Kansas City Athletic Club Opens New Field And Track
The Kansas City Athletic Club unveils a four acre field with running track six laps to the mile and a future grandstand for 1,000. Saturday mornings are set aside for boys to use the grounds as a playground with Martin Delaney supervising. Tennis tournaments are planned for August and July with over eighty entries expected.
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Rome
Little Sisters
Athwest
A.C
K.C
W. J. O'Flaherty
Kansas City Athletic Club
Martin Delaney
Delaney
Reynolds
Kansas City
Tritle
Herbert Woods
Albert Weldener
George
W. E. Lyons
Ains
Deon
Thomas Reynolds
City Athletic Club
W. J. O’flair
Wilam Cheek
Edward J. Dillon
Edward Shaw
Wil E. Lyons
L. E. Riddle
George Creele Stith
W. C. Millward Lea
J. C. Masker
Day K. J. le Tritle
Herbert Wood
Paul Jed
Douglas Wallace
Howard Lea
Creel
V. J. O'Flaherty
The Editor Chastised and the Twilight Hour
A fragment recalls a pastoral scene as cows return from pastures and quails call from fence rails. The speaker, Walters of the Megaphone II, walks in shirt sleeves, humming a tune about a tender hour and empire of kitchen fires.
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All Walters
Untitled Journal Text Fragment
A fragmentary historical note describes a great journalist’s day with stray imagery. It references a dramatic scene involving a woman with a demon eye and disruptive actions, then mentions public figures and media devices in a vague, archaic tone.
Narrow Escape for Brakeman A N Howlett
A N Howlett of Slater Missouri a Chicago and Alton brakeman had a narrow escape in Mexico Missouri when he crossed in front of a slowly moving freight train. He stumbled fell in front of the engine and was dragged several yards before it stopped. His leg was broken and he was badly bruised though not considered dangerous.
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Mexico
A. N. Howlett
Slater
Chicago & Alton
Howlett
Emaline's Mother Comes Amid Office Confusion
An office scene unfolds as a pale quiet confrontation arises after a remark about a war and an old pal named Louis Faris. The junior clerk rebukes the chatty office boy who tries to elicit more talk amid the friction.
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Louis Faris
Parrot and pets trigger kitchen chaos at Emaline home
A junior clerk recounts a wild kitchen scene as Emaline's mother and a menagerie invade the stove area. Animals cause chaos from boiling water to canaries, parrot, coon, and cat, ending with the fire department clearing the mess. The office boy notes the man is going home.
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Emaline
Stovemaker Takes His Life In West Side Fall
Eugene Munsell a New York stove manufacturer leaped from a seventh story window at Van Dyck apartments West Seventy second street after a period of financial worry. He was a president and director in related stove industry firms and associations.
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New York
Eugene Munsell
van Dyck
West Seventy-second Street
Oak Munsell
Menties Later Company
Stove Manufacturers’ Repair Association
Eugene Munsell & Company, Stove Manufacturers
Forest Park to Open Sunday With New Attractions
Forest Park will open next Sunday with free admission under new manager J D Tippett. The site promises novelties such as a roller rink and an Indian village attraction, plus dancing pavilions and other special acts on opening weekend.
College Conference to Gather Ahead of Presbyterian General Assembly
Representatives from sixty Presbyterian colleges and universities are expected for a college conference at Second Presbyterian Church on Broadway and Fifteenth. Leaders include Dr. J. C. Baer and Dr. S. T. Wilson. Park College president Dr. L. M. McAfee is likely to preside. The meeting precedes the May 21 general assembly in Convention Hall.
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General Assembly of the Church
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Fifteenth Street
J. C. Baer
Synodical College of
State of
California
S. T. Wilson
Synodical College of Tennessee
Maryville
Tenn
L. E. Holden
Wooster University of Ohio
H. C. Culberson
Synodical College of Kansas
Emporia
General Conference of the
Presbyterian Church
United States
Churches and Labor Discuss Relations in Kansas City
A mass meeting in Convention Hall Sunday May 24 will discuss church and labor relations with speakers Rev. Charles O. Stetzle head of the Presbyterian labor department and John B. Lennon AFL treasurer. An orchestra from the Musicians' union and a 400 voice chorus plus the Central High School Glee club will perform.
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Convention Hall
Presbyterian Churches
Organized Labor of
Kansas City
Charles O. Stetzle
Department of Labor
Presbyterian Church
United States
John B. Lennon
American Federation of Labor
Musicians’ Union of
Oratorio Society
Central High School Glee Club
Presbyterian
General Assembly
New Catholic Hospital Planned for Topeka By Sisters of Charity
Bishop Lillis of the Leavenworth diocese will administer confirmation in Topeka today and, before returning to Kansas City, plans for a new Catholic hospital to be run by the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth were announced. The project calls for a total expenditure of 100000 dollars and will be Topeka’s first Catholic institution aside from churches, larger than St. Margaret's Hospital in Kansas City.
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Thomas F. Lillis
Leavenworth
St. Margaret's Hospital
Kansas City
Kas
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Presbyterian School
Topeka
Sisters of Charity
Bradbury and Webster
F. G. Smith Piano Co
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Grand Avenue
Chantilly
Lace
Fidler Minery Co
Main Street
Brown
Panama
Copenhagen
John J. Clark
Batiste
the Bee Hive
Merry Widow
Bell’s Shirt Waist
Eleventh St
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White Mountain
Rocker
China
Japan
The
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