Kansas trio joins four for Intercollegiate meet in Chicago
Coach Schlademan will take four Jayhawker track stars to the International Intercollegiate meet at Starz Field Chicago on June 16 and 17. Everett Bradley, Captain-elect Rogers, Esmonde Kearney and Paul O Leary will compete in events including high hurdles, broad jump, shot put, discus, pole vault and quarter mile. The Kansas team plans home-workouts ahead of the trip with Bradley favored for a broad jump win and Rogers seeking a top pole vault finish.
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K. A.schlademan
Starz Field
Chicago
Everett Bradley
Bradey
Esmonde
Kearney
Kansas’ City
Kansas City
Paul O'Leary
Kansas
St. Louis
O'Leary
Lawrence
Jayhawker
Rogers
Quarteite
iKansas
Bradley
Schlademan
Name of Exterminator Stands High in Turf History of America
Exterminator, Willis Sharpe Kilmer’s famed racehorse, is highlighted as a top figure in American turf history. By capturing the Kentucky Handicap at Churchill Downs, he surpassed $200,000 in earnings, ranking alongside Man o’ War. He carried 188 pounds in the race, clocking 2 04 2/5 on a slow track, narrowly ahead of Morglich who ran 2 04 4/5 on a fast track. He defeated strong rivals including Firebrand in a high-profile show of stamina and prowess.
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Tele O Wat
Dhe Man
O’ War
England
Isinglass
Donovan
Rock Sand
Bayardo
Bemberp
Flying Fox
Carbine
Sardanaple
Louisville
Willis Sharpe
Kilmer
Churchill Downs
McGee
Kentucky
Morgich
Terminators
Firebrand
Jefferson Livyston
Apna
Golfing Comedy Sparks in Ottawa Kansas Civic Scene
A domestic comedy from Ottawa Kansas unfolds in four acts. A man leaves $10 golf shoes in his automobile. His wife drives to a rummage sale for church items. A colored woman buys the shoes for 25 cents and wonders about the cleats. The golfer offers $5 for their return but no luck.
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Ottawa
Kan
Ten baseball players and sixteen track athletes named for K letters
Coaches Clar and Schlademan recommended twenty four candidates for K letters to the athletic board. Baseball selections include captains Joe Bloomer and John Wenzel and players Murphy Custer Farrell Boyd Lonborg and Frazier among others. Track picks list Everett Bradley Carry Rogers Paul OLeary Massey Meidinger James Kearney Keller Griffin Firebaugh Brown Wilson Dillenbeck Glaskin Broady Matthews and more. Tennis letters not yet decided due to Chancellor Linley’s absence delaying the board meeting.
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Schlademann
Athletic, Board
K’s
Clark
Joe Bloomer
John Wenzel
Frederick, Murphy
Geoil’ C. Custer
Roy C. Farrell
Joseph Boyd
Willard B. Pierce
John Lonborg
William H. Staplin
Glenn Frazier
Murphy
Farrell
Custer
Bloomer
Wenzel
Boyd
Karl. A. Schlademan
Everett
L. Bradley
Carry Rogers
Paul O'Leary
A. R. Massey
Bernard Meidinger
Wallace James
Esmond Kearney
Julian Keller
Melvin Griffin
Howard Firebaugh
A. M. Brown
James Wilson
Floyd Dillenbeck
George Glaskin
Jay Broady
William Matthews
Bradley
O'Leary
Massey
Roger's
Meidinger
James
Athletic Board
E. A. Linley
YOST WILL NOT QUIT
Ann Arbor Michigan June 7 Coach Fielding H Yost denies rumors he will quit football coaching at Michigan after more than two decades. He says he expects to die someday and also expects to quit coaching one day, but the date is indefinite. The item mixes with short trip circuit and Topeka twilight league notes from Kansas cities and retail store leagues.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
Yost
Dedicatory Services Planned for New Stull Engangelicat Church
The new frame stucco church built on a 48 by 55 foot footprint with stone basement will host a series of dedicatory services from tonight through Sunday. Readings include sermons by Rev. Boehringer, Dissinger, Hobbs, Wiener and Ry Wiener with activities for Sunday praise, fraternal greetings, and a youth meeting.
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Stull
A. Hoerman
J. C._Dissinger
Abilene
B. R. Wiener
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Association
Boehringer
Winkler
Kansas
B. H. Hobbs
Lawrence
G. Dissinger
Abiléne
Naperville
Minois
B. R.wiener
Ry Wiener
A Play at Midland by Williamstown Youths
Williamstown youths stage The Old Fashioned Mother at the P A hall in Midland West Friday evening June 9. Admission 25 and 15 cents. The cast includes Deborats Israel Faderhill A Mothers One AZO Leger Pill Pindie and many others with roles such as reader of Choir and Widow and Prodigal Son.
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Williamstown
P. A
Midland West
Pat Williamstown
Israel Faderhill
Louise
Kunkel
Anna
Pearson
Sylvia_ Pensonie
Widder
Aliane
Jona Underhill
Oe -Merle Elump
Missouri Kansas Texas railroad to end receivership
Definite steps toward dissolving the MKT railroad receivership are reported, seen as a precursor to a merger with the Chicago and Alton within the next thirty days. Earnings rose in 1921 to 5.01 percent from 1.73 percent in 1920 as suits to clear title on property continue amid reorganization efforts.
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St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Chicago’ & Alton
Associated Press
GC. E Schaff
M. E
Nisis
Road Syndica
New York
Question of Honor stars Anita Stewart at Varsity Theatre
Anita Stewart stars in A Question of Honor adapted from a Ruth Gross romance adventure. The production features outdoor Northern California locations and vast studio sets including a flood dam, with extended shoots and a dramatic storyline of honor and sacrifice. The Lure of the Jade, Pauline Frederick's new RC release, plays at Bowersock Theatre with Frederick delivering standout work as a navy daughter amid scandal and flight.
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Louis B. Mayer
Anita Stewart
Varsity
Ruth Gross
People’s Home Journal
Stewart Company
California
Pauline Frederick
South
Seas
South Seas
Miss Frederick
Hardee Kirkland
Thomas Holding
Arthur Rankin
Leon Bary
Clarissa Selwynne
Deadlock Hinders Tacna Arica Plebiscite Talks
Washington reports the Chilean delegation rejected Peru’s plea for full arbitration of the Tacna Arica plebiscite. Chile offered a counterproposal with the United States as arbiter of plebiscite conditions, while Peru preferred arbitration on the whole question. Diplomatic analysts term the session a virtual deadlock. Ms. A Ewers has returned home after six months in California. See Auto-Strop Razors at Rankin's Drug Store.
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Washington
Associated Press
Tacna-Arica
United States
A. Ewers
California
Arkansas Fights for Vast Boundary Claims in Supreme Court
Arkansas prepares an original Supreme Court suit claiming bed of the Red River and extensive Texas territory east of the 100th longitude and north of the 82nd parallel. Counsel outline arguments on the Mexican boundary and possible shifts if Rio Grande is adopted. The filing follows Arkansas’s failed bid to intervene in the Oklahoma Texas case. Separately, Mr and Mrs B B Power depart for Seattle, Tacoma, and southern California for summer and next winter.
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Washington
Jie Em Aviarisag
Supreme Court
Red River
United States
Oklahoma
Texas
London
Arkansas
Louisiana
Congress
Artkansas
Rio Grande
Sirick
Missouri
Mr. J
B. B.iPower
Seattle
Tacoma
California
Kansas judges named for Near East Relief essay contest
Topeka set as June 7 announcement lists Charles H. Sessions Arthur J. Carruth and Curtis W. Myers as Kansas judges for the Henry Morganthau prize oration and essay contest for high school students. Entries due by June 15 with limits up to 2000 words. First state prize 15 dollars. national prizes include 500 dollars for first.
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Topeka
Kan
Charles H. Sessions
Arthur J. Carruth
Curtis W. Myers
Kansas State Committee For
Near East Relief
Kansas
Henry Morganthau
Amore High School
Near East Relied
Fraternity Convention at St Louis June 28 3
The seventh biennial conventum of the Alpha Chi Signa Fraternity will be held in St Louis June 28 2 3. Delegates from most sections of the country and major colleges will attend. The fraternity has 3 collegiate chapters and 13 professional groups with over 3 000 alumni in the U S and abroad. The Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority plans a meeting June 19 to 24 to promote music.
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St. Louis
Alpha Chi Signa Fraternity
United States
University of Wisconsin
Mu Phi Epsilon
Tanlac Credited By Watertown Man For Health Return
Henry Spencer of Watertown North Dakota reports gaining 15 pounds after taking Tanlac. He says the medicine restored his health and he now tells friends he feels better, noting he had dropped from 160 to 135 pounds and suffered poor appetite, gas, bloating, headaches, and low energy before starting Tanlac.
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Enry Spencer
Watertown
N. K
Tantac News
Pst
Henry Spencer
East St
Mme
Tanlac Restores Health Claims By User At Home
A person reports dizzy spells, blurred vision, and near-falls until taking Tanlac. They regained 15 pounds, improved appetite, and relief from gas indigestion and headaches, saying they feel better and able to work. Tanlac marketed through druggists.
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