Fraternal Aid Union Nine Triumphs Over Holcom Nine
The Fraternal Aid Union nine defeated Holcom Grove 4 to 2 at Woodland Park, bringing FAU’s record to five wins in six games outside the wild league. Harris and Davis opened with hits, Bishop belted a homer off Pardue, and a second FAU run came in the second inning while Holcom plated two in the second and sixth.
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Holcom Grove
Woodland Park
F.A. A
Harris
Davis
Ridings
Bishop
Pardue
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Snider
Lowry
Petty
Merrihugh
Managers Meet Over Junior League Schedule at Carl Store
A Friday night meeting at Carl's store hosts managers of Junior light baseball teams to finalize the second half schedule and discuss gear. Changes to the calendar were made to avoid conflicts with another league. first half ends July 9 with teams retaining current standings. Carl indicates winners and runners up may receive medals and possibly a trip to Topeka or Kansas City to see a major league game.
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Carl’s
Cr. Gc. Carl
C. C. Carl
Topeka
Kansas City
Insurance teams clash in Woodmen game tomorrow
Fraternal Aid Union baseball club meets Modern Woodmen of America at Woodland Park tomorrow at 3 o clock in a fast rivalry. The F A U has won five of six, only losing to Lone Star. Also listed are upcoming matches and local announcements from July with committees and officials names.
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Aid Union Baseball Club
Woodmen .of
America
Topeka
Woodland Park
Lone Star
Knot Holers Win From Hold
Fragmentary report notes knot hole competition results and mentions Sweden's industrial landscape with iron works mills mines and paper mills. Vague reference to electrification in Yurgl district and a vague Help Wanted Act mention without clear context or dates.
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Sweden
Indus Iron
A Mennonite Maid play funds Lawrence playgrounds
Net proceeds from the three act character comedy A Mennonite Maid will fund a Lawrence playground deficit of about 200 dollars. University players lend support to the civic recreation committee for summer programs, with tickets at Bell's music store and Round Corner drug store.
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Bowersock Theater
Lawrence
University Players
Bell’s
Round Corner
Chicago
New York City
Patricia Collinge
Tillie
Em Wagernageland
Walter Fairchild
Harvard
Absalom ‘Puntz
Bryan A. Gilkinson
Mental deficiency rate claimed in Britain
London July 5 Associated Press More than 150000 or one in every 200 are mentally deficient, said Health Minister Wheateley at a conference. He noted many confined in prisons for offenses might be candidates for care rather than punishment, arguing those unable to resist evil may not be fit for punishment.
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London
Associated Press
Great Britain
Wheateley
Home Brew Anniversary in Bavaria Celebrated
Bavaria plans events to mark nine centuries since brewing began locally. Monks reportedly brought first hop vines, with early hop gardens existing in parts of France and Germany. By the seventeenth century hop cultivation and beer drinking grew popular in continental Europe.
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Munich
Associated Press
Bavaria
Soad
France
Germany
Europe
U S Leads In Poultry Says Buxton At Banquet
London July 5 Minister Noel Buxton acknowledged that America and Canada lead in poultry culture after entertaining the American and Canadian delegates to the world poultry congress in Barcelona. He added that Britain was behind but improving.
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London
Barcelona
Noel Buxton
America
Canada
Great Britain
Thumbs Down Verdict From German Officers On Kaiser
Berlin July 5 United Press reports that the Deutscher Offiziers Bund, the chief officers’ group for Wilhelm II’s former army, voted against his return. Fewer than one third favored a comeback, signaling a break with oath loyalty and a shift by monarchists toward viewing the Kaiser as unsuitable for the throne. The Bund cites disgust at his Holland exile and rapid remarriage to Princess Hermine as key factors.
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Berlin
United Press
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Deutscher Offiziers-Bund
Wilhelm
Bund
Germany
Holland
Hermine
Kaiserin
Britain’s Poultry Trade and Trial Motion Amid Labor News
In a speech Britain boasted its poultry trade fed foreign markets while underdeveloped industry left domestic supply short. The British government thanked America for courtesy shown to A P Francis during his US poultry culture research visit last year. A motion for a new trial was argued in the case of Anna Gibson v Fred S Williams over property settlement. no decision was given by Judge Hugh Means. Industrial accidents reportedly rose about 30 percent over the past year per the American Association for Labor Legislation.
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Great Britain
Britain
America
A. P. Francis
United States
Hugh Means
Anna Gibson
Fred S. Williams
Means
American Association For Labor Legislation
The Changing Styles of Men and Women in Dress
A discussion on how women seek frequent wardrobe changes to keep appearance bright while men often stick to the same styles. It highlights the impact of collars, cravats, and wing collars, noting Americans favor lighter collars and narrow ties. A new cross-barred shirt trend is mentioned as a modern variation to break monotony.
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Ameriesis
Telegraph Message Tax Repeal Effective in July
Unissued local notice reports that the federal tax on telephone and telegraph messages, repealed by Congress, will not be imposed after July. Some excise tax changes take effect immediately, while other provisions remain in force until later.
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Washington
Uniteld Press
Congress
Kansas Farmers' Union Opens New Bank in Kansas City
Salina July 5 the Kansas Farmers Union plans 5000 depositors for its new bank in Kansas City. The union announced the July 1 opening and urged members statewide to mail deposits of 25 dollars or more. The report notes a help wanted ad appears in the issue.
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Salina
Kansas Farmers’ Union
Kansas City
Kant
Tthe Union
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