Haskell Easy Victory Amid Turbulent League Night
Haskell rolled to an easy win with hitless pitching and 11 hits as league tensions flared. A Des Moines protest over a player rule violation by Fierert sparked league chatter, with Oklahoma City reportedly set to play under scrutiny while the league leadership considers action.
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Noskie
Oklabema City
Des Moines
Fiewerplc
Ihoma
Gklal
Dale
Gear
Fierert
Leeer
Oklahoma
Ister
Fourth of July Celebration at Perry noted in Lecompton paper
The Perry Fourth of July festivities, led by the Perry Post of the American Legion, featured a program at Mitchell's Grove with songs, readings, speeches by Maurice Brown and Hon. H. Morgan, and a baseball game between Perry and Big Springs. Fireworks and a street dance capped the day, with many Lecompton residents traveling to Perry and local shops closing early to join the celebration.
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Elsie Irene
Arnett
Elsie James
Agnes James
Lecompton
Gertrude Heise
Topeka
Perry
American Legion
Mitchell's Grove
Kaw River
America
Apiusic
Reading
Daily Cain
J. Kerns
Maurice Brown
H. Morgan
Bani
Big Springs
Boys Industrial School
Harry Smith
L. E. Shirk
Kansas City
Kansas City, ‘Were Guests of Mr. Shirk's Parents, Jr. and Afrs, J. E
Shirk
Hedger Melain
Hedger McClanahan
Sarah Dummer
Edward McClana My
George Z
Walter McClanahan
Hedgeman
Homer
Norma Jane
Fritz Edward
Alice Lee
Elmer McClanahan
Betty Jo
Guy McClanahan
Dorothy Jane
Ruth Cucille
Muscotech
Floyd Atkinson
Dwight
Wesley
Sarah
Pearl
Ada Arzola
Floyd, Jr
West
A. F. Kerns
Gertrude Head
Lecompton! Imion
Fittsburg
Rolla Jackson
Leola
Mary Essex
Douglas
John Dick
Austin Flory
Frank
Esther
Willi Curtis
Margaret
Marvin Bond
Donald
Dudley
Della
Yenna
Norman
Chesley Ward
Florene
Carl Rothrock
Betty
Lou McKinney
Lone. Star
Louella Watts
Mac
Payton Watts
Ita Stockwell
Stocky
and Schreider
Revi
Abilene
M. C
Harris
J. E. Shirk
Ralph Troxel
Nir
Elza Bahnmaier
In Springs
C. H. Grady
Christ's Hospital, Topeka
Heber
Ark
Oskaloosa
Zella Tliff
Adairky
TépeRka
M. M
Loring
Kans
Claire Kreider
J. W. Kreider
James Brass
Saving and earning with rabbit raising advised
Washington reports a Department of Agriculture bulletin promoting rabbit raising as a side line for extra pocket money and pleasure. It notes a 10 pound doe can yield about 20 young in a year, producing at least 50 pounds of meat by five months, with minimal daily effort and homemade waste as feed. It highlights meat and fur value, citing a Kansas City resident producing 490 pounds of meat annually for personal use and a Nebraska religious institution farming rabbits instead of poultry.
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Washington
U.P
Unle
Sam
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Nebraska
United States
Uncle Sam
Riverside and Topeka Sightings and Visits Across Community
A crowded note page records visits and travels among Riverside residents and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Qatman enjoy Topeka and Gage park. Oppermans move to Lawrence and stay with relatives near Butler. Texas visitor Mrs. A H Kammer praises Oatman family links. fishing trip with Chris Springer noted. numerous visits between Lawrence, Topeka, and nearby towns. Regular social calls and homecomings are described alongside weather quirks and a two inch rain affecting crops.
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Donald C. Martin
Kansas City
Don
Huff Business College
Frances Phillips
Chrissie Smith
Rosenna Ranfts
James Ranft
Lawrence
Leonard Hoffman
Bernice Knight
Bonner Springs
Cc. S. Hambleton
Ruth
Mildred Demuse
Johnson County
Democrat
Rhoda Shearer
Columbus
Kansas
J. E. Duveese
Clarence Hodge
Louis Corliss
Corliss
James Heckerson
The
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railroad
Topeka
James
Ranzts
Doris Phillips
Clarence Brown
Zorah
E. Burger
John Lappe
J. F. Haller
Moreland
Obkla
J. L. Gilchrist
Chas, Jewett
Harry Huddleston
Agnes Linden
Swope Park
A. T. Lowe
Ocheltree
Robert Stockmeyer
Gardner
de Soto Kansas River Land Co
J. B. Hymer
de Soto
E. J. Tuttle Clyde Browning
J. C. Lawrence
Kans
Lexington Township
Cly
Isses Marie
Dorothy Dowding
Marie Dowding
iTrene
Ruth Hiddlegton
Mildred Deneese
Margaret Anderson
Zoe Martin
C. W. Bell
Swindasty
Roxanna Ranits
Prairie Center
A. L. Grass
Roscoe J. Robinlean
Eudora
B. S. Taylor
Excelsior Springs
Lola Hambleton
Mttie Fanning
Roy Qatman
Gage Park
Jesse Opperman
Mery Springer
Itonor
Robert, Bucheim
M. Fox
Winfield
Frank Fox
Geo. W. Shearer
Stewarteville
Shearer
R. Doll
G. W. Husted
Cleveland
Council Bluffs
George W. Shearer
Ethel Shearer
Edith
Ernst
Cadwell
South Lawrence
Marie Preston
William. Cadwell
L. A. Brown
Brown
White
Linwood
Virginia Lee Brown
Wisconsin
Migs Wright
Vis
George Shearer
Will Opperman
Kermit
Edwin L. Riley resigns as Boston Nationals secretary
Edwin L. Riley, secretary of the Boston National League club, retires as Judge Emil E. Fuchs announces. The club president says an investigation into turnstile irregularities at Braves Field is closed with admission by the employee responsible. Edmund P. Cunningham is named to succeed Riley.
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Boston
Edwin L. Riley
Boston National, League Baseball Club
Emil.e. Fuchs
Fuchsj
Edmund P. Cunningham
The
Boston Traveler
Mer
Riley
Fuchs
New Law Adds Voters In Australia Trial of Compulsory Voting
United Press dispatch from Sydney reports Australia tests compulsory voting with nonvoters asked to justify abstention or face ten dollar fines. Excuses range from sickness to ignorance of polling day. one man jailed, another no candidate of faith. Officials expect at most ten percent fined, as the law boosts enfranchisement by about a million. In an electorate of 50,000, over 98 percent voted.
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A. WV. King
United Press Ondent
Sydney
Australia
Repairing County Jail and Courthouse Progress
The county courthouse and jail repair is underway with roughly half of the north porch of the jail torn down. Each block of removed stone is numbered to allow reset in the same place. A thunderbolt struck a maple tree near 346 Mississippi Street, damaging their porch area and knocking out lights and telephone service.
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Henry Albach
Mississipni Street
Otlock
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Haskell
Yemali
McAlester
Oxin
Perta
Western Association
Ardmore
Jearlia
Elf
O. W. Lind
John
Aig Dick
M. Dick
Ora Arnett
Arnald Horween
Harvard
Crimson
Howard McConnell
H. W. Hunter
Lecompton Sun
Charles Winter
H. A. Davidson
Maggie Freeman
Fern Blevins
Jean Martin
Mary Stiner
Missouri
Pnella Hickerson
Charles W. Bell
Carl Koehler
A. L. Cross
J. T., Martin
James Ranits
Frank Palete
Yuma
Arizona
Ite
E.E. Baker
Maxine
Maree
Jesse Coons
Peter Savage
Emma Jewell
Maurice, Austell
Kan
Charles Savage
Guy V.longstreet
Colony
R. W. Phillips
Lucile
Phillip
Eldorado
Kan. A
Lucile Ranfts
James Ranfts
Thelma Murphy
Shirly Atkinson
Ottawa
Harry
Hill
Hubert
Harold
Cidon
Frank Everett
Leon
Vida Hymer
Marie Welch
Missina Blaytock
Ed Blaytock
Bud Coy
de Soto State Bank
Arkansas
C. E. Jewett
R. L. Jewett
Kate
Anna
Jewett
Missouri Ozarks
Huffmann
Tiger Flowers
Eddie Huffman
Los Angeles
Walk Miller
Flowers
Joe Bohman
Toledo
el Paso
San York
Riverside
Barker
Ady
van Heusen
Phillips-Jones
N.Y
Heusen
Elaine Hammerstein
Jacque Logan “White
Reece
Wm, Desmond
Yorke
Mandalay
Bowersock
Tod Pers
Edmund Goulding
Productia
Charles Ray
Joan Crawford
Her's Drug Store
Manhattan
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