Twilight Organ Factory beats Paper Mill in lopsided game
Twilight league action saw the Organ Factory nine defeat the Paper Mill by a one sided score. Pitcher R. Spow allowed only three safe hits as his club built a lead. irregular errors plagued the Paper Mill defense and the rest of the story notes players and events from the twilight league night.
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Twilight Begue
Organ Factory Nine
Mil Aggregatio
Ie ‘Ganic
Bette Een
Ers Dnd
World World
Itioas
Jeague
R. Spow
Organ Factory
Nine Pier
Allen
Harris
Seeruit
White
Frank Lyons
Sarazen Leads Field in Open Golf Championship
Gene Sarazen, American pro, led the field with 142 at halftime of the Open golf championship in La Roulière, France, while Walter Hagen, defending champion, stood at 147. Twilight League schedule lists Haske 8 KU as coaches, Winifred Garl.
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Associated Press
la” Rouli
France
Dap
E. Gene Sarazen
Champ
Walter Hagen
Haske
Hassew
Winifred” Garl
King Sells His Farm Near Plovdiv to Bulgarian Village
A quarrel between Bulgaria’s royal family and Metchkur villagers ends after 25 years. Ex-King Ferdinand built the Maritsa island farm, later used as a game preserve. King Boris sets a nominal price, transferring ownership to the village council for a model farm.
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Plovdiv
Associated Press
Bulgaria
Metchkur
Boris
Maritsa
Ferdinand
Edmondson Hartig Lead High Men In Final Lineup
Edmondson posts 249 and Hartig 233 as high men. Albaugh and Hetzel slated to play seven back tonight in a late game showdown.
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Edmondson
Hartig
Albaugh
Hetzel
Personal notices and visits from the Topeka to Chicago
Miss Marie Scofield and friends spent Sunday night in Topeka and Monday there. Victor Walling Sr and Robert Walling of Chicago visit their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Ernest Young. Mr and Mrs R B Fothergill head to Chicago for a furniture dealers convention. Sam W Adams of Ten drove to Lawrence to meet Miss Florence Clarke arriving from Los Angeles. Ashton returns from Hiram Ohio where teaching at Hiram College. Ashton accepts a French teaching post at the University of Illinois next year. Mrs Carl Dunbar and two children of New Haven drive to visit. Dunbar formerly DONATION returned this morning to Chicago from recent trip.
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Marie Scofield
Topeka
Victor Walling
Robert Walling
Chicago
Ernest Young
R. B. Fothergill
Chicaga
Sam W.adams
Lawrence
Lastening
Lorence Clarke
Angeles
Cal
Fred Clarke
Clarke
Tepe
Irish Racing Slump Triggers Dublin Conference
Irish horse racing faces a downturn with rising costs and officials, prompting a Dublin conference to study the slump and seek remedies. The Associated Press notes concerns over management and finances affecting events and patronage across the sport.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Russians Working Harder in Berlin Russian District
Berlin dispatch reports Frau Biliskow, versed in eight languages, now works as a cashier in a night restaurant in Berlin’s Russian district. Her husband serves as a night watchman, with long hours. The couple lives in two small rooms and expresses a pragmatic view of work, recalling former life in imperial service.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Frau Biliskow
Nicholas
Incidental Tax Changes From Topeka Law Activate Tomorrow
Topeka Kansas reports the new internal revenue law taking effect tomorrow. The act repeals taxes on many items including candy jewelry up to 80 dollars and watches up to 60 dollars. It lowers motor truck taxes and imposes new estate and gift tax provisions with religious charitable and public gifts exempt up to fifty thousand dollars. The corporate tax remains largely the same at twelve and a quarter percent on net profits while playing cards and mahjongg incur new per-set taxes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sam
Internal Revenue
Lawrence Mourns Mackey Founder Of Barbed Wire Empire
Arthur Mackey founder alongside Senator Albert Henley of the west barbed wire and nail industry died at his summer home near Seattle on June 12. His ashes were brought to Lawrence and interred at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by a widow and three children in Lawrence and Los Angeles.
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Arthur Mackey
Albert Henley
Lawrence
Seattle
Mackey
Oak Hill Cemetery
Waterloo
N. C
Mackey Wall
Great Falls
Mont
W. W. Mackey
Los Angeles
W. H. Charlton
J. C. Hemphill
Missouri salesman credits Tanlac for renewed vigor
Fred S. Cummings, a traveling salesman from Joplin Missouri, endorses Tanlac claiming relief from biliousness head pains and sleeplessness. He reports improved digestion, steadier nerves, and increased sales after taking Tanlac. The notice attributes his turnaround to Tanlac Vegetable Pills and notes the product’s wide availability.
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Adays
Fred S. Cummings
Kentucky St
Joplin
Tanlacg
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