Jones and von Elm eye national amateur title at Brae Burn
Nearly 100 amateurs, led by Bobby Jones and George von Elm, prep for the National Championship at Brae Burn. Scores trend high with Dave Martin posting 71 the best round so far, while many top contenders post 74s and 75s amid locker room quiet as 92 players advance to match play. Jones and von Elm practiced together yesterday, halving all holes to the eighteenth before Jones parred a long finishing hole.
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Bobby. Jones
Brae Burn
Jess Shaw
Dave Martin
Lo Angeles
Charles’ C. Healet
Jones
von Elm
Bobby
Elm
Saturday Program Highlights at Ames and Davenport
Read the local listings for Saturday events in Ames and Davenport. Activities include weather, a Palais D Or orchestra, Central Hotel ensemble, M-Time variety hour, Open Mike segments, baseball scores, a chimes concert, an organ recital, and a talk by Dr. Julius Kiel.
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Tavenport
Julius Kiel
Sunday and Monday Radio Listings From Des Moines and Davenport
A dense schedule of Sunday and Monday radio programs across Des Moines and Davenport includes church services, talk broadcasts by David Lawrence and John Thompson, musical minutes, symphonies, organ recitals, weather updates, and baseball scores. Listings also note theatre features at Capitol Theatre and various time slots for markets, phonograph records, and talks by E R Pacian and others.
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Des Moines
Stetson
Capitol Theatre
David Lawrence
Woc Davenport
Inds
Atwater Kent
Tres Moines
Phonograph
John Thompson
Helen Hughes
Markela
Philharmonic Tris
Capital Theatre
E. R. Pacian
MoGaneral
Bankers Gife Fit
Sreashs
Life of champion team in baseball years five
Experts say a pennant winning club with players in their prime can stay near a championship level for about five years. Historic examples include Frank Chance’s Chicago Cubs who won four pennants in six seasons and Connie Mack’s Athletics with four pennants in six years, ending after 1914 as players dispersed.
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Associatad
Chicago Gub
Frank Chance
Connie Mack
Mack
Boston Braves
Indian Fullback McLain Returns to Towa in Good Shape
Indian fullback McLain arrives from Oklahoma to join University of Towa football practice. The 22 year old Haskell alum, six feet tall and 210 pounds, with Cherokee heritage and strong knee action, previously troubled the varsity team with long gains in scrimmages. Married, from Pryor Oklahoma.
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Courier
Srrvtech
Inwa City
McLain
University of Towa
Oklahoma
Hawkeye
McLaine
Haskell Indian ‘Institute
Melain
Pryor
Okla
Hawkeye Gridder Clark Cooley Declared Ineligible
The first major football setback for the Hawkeyes emerged when Clark Cooley of Fort Dodge was ruled ineligible. The veteran end and punter, a standout last season, will not participate this season.
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Town City
Hawkeyes
Clark Cooley
Fort. Dodge
Cogley
Southern League Having Fast Race as Season Wanes
Atlanta drops to cellar after league rules-violation ruling on 14 wins. Birmingham led briefly before Memphis and Little Rock surged, challenging Birmingham's hold on the pennant as the 1923 Southern Association race narrows with late-season shifts in standings.
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Southern League
Atlanta
Atlana
Birmingham
Crackers
John D. Martin
Association
Memphis
Little Rock
Barons
Fayette Masonic Picnic Ass'n elects officers
Fayette County Masonic Picnic association officers were elected by worshipful masters. Ray Rowland of West Union was named president with E A Billings of Fayette as vice president E M Phillips of West Union as secretary and treasurer. N J Greleman of Silazens State Bank began constructing a residence on Maple Avenue. Frank Kohler is supervising the project. M A Cowan Cedar Falls a local high school faculty member was unable to report this week due to illness and will begin work on Mondays.
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Courier
West Union
Fayette County
Masonic Bicnic Association
Ray Rowland
E. A. Billings
Fayette
E.M. Phillips
N. J. Greleman
Silazens State Bank
Maple Avenue
Frank Kohler
Cowan
Cedar Falls
Wiltse Funeral to Be on Sunday from Rural Floyd Church
Funeral services for Mrs. R. V. Wiltse who died after stepping in front of a car near her home will be held Sunday at 1 30 p m at the family home and at 2 p m at East St Charles Wesleyan church Interment will be in Riverside The article notes a distant tangential line about a family tribe and food offerings not clearly connected to the main event
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Wiltse
Floyd Church
fConrina
Charles City
R. V. Wiltse
Lfe
Familly
East St. Charles
Britain Will Not Abandon Naval Agreement
London reports deny claims that the Anglo French naval accord is abandoned. Government circles say no action will occur until replies from United States, Japan, and Italy are received. Officials stress any proposals are tentative and seek a workable path at Geneva and the League of Nations disarmament talks.
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London
United States
Japan
Italy
Geneva
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Washington
Rome
Tokio
Galloway Nine Defeats Nauman in City Loop
Galloway rallied to a 3 to 1 city league win over Nauman at Byrnes Park last night. Winder and Celsier starred for Galloway, Rice doubled and Karat added a three base hit. Wider allowed two hits, Roberts gave up six.
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Galloway
Nauman Company
Byrnes Park
Roberts
Moon
Winder
Celsier
Rice
Wider
Grand Jury Returns Three True Bills for Floyd County
Floyd County records show the grand jury returned three indictments after a three day session. Indictments include John Shatzer for maintaining a liquor nuisance and Thomas Meighan for driving while intoxicated. Other cases were passed or postponed while September term prep proceeds. D.A. Jens Grothe handled surrounding county informations and noted upcoming sessions and motions in liquor charge cases. Alden Sears Chapter D.A.R. to hold first meeting Monday at Mrs. Minnie Kellogg’s home. Tony Wagner to face county attorney information next week after arrest for possessing alcohol.
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Gouvier
Charles Guy
John Shatzer
Marble Rock
Thomas Meighan
New Hampton
Ds. Nob
Jens Grothe
Bucknell
Brooks
Staebler
Obermeier
Schermerhorn
Momberg
Maxwell
Garman
Emerson
Burnett
Alden Sears
D.A. R
Minnie Kellogg
Jens. Crothe
Tony Wagner
Wagner
Jordan
Ames Sunday Movie Controversy Bears Two Court Battles
Ames faces two court battles over Sunday theatre operations. The city council removed a ban despite a referendum upholding it, and the case in district court in Nevada will decide the validity of the new enabling ordinance. Joe Gerbracht, theatre manager, appeals a key ruling in one case.
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Ames
Nevada
O. J. Henderson
Webster City
Joe Gerbracht
Froma
Mayor defies new law over theatre and Sabbath
The article describes Mayor J FH Schieiter fining Gerhracht for operating theatres on the Sabbath, claiming the old law governs. The measure passed despite his veto, with C J O’Neil supporting the bill while facing a council seat challenge. A separate suit seeks O’Neil’s removal, arguing the council overstepped its authority to appoint him to a vacancy.
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J. FH. Schieiter
Gerhracht
Schleiter
C. J. O'Neil
O'Neil
Ames
Counelle
O'Neill
Charles City church to elect minister this Sunday
Rev Thomas Anderson of Cedar Falls will occupy the pulpit at the First Congregational church in Charles City Sunday evening. After the meeting a short session will decide on a new pastor and a new rural schools study course was introduced at the Floyd county teachers institute. The Evening Auxiliary of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society closed its year with a program and officers chosen.
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Courier
Charles ‘City
Tas
Thomas Anderson
Cedar Falls
First’ Congregational
Department of Public' Instruction
Agnes Samuelson
Floyd County
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
Teachers Institute
George Sawyer
Agp Osage
Floyd County Institute
E. T. Smith
Central State Teachers College of
Center -Point
Wis
George Bauer Rutland
Robert Tempte
Sac Cly
Selby “Russell
Nora Springs
Matt
Osage
Charles City Relief Corps
Veterans’ ’Association
Nota Springs
Marble Rock
Hazel Zierath
Charles’ Zierath
Toller
Prominent Ta Falls Resident Dies After Long Illness
In Ta. Falls Ia Sept 8 the death of Collis Flok Collis removes a well known man. He traveled for clothing houses in Cincinnati and Baltimore and had wide ties across central and northern Iowa. A longtime member of the Methodist church he left a widow and a large family, many successful in business and professions. He had been in poor health for some time. France taxed income for less than 2,008,000 of its 41,000,000 population.
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Courier
Town Falls
Flok
Collis
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Towa
Towa Falls Manufacturing Company
Lfe-Long
Methodist Church
Buchanan Man Sits Thrice-Married Father Of Twenty
A 64 year old Buchanan man, previously married three times, welcomed his twentieth child with wife Mrs. Sam Gipe at their family home near Osage. The report notes he has fifteen surviving sons and daughters and has lived a long life in Missouri/Oklahoma border region. Paul Cook departs for University of Michigan studies in Ann Arbor after visiting Detroit relatives. John Groff, 100 fine for wife beating in Osage justice court following an onion field dispute on Tom Chrencek farm.
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Courier
Independence
Here
Gipe
Ving
Michiga Osage
Paul Cook
W. L
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Detroit
Osage, Ja
John Groff
la Rue
Chrencek
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