Indians Defeat Jathawkers In See-Saw Play
Indians beat Jathawkers 3 10 2 as Larcer Cr Aad and pitchers held off Kansas offense. Jayhawks received credit for a forfeit earlier, while the Bloated Wildcats faltered 26 to 4 as the 606 Glock battery dominated. Next round of league play set for Friday night with rising attendance noted amid 5 o’clock merchant rule. Two appointments and one promotion announced in Topeka.
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Miss Mary Wallace Crowned Champion at Anniversary Hockey Event
Miss Mary O Wallace daughter of the audculture secretary wins the hockey honors at a anniversary celebration. Kansas National Guard officers are announced with Charles J Manis Adjutant General Olen J Flower promoted to second lieutenant of infantry to fill vacancy at Company A Fourth Infantry. Robert J Justice from Topeka named second lieutenant engineers and recruiting officer First Trient. Leslie L Shanahan of Hutchinson promoted to captain in field artillery and named adjutant of the first battalion First Field Artillery. Adjutant General Martin reorganizes the Kansas Guard outpost signal company per War Department directives.
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KSAC Building Plans in Progress at Manhatan Campus
Plans for new campus buildings at KSAC move forward with a July 1 appropriation. A cafeteria and printing plant will be added at the south gate, freeing space in Nedzie Hall for journalism and English, while Water Hall additions, dairy and meat labs, and leased experimental land receive funding.
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Briquets as ideal fuel urged by Griffin Cozli and Company
Griffin Cozli and Company promotes briquets as an efficient fuel option and invites inquiries. The notice provides contact via phone 88 for further details and orders.
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Italian inventor unveils high speed airborne machine
In Rome on July 12 an Italian engineer Epaminonda Bertucci announced a revolutionary aircraft capable of over 300 miles per hour and vertical takeoff without a long run. Tests on a small scale reportedly yielded promising results, with Bertucci claiming rapid progress and potential military uses. The report notes accompanying political and local office changes in Lebano and Smith counties amid broader health and governance news.
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State Medical Board Moves to Topeka
Head of the Kansas State Board of Medical Examination and Registration will relocate its office to Topeka. Governor Alan announced the move, saying records will be housed in the state building now occupied by the board.
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