Solons for Seating Wurzbach at Texas Open Golf
A misty Saturday at Dwarkenridge Park hosts the second round of the Texas Open where 150 players compete for $7500. Al Espinosa and Denny Shute pace the field as top groups tee off, with John Golden and Tony Manera among early 12:25 starts.
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Park Poorse
al Espinosa
Fron Chicago
Denny Hhute
Go- Tumbus
Ohio
Cours
Espinosa
Tony Manera
John Golden
Manera
Golden
Shute
Craig Wood
Ed Dudley
Galleriea
Bobby Crumsbank
Jack Forrester
Lewis Levinson
Tom Lally
Harold Long
George Aibach
John Dawson
al Watrous
Leonard Schmutte
Mike Turnosa
Jimmy Vincent
Kay Mangrum
Milt Mehlhorm
Frank Walsh
John Trodge
Horton Smith
Harry Cooper
Willie Maguire
Wild life and hunting talk on Alaska coast echoes from field notes
A fragmentary report discusses birds and mammals on the Alaska coast, noting gulls and ducks in northern habitats, eggs and young, and the impact of hunting and diet. It mentions doctors, meals, and local observations about meat quality and digestion, with scattered names and places.
Coast Guard Arrests Three Canadian Seamen in California
The Coast Guard detained three Canadian sailors and their four foot powerboat the Northern Exchange in San Pedro California on suspicion of liquor law violations. The craft carried a case of whiskey and two sacks of beer as authorities acted today.
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Coast Guard
San Pedro
Calif
Northern Exchange
United States
Air Transports Set New Record in 1920 Operations
The Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce announced a new record for air transport in 1920, asserting U S operations reached 197 million miles and established the United States as a leader in world air transport.
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New Yorn
Scan Aviation
Aeromautical Chamber of
Cummerce
United States
Prince's Alness Delays Mine Trip
Prince's Alness delays a scheduled mine trip amid union concerns as workers prepare a brief strike. The WESBU group voices demands while officials seek a quick resumption of operations and safety assurances.
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Prince’s Alness
WESBU
Union of Teieh
Nee Wee
Oregon Co-Eds Unafraid
An Oregon law prohibits wearing a fraternity emblem by anyone not belonging to the society. A University of Oregon alumnus lawyer found the old statute sets a minimum punishment of 100 dollars or one year in jail or both. Campus students remained unfazed by the warning.
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Eugene
Ore
Fen
Oregon
University of Oregon
Three Guardsmen Freed in Downey Harbor Killing
In Buffalo on Christmas night three coast guard members Rudolph Thompson Asa Ennis and Orville La Frant were not indicted by a state grand jury in the killing of Eugene F Downey Jr. Downey bled to death from a head wound after a motor boat was fired upon by the guardsmen while piloted.
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Buffalo
Coast Guard
Eugene F. Downey Jr
Buffalo Harbor
Rudolph Thompson
Asa Ennis
Orville la Frant
Downey
Soviet Envoy Told to Close Legation in Mexico City
Moscow orders Alexander Makar Russian minister to Mexico to close the legation and sever relations after protests at Mexican embassies in Washington Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro.
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Mexico City
Alexande Makar
Lexico
Moscow
Megivo
Washington
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Thieves Break Into Home Miss Jewels and Loot Report
Thieves entered the home of Sam Mazur at 401 East Ashby Place Friday night and took two blankets and clothing while missing jewelry and a large sum of game money. Bathhurst reports a theft from a car on Houston Street near Alamo Plaza Friday afternoon.
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Sam Mazur
East Ashby Place
Hriday
Bathhurst
Trrellih Wield
Houston Street
Alamo Plaza
Fort Worth Bank Is Ordered Closed
Fort Worth reports the Texas National Bank was ordered closed by its board of directors after shary state taaning aever.
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Fort Worth
Texas Nationa
Sheary State Taaning Aever
Murder case and base hospital shooting loom in Austin
In Austin on February 1 the Brads murder trial loomed at the courthouse as Dayton Moses pressed defense plans while Judge Urbanthe testified. Fort Sam Houston sergeant Uchberger, wounded after grappling with a gunman during a pay day poker game at Company M quarters, was hospitalized with a bullet wound to the hand. Nine other soldiers fled as the masked intruder demanded cash, then escaped.
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Austin
Jobo Brady
Dayton Moses
Fort Worth
Defense Plan
Oklahoma City
Vne
Moses
Kinecll
Binnae
Urbauthe
Loyire
Crbanike
Brads
Auist
Lelia Highsmith
Brooke Read Lo
Joe Wooler
Claccnes I. Uchberger
Twenty-third Infantry
Fort Sam
Honaton
Ing
Umberger
Mergeant Limberger
Unberger
Smexivan
New Government Pacifies Spain's Striking Students
Madrid February 1 The new Spanish government led by General Damaso Nerenguer claims its first pacification victory after six years of internal strife under General Primo de Rivera. University students in Madrid and other cities resume classes after more than a week long strike against the dictatorship policies.
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Madrid
Damaso Nerenguer
Primo de Rivera
Unte
Cautious Man Hurt While Crossing Streets in Independence
In Independence Kansas on February 1 a cautious local man known for safety practices was injured while traveling. He crosses intersections slowly, stops and listens, but today he suffered an accident and was left on crutches. The report notes his careful habits and the unusual circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Independence
Kan
King
Ores
Varsity President Succumbs at Home
Providence R I Feb 1 Dr William Herbert Perry Faunce 71 longtime president of Brown University emeritus died at his home yesterday after 80 years at the helm Faunce led Brown through vast expansion and academic growth during his decades of service concluding a storied career in higher education
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Providence
Brown University
William Herbert Perry Faunce
Collects Oddities in Stolen Goods Exhibit
W A Speer of 445 Argo Avenue gathers curios including Germany made candle snippers and a razor used by Chinese. The Chinese shave from the top of their heads down the sides of their faces in a distinctive pattern.
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W. A. Speer
Argo Avenue
Germany
Republicans Near Majority in Texas House Seat Contested
The elections committee indicated the majority expects to declare Augislag McCloskey the winner of the Texas district 14 seat after a contested recount shows McCloskey leading in eight of eight precincts and a ballot box issue noted. Wurzbach opposed opening boxes amid fraud charges.
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D. K-4
Vel
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House
Elections Committee
Anery M
Warkaback
Dexas
Augislag McCloskey
Doniwcrar
Wurzbach
McCloskey
Hr Bach SY
Bexar
Wurl Beagly
Texas
Waselington
D.C
Aggusus McCloskey
Yourteenth Ucongresional
Weags
Abe Gaal
Lalloln
Precince
Alamo Heights Man Builds Rare Curio Collection
W O Speer of 445 Argo Avenue houses a curious assortment from around the world. The collection includes a candle snuffer, improvised scissors, a 10 year old jack, Chinese padlork items, old knives, Spanish spurs, jewelry, carved pipes, and many other items gathered over four decades of trading and collecting.
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W.oa. Speer
Argo Avenue
Speer
Fran. Germa
Alt. Speer
Crime Investigator Slain by Gangsters in Chicago
Julius Hasenbein, 14, once an investigator for the Chicago crime commission, was shot to death today by two men who emerged from a car on the sidewalk and fired six shots into him. They fled in the automobile, driven by a third man.
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Chicago
Julius Hasenbeim
Chicago Crime Commission
Uy Dndy
T Hey
Youth Confesses to Bank Robbery in Kentucky
ROWING GREEN Ky Feb 1 Carl C Spillman 19 confessed to police that he helped rob the Rocks Bank of Kentucky early today. His father is cashier and sole employee at the bank.
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Rowing Green
Carl C. Spillman
Tastas
Bank of Rocks 1M
Kyg
Omplo
Burglars Target Woodlawn Grocery Safe and Century-Old Bank Vault
Night intruders knocked the combination from the Woodlawn grocery safe at Woodlawn area and North Fines Street. Fingerprints were lifted as detectives pursued leads. a Finnigan Hide Co safe at 109 Caller Street was also touched but yielded only minor loot. The City’s historic safe near Main Plaza, once a symbol of frontier wealth, remains intact aside from the break-in attempt.
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Woodlawn
Woodlawn Areona
North Fines Street
Finnigan Hide Company
Caller Street
EO Cail
All Southern
Main Plaza
If Fy
Arnold
San Juan Street
Seutrasce
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