Haskell Faces Loyola and Detroit in 1927 Schedule
Haskell’s 1927 football slate lists Loyola University of New Orleans and the University of Detroit as the toughest opponents. Detroit visits on November 3, Loyola comes to Lawrence on November 12 for the homecoming. Tulsa Oklahoma City University and St. Regis College Denver are new and Oklahoma games added. A return game with Loyola is planned for 1928.
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Loyola University of New Orleans
University of Detroit
Haskell
Frank W. McDonald
Skell
J. W. Thomas
Detroit
Loyola
Lawrence
McBride
Quigley
Edmonds
Anderson
Nets
Rice
Quantico Alarmos
Shaughnessy
Uniat Minnesota
Tilane University
Missouri
Wolf Pack
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma City
Tulsa Sa University
Tulsa
Western
St. Regis College of Denver
Denver
Rkepihs
Lewre
Morningside College
School of Oste
Moines “University
Olkdahome City University
Hamaus
Regle College
Detroit University
Derei
France
Hom
Nev
Ee Elen University
Ton
Olin
St. Navier
Cincinnati
Hin
ST Eden En
Tusa
Scout Rally Called At First Methodist Church
A scout rally next Friday at 8 pm in First Methodist Church will announce changes from national headquarters allowing second class Scouts to earn merit badges. Ralph Childs outlines a Lawrence Boy Scout camp report to be given by Childs and Scoutmaster Leslie B. Miller. The Lawrence group secures strong swimming and fishing ro tations. trip to Camp Oka Sita on the dames river near Galena begins August 24 and returns the first week in September, with an overnight stop at Joplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Ralph Childs
National Headquarters
Scouts
Lawrence
Camp
Oka Sita
Dames River
Galena
Mog
Childs
Leslie B. Miller
Joplin
Ruthless Romania crowns 5 year old king amid regency
In Bucharest a five year old boy named Michael becomes ruler of Romania as a regency council handles duties. The youngest European monarch in recent history inherits the throne while the government stabilizes under a guiding body.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Michael
Infant King Michacek of Roumania rises to throne myth
Infant King Michacek of Roumania is poised to ascend after years of unusual life and royal scandal. Grandson of King Ferdinand, son of Prince Carol who forfeited the crown, the young ruler speaks English French and Romanian, will be guarded by nurses from three lands as he trains for kingship.
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Ation
Kingel
Michael
Ferdinand
Marie
Carol
Helene
Greece
Romania
Lester M Coy Elected New Legion Head In Kansas
Lester M Coy wins unanimous approval as head of the Legion Aires at a Kansas convention. The group backs a bill once approved by the Senate but stalled in the House to recognize wartime officers by length of service. Other actions urge continuing child welfare work for orphans of soldiers, automatic premium bans on converted life policies, reinstatement of government life insurance for disabled veterans without back premiums, faster adjusted compensation settlements, and study of memorial hall administration in Kansas cities.
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Legionaires
Senate
Congress
House
Regu
Orphars
Deveton
Citizh
Veterans’ Bureau
Memorial Halls
Kansas Cities
Sr O
City finances show a gain of twenty thousand dollars
An analysis of the quarterly statement reveals a gain of $20,000 in city funds from April 1 to July 10, 1927. The paper notes increases tied to upcoming July taxes and that receipts were largely spent on payments, leaving balances lower than earlier.
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Stevenson
Male Quartet Over WREN Broadcast Tonight at 9
The Dread quale quartet appears on WREN radiotram this evening at 9 oclock. Members are W B Dalton first tenor Charles W Thomas second tenor Edwin Price baritone and Robert Taft bass. Program includes The Chi and other songs.
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Wren
Ovclock
W. B. Dalton
Charles W. Thomas
Edwin ¥. Price
Sbaritone
Robert Taft
Sohn Prinile
Sweet ‘Sons
S. L
Mabel Warne
Matt Rils
Olathe Bus Protest Filed Against New Line
Olathe protested to the public service commission against a Kansas City to Olathe bus line by MacDavid-Silver Stage Line. Hearing set for August 1. Another protest from Kansas City Kaw Valley and Western Railway for a state wide east to west bus route, hearing August 3. Linwood goad roads meeting to discuss state highway 32 linking Kansas City and Lawrence via Bonner Springs. $32 stolen from clothing store on Seventh and Arkansas. Royal team baseball setup teased with a phone contact for dates.
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Topeka
Kans
Olathe
Public Service Commission
Kansas City
Tansas City, Kaw Valley and Western Railway
Tanaiipeaniateee
Linwood
Chamber of Commerce
Bonner Springs
Tour ends in death near Lancaster and injuries in wreck
An automobile tour along the east end resulted in death for Mrs. Robert Satz 55 of Lebo Kansas and serious injuries to her husband brother-in-law and three children. The car struck a trolley car and was taken to Reading hospital. The group was en route to Laureldale. Police and investigators labeled the crash a fatal accident.
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Lancaster
East
Robert Satz
Lebo
Kansas
Hert Spatz
Local Family Visits and Community Notes Across Twin Mound
Daisy Montford and Mrs. Bowen spent Friday afternoon with relatives in Twin Mound. Dozens of neighbors and families are listed visiting, hosting, or spending days with kin in Lawrence, Topeka, and nearby towns. A local softball game saw Belvair A. P. A. beat Watson 17 to 5, while multiple residents readied threshers and shared meals with relatives. Mr and Mrs Raymond Hoffsommer welcomed a daughter. other entries mention outings, visits, and weekend gatherings.
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Daisy Jean Montford
Twin Mound
Ler Ant
Taisy Bowen
Hildenbrand
Ants Rake of
Lawrence
D. I. Rake and
Weekend Gatherings and Local Notes From Berryton Area
Henry Stull and family spent Sunday at Berryton with Mrs M Walter and family. Mrs Jake Bidinger and Bernita and Rachel were at the Frank Houk home Thursday afternoon. Francis Lavin trucked hogs to Kansas City Tuesday for Bert Walter of Lecompton. The W M S met at the church Thursday afternoon due to busy times. Belvoir C P A ball team will play the All Stars of Vaya on the Belvoir diamond Sunday afternoon July 31. Mrs Filmer Bahnmaier helped with threshers Monday. Roy Deskin had wheat hauled to Lawrence by Virgil Wilson Saturday. Frank Selch was operated on in Lawrence Saturday morning. Rev Finley to preach Sunday morning July 31 on Daniel. cantata to follow at 8 o'clock. Parts and choir listed with many locals named. Mr and Mrs Wy Murphy spent a afternoon at the Summerings near Lecompton. Jim Murphy and family attended the Topeka show last week. Mrs Frank Bidinger and Franklin at the Gibler home in Clinton Saturday afternoon.
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Mise Rosel Alberts
Bobby
Lawrence
Herman’ Buckheim
Willie Shaw
Hartman
Florence
Helen Connore
Rake's
Lawrence Kupper
Topeka
Charlie
Houk
Evelyn
Raith
Harvey
Ernest Wulfkuhle
Wesley
Sam Darks
Patrick
Mary Anderson Stunt
Geo. Alderson
Frank Ruchheim
Dave
Johnson
Likeim
Kraft
Albert Honikhana
Lillie Rachringer
Rudy Vernon
Tiveka
Henry Deister
Harry Unger
Jack Simpsons
Geo. Coffman
North Lawrence
Floyd .Shellhorn
Richard Shelhorn
Lawrence Aith
John Unger
Esther
George
Jake Bidinzer
Raymond Hoffsommer
Harn
Toneka
Oliver Kraft
Kansas City
John Kraft
John Wilson
Stenwich
Frank Houk
Fred Klock
Ave Walter
Belvair G. P. A. Bails
Watson
Watson Diamond
Belvair
Mary Stull
Orange
Calif
Henry Stull
Berryton
M. Walter
Jake Bidinger
Bernita
Rachel
Francis Lavin
Kansas
City
Bert Walter
Lecompton
Finyd ‘Shellhorn
Harry Wulfkuhle
James Steele
Belvoir C. P. A
All-Stars
of Vaya
Belvoir
Wm. Bahnmaier
Lula
Thelma
Jake Bidinger Haime
Virgil Wilson
Finley
Daniel
James Brass
Vernon Boehringer
Chris Kraft
Lydia Wulfkuhle
Amelia “Nichols
George Houk
John Stull
Trwin Kraft
Rev. Finley
Harold Howl
Albert Hildenbrand
Rose Brags
Lottie Shaw
Margaret Bidlinger
Rose Kraft
Amelia Twis
Esther Burgert
James Brags
Tales
Ruby Boch‘Meer
Wy. Murphy
Theummings
Jim Murphy
Frank Bidinger
Franklin
Gibler
Clinton
Funeral Attends John Pickens in Lawrence Sunday
Buck Creek notes funeral attendance for John Pickens in Lawrence on Sunday. Individuals including Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gordon, Marian Louise, and relatives in attendance, with other local mentions of visits, names, and small community updates across the area.
Feminists rally for Equal Rights Amendment drive
National Woman's Party leaders unveil a two year plan to push the federal constitutional amendment for suffrage, with Maud Younger directing legislative campaigns and Mabel Vernon coordinating organizing efforts. Farm women and state leaders in Colorado Springs and Maryland pledge mobilization for on farm support, while new officers take the helm to intensify nationwide campaigning.
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Wational Woman's Party
Innet
Maud Yaunker
Mabel Vernon
Parencé Bayard Willes
Clarence M. Smith
Valentine Wwinters
Nations
Tower Row
Cerhi
Isaac Dixon
Harry Williams
Burm
Colorado Springs
Colo
Iucretiz Mott
C. H. Belmont
New York
Nf Ty
Alice Paul
Clarence M
Sheé
Delaware
Gail Laughlin
Maine
Florence Ray-Hilles
Carolina
Maud Younger
Congress
Williams
Maryland
Dixon
Maryland Stai
Altritsa Club Dinner Honors Louise Hersey Leaving for Lansing
The Altritsa club of Poneka held a dinner last evening at Broad View Inn honoring Louise Hersey who will leave for Lansing Michigan where she has accepted a position in the general services department of the Yo AW. The gathering included initiates and remarks by local officials and educators. James Skidmore and others were mentioned in local social notes along with visitors and events at Kansas University summer sessions.
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Altritsa Club
Poneka
Broad View Inn
Louise
Hersey
Lansing
PR Delta Rappit
Li Wolfy
Hig Schol
Hiawatha
A. Bunk
Arisieip
Byrh Osehoel
Kansas City
Toop
Sn T Wilson
Ny Baldwin
Rooseygh
Salina
Hans GC. Olsen
Une Trainings
Stake Nariihl
Kearney
Neb
K. U
Boards of Education
Supe
Personal notices list third person travel and visits
Miss Gertrude Gibvare plans a stor vacabing visit in Schenectady New York and New Haven Connecticut as guest of Miss Truth and Miss Williston. Mrs Harry Doddevidee and two sons return from parks and nearby area after staying since early June. Miss Gwendolyn Ehlers of Kissley will stay at Ary and T A Day’s home then depart tonight for New York on a buying trip for Innes store.
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Gertrude Gibvare
Sehneeraily
N. Y
New Haven
Conn
New York
Innes Stare
Birth Announcement and Local Notices From Eudora
Mr and Mrs Jobe Selipper announce the birth of a six and a half pound son on Thursday July twenty first. Mr and Mrs W L Carter and daughter Vanetta Belis and sons Billy motored to Grenoa Kansas visiting Mr and Mrs F L Robertson over Sunday. Eudora high school announces faculty for coming term led by R A Church principal J Boone manual training Roscoe Robinson math Galfa Zook Ewan Thomas Beatty coach Miss Athel Fulton domestic science Miss Velma Smith music. Mrs Homer White visited Topeka to Sunday with sister Mrs George Seybold family. Mr and Mrs Seybold and daughters Verg Geneva of New York City spent time with Mr and Mrs White. Katherine presents of Lawrence visited sister Mrs William Zimmerman. Mrs C B Johnson and sister in law Mrs C R Viers of Tulsa spent Wednesday in Topeka shopping. Master George Martin two year old son of Mr and Mrs Franks.
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Kathleen Smith
Olnthe
Tor
Hubert Woodard
Kansas University
Tapwrence
Iota Phi Phi Club
Joe Iva Miller
Lels
Dellings
Ruby Miller
Rornits
Misselentwert
Kingsas City
Endora J
Levi Woodard
Nera Woodard
Wiss Manrvin Moore
Ruth White
Mildred White
Marley
Pearl Daugherty
Dorathirine Monte
Lucille Grdmse' Af Terry
Taville Gramer Af Deri
Endora Rural High School
Golda Zo
Kang
Airs
Minnie Jones
Mrrest Gerstenberger
Hos
Taining
Tev
Louiel
Ernest
Fuller
Alf Tohn
Mandy
Kansas
Joe Af Eddleston
Moody
Bonds
Jess Kyaghill
Topeka
Fd Carr
Douglas ‘County
Epworth
Marlex’s Grove
Rudera League of the Methodist Church
Douglas County
Epworth League
Hey, Harman
Evans
Baldwin
Rev. Holman
Kansas CityDistrict
Epworth- Fonzue
Saltwin Inscitute Board
Baldwin Institute
Chester’ McGuire
St. Lowis
Orme
McGuire
Bert Danjiherty
Hobart Wondard
Rudolph Hammer
State Hospital
Eudora
Myra
Hammer
Frank Eker
Kansas City
Joh Rothbarger
W. V. Schehrer
Alfred Seiwald
Bert Seiwald
Ald Grosdilier
Kan City
Amma Schehrer
St. AE Hospital
Charles Brown
Lawrence
Netheri
Ed Milburns
Dick Crane
Ardella
Alice
Olathe
Alice Crane
Ruth
Pear
Dancherty
William Knake
Hilda
P. J. Nels
A. E. Macaghrie
Paul Bu
Parga Smith
J. A. Jonas
Hubert Woolard
John Selaister
Delock
Jobe Seliipper
W. LU. Carter
Vanetta Belis
Billy
Grenoa
Kans
Homer White
George Seybold
Seybold
Verg
Geneva
New York City
White
Katherine Dresents
Laurence
William Zimmerman
C. B. Johinson
CR. Viers
Tulsa
Okla
George Martin
Franks
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Kyle
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James Holoday
Susie
Will Norwine
J.P. Wagner
Merle Blaylock
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Lorand Ward
Jess Wricht
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Tom
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Harold
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Erma Martin
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A. Banknecht
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H.R. Hollar
Methodist Church
Methodist
William Halfort
Ohio
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Mos
Clarkr
St. Paul's
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Helr
Than Behnasek
Natoma
Ru. Paul's Evangelical Church
Hanck
Lee Fritch
Cushing
J. F. Marley
California
J Can Durr
Charles Pillar
Todas
Nobib Grand
Fred Banenhan
Elemeent Dougherty
C. S. Fuller
George Gothhad
Wouter
Fred Walker
Greene Westerhouse
Moo
N. Gar
McNish
Martin of
Tawrence
Hedwig Zoellner
Colorado
James Skidmore
Cle
Cory
SSS Ubour
Ivetsatyear
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Chamberlain’s
Chamberlain Medicine Company
6Th Avenue
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlains
Fritz
Arge
Schubert
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