Scottish Rites Juniors Rally For Win Over 40 and 8 Juniors
The Scottish Rite Juniors defeated the 40 and 8 Junior league 8 to 0 last evening. Scotland Rite opened with early scoring in the first and second innings while Gray drove in three runs in the second. Lamb pitched well for the losers as his teammates failed in the later innings. Barnett held the line in the fifth as Lamb doubled in the fifth. The 40 and 8 managed their lone run in the second inning amid a bat by Paul McFarland who is expected to resume work in Tulsa after two weeks away.
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Rite
Lamb
Scottish Rite
Wuhleby Gray
Masons
Barnett
Paul McFarland
Tulsa
Wy McFarland
Mississippi Street
Okla
Sun Oil Company
Caracas
Venzuela
Scot
Brooks
Soreon
Duver
Connar
Clauser
Connely
Son
Bas
Scott Rites
Balle
Hopewell Country Club
L. C. Baker
Florence
Edith
Georga Williams
Erma Winte
Lenora Wil‘liems
Pian
Lenora Willims
Lora Leach Leonard
Dot Williamson
Iw. R. Nichols
Bel Given
Prairie
Pardee Wag
Hammond
H. Ulrich
Claude Williams
Hobbs
Beth
Baldwin Business Men
le Loup
Sohn
Tromble
Lora
Leonard
Emil Hen
Edith Antdeorgia Williams
Ersia
Win- Browns
Ini
Sam Sitten
Fab
Parole boards to meet across federal prisons
Washington August 12 announces autumn parole board meetings at Atlanta Leavenworth and McNeil Island. Superintendent White reports 474 paroles granted since April 7 while 50 cases postponed or disapproved. Survey shows slightly under four percent violations. Three marriage licenses issued by Probate Judge Menger to couples from Lawrence Kansas City and Oklahoma. Wellington aims to host 1926 American Legion state convention. Tom Schwinn Post boosts membership. Maude exploration ship freed from Arctic ice and bound for Nome Alaska after drifting since 1922.
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Washington
Atlanta
Leavenworth
McNeil Island
White
Judge Menger
Everett E. Craig
Elizabeth Sturdy
Lawrence
Marion L. Cooper
Kansas City
Kans
Margaret L.riffith
Burke M. Mathis
Boley
Okla
Mattie B. Miller
Colored
Wellington
American Legion
Tom’ Schwinn Fost
Seattle
Wash
Steetmer Maude
Roald Amundsen
Arctic
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
North Pole
Seattles Harbor
Oduna
Steamship Oduna Reports Maude Nearby East Cape
The Oduna received a message from the Maude stating the Maude was off East Cape in Siberia as orders and movements were tracked in the Ber ing Sea.
Death in Vinland Area A Child’s Funeral Held
Helen Margaret Laughlin, four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Laughlin, died August third after a two week illness. Funeral held at the family home with Dr Gregg and Rev Looker presiding. Pallbearers Alberta Ruesch Eunice Hammond Margaret Sturdy Edith Kelley Edith Gimlet Margaret Smith Mabel Eckman Eleanor Jones. interment Vinland cemetery. Community sympathy noted. choir practice at George Kelley’s home near Vinland Friday evening. Rev Looker of Baldwin attended.
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Bismore
Topeka
John Laughlin
Jessie King
Salt Lake City
Ital
Miss King
Moorhouse
Lawrence
Moore
Turner
Kansas
Sem Ramey
Helen Margaret
Gregg
Leoker
Roy
Hazel
Hoskinson
Memo
Alberta Ruesch
Eunice Hammond
Margaret Sturdy
Edith Kelley
Edith Gimlet
Margaret Smith
Mabel Eckman
Eleanor Jones
Vinland
George Kelley
Looker
Baldwin
Coronado Did Not Reach Plains North of Arkansas River
Council Grove Kansas August 11 A P Francisco Vasquez de Coronado did not penetrate the great plains farther north than across the Arkansas River, says William E Connelley secretary of the Kansas State Historical Society at the centennial celebration He argues against superficial historians who claim he crossed to the Nebraska border He traced Coronados route from Mexico in 1540 noting the winter on the Rio Grande and the capture of a pueblo captive who spoke of Quivira where gold lay The Turk the captive led the expedition toward Quivira but was bound and strangled before reaching the land, marking his martyrdom for his people The account emphasizes the Wichita Indians and the early Santa Fe trail connections
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Council Grove
Kan
Francisco Vasquez
Coronado
Great Plains
Arkansas River
Quivira
William E. Connelley
Kansas State
Historical Society
Kansas
Nebraska
Sorenado
The
Wichita
Conneliey
Santa Fe
Cannelley
Rio Grande
Mexico
Puebla
Pueblo
Community shower and picnic notes in Lecompton area
Social items recount a wedding shower for Miss Elizabeth Sturdy at the Stevens home with games and refreshments, attendance list of local families, and travel notes. Harvest Home Picnic plans feature Lawrence Chamber of Commerce program and home talent night. Clergy Rev J H Snyder preached at U B church and violin selections were performed during a Topeka visit.
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Helen Gill
Jessie
Helen King
Eva Stevens
Elizabeth Sturdy
Miss. Stevens
Johanna Griffis
Mae Hagerman
Helen Taller
Mildred Day
Agnes
Stevens
Eunice
Lois O’brien
Edna Holmes
Abbie Morten
Elizabeth
Ruth
Margaret
Sturdy
Helen —King
Eva
Jennie Stevens
Lucile Craig
Mrs. King
Mrs. Sturdy
Mrs. Stevens
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Premium Mists J
Alfred Mikesell
A.iCuster
Maxine
Bonnie
Jean Fischers
Baldwin
Arnold Custer
Alice
May Cogda
Topeka
G. L. Gienn
Rosemary
Mikesell
J. H. Snyder
United Brethren Church
U. B
Shyder
Rev
Snyder
Florida
Re Lewis
Sand
Lewis
Ednah Hopkins
Ekerenca
Lecompton
Phil. Sehon
Chas
Sehon
Pickett
Sedalia
Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy Offered by Local Drugstore
A neighborhood druggist sells a six bottle treatment titled Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy for six dollars. The ad promises full refund if customers are not completely satisfied after use, claiming esteem in epilepsy hysteria and nervousness.
And Home Came Ted cast visits Topeka to see play
Lecompton residents and theater enthusiasts traveled to Topeka last Thursday to view the plays Mary's Ankle at the Grand and And Home Came Ted performed in Lecompton. The outing included Meade Harris and Mrs Harris, Clarence Smithy, Wilma Glenn, Chester McFann, Elton Dark, Billy Richards, Earl Maust, Ruth Nace Hazel Taylor, Mary Nace, Mrs. Wilma Morris, Curtis Sehon, and others.
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Daughpal
Ted
Lecompton
Wilma Glenn
Chester McFann
Elton Dark
Billy Richards
Earl Maust
Ruth Nace Hazel
Ship Winter
Milton Winter
Winter
Burlington High School
Emma Ballard
George Burroughs
Chicago
Margaret Baughman
James Howell
J. E. Shirk
Julia
Ralph Traxler
Roy Paul
Creta
Waterville
Kans
Orville McCall
Trulon
Topeka
John Dick
Old Settler’s
Oskaloosa
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Pain Free Feet
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful remedy to end corn pain and bunions. It guarantees money back if not effective, claims rapid relief, and notes multiple prior attempts are unnecessary. Sold at The Round Corner Drug Store with numerous positive results claimed for varicose veins as well.
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MoneyMoney
Round Corner Drug Co
Moone
Gil
Round Corner
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Alvin
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Ty Cobb
Washington Nationals
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Johnson
Tigers
Parole Boards
Federal ‘Boards
Enworth
Amundson
Asia
Bering Strait
Vinland and. Vicinity
Plains
Pueblos
Manhattan
Mansco Union
Manhattan Pajamas
S. A. Case
Mildred Hoskinson
Hobo Medicine Company
Beaumont, Texas
Bet Garoline Ike
Mass
Frost and Handley
U. S
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Ike
J. We Kreider
Mother Sibbett
Fred Nace
Chase Wells
North Dakota
Iowa
Dena Baughman
Q.R. Baughman
Alfred McMurtry
Merril Dean
Albert McRae
West Eleventh Street
James Albert
McMurtry
McRae
McMurtray
Wm. Brass
ART Furniture Co
Oscar Asche
Frederic Norton
Herbert Wilcox
Bowerlock
Me Scarlet West
Wirh
Robert Frazer
Clara ‘Bow
Frank J. Carroll
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