Everett Bradley Chosen Track Captain at Ames Banquet
Everett L. Beadley a Kansas University sophomore from Cherokee Oklahoma who won the pentathlon at the Penn Relay games was elected captain of the Kansas track team for next year at a joint track and baseball banquet at the Congregational Parish House. The vote was unanimous and the selection breaks a tradition by naming a sophomore to the post. Bradley earned high honors for Kansas this season and, with coach Karl Schindeman, will compete in national collegiate events in Ann Arbor. The Habatt captain election was postponed until next Saturday after Ames closes at McCook Field.
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Everett L. Beadley
Cherokee
Okla
Penn
Kansas
Bradley
Karl Schindeman
Ike Masey
Ann Arbor
Mich
Habatt
Ames Games to Close the Kansas Season at McGook Field
The Kansas baseball team ends its season with back to back games at McGook Field tomorrow and Saturday at 3 30 p.m. Coach Leon McCarty says the squad is in top condition and has shown strong practice ahead of the final series.
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University of Kansa
Stronges
McGook
Leon McCarty
Kansas
Prohibition Lifts Theaters In Cleveland Dialogue
Cleveland reports June theater business up by Sil percent since prohibition. Jehan Carr of New York, a leading producer, says the dry era saved the legitimate stage from disaster. He asserts prohibition and theater are good friends and boosted box office by millions.
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Cleveland
Jehan Carr
New York
Cort Lo
Continuation School Law Takes Effect in Michigan
Michigan school districts prepare for a continuation school law to begin September 1. It applies to 16 to 18 year olds who have not graduated from high school and requires eight hours of attendance weekly. The law targets districts with 5,000 or more people, and districts may opt to establish continuation schools as soon as fifty eligible students exist. Employers must arrange for the required attendance.
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Calumet. Mich
Michigan
Niveau
Ape
Walker the five year old Holstein leads state milk output
Manhattan Kansas State Agricultural College reports Walker a five year old Holstein cow produced 20618 pounds of milk and 768 pounds of butter fat during the test year ranking top in the state. The animal is fed mainly alfalfa hay silage and beet pulp with a touch of molasses as an appetizer and includes corn chop bran oats and oil meal in the ration.
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Manhattan
Kansdune
Walker
State ‘Agricultural College
Decorated Salina Hero Receives Distinguished Service Cross
Memorial Day services honored fourteen local veterans with decorations. A Salina man formerly of Salina and West Hed, served with Company M and was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross. Col. C. E. Ide of Wichita presented the medals.
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Selina
Kans
Ober
Hed- West
I Salina Boy
Kong
Company M
Col
CE. Ide
Wichita
Medal Citation for West Bravery Under Shell Fire
West earned a decoration for extraordinary bravery in action as he moved out under shell fire to rescue a wounded comrade at grave personal risk. The citation notes his gallantry and selflessness under dangerous conditions.
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West
State Chairman Testifies About Missouri Candidacy Funds
Washington June 1 W L Cole Republican state chairman of Missouri disputes earlier testimony he accepted money to support Governor Lowden’s candidacy in Missouri. The witness says there was no mention of Lowden when Morse handed him a land donation check and that he assumed it was a personal contribution for the Third Missouri district race. Columbia June 3 Austrian professors beg funding as Missouri faculty seeks aid for Vienna Graz Innsbruck. appeal asks for food drafts, not cash, to feed starving academicians.
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Washington
Crevernor Lowden
Missouri
W. L. Cole
Misoouri
Lowdon
BE. J. Morse
Mourse
Misouri
Columbia
Uniy
Vienna
Graz
Innsbruck
Check off system and wage hearings to be heard
Tittsburg Kansas June 1 state industrial relations court resumes here to examine the check-off system the rate of interest charged by operators in advance and the wage increase application by employees of the Joplin and Pittsburg Railway company. Judge W J Huggins ruled the check-off continuation as to union dues and fines but only as a temporary measure. The court previously fixed a 2 percent minimum charge for advancing pay which may cause some coal companies to advance no pay at all.
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Tittsburg
Kans
State Industrial Relations Court
Dune LA
Joplin and Fittsburg
W. J. Huggins
Surplus Oil Office Funds Stir Topeka Kansas
State Oil Inspector Ben S. Paulen reports a surplus of 72,638 dollars in the oil office fund. Laws prevent diverting the money to general revenue, allowing use only for office expenses, yet expenses fall short of the surplus.
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Topeka
Kans
Ben S. Paulen
General Revenue
Mitchell elected president of Midwest stationers group
In Kansas City five state stationers associations Nebraska Kansas Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma chose Charles L. Mitchell of Topeka to lead the newly organized Midwest division of the National Association of Stationers and Manufacturers. The association was formed at that meeting.
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Mitchell
Kansas City
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Charles L. Mitchell
Topeka
Midwest
National Association of Stationers and Manufacturers
Marine bill sent back to conference after ruling
The merchant marine bill was returned to conference today as Speaker Gillette ruled the conferees exceeded their authority by making certain changes to the measure.
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Washington
House
Gillette
Senate panel backs federal suffrage ratification
Jason Rouge Louisiana June 3 reports the senate federal relations committee has reported a resolution to ratify the Federal Suffrage Amendment. The item notes support from the committee and mentions Palmer Tire as a local business reference.
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Jason Rouge
Senate Federal Relations Committee
Rubber Water Fotties and Syringes Requisites
Rubber water fotties and syringes, rubber tubing, sprays, douche pans, bed pans and sick room requisites listed for purchase or delivery.
New Experimental Briquetting Advance for Coal Industry
Bismarck North Dakota June 3 Advancement of the lignite coal industry in North Dakota is expected with the creation of a model experimental briquetting plant at Salem soon with an appropriation of 100000 from the United States government The project is under federal direction A carbonizing process developed by the United States Bureau of Mines promises briquetted lignite rivaling anthracite and storable indefinitely The government will erect a 40 by 200 foot building install briquetting and by product machinery at an estimated cost of 150000 If viable the plant may be turned over to a stock company or disposed of as advisable The plant is to have a capacity of
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Salem
United States
United States Bureau of Mines
Washington
lignite briquetting facility to run year round
A new plant will produce lignite briquettes at a steady daily rate sufficient for 222 tons of coal each day and is designed to operate throughout the year, enabling continuous energy supply for twelve months.
Lemon Juice For Freckles Beauty Lotion Claim
Recipe describes squeezing lemon into orchard white to make a freckle fading lotion. It promises to lighten freckles and blemishes and improve skin clear ness, softness and rosiness at low cost. Recommends daily facial massage with the fragrant mixture.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Oklahoma Woman
A Morse Oklahoma reader Mrs Alice Raney endorses Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a safe aid through the Change of Life stating she is over 60 with eight children and still healthy. She says her daughter and daughters in law recommend it and offers to name her in endorsement.
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Brorse
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alice Raney
Morse
Oklahoma
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