Parker Stoefen Final In Ohio Net Joust Seen
Parker the Milwaukeean who won the Western Singles Championship at Chicago last week and Lester Stoefen advance toward the Ohio State singles final. Parker defeated Harold Bartel of Cleveland 6 1 6 1 yesterday and faces Bill O Laughlan of Pittsburgh in the semi finals while Stoefen, after a bye, is set to meet Bill Curray of Cleveland.
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Frankis Parker
Chicago
Lester Stoefern
Canferman
Harold Bartel
Cleveland
Parker
Stoefen
Bill O'Laughlan
Pittsburgh
Bill Curray
U. S. War Horse Fairbanks Retired to Clover Pasture
The U S War Horse Fairbanks aged 24, famed for jumping in Coblentz and earning points in Inter Allied games, has been demobilized and sent from Paris to a clover pasture to end his days. Remaining property of the U S embassy, his care shifts from war to quiet pasture life.
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Fairbanks
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United States
Coblentz
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Rhine
U. S
Farm to Stable: Fairbanks the Horse’s Quiet Pension Life
The horse Fairbanks was sent to the American reservation at Ro Magne sous Montfaucon near the largest American army cemetery. He was given a farm stable and 10 acres of clover, with a government order securing him a full clevar pension. He may live years more, though his joints creak as he still prances before resting.
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sous-Montfaucon
Fairbanks
iT Lou Is tabulates great change in transportation
In St Louis over 30 years statistics show dramatic shifts from horse drawn wagons to motor vehicles. Horse drawn wagons dropped from 20332 to 1882 and bicycles from 8160 to 365. Automobiles rose from 124 to 148428 while surreys declined from 457 to zero and motorcycles grew from none to 426. Dominion Day is noted as Canada's public holiday on July 1.
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Louis
St. Louis
Canada
Dominion
Pat Crowe Urges Farmers of Convicts to Curb Crime
Philadelphia reports Pat Crowe the 62 year old former kidnapper who ransomed Eddie Cudahy proposes a path to reduce crime. He suggests turning convicts into farmers by removing contract labor in prisons and sending criminals to open farms to gain a new life perspective.
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Philadelphia
Pat Crowe
Eddie” Cudahy
United States
Cleveland Beachwear Change Spurs Policy Split
Parks Commissioner John Brown urges balancing fashion with modesty as new two piece bathing suits prompt cancellation of the longstanding one piece rule. He rejects endorsing the newer style but allows backs to be exposed if fronts remain covered, signaling a middle ground on beach attire.
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Cleveland
Parks
John Brown
Brown
Funeral for Basil woman after fatal auto crash
Lancaster July 1 Funeral arrangements were made for Mrs. Whitacker 18 of Basil who died from a fractured skull in a mobile collision near Pickington Monday. Her sister in law Mary Whitacker 29 of Basil was also killed in the same accident. Napoleon July 1 Despondent over ill health Mrs. Leonora French 58 killed herself last night by jumping into a cistern in Basil town Coroner Guy C Boyer issued a verdict of death by own action. The men who do big things make many mistakes but they never make the biggest mistakes of all doing nothing.
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Lancaster
David Whitacker
Basil
City Hospital
Pickeington
Whitacker
Mary Whitacker
Near Basil
Napoleon
Leonora French
Gas from Arkansas and Louisiana Reaches St Louis Homes
Special equipment is being installed in St. Louis homes to supply natural gas from Arkansas and Louisiana oil fields. More than 700 men have been employed to link the installations. The project will cost about $100,000.
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ST. Louis
Arkansas
Louisiana
Memphis Seeks Pants From Ford and Mellon
Memphis groups consider obtaining trousers from Henry Ford and Andrew Mellon for needy residents. Ford reportedly has 100 pairs, with requests for 93 to leave him a pair each day. The Salvation Army also asks Mellon to send linen pants worn at the Court of St James.
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Memphis
FORD
Mellon
Henry Ford
Salvation Army
Andrew Mellon
Datroit
Goodwill Industries
Auidus
St. James
Ernest B. Lamar
Captain Lamar
First Hollister Settler Found Is An Extinct Whale
Hollister California reports a bizarre find as the region’s “first settler” turns out to be Genus Cetacea, an extinct Miocene aquatic mammal. Fossils were unearthed by Carl Bleifus, a local butcher, on a Hernandez southeast mountain range during a hunting trip.
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Carl Bleifus
Hernandez
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