Kansas Beats Nebraska 2 to 0 in Valley Season Finale
Kansas wins the closing valley game 2 0 over Nebraska Cornhuskers in a pitchers duel. Davis pitched well despite five Kansas errors as Nebraska totaled four hits while Kansas managed six. Continuous scoring came in the third on a Price steal and Bloomer double steal with Bloomer scoring on Louborg sacrifice, final 2 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nebraska ‘Cornhuskers
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Davis
Jayhawk
Clark
Price
Wenzel
Bloomer
Landberg
Keystone
Louborg
Staplin
Bloom
Lonhore
Petty
Smahin
Kennedy
Dou
Volz
Russell
Smaha
Lilveiper
Lonborg
Blochner
Wwsuyel
Feft
Kansag
Lewelen
Vayis
Lewellen
Kane
Kansas City
Creighton to Standardize All Athletics Under Corboy Plan
Creighton University announces a year 1923 24 program to standardize every athletic department to major university standards under Father William J Corboy and five year contract to A A Schabinger as University Athletic Director. Noted coaches Chet Wynne and Mac Balbridge lead varsity football basketball and other prep staff Lloyd McGahan and J Drehnan named prep coaches enhancing training and intramural participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Corboy
S. J
Creighton University
Father Corboy
A. A. Schabinger
Missouri Valley
Chet” Wynne
Notre Dame
Midland
Mac
Balbridge
Yale
Lloyd, McGahan
McGahan
Kansas State Teachers College
Kansas
Springfield
Massachusetts
G.A. College
Stagg
Tom Jones
Drefnan
Waited 1000 Women to Read Green Bros Ad on Back Page
A back page advertisement from Green Bros drew attention as readers waited for a feature titled Waited 1000 Women to read the promotion. The brief item notes reader interest in the ad and its placement.
Predict Yank Victory in 1924 Paris Olympiad Says General Sherrill
Rome June 2 AP General Sherrill former Yale star says the 1924 U S Olympic team has the best athletes globally. He notes strong college depth in sprints with PadDock, broad jump with Gourdin, swimming favoring Weismuller, plus army navy teams, rifle, fencing, rowing, winter sports at Chamonix, and a robust American Remount Association entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Associated Press
United States
Sherrill
Yale
Crouch
Romé
International Olympic Committee
Gourdin
Green Brothers Athletics Face Heart of America in Lakewood
Baseball fans expect a tough test as Lawrence's Green Brothers Athletics meet the Kansas City Heart of America nine at Woodland Park tomorrow. Jerry Kilbuck will pitch for Lawrence, with Kilbuck noted as a formidable starter. Traffic and parking available along the diamond as crowds grow weekly for this home town team event. Bill Henry announces Custer will return for the coaches' school and join the Green Brothers later this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Bill Henry
Green Brothers Athletics
Heart of America
Kansas City
Jerry Kilbuck
Kilbuck
Indians
Heart of America Nine
Woodland Park
Custer
University
Green Brothers
Faculty Seniors Face Annual University Exhibition Game
Nine University faculty members returned to old gloves and uniforms to play the senior class on the stadium field this afternoon. Coaches John Bunn and Karl Schlademan will guide the faculty team with Schlademan on the mound and Bunn catching. Fred Murphy captains the senior squad as both sides prepare for the annual commencement program event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunn
Karl Schlademan
Schlademan
Bunn
Fred Murphy
University
Arrant
Rice
Isenberg
Allen
Fred Hill
Keeler
Ingham
Strickland and Garrett to duel in world horseback golf match
In Norton Kansas on May 31 1930 Hugh Strickland Fort Worth Texas world champion bronc rider and Sam Garrett University of California world champion roper will play a golf on horseback match at the opening of the Midway Golf tournament and Midway Rodeo The winner will be crowned the world horseback golf champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Kan
Hugh Strickland
Fort Worth
Tex
Sam Garrett
University of California
Prizes Announced for Haskell Interclass Track Meet
Local firms list awards for the Haskell inter-class track meet to be held Monday at 2:30. prizes include cash, clothing, footwear, and personal items across 100 to one mile events plus special races, with sponsors such as Houk & Green, Skofstad's, Rankin Drug Store, Ober's Clothing, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Houk & Green
Skofstad’s
Rankin Drug Store
F. B. McCulloch
Gruge
Oetazor
Gillette's
Spot Cash Shoe
Ideal Clothing Co
Ober’s Clothing
Goldsmith
Williams-Herod Clothing
Lander’s
University Book
Zane ‘Grey
F. J. Carter
Fountain
Newman Shor Co
Outlook
Keeler's
Dick Bros
Drug. Co
Bell Music Store
Koch Harmonica
N. Straffon
Hook & Green
Cart
Wolf's Book
Lawr Rene
Round Corner Drug Store
Hutchings & Biggs
L. L. Philips
City Drug Store
L. IL. Rising
Cutter & Smith
Sively Moore
Panielgraphy
Maskell
K. Weaver
Gustafson
Junioy
EB. Greer
Fischer's
Smith's Chocolate Shop
Watkins’ Bank
Journal- World
Aa. Marks & Son
Teacher shortage hits Kansas high schools in 1920s report
Topeka reports a persistent shortage of high school instructors despite many graduates available. Secretary F L Pinet of the Kansas State Teachers Association says about a thousand more applications exist than positions, due to high standards and district consolidation. Salaries remain similar to last year, averaging 150 to 200 dollars monthly, with higher pay for administrative posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas
F. L. Pinet
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Pinet
Teachers’ Placement Bureau
Sarazen Wins Lytham Stroke Play Cup in Narrow Margin
Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen finished first and second in the Northern Professional Golf Association championship at Lytham. Sarazen shot 206 to Hagen 292 over 72 holes and earned the cup plus 100 pounds for strong late play. Johnny Farrell and Jim Barnes tied for twelfth with 302.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarazen
Lytham
Associated Press
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Northern Professional Golf Association
Johnny Farrell
Jim Barnes
Change in church hours due to university baccalaureate services
The Sunday evangelical church service time is moved to 5 30 p m from the usual 8 o clock because of the University baccalaureate exercises.
Eldridge Taxi and Baggage Station Ad
Taxi and baggage service in Eldridge with contact number 148. Note references a theater piece titled A Tempest in a Tub on the Back Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge Taxi
Station— Taxi and Baggage
Call 148
Entomologist C. E. Sanborn Returns Home From KU
Prof. C. E. Sanborn state entomologist from Oklahoma A. & M. college at Stillwater has returned to Girard Kansas after attending the last term at Kansas University. He is on leave of absence from Oklahoma College and has been working for a Master’s degree in Entomology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn
C. E. Sanborn
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Stillwater
Okla
Girard
Kans
K. U
Oklahoma College
Nichols Fined in Police Court Appeal Planned
Ralph Nichols was fined $50 and costs in police court after arrest on a charge of interfering with a police officer. George Melvin, Nichols’ attorney, filed an appeal bond and said the case would go to district court. See "A Tempest in a Tub" on
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Ralph
M.’. Nichols
George Melvin
Tobacco Industry Profile from 1922 Yearbook
A 1922 Department of Agriculture yearbook summarizes the U S tobacco industry. Key players include Kentucky North Carolina and Virginia producing most value with Lancaster County and Hartford County leading by region. 10 291 manufacturing establishments employ 193 000 people and internal revenue nears 300 million yearly. Growth includes shading for cigar wrappers in Connecticut and Florida and the rise of machine made cigarettes from 4 billion to 60 billion annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Department of ‘Apticulture
Kentucky
North Carolina
Virginia
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Hartford County
Connecticut
Agricultural Department
Florida
Haskell Indian Band to Perform Sunday Evening Concert
The Haskell Institute hosts a Sunday 6 15 pm concert directed by Alexander Melevichoff. The program includes Medley Overture York by Electric Light The Serenade Stella Calanthe Hungarian Dance No 5 Luttspiel Alicia and You've Got to See Mamma Every Night among others. The Star Spangled Banner and Valse Espagnole Santiago also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Indian
Haskell Institute
Alexander Melevichoff
York
Electric Light
O. Dewitt
Victor Herbert Fox
Stella
al Jorgon
Abe Holzmann
Keler Bale
Alicia
Howard Moon Ballet
Luigini Fox
Mamma
Billy Rose
Rentyeetircemenie Etek
J. Brahms Valse
Espagnole
Santiago
Perenne
Corbin Fox
A. H. Gibbs
Seismic Observatory Planned Beneath St Ignatius Campus
Father Frederick L. Odenbach announces a subterranean seismic observatory to be carved from rock under the new St. Ignatius college campus in Fairmount Heights Cleveland. He says the rock will provide a perfect foundation for pendulums and seismographs to record tremors without surface interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Press
America
St. Ignatius College
Fairmount Heights
Frederick L. Odenbach
College Observatory
Odenbach
Seventy four apply for Kansas bar exam this June
Seventy four men and women will appear before the state board of bar examiners June 18 and 19 for the annual examination for admission to the Kansas bar. Five women are in this year's class. Names include Anna M. Cunningham Frances E. Bowersock Minnie Shaw Pauline G. Woodward and Ivah C. Raines. The total applicants since 1903 reaches 1787. The board has held a preliminary conference to draft questions and regulations. members include A. M. Keene Fr. Scott Judge W. E. Hutchinson James A. Troutman I. Hale and J. V. Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Board of Bar Examiners
Anna M. Cunningham
Hutchinson
Frances E. Bowersock
Baxter Springs
Minnie Shaw
Kansas City
Pauline G. Woodward
Lawrence
Ivah C. Raines
Kansas
Board of Examiners
A. M. Keene
Scott
W. E. Hutchinson
Garden City
James A. Troutman
I. Hale
la Crosse
Junction City
Journalists to Attend International Press Congress in Sweden
Fifty leading journalists from around the world, including six from the United States, will join the International Press Congress in Gothenburg, opening June 16 with the Tercentennial Jubilee Exposition. Afterward they tour Sweden, guided by arranged travel plans and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Associated Press
United States
International Press Congress
Gothenburg
Sweden
Corn Seed Rotten Delays Replanting in Kansas
From Topeka dated May 31 the weather bureau reports 25 to 50 percent of corn planted in south and central Kansas must be replanted due to rot from wet weather and lack of sun. Elsewhere stands are generally satisfactory with cultivation underway in the south central and eastern third and some planting remaining in western counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
One Hundred Years Ago Worship Began in South Dakota
Commemoration marks the first Christian worship in today’s South Dakota area a century ago. It notes the event alongside other anniversaries and upcoming gatherings of travelers and dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
John Randolph
Roanoke
Atlantic City
Associated ‘Advertising ‘Clubs
Polo Grounds
New York City
Johhnny Kilbane
Eugene Criqui
Washington
Mystic Shrine
Little Marvin Houk Injures Wrist In Barn Accident
Marvin Houk suffered a broken wrist when he jumped from a manger while attempting to mount a horse in the barn. He was taken to Lawrence for treatment where Doctors Henry and Chambers set the bone and he is recovering as well as could be expected. Memorial services for Royal Neighbors and Woodmen of Belvoir will be held at Clinton Presbyterian Church on Sunday at 2 o'clock, with a program and cemetery decoration to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Houk
Lawrence
Henry
Chambers
Belvoir
Presbyterian Church
Clinton
Geo. Coffman
John Unger
Charlie Houk
Harvey Houk
Maust
Topeka
St. Francis Hospital
Carl Swanson
Stull
Rhine
Germany
Russia
German Republic
United States
Europe
Harding
Republican Party
Altamont
Lowell Davis
Baldwin
J. Mr Clark
South Baldwin
Sheally
Dean Elizabeth Bentley
Relief Corps
First Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Old Cemetery
West Baldwin
Oakwood
A. E. Tunin
Wallace “B. Fleming
Charles FE. Neal
Inda
James Potts
Mary Murphy
C. E. Becks
Kansas City
John Beaton
Camp Point
Illnois
Wanted 1000 Women to Read Green Bros Ad
An old newspaper notice invites a broad audience to view the Green Brothers advertisement printed on the back page. The terse item emphasizes outreach to women and suggests a public interest in the ad content.
World Jewish Population Reported At Fifteen Million
The latest figures estimate a global Jewish population of 15,430,000. The data reflect counts from multiple demographic analyses and national censuses, highlighting distribution across communities in Europe, North America, and Israel.
Baldwin News Highlights Commencement Week Events
Miss LaVerne Wedd visits Baker for commencement and remains at the Phi Mu house. Faculty and students attend receptions and sponsor events. Many locals travel, host guests, and attend the state tennis and library board activities tied to Baker College life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Wedd
Kansas University
Phi Mu
Carl Butell
Ottawa
Wallace B. Fleming
Fleming
Juanita Camp
Dora Sharp
Baker
F. M. Hartley
Lillian Feldmeyer
St. Marys
Alpha Chi Omega House
Robert Anderson
Almena
Baldwin
G. J. Hunt
Anderson
Helen Reed
Cherryvale
S. T. Hughes
Irvin B. Pulliam
C. B. Pyle
Pittshurs
William Balch
Elizabeth
Lottie Cartwright
Chicago
William Taylor
Kansas City
Hewitt Taylor
Phi Mu Sorority
Picni
Williams Farm
Lenore Williams
Alice Sharp
Emporia
J. H. Liggett
C. Palmer
Charles N. Bailey
Laury
Library Board
City Library
Clare Davis
Willard Garrett
Hattie Osborne
Allie Gayle Quayle
G. N. Murray
O.L. Jones
O. A. Allison
Lemuel H. Marlin
Boston University
Seave
Baldwin News Highlights Local Events and Notices
A mixed bulletin covers international views on Germany and Russia, local Alumnae Association duties, farm travel plans, and Baldwin fires. Community notes include Decoration Day ceremonies, school events, weddings, library moves, and visits by residents from Oklahoma City and Eldorado.
Baseball Gossip Sparks Early 1910s Talk of Stars and Teams
Detroit Tigers recruit Kenneth Holloway shows star potential as Roger Hornsby returns to Cardinals lineup. Pirates Charley Grimm hits in 25 straight, Eddie Roush shines for Reds, and Connie Mack’s Athletics loom as a scare to the Cubs. Browns miss George Sisler, while White Sox eye Eddie Gollins and Phillies seek better defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Holloway
Detroit Tigers
Roger Hornsby
Cardinals
Fettle
Rams
St. Louis
Braves
Giants
Eddie Roush
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Browns
Sycom
Yanks
Mackmen
Cleveland
Browns
George Sisler
Bernie Neil
Charley Grimm
Walter Johnson
Senators
Connie Mack
Huggins
Frank Chance
Red Sox
Yankees
Kid Gleason
White Sox
Eddie Gollins
Eddie
Phillies
Philadelphia
Boyle arraigned on car registration and sale fraud
Harry Boyle was arraigned before Justice John Clark on giving a false description for registering a Ford coupe and offering the same car for sale with an altered engine chamber. Preliminary hearing set for Tuesday at 2 PM. bond set at 1250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle Harry Boyle
John Clark
Court House
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Atic
Ty Collins
Carmen
Smahba
Nosense
Eg Price
Efi
Lonbory
Black
Kansas Taa
Creighton
Green. Bros. .Adv
U. S
Heart of America Club
A. Tempest
Rankin’s Drug Store
Subteraanean Laboratory
World’s Press Congress
Yarnold-Stull
Green Bros. Adv
Hasslers Storage Service
Eudaly Bros
Baldwin News
Frank ‘Thomas
Murphy
Portland
Oregon
Bible School
George W. Piersol
Elinor
Oklahoma City
Martha Cowgill
Michigan
George Jr
St. Johns Military Academy
Elmer Brown
Bulletin
Sunmaid
Piggly Wiggly Prites
Zephyr Bakery
Ralph Ward
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