Fairmount Starts Practice Monday at Wheatshocker Camp
Fairmount College opens football camp at Hellar's Grove near here as coach Lamar Hoover begins his fourth year. Thirty players expected withArmy style prep emphasizing conditioning and fundamentals. Season packs ten games including a non conference with Haskell and an off week to maintain peak form.
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Dhita
Kan
Mansas
Fairmount College
Hellar's Grove
Wheatsnackers
will _institute college griffiron
Fairmount
Lamar
Hoover
Wheatshockers
Haskell
Kilbane Eyes Title Defense Against Dundee
Cleveland report says featherweight champion Jobin Kilbane trains for a Dundee bout in New York contender, with likely match in Cleveland for a purse of 75 000 to 100 000. Kilbane’s circle predicts several weeks of high flight training before decision, amid New York commission action on his title status.
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Cleveland, O
Associated ‘Press
Jobin Kilbane
Johnny Dundee
New York
Kilbane
Jtis
Dundee
Danny Rush
Frush
Cleveland
New York Boxing Commission
Ohio
Lake Erie
Prison Grwd Team at Atlanta Penitentiary Eyes Football Games
Atlanta Aug 28 college athletes not the only gridiron minds. Inmates finishing a successful baseball season have begun football training and issued challenges to local schools and semi professional teams. The prison team, described as a high class group of ex college stars, seeks games with city squads and notes 2,000 inmates eligible to join.
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Atlanta
Atlanta -Federal Penitentiary
Erim
Emporia
Kan
Associated Press
College O of
Osborne
Rosy” Hart
Harold Grant
Grant
Kansas
Army Training Corps
Bud’" Widick
Barclay Bond
Daviland
Roger McCall
Olathe
Widick
Bond
McCall
Déss Reid
Columbus
Little Herbert “Worl
Lyons
Martin Mahlberg
Milwaukee
Wis
Last Yerd
Racing opener at Churchill Downs features strong East
Kentucky fall meeting at Churchill Downs August 30 to September 8 announces a robust field led by East coast juveniles. Key races include the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes for two-year-olds worth 10 000 dollars and the Fall's City Handicap for three-year-olds. Overnight handicaps and purses promise large fields with 700 stalls reported.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Churchill ‘Downs
Esters
August Belmont
Osprey
Diagram
Benjamin Block
Morman
J. S.cosden
Martingale
H. F. Sinclair
Harry Payne Whitney
Blue -Peter
Mrs. Payne Whitney
Bet Music
John Finn
Best Pal
Lady Madcap
United Verde
Dr. Clark
Rouleau
High Cloud
Firebrand
Distinction
Margaret Winsor
Parader Radio
Readiness
Minto II
Thibodeaux
Tom Young
Soen
Boats on the Tigris Mirror Babylonian Sculptures
The boats used on the Tigris today are identical in shape to those seen in Babylonian sculptures from 3,000 years ago.
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Tigris
Mice Invasion Strikes Swiss French Frontier Valley
Geneva reports thousands of mice in the Ajoie valley near the Swiss French border causing damage. Authorities organize public drives paying half a cent per dead rodent and deploy poison gas into underground mouse galleries. The note mentions a record of 27,000 hoging?ing the day and other anecdotes about protective tongs and telegraph costs.
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Geneva
Ajoie
Alsace
Mississippi Sanatorium near Magee to open Jan 1 1928
Plans call for a modern 960 patient tuberculosis sanatorium in Mississippi near Magee with a 338 acre farm, five white infirmaries and a separate 80 patient negro infirmary, all connected by a tunnel for food delivery. The facility, costing about 1.2 million dollars, will not be finished for some time and charges patients $5 weekly unless paid by counties or churches.
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Magee
Miss
Mississippi
United States
Astate
State Health Service
anti-Lubereniisis Association
Gasoline Prices Driven by Slow Refined Oil Output
Dallas August 28. J Edgar Pew, former president of the Mid-Continent Association, cites gasoline shortages and high prices to the lack of movement in other refined crude oil products. He notes about twenty five percent of crude is refined into gasoline and attributes current costs to this imbalance rather than producer curtailment.
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Dallas
Texas
J. Edgar Pew
Mid-Continent Association
Pew
Rock Island Holiday marks 70th anniversary of first passenger run
Chicago to Joliet celebration marks the seventieth anniversary of Rock Island line’s first passenger train. A Rocky Mountain Limited trip with modern cars will run at 10 am October 10 1922. Events include a Joliet Reed monument unveiling, Rock Island bridge tablet, memorial trees, relic displays, and employee remembrances.
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Chicago
New Rock Island Road
Joliet
Rocky Mountain Limited
Rock Island
S. B. Reed
Mississippi River
Charles Davis
Towa
Morals Under Fire Across English Society and America
The Rev John E Wakerly new Wesleyan Conference president denounces widespread immorality in English high and low society a day after a New York dispatch cites vice in America. He claims life is cheap and marriage sacredness is mocked citing frequent sordid killings and rising domestic tragedy leading to more judges, urging removal of the pervasive permissive outlook.
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London
John E.wakerly
Wesleyan ”Conference
New York
America
National Council
Protestant Episcopal Church
Wakerley
Vivid village life blamed for low morals in report
The piece argues that picturesque villages give a sense of deep spirituality but mislead about moral standards. It warns that residents share a faulty view of womanhood and reflects on a reminder received about village life.
Philosophical Materialism in Science and Life
The text argues that materialism dominates philosophy, natural sciences, and practical life. It warns that only alternatives are to persist in chaotic conditions until a crash or revert to a spiritual order of the universe. The tone implies concern over the dominance of materialist thought.
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Lawrence National Bank
Mutual
Company
Lawrence
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