Women Talk Business Kansas federation opens sessions
Wichita April 22 convention enters second day with reports from state chairmen. Notables from Parsons Sedgwick Lindsborg Junction City St Johns Phillipsburg present as federation officers discuss committee reports. Principal address planned by Dr Edmund J Kulp later afternoon.
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O. M. Davis
Parsons
Earl Schaefer
Sedgwick
Oscar Lofgren
Lindsborg
C C. Goddard
Leavensworth
J. R. Kreger
Junction City
Herbert Cornwell
St. Johns
Frank Boyd
Phillipsburg
C. F. Miller
Fort Scott
Federation
Edmund’ J. Kulp
Topeka
O.L. Moore
Cornwell
Federation News
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Kansas State Teachers’ College
Pittsburg
Goag Drama League
Stage Fight At Station Ends In Peaceful Settlement
Edward George Dillon a student from Oread high school and Fred Gies of Rent-a-Ford Co were dismissed from police court after settling their dispute over a rented car. A later fight outside the station led to both men posting bonds for disturbing the peace and being warned to choose quieter places for future disagreements.
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Edward George Dillon
Oread
Fred Gies
Rent-a-Ford Co
Dillon
Gies
Renton-Ford
Grandmother at 66 Still in Front Rank of Women Golfers
At 66, Mrs. Caleb F. Fox of Huntingdon Valley CC remains among the top women golfers in the United States. She qualified for the first national championship in 1895 and has rarely failed to reach the final 32, winning Philadelphia titles five times and defeating top players such as Glenna Collett. Her enduring skill and leadership keep her central in women’s golf history.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
United States
Caleb F. Fox
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Five Countries plan to send teams to East Indies
Manila April 22 Associated Press reports Dutch East Indies will send a team to the Far Eastern Olympic games next May. India and Java Peru mento may fund participation while Japan plans a squad over 100 strong with its top athletes. past contestants include Japan China and the Philippines.
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Manila
Associated Press
Dutch East Indies
India
Japan
China
Philippines
Fred O. England
Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation
Java Puermento
Batavia
Oldest Citizen of France Sees Son as Weakness
Bordeaux April 2 The oldest French citizen Jean Pantiete Rolland aged 149 criticizes his son Michael aged not quite 95. Rolland says his son is deaf half blind and unable to work while noting a leg length difference helped him avoid wars. He laments the son’s condition and questions the state of the family.
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France
Bordeaux
Associated Press
Jean Pantiete Rolland
M. Rolland
Michael
Fifty-Four Breeders Nominate Kentucky Derby Hopefuls
Fifty four breeders including 31 in Kentucky and three in California nominate three year old thoroughbreds for the fifty first Kentucky Derby to be run at Churchill Downs on May 16. Ninety five individual stable owners are represented among 139 nominees with Canadian interest from Ayer and Hastings. The Derby races trace back to the 1780 English Derby.
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California
Churchill Downs
Virginia
Florida
Ayer and
Hastings
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