Crimson and Blue Defeat Journal-World Nine 3 to 1
Crimson and Blue pitcher Pat Mason held Journal-World to six hits as the 3 to 1 victory featured two first inning runs and a late single tally for World. Journal-World hurler Lase allowed eight, no walks, while Whiz Bangs' Osborn and Glahn mixed seven hits. Phil Copboy homered in the fourth to highlight the win.
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Crimson and Blue Twilight
Journal- World Nine
Pat Mason
Crimson and Blue
Lase
Journal-World Durler
Crimson
Blug
Banm
Journal- Worker
Haskell
Arhlaub
Phil Copboy
Embank
Indians Rally On Road Trip Nets Nineteen Wins
The Cleveland Indians, once seen as out of pennant contention, won fourteen of twenty-two on their latest AL swing. Three pitchers Coveleskie Morton and Uhle carried the load, with relief saves by substitutes when needed as they climbed to fifth place, just 1 2 games behind the leaders.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Stanley Coveleskie
Guy Morton
George ‘Uhle
Ilness
Indians
New York
Yankees
Luis Speaker
George Stallings
Boston Braves
Stallings
George” Byusing Wyler
Rudolph
James
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Elks Bowling Scores Highlight Hartig and Femondson
High scorers were 1241 for Femondson and 1249 for Hartig with 868 and 368 series. Hartig also posted a 217 in the final frame while bso indicates a bowler score not shown.
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Femondson Hartig
Hartig Bso
Wheat plowing and social notes from Tonganoxie area
Local farmers including Dwyer and Barnes begin wheat plowing. Visits span Six Corners to Lawrence with health checks in Leavenworth. Community clubs meet at Mrs. Frey Barnhart home and Busy Bee plans a picnic in Anderson grove. Neighbors attend threshing, garden shows, and church gatherings as summer routines unfold.
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Dwyer
Tiros
Fred Harmon
Six Corners
Mary Feley
Law
Rence
G. W. Phenicle
Lawrence
H. E. Willer
Frank Barnes
Myr
H. G.skeets
Alfred
Harry
Leave
Anderson Grove
Home Makers Club
Pleasant Prairie
John
Letha Davidson
Kansas City
E. E. Tillotson
Ained
Sam Gililand
Ethel Kahn
F. A. Dickinson and Sons
F. H. Barnes
Garden City
Warden
Fred Heim
Dwyer’ Bros
Geo, Sullivan
N. H. Club
H. E. Miller
Dimmick¢were
Harry Skeets Jr
Alberta Commons
Tonganoxig
Fla. Dickinson
Eva Graham
Ruth Phénicie
Robert Dickinson
Alta.Rice
Verne Barher
Tsave
AY McRill
Masry Skeets, Jr
Thuysiday
Mes
Roy Cook
Western Ri
Wrad Harmon
M Dwyer
Sam Hawkins
Tonganoxie
Ray Barn
Robert Blaker
Greggs
Otto Luckary Ste
Mras
McNerney
Perry
Wood
Dressler
Pat Dwyer
C. W. Hemphill
O'Dea
Dickinson Orchard
Bee Club
Bis
Harry White
May Dickinson
Marion Shrimplin
Fan’ Stan
Stonard Stanwix
OC. W. White
Harley Armstrome
Carr
Miss Albert
BE. N. Taylor
Valley Grove Report on Crop Rain Shortage and Visits
Mrs. Roy Viets returned home from Kansas City after visiting relatives. The note urges rain is badly needed in the district to aid corn crops, warning crops may suffer without timely rainfall.
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Roy Viets
Kansas City
Still Searching For Joe Alvord
Roy M. Alvord of Jewell Kansas has hunted for his brother Joe Alvord for over three years. Alvord's search extends across Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas as he seeks American Legion aid in Topeka to locate Joe who was believed killed in action in 1918 but later reported seen in New York and Fort Bill Oklahoma. Records at the war department verify a death report though burial details remain unclear with conflicting testimonies from burial committee members. A possible sighting at Fort Sill in 1920 prompted renewed inquiries and contact with Walter Reed Hospital and pension records, but no definitive resolution has emerged.
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Topeka
Kansas
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Missouri
Roy M. Alvord
Jewell
Kan
Alvord
American Legion
Joe
139Th Infantry
35Th Division
New York
Fort Bill
Oklo
War Department
Adjutant General’s Office
Helington
Sevne
Hto
Ainwell
Walter Reed Fospital
Washington
Nu Rodord
Lester Ah Fike
Plainvidld, Kan
Fort, Sill
Roy Alvord
Fort Sill
Sergt
James Swift
Brielsh Artill Seergenny
Swift Tela Roy
Tatter
Doe
Pulsa
Okla
Hanid
Roy
Joe Alverd
Pierce City
Wrether
Tulsa
Fa. Sill
Oklahoma City
Ft Reno
Enid
Billy Sunday
Cabe
Amord
St. Joseph
Joe Alvord
Search for missing Alvord brother spurs statewide hunt
The American Legion and Roy Alvord organize a large search effort for Joe Alvord. Posters bearing his description are distributed across Oklahoma and nearby states. The search spans multiple counties and towns as Roy believes his son may still be alive despite shell shock.
Was Released From Jail Lerthi Austin
Lerthi Austin was released from the city jail after serving time for a violation of the state law. The report notes her prior confinement and the decision to parole her, with no further details on conditions or subsequent actions.
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Lerthi Austin
Carter Tire and Battery Unveils Historic Electric Sign
Carter Tire and Battery Co announces a six foot diameter electric sign to hang outside 1009 Massachusetts Street in Lawrence. The sign features a Fisk tire wheel with a Willard storage battery at the center and a flashing light that alternates on and off. Also noted in the piece are London telephone numeral records and a London baby health test reference.
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Carter Tire & Battery Company
Lawrence
Massachusetts Istreat
Fisk
Willard
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Bumingery
Terie Famern
Cowboy
Base
Opitehed All
Whit Bangs
Hughes
Stout Felis
Bremen
Journal-World
Johny Jou
Wurst
Parks
Hanile
Stra
Sory
Osborne
Hatiths
Steinhivet
Tutis
Richard A. Cook
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Hale
Everett True
Clevelanders
ELKS
Reno
Bryan MecGrew
Frank Dolph
Herman Eggert
Bird Banvin
Tornaden
Cilia
Ale Smith
Lee Coleman
Letrie
Fred Champion
Kansas Gilly
Cross
China
Ehson
Champion
Veda Petrie
Margaret McGrew
Heronan
Florence McGrew
Topeky
Fillie Stewart Se
Ha Frandle
Harold Irwin
MM Chester Smith
Tamily
Robert Weibel
Swattyside
Midland
Addie Stewart
Dogtur
Ira Ward
NM Ward
Bluaner Champion
Bret Methven
Eggert
May OW
Erwin
Frank Champion and Sons
Iva Ward
Dan Smith
J. GC
Clare
J. G. Petrie
Jd. C. Clare
Orin Smith
W. Taylor
Brown
Gibson
Oskaloosa
Old Settlers
Mel
Sim
Valley Grove
Nulkey
Ford
Prichee Carter’ Tae ‘Ti Battery Co
Legion
Leavenworth
Mississippi
Chicago
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
Bellans Bellans
Dodgers
Buie Teor
Byules
Butler-Sanderson Motor Ca
Mass
Carter Tire and Battery Co
London
S.S
S. S
the Economy Oil-Gas Burner Co
HOO
Meass
Lawreage
Woodland Park
Middle West
E. D. Fivecoate
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