Local City Roundup Highlights Staff Moves and Odd Notices
Gerhardt Seeger ill. Dr L E Salzer chiropractor. John Ruff sells fountain pens at all prices. Joe Donaldson moves to 915 Commercial EK. Blair mill's R Berick with a bolt on his head. Ralph Small goes to Muscotab Saturday to become bank assistant cashier. Ernest Schaeffer's baby ill. Schaeffer family on Treat fruit farm southwest. Roy Coleman notes only seven or eight men on county roads and county funds down. F J Sward buys tract northeast of Atchison. High school students urged to use desk lamps. lamps on display at Kansas Power and Light Co. Charged with vagrancy Charles Denton convicted and jailed 60 days.
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Joe Donaldson
Commercial Street
F. J. Sward
Central Branch
Atchison
Kansas Power & Light Co
Charles Denton
Pirates Lead National League Standings in Tight Race
The Pirates held a half game lead atop the National League as Chicago and St. Louis split a doubleheader with Cardinals power strokes and Hall of Fame era hitters. Red Lucas beat Carmen Hill 6 5 for Cincinnati while Brooklyn and Philadelphia split a twin bill. In the American League Babe Ruth blasted two homers lifting the Yankees past the Red Sox 12 10 as Gehrig added two doubles and four hits.
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Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Chicago
Cardinals
St. Keats
Frankhouse
Bruins
Onpsatti
Hal Carlson
Igi Nebi
Sheriff Blake
Hack Wilson
Red Lucas
Carmen Hill
Bugs
Hill
Lawson
Brooklyn Robins
Phillies
Jess Petty
Melnnis
Jumbo Bnott
Brooklyn
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Ruth
Yankee
Chicago Cubs
Gehrig
Babe
Right Hand Woman Handles Dempsey Tunney Ticket Sales
Miss Naoma Lowensohn, 21, Rickard's secretary and unofficial mastermind, runs the sale of about 160000 seats at Soldiers Field for the Dempsey Tunney fight expected to handle $38000000. Her memory for ticket purchasers spans America as she coordinates the vast process. Elwood Jordan leaves high school to work as a filling station attendant this fall. Battling Clemens defeated Kid Hartman in Pittsburg Kansas with nine wins to one in ten rounds.
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iBy
Associated Press
Chicago
Sept. S
Tex Rickard
Naoma Lowensohn
Soldiers Field
Richard
America
University Ft New York
Elwood Jordan
Jordan
Clemens
Hartman
Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Kansas
Radio Notes Broadcasts Set Across Stations Tonight
Lester Allen stars on Chicago Theater via WMAQ at 8 p m Central. WOC in Davenport airs Musi cal United States at 8 30 p m Eastern. Cantor Jacob H Sonenklar offers Hebrew songs on WIBQ Chicago at 4 45 Central. Omaha Musicians Association from WOW carries Yeomen of the Guard at 6 Central. National Light Opera Company presents Yeomen of the Guard via KSD St Louis at 7 Eastern.
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Lester Allen
le Maire
Chicago
WMAQ
Dean of
Arc
Jacob HH. Sonenklar
WIBQ
Yeomen of the Guard
Tentgot
National Light Opera Company
KSD
St. Louis
Radio Tonight Highlights Anglos Persians Return
Louis Katzman directs a 9 PM EST program heard via WDAF in Kansas City and WGY in Schenectady after a long break. A WLS Chicago 8:30 PM CST fantasy “School Days in Music” revue features Anthony Wons with readings.
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Louis Katzman
WDAF
Kansas City
Wgy. Schenectady
Anthony Wons
WLS
Chicago
Local Quips and Corrections Spark Light Morning Gossip
Strayer comments on repairs. Shaeffer Life Time pens and pencils are mentioned. John Kaff's offers Headlight overalls. Leahy is noted as the seller. Chauncey Tinklin's moustache and fine corn weather appear. Koenig and Beattie recover from last month's picnics. Howard Wells seeks a correction and The Globe confirms. A mislocated incident claims a vineyard, not a corn field at Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strayer
Shaeffer
John Kaff
Leahy
Chauncey Tinklin
Frank Koenig
Tom Beattie
Howard Wells
The
Globe
Denton
Hughes Sees No Barrier in Coolidge Candidacy
Hughes says Coolidge’s I do not choose statement is not insurmountable to reelection next year. Report notes Hughes returning from abroad, comments on party prospects, and a collage of local notes from Atchison and surrounding area.
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NEA Service
New York
Charles E. Hughes
President Coolidge
Hughes
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Gerhardt Seeger
L. E. Salzer
John Ruff
Barry Coal Co
Pirates
Rickard
My Reynolds Tobacco
imsten-Salem, N. C
Radio Notes
Omaha Musicians Association
WOW
KOA
Denver
Cloyd Clevenger
Alexander Airport
Norway
WBBM
John O'Connor
Arizona
H. W. Rudolph
Minnesota
Mrs. Rudolph
Deer Creek
Roy Castle
J. E. McGrath
Chandler's
Carl Jesse
Mr. Jesse
Stevens Drug
St. Benedict's College
John Murray Real Estate Co
C. W. McGrew
Kansas Avenue
Bert Hall
King City
Ralph Tate
Hixon Lumber Co
Oscar May
John Dysart
Ohio University
Blue Ridge
George Seever
Missourian
Roy Coleman
R. H. Trial
Lake Taneycomo
Weidman
Tom Hor
Kansas University
George Seever, Jr
Near Latan
W. J. Snyder
St. Joe
Canon Sholander
Topeka
H. C. Overton
Sholander
Snyder
Nat T. McKee
Phoenix
Charles Ft. Gundy
McKee
Memphis
John Fronke, Jr
Elkhart
Ind
John Franke
Jim Compton
Dave McCulley
Dave
Jim
West End
Doniphan Lake
Louis Self
Elder
Blair Flevater Co
J. P. Blank
Ottawa
Overton
Harry Knock
Shirley Langworthy
Hystanders
Frank Daugherty
St. June
Mr. Daugherty
Bean Lake
Effingham
John Deere
Lister
L. M. Onstott
C. A. Hawk
Joseph
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