Dinner golf tournament opens with tight matches and high scores
The Washington Golf and Country club hosts a dinner event after a tight start to the tournament. Frank Millers Millerites lead early while Shirley Clarks Clarkites trail but expect advantage in upcoming matches. Vic Westphal set a 39 low score, with many players posting high counts as play progresses.
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Frank Miller
Millerites
Shirley Clark
Clarkites
Washington Golf and Country Club
John Dodd
Montgomery Ward
Ward
Vic Westphal
Last
Rev. F. C. Witzigman
Jr College Tennis Team Faces Parsons in Fairfield Meet
The Fairfield junior college team hosts Parsons junior college for a tennis match. Local players Ctine Little Owen and Finch form the lineup to challenge Parsons in four singles and two doubles contests.
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Fairfield
Parsons College
Ctine
Little
Owen
Finch
Parsons
Soviets accuse Japan of framing charges in Manchuria
Moscow reports accuse Japanese authorities of planning to search and arrest Soviet officers on terrorism charges over the Chinese eastern railway. Harbin dispatches claim forgery of documents will be used to back the charges as tensions rise between Russia and Japan.
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Moscow
INS
Manchuria
China
Russia
Harbin
E Y Clarke Seeks Prosperity With Es skaye Memberships
Edward Young Clarke of Atlanta promotes Esskaye Inc as a solution for the mood of prosperity amid his indictment for mail fraud. He sells $10 and $25 memberships and claims a congressionally backed farmer relief will bring prosperity in 24 hours. The Chicago BBB continues its inquiry into Esskaye sales.
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Chicago
INS
Edward Young Clarke
Atlanta
Imperial Kreagle
Ku Klux Klan
Esskaye, Inc
Clarke
Jacksonville
Fla
E. Y. Clarke
Esskaye
Congress
Power Trust
International Bankers
Chicago Better Business Bureau
Communist Bandits Threaten Missions Near Swatow
American missionaries forced to flee Ungkong 30 miles north of Swatow as communist bandits defeat government forces and plunder homes. Kwantung troops sent to aid suppress rebels either joined, refused, or were disbanded. Americans take refuge in Swatow.
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Peiping
INS
Ungkong
Swatow
Kwantung Province
Legation
P. E. O. ENTERTAINED BY KEOTA CHAPTER AT STYLE PAGEANT
Twenty three members of Chapter J P E O of Washington and about the same from Sigourney P E O chapter visited Keota Chapter CM P E O yesterday for an entertaining guest day program at Maple Grove Villa. The event featured a review of American dress from Indian times to 1900s with period costumes, poetry, music and a minstrel-like dance, followed by refreshments. Washington guests joined local members for the afternoon.
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Chapter J
Washington
Sigourney P. E. O
Chapter CM
P. BE. O
Keota
Maple Grove Villa
J. O. Singmaster
Keola
Mathilda Kirkpatrick
Earl Erdice
Ethel Stewart
Arlene Lyle
Mary Isabelle Klein
Helen Stoutner
Mable Morris
Margaret Richardson
Irene Rogers
Boyd Berdo
Frank Klein
Miss Rogers
Olga Valenta
Florence Herr
Miss Valenta
Kate Glover
Deora Lyle
Stoutner
Corena Ross
Helen Kirkpatrick
Red Cross
Marjorie
Catherine Russell
Cap Dollar Confident After Bed Rest Ordered
Captain Robert Dollar aged 83, a leading American shipping figure, was placed in bed for a few days due to a slight kidney ailment. Doctor G Duffiey said the condition is not serious and the veteran seafarer remains in good spirits.
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San Rafael
Cal
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Robert Dollar
Rk. G. Duffiey
Dollar
Becaus
Duffiey
Insul Holding Co Officials Face Federal Charges
Mismanagement charges against Insull holding company officials were set for a federal court airing in Chicago. Three stockholders moved for intervention as Samuel Insull and two Chicagoans served as receivers for the concern, with Judge Walter C. Dindley to decide.
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Chicago
Middle West Utilities Company
Huge Insull Holding
Samuel Insull
Walter C. Dindley
Garner Wins in California Primary
Texas Speaker John N Garner appears to have won the California presidential Democratic primary by a substantial plurality, leading Roosevelt by more than 4 500 votes as 7626 of 10271 precincts reported. Hoover won a "confidence vote" on the Republican ballot.
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San Francisco
John N. Garner
Texas
House of Representatives
California
Roosevelt
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Garner
Smith
Hoover
Prohibition
H Clry Needham
Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Negotiations On Marcon Yacht
Norfolk reports indicate the Marcon yacht, owned by Col Charles A Consolvo, conducted several cruises in pursuit of recovering the kidnapped Lindbergh baby. Delegates and negotiators aboard revolved around a purported emissary while questions persisted about the baby’s presence aboard.
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Norfolk
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Marcon
Charles H. Consolvo
Mar
Ann
Johnughes Curtis
Curtis
Norfolk Naval Base
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
George L. Richard
Navy Airman
Lindbergh
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