Park Team Pulls Ahead in Junior Baseball clash
The South Park Athletic Club baseball team defeated Jayhawks Junior 27 to 6 before darkness halted play in the fourth inning of a five inning game. C. C. Carl umpired. M. Kennedy and B. Kennedy starred with multiple hits. Weatherby and Hickson made circus catches for Jayhawks.
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South Park Athletic Club
Jayhawks
C. C. Carl
M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Hutton
Seck
Leck
Weatherby
Hickson
Alec Loton
Sparks
Bryanty
Richards
Simmons
Johns
B. Kennedy
McDonalds
Yotow
Lutton
Dayhawk
Mooré
Bryant
Luton
Moore
Aryant
Meiner
Hays
P. A. OC
Jayhawk T Suniel
Shamonsy Johns
Jaytawks Jr
Lindsay
Weatherdare
Czar G
Whiz Bangs vs Journal World Ninety End In Darkness
An attempted playoff at Up At the Stadium between the Whiz Bangs and the Journal World nine was halted by darkness. The score stood 10 to 11 in favor of Whiz Bangs when play ended. Errors and big hits marked the game and a final playoff date is not yet set, likely early next week.
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Stadium
Whiz Bargs
Journal- World Nine
Darkiess
Twilight League Playoff Set For Jayhawks Fra ternal Aid
The Twilight League hosts a playoff game tonight as the Jayhawks face the Fraternal Aid Union at the Stadium. The earlier drawn game left the teams tied after Bye innings, and Emmett McLemore, ex-Haskell captain, plans to enroll at Pittsburg Normal this fall likely meeting old teammates in the season opener.
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Jayhawks
Fraternal Aid Union
Belgian may win Geneva balloon race says Belgian pilot
A troubled OCR note hints Belgian pilot Demuyter may win in Geneva with a lead in the balloon event. It mentions a possible Romanian lead earlier and a 11,300 kilometer scale, but the text is garbled and uncertain.
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Geneva
Aup
Demuyter
Bennett Cap-In
Romania
Lake View notices show visits and social plans among locals
Levi Bower and Callie Lewis families figure in a string of Lawrence and Lake View visits. Knox of Kansas City and Scranton gatherings mark a busy social period with many notables named. An Ice cream social at Lake View church is planned for Wednesday.Power Company extends Parsons options for a high voltage line north and east of Parsons to feed a proposed $2 million plant on the Neosho River. Kansas Gas & Electric also eyes coal lands along Lightning Creek for mining. Kansas Military Academy will be moved to Oswego from Burlington with Oswald Girls College buildings to be used. Chanute issues its first directory in six years.
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Levi Bower
Lawrence
Callie Lewis
Ethel and Everetts
Arthur Lewis
Lewis
Sam Sweezer
Albert
Barraclough
George Lewis
Will Howard
George Buller
Lake View
Kansas City
Mary Lewis
Verfie Lucas
Scranton
Levi Bowers
Elmer Lewis
George
Fred Lewis
Elmer. Logan
Baldwin
Fred Logan
Aileen Coleman
Gus. Brune
Unda Brune
Jake Vallsbinder
May Scott
Whiteside
Brune Brothers
Hodson
Lillie Lewis
Albert Barraclough
Fred Lawson
George ‘Fmmitte
Topeka
Brooks
Ottawa
George Gutler
Francis
Josephine Lewis
Ella Hill
Clifford Rose
C. D. Lewis
Parsons
Kansas Gas & Electrico
Neosho River
Kansas
Lightning Creek
Oswego
Burlington
Clyde M. Terry
Kelley Military School
Kansas Military Academy
Oswald Girls’ College
Roberto Milner
Summs
Pittsburg Normal
Edward “Kinzer II
Neosho Falls
B. A. Zinzer
Wilbur’s. Amos
Ona
Margaret Amos
Albert ‘Watkins
Tulsa
Okla
Hewitt Taylor
cenris'Haas
Denver
Fred Haas
A. Thorne
Helen
Vivian Henry
Liberal
Ray Henry
Selma
Beulah Stewart
Chanute
Edward League ‘Institute
O. E
Allison
Conard Park
Lexman
Law
Kathryn Keohane
Emporia
Ed Huey
Grace
J. L. Harris
Paola
Osawatomie
Dr. Webster
Burlingame
Verne Flaherty
Claude Beeks
Roy Thompson
Peoples State ‘Bank
Ray Coder
Jack Dalton
Bakey
Virginia Cook
Adler [Millinery Company of
City
Gertrude Smith
Creston Smith
M.A. Gillespid
Merrill Rapp
Harold Spencer
Camp
Spencer
Manhattan
Alexander Trotter
John
Thomas
B. J. Kinzer
Aalstead
J. Ht. Price
California
Taceda Baldwin
Mc- Henry
Colorado
Farold “Case
Kensington. Club
East City
Ass. Smith
Mary Smith
Bethany Hospital
Classie Kinzer
Jane Shimway
Edward Kinzer
Mildred Keohane
Neosho
Rapids
M. Beach
Roy Huffman
Mis. Klein~schrodt
Rockfalls
Dora
Theola Beck
Melvin
C. B. Pyle
Pittsburg
Ozarks
E. K. Resler
Pearl Cargay
Ruth McHenry
Baldwin Notes and Community Visitors Update
Baldwin residents and visitors are listed in a long community update. Local students, teachers, and families travel between Baldwin Pittsburg and Neosho Falls for school and family visits. The Edward League Institute plans and dining arrangements are described as the eight hundred attendees prepare for next week’s events.
Tailors Strike in Independence Demands Piece Work Contract
Independence Journeymen tailors went on strike seeking a piece work contract replacing the current wage agreement. The action involves local workers demanding changes in pay structure and contract terms from employers in Independence.
Loyal Belvoir neighbors meet. eleven present at YARNOLD STULL lodge
YARNOLD STULL Loyal Neighbors of Belvoir met Thursday afternoon with eleven members including Mrs. Kampschroder and Mrs. Murphy. The group adjourned to next meeting to be held 2 PM on the first Thursday with Mrs. Emma Anderson as host. Refreshments served.
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Belvoir Camp
O. A. Bidinger
Will Marshall
Fred Brokman
N. D. Messer
Ralph
Rose
Len Jee
J. W. Gross
Otto Busch
Walter Bros
C. F. Wulfkublé
Kansas City
Jake Bidinger
Vernon Swallow
Q. A
Local residents share visits and sales across community
Mrs Lawson and Mabel host visitors while Weider and Dreher homes receive guests. The Bidinger and Deskin families join gatherings with kin and neighbors. A public sale by B. W. Swallow draws attention and car theft near Walters is resolved by sheriff.
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Lawson
Mabel
A. Bidinger
Weider
Roy Deskin
Bessie
Daisy
Francis Lavin
Oral
Len Ice
Walters
Elis
Big Springs
Handy
Ivan Transmeier
Frank Waltkuhle
George Anderson Jr
Georges Alderson Sr
Francis Lagin
Lawrence
J.W. Gress
Rath
J. Lawson
Wieder
State Tax Commission to Announce County Property Assessments
The State Tax Commission, led by Chairman Clarence Smith, will publish within a day the scheduled increases or decreases in farm and city property assessments for each county. The report will be compiled at the commission offices and released publicly.
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Topeka
Commission
Clarence, Smith
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