Jones leads after second round of British Open
Bobby Jones shot 72 to reach 142 after 36 holes, one stroke ahead of Fred Robertson as Horton Smith stood third at 145. Don Mar, Leo Diegel, and MacDonald Smith tied for fourth at 147, with Archie Compston and Phil Rodgers at 147. Jim Barnes and others followed as the field narrowed to the low sixth for tomorrow’s 36 hole finale. Cyril Tolley posted a 71 today but a 84 yesterday left him far down the standings.
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Ore
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Archie Compston
Phil Rodgers
Jim” Barnes
Henry Cotton
Percy Alliss
Charles Whitcombe
F. C. Stevens, Jr
Los Angeles
George von Elm
United States
Cyril J. H. Tolley
Open golf championship scores after second round
Hoylake reports the British Open with Archie Compston leading England at 174-73-147 and France's Auguste Boyer at 73-77-150. England's R A Whitcombe 78-72-150 and Len Holland 75-78-153 follow with Arnaud Massey 78-81-159 and Co. O Hezlet 79-82-161. MacDonald Smith of New York 70-77- appears in the standings.
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Eng
Archie Compston
England
Auguste Boyer
France
R. A. Whitcombe
Len Holland
Arnaud Massey
Co. O. Hezlet
MacDonald Smith
New York
Jones starts play with huge gallery at British Open
Bobby Jones of Atlanta began the second round in Hoylake with a five on the opening par four. He drew and missed a short putt for four, tailed with several pars and birdies, finishing the first 9 holes at one over par and totaling 37 strokes. A large crowd, about 5,000, followed his round.
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Atlanta
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Great Gallery
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Alps
Arnold Faction Backs Dunning in Republican Primary
In Atlanta on June 19 M O Dunning collector of port at Savannah won endorsement from the J W Arnold faction for Georgia national committeeman and U S senator. A three member conference committee was named to seek harmony with the Rose group. plans to appoint white and negro captains in each county were announced as part of party unity efforts.
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M. O. Dunning
Savannah
J. W. Arnold
Republican Party
Georgia
United States
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O. M. Duke
Flovilla
G. F. Flanders
Swainsboro
J. W. Harris
Athens
Josiah T. Rose
Rose
Macon
Flanders
Louis H. Crawford
Dunning
Arnold Group
Schmeling Recognized World Champion by Boxing Commission
New York June 19 The New York state athletic commission today recognized Max Schmeling as heavyweight champion of the world by virtue of his victory over Jack Sharkey on a foul in their bout last week. Sharkey disputed the decision and proposed a return bout with terms, while Schmeling’s title status was affirmed by a commission majority despite protest.
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New York State Athletic Commission
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
William Muldoon
James A. Farley
Schmeling
John J. Phelan
Farley
Sharkey
Boston
Schmeeling
Iron Man swings edged axe over Chicago gangsters
John 4 H Alcock, named acting commissioner, vows to capture every gangster and obtain evidence to send them to prison or the electric chair. He aims to purge crooked officers, claiming one in five police are on racketeer payrolls across ranks. The murder of Tribune reporter Jake Single could unlock gang ties to police corruption.
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Tribune
Squall Hits Everglades After Heavy June Rainfall
A 40 mph squall with heavy rain struck the flooded Everglades near Okeechobee Florida early today. The storm added to high water as Okeechobee rose above 12.5 feet at the north end, over two feet above normal for June, with rainfall for the month already past 20 inches.
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Everglades
Great Lake Okeechobee
Opera Stars Wed and Honeymoon in France
Giulio Gatti Casazza general manager of the Metropolitan Opera Company and his bride Mme Rosina Galli dance and ballet mistress were wed yesterday at St. Joseph's Church Jersey City. They sail today aboard the liner Vulcania bound for Cannes France on a honeymoon. He is 63 she 34. Two years ago his marriage to Mme Frances Alda was dissolved by divorce in Nogales Mexico.
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Giulio Gatti Casazza
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mme Rosina Galli
Vulcania
Cannes
France
Gatti Casazza
Scala
Milan
Mme. Calli
John A. Duffly
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Jersey City
Mme. Negalli
Mme
Frances Alda
Nogales
Mexico
LaBelle Florida Floods Reach Up to Four Feet
Fort Myers reports LaBelle in Hendry county flooded to depths from one to four feet as waters rose at half an inch per hour. Residents are marooned but provisions remain sufficient. A late night cloudburst swelled rivers. rain ended for the first time since Sunday, with officials warning that wind from the gulf could worsen conditions in the coming days.
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Hendry County
Gulf
Postal Regulations to be Discussed at Southern Publishers Meet
Chattanooga Tenn June 19 Pending legislation including the Vandenberg bill governing contempt cases and postal regulations will be discussed at the convention of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association in Asheville N C from June 30 to July 2 Cranston Williams secretary and manager announced today
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Chattanooga
Communist hearing in Capitol continues
Mrs. William Sherman Walker of Seattle testified to the House Communist committee that the children’s game hide and seek has been changed by the Communists to hunt the capitalists and find ammunition in teaching children their doctrines.
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Washington, D. C
William Sherman Walker
Seattle
House Communist Committee
Unable to Accept Training Expense Concessions
A source notes reluctance to make broader financial concessions as the individual would mainly be fighting for training expenses. The statement implies limited willingness to fund beyond training costs.
Turko Turko alders face fines in Atlantic case
Fragmentary text shows an Atlantic city issue involving an alderman named Turner and a demand for fines. The report hints at resignation, possible trial, and a conviction outcome, but details are garbled and unclear.
Detroit police expose Lamarr gang kidnaping and murder plot
Authorities reveal Joseph Lamarr and a Detroit group tied to the Lamarr gang orchestrated multiple kidnapings and a murder. Ransom payments, police threats, and confessions link to victims including David Cass and Fred Begeman. Several suspects remain jailed or sought with bail set at 150000.
Championship Flight Opens Amateur Tennis Match Play
Victorious rounds of match play headline a Georgia golf event at the Country Club Greens Dane 19. The morning round featured Atlanta youth with Carl Daziod as medalist, winning his match while Dudley of Athens led the top battie in the first round.
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Dudley
Athens
Graft case defendants sentenced as officials face trial
J T Turner was sentenced in a graft case before Judge Virlyn B Moore after being found guilty with two others. Turner indicated resignation plans and timing of a new motion remained unclear while the court set hearings and bond details. The proceedings mark the sixth graft exposure involving city officials and purchasing agents.
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Reform candidates win out in Atlanta by big majorities
Atlanta voters backed reform candidates in a wide mayoral and city council surge. James L. Key won the Democratic mayoral nomination amid a large primary turnout, with opponents trailing. several incumbents and anti graft figures were defeated as reform momentum reshaped city government.
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William E. Saunders
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Key
Wiley L. Moore
Ben T. Huiet
William H. Johnson
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France to Protest New U S Tariff Schedules
Paris June 19 The customs committee of the French chamber of deputies unanimously urged Premier Tardieu to seek satisfaction from the United States over the new tariff bill and, if needed, to press for suppression of the most favored nation clause. The same committee planned a formal protest to the United States deeming the tariffs injurious to French interests.
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Committee On Customs of
Chamber of Deputies
Premier Tardieu
United States
France
Committee On Customs
French Chamber of Deputies
Blackshear Paving Bonds Adopted by Voters
Blackshear Georgia voters approved a $17,000 bond issue for a municipal paving program in a landslide yesterday. Construction is expected to start in September after the tobacco marketing season, with the city paying one third of the cost and property owners two thirds.
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Ford to Start New Branch Plants and Expansions
Ford Motor Co announces a forthcoming expansion plan with total spending well over 30 million dollars. Underway or planned are branch plants in Edgewater New Jersey Richmond California Seattle and three more locations to be named. Investments include 18 million for branch plants plus 5 million for Edison Institute of Technology and Brazil’s Boa Vista rubber plantation.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
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Washington
Boa Vista
Ford
Brazil
Edison Institute of Technology
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Georgia Power taxes in Thomas raised by committee
An arbitration panel set taxable values for Georgia Power properties in Seminole Decatur and Thomas counties. Decatur 260000 Seminole 25934 Thomas 52500. The company had submitted lower figures. the state raised assessments after a flood-disabled plant was cited. Board members included George W. Barn Perry Knight and Robert B. Troutman.
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Decatur County
Seminole County
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George W. Barn
Valdosta
Perry Knight
Public Service Commission
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Weather forecast for Southeast states and Florida
Weather forecast notes clouds and showers across South Carolina and Georgia tonight into Friday with moderate winds. Florida shows partial clearing with showers in the south and strong to fresh winds. Northwest Florida and East Texas remain fair tonight and Friday with continued warmth.
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Byrd Returns to New York Amid Roaring Welcome
Aerial explorer Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd returns to Manhattan after sixteen months abroad. A harbor pageant, salutes, and thousands greet him as he lands aboard the tug Macom and proceeds to City Hall where Mayor Walker and family await.
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