Accuses Neighbor of Slaying Five Infants
Dauphin Manitoba story reports Mrs. Peter Zachup, jailed in Dauphin for a four year romance with Fred Blowisky, alleging she bore five children buried in her yard. She accuses Blowisky of fathering and strangling the infants while she watched, as he sits mute awaiting trial for infanticide.
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Dauphin
Manitoba
Dent
CINS
Btowisky
Charity Imposter Caught by Police
A man alleged to exploit holiday generosity by collecting funds for a charitable institution was detained by detectives on Thursday. Alano Toads company officials issued him a check for Christmas aid, and investigations showed he was an imposter. He was invited to return for donations but police were waiting on Wednesday. the suspect was caught after a short chase.
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Alano Toads Company
Christmes
Flo Wes
Pahort Chaan
Governor Hunt Relapses in Critical Condition
Phoenix Arizona December 1 Governor G W P Hunt who was struck with bronchial pneumonia on election day suffered a relapse today and was reported in a critical condition. The report came as officials disclosed fiscal year toll totals for the Panama Canal tolls.
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Brgest
Alice
Harry Burgess
Phoenix
Ariz
G. W. P. Hunt
JAP FLOTILLA LEAVES SHANGHAI FOR JAPAN
Four Japanese destroyers of the fifteenth Motilla formation, part of the January bombardment of Forta at Woosttig, departed Shanghai today for Japan. The river flood worsened damage near Chilbrillo and Madden dam works, while Chicago milk prices rose to nine cents per quart after a Pure Milk association vote.
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Shanghai
Motilla
Forta
Woosttig
Japan
Colon
O. 4
Chilbrillo
Madden Dam
Chicago
Chicafoans
Pure Milk Association and Detributors
Trotsky to Go Back from Exile in Turkey Friday
Copenhagen dispatch reports former Bolshevik leader Leon Trotsky will begin his return from exile in Turkey on Friday or Saturday, marking a new phase after his removal from his European refuge.
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Trotzky
Copenhagen
Denmark
Leon Trotsky
Boviet
Turkey
Salurdey
Athens Workers Strife Spreads Across City
Athens workers on the street railway struck today after bus crews walked out and gas workers and bakers were expected to join the action, widening a citywide labor dispute reported from Athens on December 1.
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Athens
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