Tournament starts as teams list captains and dinners
The article lists tournament details with 108 players and matches lasting until Monday. Dinner will be served to all players, with orders to Mr. Strong by Monday. Captains leading numerous teams include Hickson, Strong, Gustafson, Barteldes, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Mr. Strongi
Arm Monaday
Evnd
Riling
R. R. Hickson
F. B. Strong
Anderson G. Gustafson
Eredo Barteldes
Owen- Carl
RW. Blackmat
Jack Bolin Sohn
Henry Chet Jones
AL I. “Boynton
F. L. Brown
Davis Chas
Decker F. Jaedicke
J V.K. Bruner
Edmiston
Geo. Esterly
R. Fitzpatrick
Carl
Harry Green
WW. Hutton
Woh
Johnson
Geo. Shandalius Marks
Hugh Means
Warren Benedict
Wm. Newman
R. G. Patterson
W. Sterling
Stoland
E. B. Stauffer
Glenn Chariton
Guy- Smith
Bullock
Earl Manchester
B. A. Bullock
J. H.driesback
A. G.mitchell
B. G. Gustafson Hoss ‘Clayton
Holliday
Jdev
Charles Geo. Hook
Herb Hill
Weaver'Hutton
B. Holmes
Alf
McClanahan
C.C
Stewart
Frank Jones
Claud Scott
Arthur
Kirchoff
John Hutton
Geo
jKuhne
Lloyd
Houston
el Lindley
J. Ty Skinner
Hmilier Pos Toyd Rankin
R, Payne H
T. Randle
M. Sanderson
Chas. Radcliffe
Dolph’ Simons
Karlsloose i Agalen Theil
W. E. Kennard
Downing
Lakin
Moore
Walker
John Stutza
Taylor Pick “Williams
A. Woodie
Guild
Governor Len Small Receptive To Scott Request
Detroit reporter James Sweinhart sought a governor conference on delivering Robert Scott to Illinois authorities. The telegram was forwarded to Cook County State's Attorney Robert Crowe, with no further action planned. Darrow denied being retained, while Russell Scott awaits hangings and Clemency telegraphs were discussed.
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Springfield
Associated Press
Small Today
James Sweintart
Detroit
Manh
Robert ‘Scott
Russell Scott
Robert I. Crowe
Cook County
Robert Scott
Russell
James Sweithart
Len Small
Robert
Scott Tollinois
News
Sweinhart
Dayton
Tenn
Cleréfice
Darrow
Scott
Chicago
Winds
Frith
Drowned Man Clyde McGee Found Down Kaw River
The body of Clyde McGee colored, drowned Sunday evening about 6 30 o'clock in the Kaw river a short distance below the dam, was found about 5 o'clock this morning by George Lake. The body floated three miles downstream from the drowning site near Mayridge in Royal Chapel London Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde ‘McGee
Kaw
George Lake
Rive
Schultz Returns From National Student SecretariesMeet
Schultz reports the National Association of Student Secretaries meeting at Saugatuck Michigan a success. About eighty student secretaries attended with top speakers including Miss Knight Bruce England Dr Richard Roberts Montreal Dr Reinhold Niebuhr Detroit and Dr A Bruce Gurry New York. States represented and two and a half weeks spent there proved profitable for University of Kansas YWCA officials including Mrs Schultz who presided two years ago at Estes Park Colorado and Marie Russ in Chicago for summer school served as Fraternal Delegate from the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Schultz
University of Kansas Y. MC. A
National Association of Student
YIM
Saugatich
Midh
Schultz
Mongi
Estes Park
Colo
Migs “Marie Russ
University of Kansas Y. W. C
Chicago
Deaths and Funerals Clyde McGee service details
Clyde McGee a 40 year old African American man died after a Kaw river Sun incident. Services will be held at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon at Funk Funeral Chapel with Rev T W Green and the colored Elks in charge. Burial will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Clyde
Mckee
Clyde McGee
Kaw River
Weldek
Funk Funeral
T. W. Green
The
Colored Elks
Oak Hill Cemetery
Everest Conquest Depends on Tibetan Permit Says Earl
London July 21 4A P Addressing the Royal Geographical Society the Earl of Ronaldsway stated that Everest conquest hinges on Tibetan Government permission not the Mount Everest Expedition or committee readiness. He warned that success rests on permission rather than organization or dispatch readiness.
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London
Royal Geographical Society
Earl of Ronaldsway
Everest
Bowersock Theater Set For Two Week Remodeling
The Bowersock theater will close for about two weeks for a remodeling program. The lobby will be redesigned with a center front glass and marble box office, display lounges along the north lobby, glass pillars with lights, and improved entrances to remove a high step at the main entry. Show programs will resume after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowersock
Palestine moves to regulate dangerous drugs law
Jerusalem reports an ordinance to control manufacture import export and possession of dangerous drugs. Penalties include up to one year imprisonment or a 1000 dollar fine or both for exports or imports. The measure also covers aiding crimes outside Palestine and enforces relevant acts where applicable. Southwest Kansas drenched by rain with multiple towns reporting inches. Frank Schubert aged 31 wrote 625 sonnets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Government of
Palestine
Local social notes and community updates from Bonner Springs area
The column records visits and greetings among Bonner Springs residents and neighboring towns. Mr and Mrs Jamieson Woot, Mr and Mrs Lehmen of Lawrence, and other families hosted guests. a funeral for Wm Witt was attended. clubs met, including the Oakridge Birthday club with patriotic readings and a planned picnic. July 4th celebrations at Mrs A F Brown’s home, and farm work like potato digging and threshing occupy local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isatee Toms
Jamies
Woot
Bonner Springs
Toms’ Horfie
Culeras Lodge
Miss van Dervoort
Merce
and. Tre
John Lehman
Lawrence
Witt Rice
Frank Johns
Ross Stanwix
Wm. Witt
Budord
F. Dickenson
Charles Hotel
Chas. Y Wasterling
Cawker
City
Frank Bereiter
Kansas City
Ira Hoge
Minnie Carkins
Frank Walters
L. Walters
H. G. van Neste
Leavenworth
Shrine Park
Ta Martin
Marguerite Johns
Dorothy, Watson
DeSoto
Joe Austel
Lawrenee
Fred Watson
DeSot
Sam Hall
Oakridge
Mildred ‘Leonhard
Betty Nan Hemphill
America
Club
Helen Wise
Clifford DeHoff
Judgment Granted in District Court Case for Speer Mansfield
Judge Means granted a judgment in favor of Joseph W Speer and W J Mansfield against John and F Mt id. The defendants owe 319.70 to the plaintiffs. The decision follows yesterday's court session and assigns one fourth interest to Frank Fox and Abe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Frank Fox
Abe
Joseph W.,speer
W.J. Mansfielt
John and
F. Mt. Id
Means
Action to Open Impassable Township Road
W. E. Petefish filed in district court against Kankawa township board to compel opening a brush-filled road near 1532 Massachusetts Street. Plaintiff argues the road is impassable, forcing residents east of Barber School to detour to reach the school, and seeks an order to restore the road in proper condition. Bathing caps advertised at Rankin’s Drug Store.
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District Court
Massachusetts ‘Street
W. E. Petefish
Kanwaka
Barber
Petefish
Personal News From Mrs Inez Ross Kansas City Visit
Mrs Inez Ross traveled to Kansas City today for a several day visit. Wanda Ball, recently married, has twisted plans with Mrs Inez Ross. Mr and Mrs B L Hutchcraft hosted a motor trip to St Louis with their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez
Ross
Kansas
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Springer
McFarland
Iver Edmondson
Arnold
Ralph, Durland
North ‘Dakota
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Haskell
North Dakota
Schanander
Ralph
South Park
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Elks
Ellerbrook
Howard
Merritt
Arzuld Jesse Sinstol
Emeul
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Palestine Government
Southwest
Wichita
Kan
Wichit
Ikansz City
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Arden City
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Sterling
Frank Schubert
Rands
Rankin's Drug
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Bee Jesse E Lasky
Qaramo
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