Upset bids in 1 League lead off baseball week
The first game tonight features the Scottish Ries versus the Indians as fans expect upsets in the 1 League. The Indians, on vacation, will field new faces in the lineup against the Masons while promising hot action in a packed week of League baseball.
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Indians
Masons
Odd Fellows
The
Elks
Haskell
Rotary Club
Holcom Ning
Jt ‘ Eagles
Aveek
Darkiess
Geysher Slowdown At Yellowstone Sparking Debate
Yellowstone notes report Old Faithful slowing with eruptions averaging 67 minutes and bursts lasting about 1 minute as scientists speculate on subsurface changes. Firehole River geysers show varied activity while Old Faithful continues to tower 150 to 200 feet as crowds monitor the steady spectacle. In Williamsport, Mayor Gilmore sentences four boys aged 9 to 14 to Sunday schooling for theft, warning they face reopening if disobedient. Also, veterans claim three principal Spanish American War camps still lead in continued organization of the same men after 27 years.
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A. P
Hole
Yellowstone
Williamsport
Gilmore
Art groups will feature exhibit in Carnegie International
Pittsburgh report on Homer Saint-Gaudens showing European art trends for the 1925 Carnegie International. The exhibit, opening October 15, will include paintings from England France Spain Germany Austria and eight other nations with Anglada Camarasa Ernest Laurent and Algernon Tokmadge on the jury. The American section will total 130 paintings and the largest group will come from England.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Europe
Germany
Homer Saint-Gaudens
Carnegie Institute
United States
England
France
Spain
Austria
New York
Pailadelphia
St. Louis
Nso
Garnegie
Anglada Y Camarasa
Ernest Laurent
Algernon Talmadge
Professor Honored at Bonn University Retirement
Prof Aldys Brandl, longtime head of Bonn University English, received a reception on his seventieth birthday marking retirement. He chaired the department and served as president of the German Shakespeare Society, a leading authority in German English philology and literature.
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Bertil
Associated | Press
Bonn University
Aldys Brandl
Universiy
Eng
Shi
Playgrounds Cut Child Fatalities Study Finds
New York July 27 A P research cited by the National Safety Council and Playground and Recreation Association shows cities with more playgrounds had far fewer child pedestrian deaths during 1922 to 1924. In Toledo, with 12 playgrounds, fatalities were low near playground areas while cities with few sites had higher rates. The study used quarter and half mile circles to map playground influence on child safety.
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New York
National Safety Council
Recreatio
Association of ‘America
Withich
Toledo
Playground growth and urban child fatalities report noted
The Richmond report notes that child automobile fatalities were less than 35 percent of pedestrian fatalities in a three year period ending December 21, 1924, with 12 children killed by automobiles. It cites 231 cities forming 635 playgrounds and 132 new athletic fields, highlighting urban playground expansion. In Kansas, Sheriff W A Hunterhoff of Riley County is faulted for a separate tax collection account, with $6,660.74 in deposits and $6,368.65 withdrawn, leaving $295.09, while tax-warrant collections totaling $3,180.70 were paid into the county treasury. officials weigh liability for county funds in noninterest accounts.
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Richmond
Playground and Recreation Association
Topeka
Kan
AL P
W. A. Hunteroff
Riley County
W. A. Hunter
Walter Reed Gage
B. Griffith
Gage
Manhattan
Hunter
Griffith
Pleasant Grove social notes provide family visits and dinners
The Pleasant Grove column lists numerous local visits and dinners across Lawrence, Tulsa, Stull, and other area towns. Families like the Messers, Ulrichs, Florys, and Lends share meals at various homes. The piece notes calls at Elmer Landis and Felix Tuchel households, along with community events such as a C. P. A. ice cream social at the schoolhouse scheduled for Saturday night July 25.
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Etta Price
Lawrence
Harry Ice
N. D. Messer
Rose
Elmer Landis
J. T. Bidinger
Tih
Rachel
Benita
Felix ‘Thehet
Ethel
Leona
Harold
Robert Ulrich
Felix'Tuchel
London Speculating on Wales After South American Journey
Speculation grows in London on the future travels of the Prince of Wales after his South American tour. After completing rounds of continents and meeting many peoples, he may settle into kingship duties and focus on business of rule. His career as a goodwill ambassador and polo enthusiast could shape future engagements.
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A. P
Prince of Wales
South America
Equator
London
Argentina
United States
Europe
Amove
Elephant Repeats Dousing Trick After Fourteen Years
Vienna reports Maidy the elephant at Schoenbrunn Zoo revived her water cannon act after 14 years when a restored bathing tank brought back a warm day celebration. She splashed the park inspector and about a dozen bystanders, echoing a past royal decree punishment, but the offense was overlooked.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Maidy
Iborn
Schoenbrunn Zoological Gardens
Laustria
Yellowstone Park Bears Rob Park for Candy and Chocolates
In West Yellowstone on a July day Associated Press reports Yellowstone bears led by the famed Jesse James raid tourists for sweets. The legend says Jesse James, a large black bear, halted autos in park roads to demand chocolate and candy, inspiring imitators among a growing bear gang feared by travelers.
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Mont
Associated, Press
Jesse James
Yellowstone National Park
Jesse
James
Imm
National Park
Isouthern Pullman
Yellowstone Park
Stony Point News Details Local Movements
Mrs John Dailey returns home from her daughter's in St Joe after a week visit Mr and Mrs D A Wray visited Lawrence shoppers Thursday afternoon They stopped at I D Cripe home in North Lawrence Lewis Georgii Noah Weimer and Ernest Wray fished at Toy Creek last Thursday and brought home catfish Dave Wray hauled four loads of wheat to Vinland elevator
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Robert Norment
St. Joe
D. A. Wray
Lawrence Ishoppers
I. D. Cripe
North Lawrence
Lewis Georgii
Noah Weimer
Ernnest Wray
Dave Wray
Vinland
Local notes From Vinland and Lawrence Visits and Events
Last week details include wheat receipts of 50 per bushel and tested grain remarks. Visits to E Roe home by Rev Kraig, Lewis Georgii, Noah Weinler, and John Dailey. Travel to Lawrence forenoon and a coal haul to the schoolhouse. Wm Nichtola’s funeral at 2:30 pm with burial at Day Cemetery led by Rev Laver. Tobanya Griffis visited Lawrence relatives. Jim Kassinger shopping Baldwin. area four miles east of Vinland.
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Lawrence
E. Roe
Lewis Georgii
Noah Weimler
Noah Weinler
John Dailey
Chas
Lewis
Vinland
Art Winters
John Tablet
Nichtolas, Las
Day Cemetery
Laver
Tobanya Griffis
Liawrence
Wm. Pumroy
Térricon Po Sen Dailey
Jim Kassinger
Baldwin
Vinland Rene
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