Rotary Cubs Triumph Over Eagles In Junior League Game
Rotary Cubs beat the Eagles 2 to 0 in five innings at South Park diamond. Johns led Cubs with a run, steal and scored on a sacrifice. Boss pitched seven strong innings allowing one hit with two walks. Meitner struggled behind, while Zweifel scored after an Eagle error.
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Rotary Cubs
Eagle
South ‘Park
Cubs
Ners
Boss
Meitner
Bafl
Ee Ae Johns
Ireland
Zweifel
Schoendein
Scori Zweifel
Tha
Hanawathidtes
Eagles
Odd Fellows to Face Scottish Rite in Junior League Night
Odd Fellows, champions of the first session, meet Scottish Rite tonight at 6 at South Park. Fans discuss the Haskell-Elk protest as arbitration sets Friday for hearings. South Park’s 40 and 8 team beat Tonganoxie 12 to 1. baseball notes include lineup changes for the Rotary Cubs infield.
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Odd Fellows
South Park
Haskell
Board of Arbitration
Tonganoxie Boys
Promenade Planned by 40 8 4 Society at Chamber Gym
The local Voiture of Societe des 4 Hommes et 8 Chevaux known as the 40 8 will stage a Promenade Thursday in the Chamber of Commerce gym. Led by K L Paulson the group prepares the initi gent ceremony while out of town members confirm attendance. Prisonnier de Guerre training is under way with P G on the back of uniforms. Chester K. Shore, Lt of Co M, tested his uniform Friday night. After the ceremony the 40 8 will serve rations with K P duties. A Voyageur praised rekindled memories of Paris and the 40 8 revival amid American Legion ties.
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Chamber of Commerce
K. L. Paulson
Societe
P. G
France
Paris
America
Nat’ Dai Y
James A. Drain
American Legion
American ‘Legion
Criticizes Dempsey Over Fight Delays
New York reports the athletic commission criticized Jack Dempsey for delaying tactics in agreeing to fight Harry Wills. Chairman James Farley called the champion's efforts "disgusting" but decided no discipline would be imposed, though he warned suspend any boxer meeting the champion before a contract is signed.
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New York
Associated Press
Jack Dempsey
Harry ‘ Wills
New York State Athletic Commission
Jemissey
James Farley
Ae EU
Democratic leaders back Coolidge on world court
Washington August 4. Democratic senator leaders expect President Coolidge’s world court recommendations to be accepted at the coming session if he stands firm and does not yield to irreconcilables. They warn material concessions would alter the situation, and senators recall opposition to reservations during the League of Nations fight. Senator Swanson says acceptance hinges on the President enforcing his terms.
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Washington
Coolidge
League ‘of Nations
Senate
Swanson
Virginia
Foreign ‘Relations ‘Committee
League of Nations
World Court
Maayr's Wonderful Remedy Ad Claims Cure All Ailments
An old advertisement touts Maayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and eases inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It promises complete permanent results for thousands and advises trying the remedy at all druggists.
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Maayr
Heith
Kansas bank receivership study to be discussed in Topeka
A report on investigation of Wichita and Leavenworth bank receiverships will be discussed at a state banking board meeting in Topeka. Roy Bone, state banker commissioner, announced the agenda today. In a second item, Charles Eberhardt, named American minister to Nicaragua by President Coolidge, arrived in Managua succeeding John E. Ramer who resigned.
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Topeka
Kan Angel
Wichita
Leavenworth
State Banking Board
Roy Bone
Kansas
Nicaragua
Managua
Assoiated Press
Charles “©. Eberhardt
Coolidge
John E. Ramer
Thayer Bank Robbed In Independence Kansas
Robbery reported at 2 15 pm at the First National Bank of Thayer located twenty six miles northeast of Independence in Neosho county. Details were not released to local officers. The article notes the incident as part of a broader report from Jefferson City Missouri where the Supreme Court en banc sustained Attorney General Otto's motion to strike.
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Rob Thayer Bank
Independence
Kan
First National Bank of ‘Thayer
Thayer
Neosho County
Tho Board
Jefferson’ City, Mo
The
Supreme Court
En Banc
Otto
Kansas City College of Medicine amid ouster suit details
Recently filed answer in the ouster case against Kansas City College of Medicine cites charges against state board of health officials and others. The document alleges improper actions surrounding a diploma issued by the college and questions the legitimacy of certain credentials.
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State Board
of, Health
Kansas, City College of Medi
Help for Mothers of Ailing Daughters
Testimonial notes from Mrs Quigg of Royersford PA and Mrs Betton Ridgely MD praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for irregularities headaches and fatigue in teenage girls. Letters claim relief improved sleep appetite and school attendance and offer to answer inquiries about the medicine.
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Main Street
Royersford
Lydia E. Pinkham
Quine
Roy4ersford
Button
Ridgely
Lynia E. Pinkham
Jossia Betton
Idgely
Maryland
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