Exciting finish shapes junior Twilight league standings
The Lawrence Junior Twilight league edges toward final outcomes as the Eagles prepare to host Rotary tomorrow at South Park to decide the second session champion. Rotary beat Elks 8 to 7 to earn the right to face the Eagles, with possible Little World Series if Rotary wins.
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Law’rence
South Park
Eagles
Rotary
Elks
Jeague
Odd Fellows
WHS
Seax
Chambin
Jack
Eagles Hall
C. C. Carl
Baldwin Delays Return from Haskell Institute
Word from Dr. Robert D. Baldwin, superintendent of Haskell Institute, states he will not return to Lawrence until tomorrow evening or Thursday morning. He had anticipated an earlier departure.
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Robert D. Baldwin
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Baldwin
Meteorologist to double duty during sun eclipse flight
Kansas City AP says meteorologist A J Hamrick will fly at 10,060 feet during tomorrow's partial sun eclipse to collect weather data for the Weather Bureau and a weed pollen count for the University of Kansas Medical School. Pollen has not been detected above 5,000 feet in prior studies.
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Kansas City
A.j IM. Hamrick
Weather Bureau
Medical School
University of Kansas
They Like His Chickens Thieves Strike Mills Again
Thieves stole nine chickens from J. S. Mills at 454 Lincoln street during a second visit. Eighteen fowls were taken the prior Saturday night. Six recovered birds were found in a corn field near the Bruckmiller stockyards and returned to Mrs. Mills after police verified ownership.
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3. &. Mills
J. S. Mills
Lincoln Street
Mills Place
Bruckmiller
Maile Street
KU journalism awards to continue from Schott endowment
The University of Kansas journalism department gains a continuing Henry Schott Memorial Prize endowment from Mrs Frances Lathrop Schott who died in St Paul from pneumonia fever. The prize of 100 dollars goes to the department’s top student as faculty select. Mrs Schott, daughter of Gardiner Lathrop of Chicago, widow of Henry Schott who died in 1926, leaves portraits and medallion to hang in the building.
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University of Kansas
Frances Lathrop Schott
St. Paul
Enzy Schott
Kansas City
Henry Schott
L. N. Flint
Schott
Theoidore Spicer-Simpson
Ralph Beardsley
Personal notes from Leavenworth trip and visits
Mr and Mrs Dale Griffin of Leavenworth returned from a 3800 mile trip to Washington D C Maryland and other eastern points. Macklin attended summer school at the University of Ik s and left for Irisit with his parents in Greeley. Margaret Boys spent the day in Topeka with friends. A F Harris and daughters Fern and Ellen of Pocatello James spent the weekend. Mr and Abs Guy promi and family of Kansas City spent the day with her. Charles Stafford II and daughter Carol Jean of Kansas City returned home after a visit with Mr and Mrs C C Shimmons.
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Dale Griffin
Leavenworth
Washington, D. C
Maryland
Grif
J. H. Griffin
Macklin
University of Ik S
Greeley
Beter
Fass Margaret Boys
Topeka
Fern
Ellen
Pocatello
Jases
Smith Ass. G . Lexman
Abs
Guy Promi
Kansas City
Charles Stafford
Carol Jean
C.C. ‘Shimmons
Blondie of the Follies at Dickinson shows
At the Dickinson Ithooh the story drags at Stimes. Blondie of the Follies is aod entertainment Marion Davies does not appear in many productions but when she does they seem to suit her type There is much comedy and just enough pathos Robert Montgomery supplies much of the comedy in his inimitable characterization of Marion Davies sizther by James Gleason Billie a Dove is excellent as the Follies ister who goes up stage The best shot is an impersonation of Greta Garbo and John Bar-Stymore by Miss Davies and Jimmy Durante respectively The picture will be shown for the Last times tonight at the Dickinson theater.
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Blondie
Aod Entertainment
Marion Davies
Robert Montgomery
Sizther
James Gleason
Billie A Dove
Habitual soaks to serve full time at Leavenworth
Leavenworth judge T Homer Avis announced that habitual offenders will serve full jail sentences with no parole. Eight persons were brought before him yesterday for sentencing. Oil production remained steady nationally with major fields averaging about 2.1 million barrels daily, down 1 232 from the prior period, per the Oil and Gas Journal.
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Leavenworth
T. Homeravis
Davis
Tulsa
Okla
United States
Reope
Oil and Gas Journal
Lawrence Teaches At West Virginia Summer Session
A brief note states that Lawrence has served on the faculty of the University of West Virginia during the current summer session, continuing his academic involvement this season.
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Lawrence
University of West Virginia
Old Settler Fremont Gilges Dies at 76 in Baldwin
Fremont Gilges, 76, longtime Baldwin area resident since 1856, died at his daughter's home. Survived by three daughters and two sons, plus a brother and a sister. Funeral set at Stuart Barnett Funeral Home Baldwin with burial in Sutton Cemetery.
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Fremont Gilges
Baldwin
J. D Brockway
Mr. Gilges
Kansas
Swan Farm
Stuart Barnett
Sutton Cemetery
Brockway
Florence Horrel
Vinland
Lenora, Dowers
Dudley Gilges
Worden
Fremont Gilges, Jr
Tensed
Idaho
Thomas Gilges
Burlington
Osage City
Republican and Democratic leaders attend Kansas party councils
Jim Anderson and Dave McCreath of the Douglas county Republican central committee traveled to Topeka to attend the state Republican council. Democratic figures Frank W. McDonald and Fritz Meyn also went to Topeka to attend the Democratic party council.
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Jim Anderson
Douglas County
Republican Central Committee
Dave McCreath
Topeka
Frank W. McDonald
Democratic Central Committee
Young Democrat Clubs of
Kansas
Fritz Meyn
Democratic Party Council
Miller Leads Salesmen to Colorado Springs Convention
H. B. Miller, Prudential Life Insurance local representative, departs September 22 for a four day convention at the Antlers Hotel in Colorado Springs. He is honored as top seller in the Topeka district for the past year, leading in two of three company groups.
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H. B. Miller
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Colorado Springs
Antlers Hotel
Miller
Topeka
Cine Age Te
Vacation Return Of County Attorney Stevens
County Attorney R B Stevens and Mrs Stevens have returned from a week in the Ozark mountains and southern Missouri. The auto trip featured good fishing and swimming with cool nights. During Stevens absence his law partner John Brand acted as county attorney. Glen Elder Kan Aug 30 AP Dr H Lockridge cashier was released today near Hunter Kan by the three men who kidnapped him after robbing the Glen Elder State bank of about 3000 He notified officers he was unharmed. Shawnee Okla Aug 30 AP A prowler escaped in a patrol car after slipping into a stopped patrol car during a police search for a prowler. No trace of the car or man was found. Relief applications All persons who intend to fill out blanks for relief are urged to do so at once by O Owen who has charge of the work One hundred persons have filled out blanks so far.
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R. B. Stevens
Glen Elder
Kan
H. Lockridge
Hunter
Glen Elder State Bank
Shawnee, Okla
O. . Owen
Charce
Believe Corn Borer Will Spread to New Districts
Washington August 30 AP The corn borer spread despite a federal quarantine is likely to reach virgin corn crops this season with estimates up to 506 miles Officials say the pest may invade areas never touched before and some infestations may not be detected for years Secretary Hyde ended the wide border quarantine last month after Congress cut the plant quarantine budget from 795000 to 295008
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Washington
Agriculture Department
S. A. Rohwer
Plant Quarantine and Control Administration
Hyde
Congress
Will Open Sinclair Plant In Kansas City Kans
Wyandotte county commissioners voted to exclude the Sinclair oil plant from Kansas City Kansas, paving the way for its reopening at about 1 million dollars. Walter E. Brown, attorney for Sinclair, announced plans to rebuild and resume operations in the Argentine district, where 261 workers were employed when the site closed last November. Edward Bohnsack is hurt.
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Kansas City
Kan
Sinclair Oil Company
Wyandotte County Board of Commissioners
Walter E. Brown
Board of Commissioners of
Edward Bohnsack
Eudora Man Fractures Ankle in Truck Accident
Edward Bohnsack of Eudora sustained a fracture of the right ankle after jumping from a Ford truck when its steering wheel came off while he rode with Ed Milburn. Milburn stayed with the truck as it left the highway and stopped in a cornfield near Fadora High School. Bohnsack received initial treatment in Eudora and was transported to Lawrence by ambulance early this afternoon.
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Edward Bohnsack
Eudora
Memorial Hospital
Bohnsack
Ed Milburn
Milburn
Fadora High School
Lawrence
Topeka Physician and Wife Injured Near Stull Crash
Dr A D Law of Topeka and his wife were severely injured in an automobile accident near Stull yesterday morning. They were taken to Topeka for treatment. The Nash coupe struck a cement culvert and Mrs Law was thrown through the windshield with severe cuts. Dr Law was less hurt. The crash occurred while en route to the Bidinger farm northeast of Stull where he had been treating Mrs Bidinger. Eyewitnesses said Dr Law waved to Mr Bidinger and then lost control of the car.
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Topeka
A. D. Law
Stull
Law
Bidinger
Doctor Lian
Beginning Church Suppers At Snyder Memorial United Brethren
The first monthly church night supper at Snyder Memorial United Brethren Church will be held Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock. Families should bring one covered dish and enough sandwiches for their own family. The quarterly conference follows the supper with Dr. B. E. McAferty presiding and including elections for representatives to the annual Topeka conference on September 28.
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Snyder Memorial United Brethren cHurch
BE. B. McAferty
Archie Level to Face Liquor Charges in September Hearing
Preliminary hearing for Archie Latin Ton Level on liquor possession and transportation charges was continued today until September 1 before Justice Charles Sprinz er. Level is held on an $5000 bond pending the hearing.
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Charles Sprinzer
Level
Two held on chicken theft charges in Ottawa area
Hubert Moore, 91, Lisle, Mo., and Jess Ward, 20, Franklin County, held in Franklin county jail at Ottawa on chicken theft charges. Arrested in Lawrence after attempting to sell 29 chickens to Seymour Packing Co. Police say chickens were stolen from farmer Fred Osborn south of Ottawa. Osborn noticed Friday night thefts Saturday. Ward reportedly signed a written confession.
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Hubert Moore
Lisle
Jess Ward
Franklin County
Ottawa
Lawrence
Seymour Packing Company
Vermont Street
L. C. Geiger
Fred Osborn
Osborn
Moore
Ward
Douglas County
Geiger
Farm index climbs as prices rise on Aug 25
Washington reports the farm index rose two points from July 15 to August 25, reaching 59 percent of prewar prices. Gains in cotton, corn, potatoes, eggs, milk, wheat, rye, cottonseed, butter, and wool offset declines in oats, barley, flax seed, and hay. Hog prices slid about 4 percent due to higher slaughter and softer demand amid overall price advances. Wheat price increase linked to spring wheat condition and tighter global supplies.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Sour Note Sways Valley of Love Song Star and Wife
In New York Aug 30 a sour note emerged in the Rudy Vallee marriage. Attorney Hyman Bushel said Vallee and his wife Fay Webb Vallee, once Fay Webb, plan to depart New York later this week. He reported no divorce, and destinations rumored as Rena lack confirmation. Vallee rose from soda clerk to bandleader famed for ballad Love Song numbers.
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New York
Hyman Bushel
Orchestra
Vallee
Fay Webb
Santa Monica
Calif
Rena
Busher
la Maine Village
Demand for stock drives opening of home loan banks
Washington reports Fort of the home loan bank board said there is substantial demand for capital stock in the 12 district banks to be opened about October 15. The board will select eleven directors per bank, while eight more states agreed to moratorium fare closures of mortgages held by receivers of closed state banks. Connecticut Arkansas Massachusetts North Carolina Catin Vermont South Carolina New Jersey noted. Delaware said there were no closed state banks.
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Washington
Franklin W. Fort
Home Loan Bank Board Today
Fort
Connecticut
Arkansas
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Tin
Vermont
South Carolina
New Jersey
The
Banking Commission Af
Delaware
Senator Davis pleads not guilty in lottery indictments
United States Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania pleaded not guilty to two indictments charging distribution and sale of lottery tickets and conspiracy. Bail was set at 1009, with Theodore G. Miller also pleading not guilty. The indictments tie the fraternal Loyal Order of Manse to the alleged activities.
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New York
United States
James J. Daviz
Pennsylvania
Theodore G. Miller
Nulity
Loyal Order of Manse
Davis
Federal Grant Jury
Pnian Telegraph
Miller
Mayor Walker Ill With Nervous Exhaustion In New York
George S. Collins, mayor James J. Walker's secretary, said the mayor is in bed with nervous exhaustion and has been ordered by his physician to take a complete rest. The health update came as Walker faced ongoing political pressure and a demanding schedule in New York.
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Walker
New York
Cworge S. Collins
James J. Walker
Legislature Halts Pay Cut Fight in Special Session
Austin August 30 The Texas legislature in a special session convened by Governor Sterling did not move to reduce pay of its members from 10 to 35 or 7.50 per day. The body remains stalled as lawmakers consider tax relief measures amid ongoing discussions on pay.
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Austin
Texas
R. 8. Sterling
Germanys Security and the Disarmament Impasse
General Kurt von Schleicher, defense minister, reviews the disarmament conference in Heimat dienst and says no tangible progress has been made. He argues Germany faces humiliating treatment, asserts a Reichswehr reorganization depends on others’ willingness to disarm, and calls for a quick solution to protect Germanys honor and global safety.
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Berlin
Kurt von Schleicher
Germany
Heimatdienst
Reichswehr
Hoover
Local Society and Campus News From Ottawa Area
Mrs Alfred Graves and Misses Mar anl Woelen Rumble and Ellen Anderson hosted an Ottawa supper in Forest Park with Miss Joy Williams. Marion Leigh visited from Ottawa, returning with sister Jeuthlen Leigh who will spend several days there. Knack and other KU students have come back for the school opening after a Kansas City trip. Vide B. Hayward of Ottawa, a KU Arts graduate, will study at Indiana University School of Medicine. J W Hoff drove to Grankie with his father for a two week visit. New vegetable bin and rack installed at A and T Grocery in St Massachusetts. spraying keeps produce moist.
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Alfred Graves
Maranl Woelen Rumble
Ellen Anderson
Joy Williams
Ottawa
Aic
Forest Park
Marion Leigh
C. V. Leigh
Jeuthlen Leigh
O¢ Knack
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Vide B.hayward
Indiana University School of Medicine and Hospital
J. W. Hoff
Kentucky Street
Grankie
J. W. Grifitts
Prospect guests honored in local Sunday visits
Mr and Mrs Dan Selzer and Dorian spent Sunday with Mrs Jennie Fuchs in Eudora. Mr and Mrs Martin Rohe Jr and family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George Rohe. Mrs Henry Rohe Mrs Glenn Smith and Arthur and Billy were dinner guests at the Renken Weeks home. Lillian Ellis of Lawrence visited Mary and Edith Roche Tuesday night and Wednesday.
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Dan Selzer
Dorian
Jennie Fuchs
Eudora
Martin Rohe, Jr
George Rohe
Henry Rohe
Glenn Smith
Arthur
Billy
Renken Weeks
Lillian Ellis
Lawrence
Mary
Edith
Roche
Nurses Training Graduate Returns Home in Kansas City
HESPER Miss Tula' Votaw has finished nurses training at Research Hospital Kansas City and is now home with her parents Mr and Mrs Trvin Votaw. Mr and Mrs Charles Terrell entertained Mrs Ida Trefz and daughter Mabel Pern and son Tilly of Kansas City at dinner Friday. Mr and Mrs Herman Oeschmeger and daughter Thelma of Bonner Springs were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Raymond Stanley. Verlan Couch making his home with Mr and Mrs Roger PHN Neighbors extend sympathy to the family of the late Louis Seiwald. Seiwald born July 27 1865 on the farm where he died. He married October 14 1890 to Miss Mary Blechl. Survived by wife and eight children Clara and Arthur at home with their mother.
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Hesper Miss
Tula’ Votaw
Kansas City
Trvin Votaw
Charles Terrell
Ida Trefz
Mabel Pern
Tilly
Herman Oeschmeger
Thelma
Bonner Springs
Raymond Stanley
Roger Phn
Louis Seiwald
Mr. Seiwald
Mary Blechel
Clara
Arthur
Fragments From a Local Community Gatherings
A long list of mostly Kansas residents attending or hosting events is recorded. Names include Mrs Mary Welborn and family in Fort Logan, Wamego visitors to W. W. Gerstenberger, and numerous relatives from St Louis St Marys Clinton Mo Virginia Virgil and Kaw Valley. Social visits span Lawrence Wisconsin Illinois and Illinois with many Hoffmans and Gerstenbergers noted.
Winter guests from Salina visit local families
Mrs. Butler and Miss Thorpe of Salina spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Sims and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Banks, joining their families for a social visit and extended hospitality.
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Mrs. Butler
Miss Thorpe
Salina
Ethan Sims
Herman Banks
J Family
Banks Family Visits Spread Across Kansas Area
Banks kin travel in Kansasity and Elm Missouri visiting relatives at Memorial hospital and with grandparents. Aunt Katia Benson accompanies the Bank family while Miss Leila Banks and Mrs Herman Banks are noted relatives. Albert Kermet spends time in Silver Lake visiting kin. Jeanne Miller from Lawrence stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Miller and aunt Mrs Herman Banks.
West Fairview and Vicinity Social Notes
West Fairview and vicinity reports small gatherings and visits. John Renander returns from Colorado Springs to visit family. Mrs. P. Smith and daughters from La Junta joined E. Woodward and the McKinzie couple. Local clubs met at Never Fail Farm Bureau with Mrs Henry Lutz hosting an allay meeting and plans for a state booth. Kennedy, Cromwell, and other residents were guests. Nancy Cummings attended Great Lake View events.
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John Renander
Miles Atheridge
Colorado Springs
P. Smith
la Junta
Colo
E. (. Woodward
Ive McKinzie
Bis
Snir Petefish
Emma Kennedy
Roy Bowen
Henry Lutz
Mary Ziegler
Tene
Fay Gerish
Cary Lutz
Orinda A
Cromwell
Topeka
Nancy Cummings
Great Lake View
Kennedy
John
Doan
Kennedy Family Visit Mentioned In Simple Local Note
Mr and Mrs W D Kennedy and children called Sunday evening on Mr and Mrs S W Kennedy in a brief local social item. Market news reports local grain prices with corn and wheat figures and poultry prices for Leghorns and other hens. content is terse and indicative of a community bulletin.
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W. D. Kennedy
S. W. Kennedy
Market News
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Rebingen
Ellis
Keith
Swinehart
Norman Babcock
Reno
Mes Pappan
Noerman Edmonds
Eik. di
Sion
K. U
Dickinson
Fremont Gilges, Sr
Mrs. R. B. Stevens
Ozarks
Sinclair Plant
Wyandotte County
Archie Level
Vallees
State Board
Federal Department of Agriculture
Labrador
Menier
Anticosts Island
Quebec
England
Aus
Liberty
Liberty First
Treasury
Thaghry
Treasuy
A. & T. Trocery
Massachusetts Street
Lydia E. Pickhiam
Ra Sant Rae
Excent
Mary Welborn
Fort Logan
Cole
Mike Seiwald
Frank Simmer
Fred Riot
Helen Simmer
John Simmer
Meyle Hartwick
Wamego
Leo Passman
St. Mary’s
Selma’ Decker
Martha Louise
Caral Dine
St. Louis
W. W. Gerstenberger
Oliver Deay
Clifford Haverty
Wisconsin
Lllinois
Doris
Joan
Carl Pfleger, Jr
Keystone Korner Klub
Walter Gerstenberger
Hilda Hi Gerstenberger
Emelia Gerstenberger
Homer Gerstenberger
Hilda Helen Gerstenberger
Lois Louise
I. D. Hills
Roy Kramer
Lois
Frank Pare
Eueene Griffin
Elsie Mae
Jerry Harraldine
Gloria
Cham Williamson
Jean
Las Harris
George Henry
Clinton
M. C.hill
Walter Pear
A.W. Wiggen
Leland
Virgil
Charles Trer- Tell
Kenneth Bagby
Henry Caviness
M. C. Hill
Eunice
Gurney Hill
Georee Henry
Hugh
Alice Nantes
Crete
Eunice Hill
Michaels
Indiana
S. H. Davis
Charles Hubbard
Blue Mound
Ed Groh
Mildred
Paul Groh
Fred Grob
Herbert Zweifel
New Florence
Nira Ralph Votan
Floyd Bartlett
Anna Hadle
Melvern
Louie Hadland
Kaw Valley
Howard Bernitz
Weaver
Carl Kurtz
Virgil Gabriel
West Fairview and Vicinity
Lawrence, Kansas
Roy Lawrence Market
Never Bros.lee
Colorado
Rocky Ford
Funk's Mortuary Ambulance Service
Ger
Lugos
Conoco
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