Jones Leads Open with 68 in third round at Interlachen
Robert Tyre Jones Jr. shot 68 to reach 212 cumulative in the National Open at Interlachen Country Club Minneapolis. He moved ahead of Horton Smith by two strokes after a stellar display including six birdies in the final holes, with Tommy Armour and Smith also in pursuit as the field of 69 contends.
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Interlachen Country Club
Minneapolis
Minn
Interlachen
Robert Tyre Jones, Jr
Bobby
Horton Smith
Jones
Tommy Armour
Armour
Smith
Tree Sitting Contest Attracts Nationwide Youths
Chicago July 12 Many youths in the north central states join a growing fad called tree sitting. Jim Clemens of Racine claims the first record and Jack Richards of Kansas City says he is the champ. Police intervene in several cities as youths climb trees for hours, earning small prizes and local fame.
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Chicago
North Central States
Jimmy Clemens
Racine
Wis
Jack Richards
Kansas City
Jack
Wisconsin
Ruth Wheary
Milwaukee
Madison
Boards of Health
Michigan
Iron Mountain
Louis Bongi
Court House Yard
Jimmy Clemons
Spitz
Portmouth widow shoots self in despondent grief
Despondent over ill health Mrs. Alice Rigtish a prominent Portsmouth woman committed death by own action today by shooting. The tragedy occurred in Portsmouth Ohio with local authorities investigating the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth, O
Alice Rigtish
Portsmouth
Missing witness MacDonald held in Baltimore case
Baltimore July 12 The man identified as John MacDonald who claims to be a missing witness in the Mooney and Billings perjury trial asserts he need not fear perjury charges in California. Attorney Charles Ruzicka said MacDonald could be arrested and tried there under California law for perjury related to the bombing testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John MacDonald
Thomas B. Mooney
Warren K. Billings
California
Charles Ruzicka
MacDonald
San Francisco
Mooney
Billings
Street Car Falls Through Barracas Bridge in Buenos Aires
A street car carrying 62 workers plunged into the Rio Chuelo from the Barracas drawbridge in Buenos Aires. Divers recovered 40 bodies. a number remain trapped in the submerged car. Five people were rescued. Police and firemen led the rescue efforts as the car's position awaited lifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Barracas
Lomas
Boca
Oil Well Fire Kills Three Boys in Haynesville
In Owensboro Kentucky last night an oil well just shot ignited and set alight while several men watched. Three boys James Crowe 12 Matt Crowe 14 and Elmer Fuqua 13 perished from the flames and five men were seriously burned as the oil burnout spread through the site.
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Owensboro
Haynesville
James Crowe
Matt Crowe
Elmer Fuqua
Two Youths Die In Plane Crash Near Dayton Pool
Dayton July 12 two youths, Earl Dietrich 23 and George Davies 24, died when a private plane they piloted crashed near a pool the craft had been circling over the Grant estate during a pool party. Davies brother owned the ship. Dietrich had been piloting and died at once. Davies died shortly after.
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Dayton
Here
Earl Dietrich
George Davies
Dietrich
Johnson Field
Vandalla
R. H. Grant
General Motors Corporation
Grant Pool
Davies
Credit Bureau Luncheon Monday at Hotel Newell
The local Credit Bureau holds its regular monthly luncheon Monday at noon in the Hotel Newell. Miss Leona Kaiser, secretary, notes the bureau has about 1090 members and a large proportion attend. Attendees focus on Elyria residents who are habitually poor payers.
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Credit Bureau
Newell
Leona Kaiser
Elyria
Math Professor Feeney Dead in Oxford Heat
Thomas Lytle Feeney aged 72, a retired mathematics professor of Miami University, was found dead in his Oxford, Ohio home. Heart disease, aggravated by heat, is blamed. In Youngstown, Central Savings & Loan Co. faced receivership with Joseph Devine named receiver. stockholders demanded the removal of president A F E Reimann, as attorney Earl Haefner led the committee.
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Oxford, O
Thomas Lytle Feeney
Miami University
Youngstown
Central Savings & Loan Company
Joseph Devine
Ohio Building & Loan Association
A. F E. Reimann
Earl Haefner
Seven Deaths Attributable To Ohio Heat Wave
United Press reports a two week heat wave in Ohio with four drownings and three heat deaths. City highs reached 101 in Portsmouth and 98 in Cincinnati, with relief only in the Great Lakes region. Victims include Gus Gregorovitz 58 in Youngstown Roy Shelton 45 in Cincinnati Thomas Paul Columbus Cordray Harmon 8 Maumee river Defiance Charles Johnson 41 Detroit drowned Ashtabula Edward Roth 8 Cincinnati Herbert Crose Cleveland drowned Lake Aquilla Chardon.
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Ohio
Great Lakes
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Columbus
Gus Gregorovitz
Youngstown
Roy Shelton
Thomas Paul
Cordray Harmon
Maumee River
Defilance
Charles Johnson
Detroit Negro
Ashtabula
Edward Roth
Herbert Crose
Cleveland
Lake Aquilla
Chardon
Chester West
Cadiz Barber
Veterans blanks received by Herzog for pensions
World War veterans may file for pensions by securing application blanks at the American Legion Home on Ohio street. Eddie Herzog, president of the Soldiers Relief Commission of Lorain County, notes blanks are ready. The new pension law does not affect those already drawing under the 1924 act unless disabled 25 percent or more. Applications should be filed now since pensions start from the date of application. The Legion Home will be open 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. for blanks.
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American Legion
Ohio Street
Eddie Herzog
Soldiers Relief Commission
Lorain County
Herzog
Legion Home
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Paris Department Store
Paris witnesses the citys largest blaze in years as the Nouvelles Galleries department store burns. Fire damage is estimated at 1 million dollars with about forty thousand people gathering to view the conflagration.
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Paris
Nouvelles Galleries
Grass Fire In Grafton Two Subdued
A massive grass fire in the southeast end of Grafton township raged for three days threatening homes and farmers. Over 200 farmers prevented widespread loss with water tank aid after the H W Belden farm fire spread to nearby fields. Origin undetermined. farmers suspect a discarded cigarette ignition amid dry season conditions.
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Grafton Township
H. W. Belden
Big Robbery at Marion Solved in Major Theft
Marion Ohio July 12 Police today declared a major theft solved with the arrest of William Hatcher 40 a horse thief and Miss Bessie Bibler 40 a domestic. Jewelry valued at 5400 recovered includes four diamond rings a platinum diamond bracelet a platinum wedding ring and a gold watch. Hatcher admitted his part and implicated Bibler who worked in the Watters home. Rings were found with a Bellefontaine man who took them as part payment on a car.
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Marion
William Hatcherm
Bessie Bibler
Edward Watters
Hatcher
Miss Bibler
Waters
Bellefontania
Two People Fined in Liquor Possession Raid
Justice Watts fined Maude Cozart $500 and costs and George Seifert $100 and costs after sheriff deputies raided a Brownhelm location. Cozart was charged as the owner where liquor was found, Seifert as a boarder. Five gallons of liquor in one pint bottles were located during the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H Watts
Sheriff's
Brownhelm
Maude Cozart
George Seifert
Seifert
Heat Wave Grim Midwest Deepens Suffering
Chicago reports ongoing brutal heat across the midwest and south with more than one hundred deaths since the heat began a week ago. A 122 degree record in Sikeston Missouri, a man in Omaha killed himself amid the heat, and drownings rose as people sought relief. St Louis logged sixteen heat related deaths as crops suffered and harvests shifted to night work. Chicago avoided the worst due to Lake Michigan breezes, with a 76 degree reading and expectations of rising heat.
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Chicago
Midwest
Sikeston
Mercury
John R. Ringwall
Omaha
Neb
St Louis
Southwest
South
Middle West
Kansas
Benton
Ill
Evening News
Lake Michigan
Fair Weather Outlook Across Regions This Week
Weather outlook through July 14 to 20 shows mostly fair conditions in the Ohio Valley with showers possible Thursday or Friday. Cooler start on Monday with below normal temperatures, rising slightly Tuesday in Tennessee, then warmer midweek and cooler again toward Friday. Great Lakes area expected to stay moderately warm first half with potential warmth later and little precipitation.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Who Is This Elyrian Who Loves Parks and Plays?
The subject of today's silhouette is Elyria’s parks and playgrounds. He devotes time to planning and supervising the city’s recreational life. An outdoor enthusiast who tours historic sites, he shared Kentucky travels with Elyrians. He is known by almost every Elyrian and will be named in the Chronicle Telegram Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Kentucky
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Sanatorium Plans Ready for Approval
Frank W. Ball, architect for Lorain County Tuberculosis Sanatorium, says state health and state building department approvals are secured and county commission will approve plans on Monday. The design favors many single or double rooms for patient care, aiming for a modern facility. Bids for construction will be advertised after plan acceptance, with work expected to start late August.
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Lorain County
County Building Commission
Frank W. Ball
Cleveland
Ball
State Department of Health
State Building Department
Impressive Ceremony Rededicates Gates Hospital for Crippled Children
An Elyria ceremony marked the rededication of Gates Hospital for Crippled Children with a morning clinic for sixty children and about 600 attendees. Remarks honored the Gates family and leaders like William N Gates and Frederic H Gates, noting remodeling, a new sun porch, and renewed community support from the Cleveland Foundation.
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Gates Hospital
Telier
Elyria
Gates
Akron Woman 15 Killed and Sister Injured in double crash
Investigation began after an auto collision near Elyria killed Marguerite M. Crooks 33 of Akron and injured her sister Hazel Brown of Chicago. An ambulance carrying them to Elyria Clinic collided with a car, causing a second crash near East Avenue and Fourth Street.
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Elyria
Marguerite M. Crooks
Akron
Hazel Brown
Chicago
Clarence E. Adams
Elyria Clinic
Butternut Ridge
Indian Hollow
BF. Able
Cleveland
Able
Alfred Ahlgrem
Chase Street
Ahlgrem
Bott
Miss Brown
Fourteen Guests At Rotary Meeting
Fourteen guests attended a Rotary luncheon at the Hotel Newell to hear brief talks on connections with crippled children work, part of the Gates hospital dedication program. Speakers included Daddy Allen, Leyton Carter of the Cleveland Foundation, and representatives from Fostoria Ashland Geneva Lodi and Lorain clubs.
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Frederic H. Gates
Edgar F
Daddy” Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Daddy
Elyria
Rotary
Newell
Gates Hospital
Allen
Leyton Carter
Cleveland Foundation
W. S. Patterson
Fostoria
Arthur Cassel
Ashland
Nelson Hasenflne
Geneva
Don Fetzer
Spin Rowland
Lodi
Lorain
L. A. Fauver
G. W. Garthe
Carl Robinson
Butler Donaldson
Charles Love
W. S. Baldwin
Absentee Ballots Ready For Incoming Primary Election
Lorain County Board of Elections announces absent voters ballots will be ready for distribution next Monday. Many applications already received. voters away on Primary day August 12 can call or write for lists. Ballots must be returned to the election board office by noon August 12.
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Lorain County
Wanted 20 Families for Independence and Community
Fragmentary plea seeks twenty families eager for independence and future security. Call to apply via the Real Estate Brethren who appear on the Clami Page of today’s Core Telegram. text unclear.
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Breters
Metioe
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Cupid
Katherine Lowman
William N. Jardine
the Treasury
Seymour Lowman
Agriculture
Miss Lowman
United Press
Calif
Raymond Johnson
Emmate
Wright Field
Johnson
Grafton Two
Justice Watts
Elyrian
TATE
Oberlin High School
William Fowler
Church of Christ
James A. Hewitt
F. A. Smythe
Board of
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William Nahum Gates
George Stevens
William Gates
A. L. Garford
William N. Gates
Garford
Gar
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