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WHEELER REVEALS FIGURES; Political Funds of Anti-Saloon League Are Not Included. REED WILL CALL THE WETS Issues Subpoena for Stayton, Head of Anti-Volstead Forces -- Plans Inquiry Into Klan. DEMANDS NAMES OF DONORS Chairman Denies Secrecy Request and Wants Data on Drys' Political Activities.

Lowe Cuts Two fifths Second Off World's 600-Yard Record

TOPSFIELD, Mass., June 26 (AP). -- Albert A. Conant, who travels daily 20 miles from his home here to his office in Boston, started on his ninety-fourth year today, as little concerned as if he had been half a century younger.  

Commuter, 94, Rides 40 Miles Daily, Then Cultivates Roses

Criminals pleaded guilty in effort to begin sentences before change in parole laws

RUSH FOR SING SING TO BEAT NEW LAWS; Criminals Eagerly Plead Guilty to Enter Prison and Avoid More Rigid Parole Rules.

Shoots Hotel Employe and Himself.

LONDON, June 26. -- Following the departure today of Bobby Jones, American winner of the British open golf championship, all England is ringing with comment on his wonderful golf and grinning good-naturedly at the way he did up the British champions.  

U.S. GOLF VICTORS OFF FOR HOMELAND; Bobby Jones, New Open Champion, Hailed as Hero When Party Leaves England. CRITICS MARVEL AT HIM "Just Genius," Is Comment of One -- Jones Says He Turned Down $40,000 Offer. U.S. GOLF VICTORS OFF FOR HOMELAND

Unveiling of memorial; dedication s by Amb Herrick; G Leygues, French Minister of Marine, accepts gift for France; Mrs H P Whitney sculptress, gets Legion of Honor

MEMORIAL UNVEILED TO FIRST AMERICANS LANDING IN FRANCE; Heroic Statue and St. Nazaire Celebration Revive Much of War's Idealism. HERRICK DEDICATES GIFT He Declares America Still Is Actuated by Same Purposes That Made Her Fight. HONOR MRS. H.P. WHITNEY Sculptress Gets Legion of Honor for Work, Showing a Doughboy Carried on Eagle's Wings. MEMORIAL TO FIRST AMERICANS OVERSEA

Feature article by S Chase on Amer investments map

AMERICAN DOLLARS NOW ENCIRCLE GLOBE; United States Has Evolved From Debtor to Leading Creditor Nation in the Span of a Single Generation -- Total of Foreign Investments, Including War Debts, Has Now Reached Twenty-Five Billions

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

German Air Passengers to Have Telephones To Talk by Wireless With Their Home Cities

Mrs. John Harriman Dies on Paris Visit; Husband on Ocean, Loses Race With Death

BIGGS TAKES TITLE ON ST. ALBANS LINKS; Beats Mytton in Long Island Golf Final After Close Match by 2 and 1. HARD PRESSED IN MORNING But He Wins Semi-Final From Gillespie, 2 and 1, by Scoring at the Seventeenth. BIGGS TAKES TITLE ON ST. ALBANS LINKS

OTTAWA, June 26 (AP). -- In a battle lasting until dawn, during which it was on the losing side of three divisions, the Government at 5:20 o'clock this morning managed to get through a motion adjourning the House of Commons. The motion was carried 115 to 114, and the House went over until Monday afternoon.  

OTTAWA CABINET WINS BY ONE VOTE; Wild Parliament Session Is Ended at 5:20 A.M. After 3 Government Defeats. ADJOURNS UNTIL MONDAY Divisions in Customs Debate Force Mackenzie King to Accept an Opposition Amendment. POSITION STILL UNCHANGED Premier May Avoid Vote Next Week by Asking Governor General to Grant a Dissolution.

HEAVY STORM UP-STATE.; Rain in Torrents Floods Streets -- Damage by Lightning.

Smith Asked to Save Chinese Slayer.

ITALY has long played a conspicuous role in the drama of the Western World. In recent years, under the direction of her consummate stage manager, she has once more been led to the centre of the stage, and, if she has not assumed the leading part, has at least obtained a generous share of the limelight.  

BEHIND THE SCENES OF FASCISM; Three Men Direct the Drama That Will Determine Italy's Place in World Politics -- Mussolini, Turning Corradini's Philosophy Into Action, Lets Federzoni Hold the Reins of Power BEHIND THE SCENES OF THE FASCIST DRAMA

Rev G Stewart submits professional code of ethics for Presb ministers to N Y Presbytery

PLAN CODE OF ETHICS FOR PASTORS HERE; Committee's Draft for Guidance of Ministers Is Submitted to New York Presbytery. KEEP OUT OF DEBT, ONE RULE Avoid Taking Sides in Factional Fights and Keep Physically Fit, Are Suggestions.

MALABAR VII WINS RACE TO BERMUDA; For Second Time John Alden Has Honor of Designing and Sailing 660-Mile Victor.

UNCLE SAM'S PROSPERITY INCREASES; Government Has Surplus of $400,000,000 Despite the Lowering of Taxes

U S Sen Phipps, in Sen, appeals for election of Repub Cong

Congress Leaders Frame New Plan to Adjourn, Talk Now of Ending Session Next Saturday

HARVARD POLOISTS LOSE TO YALE, 11-4; Get Away to Early Lead, but Fail to Hold Advantage in Collegiate Title Final.

PLANES IN FOG THRILL CROWD AT AIR MEET; Josephine Ford Is Centre of Attention at Miller Field Exhibition. 100 OTHER CRAFT ON HAND Ruling Keeps Army Machines Out of Events -- Thousands Brave Rain -- Byrd There. PLANES IN FOG THRILL GROWD AT AIR MEET

WIMBLEDON, England, June 26. -- Howard Kinsey and Miss Mary Browne advanced another round in the mixed doubles at Wimbledon today with the loss of only one game to F. T. Stowe and Mrs. M.G. Broadbridge. Mrs. Molla Mallory and Mrs. Marion Jessup were beaten in the ladies' doubles by Miss Joan Fry and Mrs. M.F. Hazel of England. 6 -- 3. 6 -- 2.  

MISS BROWNE WINS PAIRED WITH KINSEY; U.S., However, Suffers Reverse at Wimbledon When Mrs. Mallory and Mrs. Jessup Lose. MLLE. LENGLEN IS VICTOR Looks III in Match With Borotra as Partner -- Miss Ryan Still on Sick List.

One of the most sensational series of victories ever recorded in American turf history culminated yesterday afternoon at the Aqueduct course of the Queens County Jockey Club, where Harry Payne Whitney swept both of the big stakes and his fillies ran second and third in the final race of the day.  

STATES AT AQUEDUCT SWEPT BY WHITNEY; Macaw and Pantella Triumph and Carry On Owner's Great Winning Streak. FORMER TAKES BROOKDALE Thrills 15,000 by Holding On to Nose Out Peanuts in the Stretch Struggle. PANTELLA HAS EASY TIME Filly's Fact Pace Distances Her Opposition in Great American -- $21,400 to Whitney Treasury. WHITNEY SWEEPS AQUEDUCT STAKES

June 27, 1926

Headlines from June 27, 1926

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WHEELER REVEALS FIGURES; Political Funds of Anti-Saloon League Are Not Included. REED WILL CALL THE WETS Issues Subpoena for Stayton, Head of Anti-Volstead Forces -- Plans Inquiry Into Klan. DEMANDS NAMES OF DONORS Chairman Denies Secrecy Request and Wants Data on Drys' Political Activities.

Lowe Cuts Two fifths Second Off World's 600-Yard Record

Commuter, 94, Rides 40 Miles Daily, Then Cultivates Roses

RUSH FOR SING SING TO BEAT NEW LAWS; Criminals Eagerly Plead Guilty to Enter Prison and Avoid More Rigid Parole Rules.