Jacobs reaches Wimbledon third round in strong display
American favorite Helen Hull Jacobs defeated Dorothy Andrus 6-2 6-1 on center court to advance to the Wimbledon third round. Frank Shields progressed in singles by default, while Sidney Wood, Roderick Menzel, Fred Perry, Lester Stoefen, Kitty McKane Godfree, Carolin Babcock, Dave Jones, and George Lott also won third round matches in the men’s and women’s events.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Hull Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Conn
Miss Jacobs
Miss Andrus
California
Frank Shields
New York
H. C. Fisher
Switzerland
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
United States
H. G. N. Cooper
England
Fred Perry
Roderick Menzel
Czechosloviakia
Perry
George Lott
Nigel Sharpe
Henri Cochet
Wedding invitation prompts family dynamics question
A reader informs Mrs. Post of receiving a wedding invitation from the bride’s divorced father, his new wife, and the bride’s mother and stepfather all listed together. The note expresses surprise at this family arrangement and seeks guidance.
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Mrs. Post
Etiquette Queries On Divorce Society Etiquette And Silver Marking
The writer asks if a new rule of courtesy favors friendliness after divorce especially around children. Mrs Post discusses brevity and tact noting responses should be sensible and non provocative. Another letter debates whether a bride should use married initials for silver and home wares versus maiden initials to avoid future issues. A reader asks about polite replies to greetings and Mrs Post notes standard responses but suggests avoiding whining pronunciation.
Langer Leads In North Dakota Primary Victory
William Langer led the North Dakota primary returns over T H Thoresen and James P Cain with Cain at 12 415 Thoresen 13 221 and Langer 20 910 from 430 precincts. Langer faces possible federal court actions Friday for misusing relief funds and awaits sentence by Judge Andrew Miller. Senator Lynn J Frazier also seeks the Republican nomination with broad backing.
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Fargo
N. D
William Langer
North Dakota
T. H. Thoresen
Nonpartisan League
Langer
Andrew Miller
Leader Dominates Race Against Buck and Mason
In a league race, the leader held an overwhelming lead over opponents C.5. Buck and Nelson Mason, strengthening his position against anti-Langer factions.
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League
C.5
Buck
Nelson Mason
Salt Lake Club To Meet Locals
The Neon Sign baseball club of Salt Lake City, leaders in the Industrial league, will play the Pocatello town team at Overland park Sunday at 2 p.m. Wayne C. L. Gibson announces a schedule of games: Detroit Colored Giants on July 4 at 2 p.m., Butte Colored Giants on July 8 at 2 p.m., and a possible Nipponese team from Nampa to face a local Nipponese aggregation at 10:30 a.m. on the Fourth of July.
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Neon Sign Baseball Club
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Overland Park
C. L. Gibson
Gibson
Detroit Colored Giants
Michigan
Butte Colored Giants
Nampa
No Silver Lining in Spokane Discovery
Street railway inspector Otto Wilt found a paper on the sidewalk reading a July 7 note for 17 dollars drawn on the Washington Savings Bank, which failed in the 1893 96 depression, revealing a post dated confusion from 1890.
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Spokane
Wash
Otto Wilt
Washington Savings Bank
Caldwell Woman Acquitted in Husband's Murder
Julia Martinez a 28 year old Nam pa Mexican woman was acquitted by a district court jury after five hours of deliberation in Caldwell on charges of murdering her husband Tony Martinez last April 30. The defense argued justifiable homicide while the state presented witnesses and officers over nearly three days of trial.
California Man Believed Safe After False Kidnap Fear
California, June 28. After hours of anxiety the family of George Smalley, wealthy retired businessman, said he is safe and not kidnapped. Smalley had not been heard from since June 18 when he left Washington, D.C. Officials were alerted to investigate and public concern prompted a government inquiry.
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van Muys
Calif
George Smalley
Smalley
Washington, D
Smalley Receives Report of Visitor From Kans City
The report states he arrived at Smalley's home claiming to be in Kansas City Missouri and said he would head next to Newton Kansas and Austin Texas.
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Ter
Smalley
Kansas City
Newton
Kas
Austin
Tex
Charges Dropped By Prosecution in Idaho Case
Arthur Bruce of Boise faced three indictments for obtaining money under false pretenses and forgery. After a pending charge was dismissed yesterday and a prior jury acquittal, Judge Jude C. Winstead granted the prosecution’s motion to drop the case in Third district court. The matter related to Bruce’s activities as a machinery vendor in southwest Idaho and eastern Oregon.
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Boise
Arthur Bruce
Jude C. E. Winstead
Third District Court
Prosecution
Bruce
Idaho
Oregon
Woman to Die Today in Ossining Slaying Case
Anna Antonio faces execution in Ossining New York for the murder of her husband with the date set for June. The case draws court attention as authorities prepare for the final legal step.
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Ossining
N. Y
Anna Antonio
Pocatello Ends Corn Troubles With END-O-CORN Ad
In the past three weeks thousands in Pocatello have reported relief from corn and callous troubles using END-O-CORN from The Poatello Drug Company. The ad promises quick results and frames the product as affordable at fifty cents.
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Pocatello
Poatello Drug Company
Governor Alone Can Halt Execution in Woman's Plea
Pleaders for the life of a 28 year old woman argued gubernatorial intervention unlikely. They noted circumstances making clemency improbable despite her claim that her husband had beaten her beyond endurance.
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