Moose Beat Lawyers In Twilight League Protest Stir
The Moose lost to the Lawyers 11 to 6 in a Twilight League game after a protest over last night’s recruitment appears to be under review. Ed Rising and Shorty Ogden powered the Moose offense while Bellis and Traynor led the Lawyers in a high scoring fifth inning.
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Pimyeres
Idok
Moose
Woodland
Williams
Tegalites
Bellis
Ribng
Shorty
Ogden
Tery
Sproull
Rice
Heines
Carl Hicks
Asher
Benson
Riting
John
Traynor
Spronll
Hicks
Hughes
Brooks
Bunt Trayner
Scor
Sgallen
Lyo
Beltinghouse
Haney
Robinson
Honey
Latryers
J. Riling
Ob - Ogden
B. Asher
E. Rilings
B. Ee
Fo Owilliams
E.f
Rellis_p
Rollinghouse
Kansas Man Aims For Pugilistic Title
Wichita July 1 Ed Wallace a 205 pound six foot four tall man plans to pursue boxing after years as a Wichita streetcar motorman. He leaves his job to test whether he can challenge the current champion and develop into a top fighter.
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Wichita
Waichita
Ed * Wallace
Wallace
Johnson
Oldfield Breaks Record at Portland Race Meet
Portland Ore July 11 Barney Oldfield driving a Christie set a new Pacific coast dirt track record in 52.5 seconds for a mile at the Segend of two days meet on the gorse club track. The program also mentions road-building efforts in Kansas and a disturbing infant death case in Sedgwick, with local theater notes and advertisements filling the remainder of the page.
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Portland
Ore
lPavifiees
Portland Auttomohile Racing Assotiation
Gorse Club
Aternoon
Barney Oldfield
Christie
Fing Pacific
Jack Johnson Opens Cafe Champion in Chicago
The champion heavyweight scrapper of the world opens a cafe in Chicago described as top in the country. Lil Artha Johnson joins as promoter and plans the spot as a hub for celebrities of the 1950s theater and entertainment scene. The venue features lavish design and aims to attract actors and notable figures when they visit.
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Chicago
Misto
Arthur Johnson
Texas
Artha
Lil Artha
Jack
Oklahoma third party movement launched at conference
The Oklahoma conference in Oklahoma City concluded with Governor Frank Frantz presiding and calling the movement. A state convention is planned for July 24 to name delegates for the national Congress, with provisional executive committee members from several districts named. Roosevelt support is uncertain as electors will be chosen by district conventions and mandamus efforts may be used to form the slate.
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Independence
Kan
Erbert
Cne
Herbert
Cavaness of
Chin
Winfield
Cedarvale
Farmer
Frantz
Oklahoma
jSkicvia
Brokher
Frank Frantz
Bartlesville
Ileltes
Provisional Site
Clarence
Ixraines
Prague
Holevah
Diamens City
C.1disney
Muskogee
E. K. Butler
United States Senate
Frantz W
Roosevelt
Willy
Roosevelt third party petitions circulated in Nevada counties
Nevada news notes a Roosevelts third party movement launching with petitions for signatures in every county. Delegates will go to the Chicago national convention. In Lawrence, officials remind automobile owners to pay the 1912 license tax at the city clerk.
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Reno
Nev
Roosevelt
Nevada
Nekwada
Chicago
New Party
Lawrence
Tee
TE. Myers
Wheat Test Indicates Large Clay County Crop Potential
Report from Clay Center Kansas notes first wheat of the season grown by Frank Rowland north east of town yields over 20 bushels per acre and tests at 64 pounds to the bushel. The wheat is the heaviest seen at the Clay Center market in years and millers say it is the best tilling wheat in the county. Rowland was paid 85 cents a bushel. Across the region harvest hands are in high demand with labor shunted to rail work and farmers watching trains for workers. Also reported are harvest trip notes from Kansas University athletes and the funeral of Arthur H. Speitz in Topeka with burial at Oak Hill.
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Airdome
Redman
Kansas University
Gustafson
Billy
Clay County
Clay ‘Center
Kan
Mary
Frank Rowland
Clay Center
Abe Berry
Rowland
Hodge City
Kyat
Aly
Dodge City
Athle Lakes
Dan Hazen
Marald Wilson
Kansas
Trark
Hei
Arthur R. Speitz
Artin HK
Speitz
Topeka
Mmuraine
Connectivut
Oak Hi
Mr. Speitz
Lawrence
Tupekalwenty
Nleedohy
Sand
Willian
Wiedemann
Markets by Wire: Kansas Siew Ghilts and Provisions
Markets by wire report pricing for staple goods and futures. Kansas City live market notes wheat corn and cattle figures with partial prices and receipts. Chicago stock columns show unsettled futures with July and September contracts and altered bids.
Fragmented Fruit List From An Irregular OCR Note
A garbled OCR entry lists fruits and produce such as cucumbers beans tomatoes summer squash cinnamon squash cantaloupes watermelons and plums. Several misread words obscure item names while plant and fruit terms appear scattered with stray characters and spacing.
Untitled social notes fragment across Des Moines and nearby towns
Miss Marys Suilk at Des Moines, Town line sparsdine Hie past, weeks with Mr. and Mrs. A. Comer. Whaley spent several May with Miss Grav ning at Babbar. Nina and Gene Woes accompanied Monette to Lawrence with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Whatloe hope to return to Wansag City after a works visit with relatives. Baby girl birth noted to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Arreliisten in Kansas City. Mrs. Hussell BoMting Rusell visited, Mr. Anderson mentioned. Gertrude Ortwi neighborhood events, Mundsaxt shore coastes. Brechesten out, Aunt overseeing telephone line. Margaret spent time near Shanley Land. Russell family entertained. Various visitors at G.O.8 home. Sunday Mrs. Uartion hosted a small gathering. Miss Marg re Spad Me Shanley. Continuous local social notes with scattered names and places.
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Marys Suilk
Des Moines
Despie Whaley
Gravning
Babbar
Nina
Gene
Lawrence
Frigands
Wansag City
Nat Mars
Eirl
Gertruds
Ortwi
Brechesten
Fixtus
Margaret
Russellie Peoples
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