More Wheat for Export Available
Chicago August 27. A.P. bountiful wheat crop estimates suggest ample export potential barring early frost in Canada northwest. U.S. carryover 124 million bushels on July 1 with 851 million bushels production. total supply about 975 million. Per capita grain use 4.21 bushels in 1926-27, leaving roughly 250.6 million bushels for export, about 35 million more than last year’s export. Outlook for corn is mixed with potential bumper crops west of the Missouri but uncertain overall due to uneven weather.
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Chicago
A.P
United
Missouri
Rest for harriers reshapes university cross country schedule
Dr H J Huff sets a two week gap between events for University long distance runners this season. The schedule lists Wisconsin at home October 8, K A C at home October 22, Nebraska at Lincoln November 5, and the Missouri Valley distance meet at Manhattan November 19. Missouri and Kansas compare teams by percentage rather than direct meet.
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H. J. Huff
Wisconsin
K. 5
A. C
Nebraska
Lincoln
Missouri Valley
Manhattan
Missouri
Kansas
Ren Program Sunday Concert Recital List
A partial program list outlines pieces by Edward German Mendelssohn Grieg and others including Gipsy Dance Love’s Old Sweet Song and Sweet and Low. It mentions cantilena Goltermann and Cherry Blossoms Rudolph Frim and a few unspecified titles and performers.
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Enny Wren
J. C. Meaise
Edward German
Millor
Cauld_ Blast
Mendelssohn
Sweet
Low Barnby
Ish Jinks
Ralph Frim
Snivejy
Dvard Grieg
Murder for Big Party At Beach Resort
Newport News authorities disclosed an alleged confession by 18 year old Arthur Peterson admitting the killing of 65 year old S A Rudd to obtain funds for a "big party" with friends at a nearby beach resort. Police named a friend Connelly Donaldson a local Sunday school teacher as a co defendant. Both youths are jailed on murder charges.
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Newport News
Arthur Peterson
S. A. Rudd
Here
Connelly Donaldson
Independence Wins Legion Sandlot Title in Doubleheader
Independence clinched the third district championship of the American Legion Sandlot league for players 16 and under by defeating Winfield in a two game set, 6 5 and 8 0. Clarence Moxley starred with back to back pitching duties in the doubleheader.
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Independence
Champ Independence
Kas
American Legion
Winfield
Clarence Moxley
Announce Wren Program Interesting Numbers to Be Broadcast
The week of August 28 on radio station WREN features the Wren program lineup across days from Sunday to Saturday. The schedule includes readings, singing, and trio performances with performers such as Dalton, Miss Galla, Mrs. Saprayne, and Miss Wren ensemble, sponsored by the Federal Radio.
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WREN
Wren Millers
Ing
Dalton
Federal Radio c den
Ing School
Jordan
Vinker
Amnetes Op
Jeni Wren Enseenile
Mal FE Saprayne
The
Low Power Co
Dalton Trio
Jenny ‘Wren
Conkuel
Mii Sand
Kansas Wisconsin football game opens Completion Day invites all state players
The Kansas Wisconsin match at the new stadium on October 8 will welcome all Kansas college and high school coaches and players with free admission. About 5 000 Wisconsin guest players attended last year, and this year Kansas aims for many participants to celebrate the state’s largest athletic facility. The stadium, nearing 36 000 capacity with 4 000 to 5 000 temporary seats, was funded largely by football income and initial student and alumni gifts of 259 000. Kansas seeks revenge after last year’s 0 13 loss at Madison, with players and coaches admitted through a special reserved gate for the Wisconsin game only.
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Kansas
Univsity
Wisconsin
Missouri Valley
Madison
Jayhawkers
Allen
KU Dean Names Honor Roll Students in Freshman List
Dean J G Brandt announced the KU honor rolls for freshmen sophomores and juniors in the College of Liberal Arts. The freshman list has 52 names the sophomore 46 and the junior 43 with many students repeating from earlier lists. Names span Kansas towns and other states including Topeka Lawrence Wichita and Chicago with multiple students noted as on previous rolls.
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College of Liberal Ants
University of Kansas
J. G. Brandt
Kansas
Belleville
Kenneth Doctor
Boyle
Lois McNeal
Burdette
Minnie L:mbaugh
Clay Center
LaBerta Weiss
Caldwell
Ruth Knowles
Council Grove
Jac Uita Coe
Eudora
Dorothy Ruth White
Florence
Meredith
E. Mader
Frankfort
Lanore Cummins
Gardner
Gaylord Robinson
Garnett
Lois Gillis
Paul Oman
Gove
Richard Thompson
Greeley
Cecilia Rues
Harveyville
Alfred Hinshaw
Robert A. Youngman
Hutchinson
Opal Bennett
Jamestown
Ruth Pratt
Jarbalo
Lavon Kiester
Lawrence
Irma Casey
Maurine Clevenger
H. Jaeyd Ericson
Edwin
Goldie Hoffman
Helen Serford
George Keifer
Aral Marie Weidman
Leavenworth
Laverne Munt
Minneapolis
Richard Gafford
Moline
Ruth Warrington
Almata
Frank Vychtal
Anthony
Elizabeth Limbird
Colby
Gertrude Benson
Gladys Jones
Girard
Juanita Rawson
Hiawatha
William Holmes
Maxine Baird
Iola
Faye
Gammon
Ruth Swonger
Kansas City
Kans
Zatella Turner
Edith Beach
Nadine Chefranoff
Martha Clodfelter
Richard Crawford
Dorothy Gregg
Endsley Jones
Jennia Kennedy
Edith Larson
Annette Leonard
Emma Merrill
Maurice Reagan
Dorothy Shaad
Alfred Kuraner
Lyons
Carl Tebbe
Macksville
Paul C. Aiken
McCune
Robart Save
Candace McLean
Billy Moore
John Outland
Pearl Pound
Ruth Tinsley
Mofla
el Dorado
Ralph Mulawatha
Clarence Dim
Holton
Thomas Beck
Charlotte Thompson
Junctionity
Frank Glick
Eland Barrows
Frances Beverstock
Bernard Block
Vera Fairbairn
Frances Holtinger
Frederick: Kester
Leonearsh
Freeland Penny
Samies Wolfson
Eliy Kennedy
Paola
Emil Suntey
Peck
Ernest Taylor
Pleasanton
Léo Gottlieb
Salina
Robert Mize
Lavonbure
Clyde Snider
Margaret Marti Toneka
I Tribune
Orion Davison
Washington
Calvin Evans
Wellsville
Dead H. Breithaupt
Wiehltamond Bowers
James C. Smith
Sarah Tower
Henry Brown
David Evans
Constance Nuckles
Leo H. Pollock
Paul Porter
Mildred Rufi
Pauline Weitz
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
John L. Gibb Ward of St Catharines dies. Gertrude Stewart dies at home of Anna in Lawrence. F M Kropf, 63, dies at Christ Hospital Topeka. services set at Clinton Presbyterian Church with burial at Leeu cemetery. J H Child to Hutchinson after father’s death. no firm changes. Five gray plaid overcoats stolen from Missouri Pacific car at Lomax, Kansas.
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John L. Gibb
Gibb
J. Gor- Nybb
St. Catharines
F. M. Kropf
F.M. Kropf
Christ Hospital
Topeka
Clinton Presbyterian Church
F. A. Gardner
Éleu Cemetery
J. H. Child
Hutchinson
Davis & Child
Mr. Childs
Lawrence
Child
Lomax
Missour Pacific
Kasi
Alameda social bridge party honors visiting Edna McBride
Mrs. W A Dunmire hosted a three table bridge gathering at her home with garden flowers and a two course luncheon. First prize went to Miss Agnes Engel, consolation to Mrs Harold Constant, guest prize to Mrs Caulfield. Attendees included Miss Engel, Mrs Mitchell, Mrs Todd of Manhattan, Miss Lamb, Miss Dunmire, Mrs Constant, Miss Greenlees, Miss Friend, Miss Walton, Miss Baumgartner, Mrs Klock, Mrs Caulfield, and the hostess.
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C. A. Caulfield
Alameda
Edna McBride
Lawrence
W. A. Dunmire
Agnes Engel
Harold Constant
Cauield
A. B. Mitchell
Clell Todd
Manhattan
Edna Lamb
Ruth Dunmire
Nelli Greenlees
Helen Friend
Helen Walton
Leona Baumgartner
Helmer Klock
Caulfield
Phillies Win 2 1 Over Cubs In First Twinbill Game
Philadelphia pulls out a 2 1 victory as bases loaded walk forces in the winning run. Ulrich held Chicago to seven hits, with Williams scoring on Leach single and Hartnett error. Cubs bullpen issues and fielding miscues key the late innings.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Frank Ulrich
McCarthy Clan
Bruins
Guy Bush
Chicago
Jones
Root
Cy Williams
Wrightstone
Leach
Hartnett
Williams
Bush
Mokan
Phils
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Senators
Washington
Wadley
Burke
Ruel
Lyons
Crouse
Philo
Brillheart
Gonzales
Shetland, Willoughby
J. Wilson
Cleveland
Boston
Willie
Wingfield
Hoffman
Moore
Hublin
L. Sewell
New York
Jones Leads Evans in National Amateur Finals
Bobby Jones of Atlanta led Chick Evans of Chicago by six holes after 18 at Minikahda Club Minneapolis in the 36 hole National Amateur Championship final. Jones shot 87 for 18, equaling a course record. Evans finished 76. Jones was 3 up at the 26th tee.
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Minikahda Club
Minneapolis
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Chick Evans
Chicago
Jones
Dear
Evans
Daily Radio Program Listings by City and Station
Radio schedules across major cities detail studios talk and music programs. Listings show times for WEAF WEAF from New York to WDAF KSD and WCCO with orchestras bands and recital features.
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Wowm
Asbury Park
Pryor
WPG
Atlantic Cit Poetre
Cincinnati
Lyric
Johnston
O—Roehr
Castle Farm
Weel
Boston
WEAF
Bradford
O'Leary
Minstrels
WMAK
Buffalo
Cobes
Lockport
Wolanck
Lujeska
Jenny Wren
Carpenter
Ochestra
WSAL _CINCINNATI
Whla
Clear’ Ater
Studio Musicale
Ibis
Radio Ramblers
WTAM
Cleveland
Telight
Willard Ca
Smith
Memory Garden
WW35
Detroit
WGHP
Schnieman
Oitha
Aon Attle
Braymorette
Sinner
Cotlegians
Oo Ence
WAAM
Newark
New
Uate
United Presa Baseball
Partasans
Lennic
WJZ
New York
Roxy and His Gang
Bachelor Four
Beee Michele
AWA
Io—Laurier Orchestra
WCOA
Pensacola
WOO
Philadelphia
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Stringwood Ensemble
Hang
Gang
Rochester
Rose
Dartmouth
wGy
Schenectady
Springfield
TOWA
Chicago
WFAA
BALL
Eneta
Swintellerty
Riverview Orchestra
Fort Worth
Consuelo
Porchestra
KTHS
WOS
WHB
Kansas City
Louisvi
Js Gank
WTMJ
Milwauk
WCCO
ST. Paul
Roxy
Nashville
KSD
ST. Louis
Roay and His. Gang
National Basketball Coaches association names committees
The National Basketball Coaches association announced committees led by Dr. F C Allen with officers from Illinois Syracuse California Creighton and North Carolina State. Trustees include Tebell Murray and others while districts cover multiple universities. Meetings in Chicago April will discuss rules and share ideas for the game and its governance.
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National Basketball Coaches Association
F.C. Allen
The
Basketball Association
Chicago
National Collegiate Coaches
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Basketball Organization
Craig Ruby
University of Ilinois
L. P. Andreas
Syracuse University
C. M. Price
University of California
A. A. Schabinger
Creighton University
Omaha
G. K. Tebell
North Carolina State
F. J. Murray
Marquette University
University of Chicago
Allen
National Association
Thea
Evles
D. O. Me
Laughry
Brown University
Providence
R. L
Leo Novak
Army
West Point
N. Y
Raleigh
N. C
John Mauer
University of Kentucky
Lexington
F. J. Murray Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Sam Barry
University of Iowa
Hugh McDermott
Universit of Oklahoma
L. Romney
Utah Aggies
Logan
Utah
Palo Alto
Cal
Nels Norgren
Chicago University
Don White
Washington University
E. J
Bloomington
Ind
Arthur Lonberg
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
D. McMillan
University of Minnesota
Ward Lambert
Purdue University
Lafayette
William Chandler
Iowa State University
George Keegan
University of Notre Dame
South Bend
State to allow county OK highway on leased railroad land
The state will not challenge a county’s right to build a highway on land leased from a railroad. The decision was announced today by Roland Boynton, assistant attorney general, after owners urged action to stop the plan for Highway 40 along the Union Pacific. Government seeks Supreme Court review of title to the Arkansas river headlands near Creek lands in Oklahoma valuable for oil. Snow falls in August in York, Pennsylvania as residents recall a rare flurry. Tommy Armour, famed golfer, linked his calm play to wartime service with a British machine gun unit, explaining his swift coordination.
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Topeks
IAPI
Roland Boynton
Sistant
Washington, Aug
Supreme Court
Arkansas River
Oklahoma
Labor Day Picnic at Woodland Park by Odd Fellows
A free Labor Day picnic at Woodland Park hosted by Lawrence Lodge No 4 I O O F opens to the public on September 5. Main speaker W L Lambertson, former Kansas House speaker and gubernatorial hopeful, appears at 1 30 pm with events including two baseball games, races, stunts, a Twilight League game, and a Lawrence Athletics versus Belvoir matchup. Refreshments and a dance with limited charges aim to cover expenses. Also noted is C M Hays purchasing the Harshfield barber shop on Massachusetts Street.
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Woodland Park
Lawrence Lodge No. 4
Ublic
W. L. Lambertson
Fairview
Kansas
Kansas House of Representatives
Congress
J.B. Wilson
Odd Fellows
Holcom
Iota Phi Phi Bridge Party in Lawrences
Members and guests of Iota Phi Phi held a Friday bridge party at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Rothberger in Lawrences with five tables in play. High score went to Mrs Oscar Lotholz and low to Mrs Will Carter. Guests included numerous couples, Misses Henrietta Schubert Helen Hess Cleo Shay and Mr C S Fuller. A two course luncheon followed.
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Eudora
Iota Phi Phi Club
Fred Rothberger
Lawrences
Oscar Lotholz
Will Carter
George Gerstenberger
Hubert Woodard
W. A.carter
Roy Miller
Leon Carr
Douglas Harria
Henrietta Schubert
Helen Hess
Cleo Shay
Fred ‘Gerstenerger Sr
Blue Mound
Kansas
Fmma’Schehrer
St. Marys Hospital
Kansas City
Baldwin Institute Attendees Return Home Sunday
The passage lists numerous local residents from Eudora and Baldwin who attended the Baldwin League Institute. It notes closing sessions, birthday dinners, and visits to nearby towns including Tonganoxie and Reno. Families such as the Morrises, Lots, Erwin, Fuller, Haverty, White, Marley, and Eisele are mentioned among others.
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Ner Parente
W.chehrer
Jack Morrise
Sori Jimmie
John, Morrise
Matt Grosdidier
Adolph Lots Jr
Kansas City
Eudora
Baldwin
Baldwin League Institute
Alt Fisele
Ottawa
Clarence Daugherty
Eugene
Tosti
Kansanity
Charles Brown
Lawrence
L. C. Cox
Tonganoxie
Christina’ Eisele
Arthur Eise
Community Notes From Tonganoxie And Vicinity
Residents report threshing at Rob Ward's and at Hallenbeck's. Families visit parks, attend dances, and take trips to Lawrence, Leavenworth, and Kansas City. Wolves captured by hounds. stock moved to Kansas City market. Pure Foods talk and aluminum ware demo at Walter Kirby's.
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Franti
McRill
Rob Ward
J.E. Crabbe
H. A. Hallenbeck
Swopo Park
Ao Ano the Beautiful
Lawrence
Ernest Kant
Kansas City
Lindy
Lon King
Elizabeth Siler
P. M. Ford
G. L. Phenicie
Stella Mae
Kathleen Kelsall
Wellsville
Will Hoover
Miss McDonald
Marie Zunk
Joe Zunk
Robert Graham
Ellen Reece
Emma’ Siscoe
Elizabeth Wiley
Tonganoxie
Will Staessi
Welborn
Kansan
T. C. Davis, Sr
Mrs. Davis
Dwyer
Tlawrnece
Williamstown
Misa Ruth Paenicle
HE. B. Kline
Bertha Halsted
Dana Sanders
Margaret
W. H. Little
Bozeman
Mont
Rhune
Hattie Divelbese
W. A Bleakley
das #iter
Dorothy May
Robert Blaker
Mr. Hallenbeck
Lon King’s
Claude Hallenbeck
Louis Miberett
Walter Kirby
Thorada
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John R. Barnes
Lawrence Memorial High School
New York City
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L. A. McNalley
Maloney
Frances Robinson
Colora
W. A. Clash
Charles W. Hardin
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J.C. Whipnle
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George Sturman
Stewart and Jury
Kan City
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Mags
Fred Lenau
Worcester City Hospital
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Eskridge
Lindley
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Bessie Thompson
Campbell
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Anna
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London
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E. J. Ma*ither
University of Michigan
Charles Black
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
H. W. Beresford
University of Colorado
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Ireland
Penn York
Tommy Armour
Oakmont
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C. M. Hays
Harshfield
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Reno
Folek & Borer
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Ward
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home