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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1923

Page

2

Lawrence twilight league set to start June 13

Carl named czar of the Lawrence twilight baseball leagues after a managers meeting. Teams entered include F A U Haskell Journal-World Rock Chalk Jayhawk and KU with eighteen players per roster. Opening ceremonies planned with Chancellor Lindley Mayor Kreeck and H B Peairs. game at 6:15 for seven innings. Junior league opens tonight at Southpark Wild Cats vs Jay Hawks with officials Carl Wagstaff and Smith.

Carl Lawrence Twilight Baseball Leagues I. C. Allen H W. Hutton Frank McDonald C. M. Bowline Haskell Journal-World Rock Chalk Jay Hawk K. U Lindley Kreeck H. B. Peairs Southpark Wild Cats Jay Hawks G. C. Carl Dick Wagstaff G. W. Smith

Campbell Ott wed Blanche Campbell at Baldwin home

On Wednesday afternoon June 6 at 4 pm, Miss Blanche Campbell married William F Ott of Eudora at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Campbell Baldwin Route 5. Rev Jennings of the Lawrence Baptist church officiated. The couple’s jewelry-filled home awaits two miles west of Eudora. Neighbors later hosted a charivari for about eighty-five attendees.

Campbell-Ott E. T. Campbell Baldwin Route 5 Blanche William F’. Ott Eudora Jennings Lawrence’ Baptist Church Ott

Aluminum tub demo at Green Bros showroom

A demonstration Saturday at Green Bros 633 35 Mussels showcased a Gyrofoam washer and aluminum tub. The event highlighted new household appliances with a focus on efficiency.

Green Bros

Haskell to Send Fourteen Students to Rocky Mountain Conference

G E E Lindquist announces fourteen Haskell students will attend the Annual Rocky Mountain Student Conference at Estes Park Colorado June 8 to 18. Delegates include Wm Berryhill Eugene Wounded Horse Peter Simmer Carl Moore Wim Frank Jessie Smith Timothy Reddoor James Loma John Reed Joseph Mingo Joseph Coffman Gilbert Wright Edwin Schanandore Reuben Kitto. Other central region schools will also send Indian delegates. Lindquist leads the Indian Conference.

G. E. E. Lindquist Haskell Rocky Mountains Estes Park Colo Kansas Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Montana New Mexico Utah Lindquist

Chicago in pursuit of the Mona Lisa smile killer

Detectives hunted a blue eyed woman described as a smiling bandit who shot and killed R. C. Tesmer during a Tuesday night hold up. Investigators questioned half a dozen young women as possible accomplices while seeking the elusive “Mona Lisa smile” suspect in the case.

Chicago R. C. Tesmer

Czar Carl Seeks Quality Umpires for Summer League

The twilight baseball league invites men with keen eyesight and speed to officiate this summer. The position offers a salary high enough to offset sunburn costs.

Czar Carl of

Tucker bill defeated in fatal vote motion

The Tucker bill failed by the same vote as before and faces a tough path in the city senate amid prior opposition from the governor. Veterans express no hope for final success yet praise today’s action aligned with New York legislature and governor in repealing the Mullan-Gage state enforcement statute.

New York

Chicago Council Rejects Endorsement of Smith Action

Chicago city council votes 31 to 13 to avoid endorsing Governor Smith of New York in signing the repeal bill of the state enforcement act. The action was taken yesterday and reflects limited official support for the governor's decision.

Chicago Smith Chicago Smith New York

Wisconsin Assembly votes 48 to 43 to repeal Severson law

The Wisconsin Assembly passed a repeal of the Severson law, longtime prohibition enforcement statute, by a 48 to 43 vote in Madison. The measure followed an earlier attempt to challenge the act.

Wisconsin Assembly Madison West Associated Press Wisconsin Assembly Today

Engagement and Society Notes Highlight Local Events

Miss Watkins hosts a miscellaneous shower at Mrs Constant's home honoring her engagement to Walter Mayer with Td and white roses and a bridal bouquet. Engagement announced for Miss Mary Eliza Clark to Allen Sage Wilber of New York with ties to Westminster Hall and Macmillan in NYC. Missionary talk by Miss Hannah Anderson of Has k ell Institute at the Christian church society meeting. Mrs Carl Graeber hosts bridge at the Country Club and a breakfast by Mrs Ralph Beal. Police motorcycles report three shenis noted as speeders warned by siren.

Watkins Stella Lindley William Budaley Gertrude Way C. H. Constant Miss Watkins Mary Eliza. Clark New York City Allen Sage Wilber New York F. A. ‘Wilber Lawrence Wilber Westminster Hall University of Kan Sas Macmillan and Company Clark Wellesley Woman’s Board The Presbyterian’ Church

Maytag Demonstration at Green Bros Saturday

An all day Maytag demonstration is set for Saturday at Green Bros located at 633 35 Mass. The event promotes Maytag appliances with in-store displays and product insights for customers.

Green Bros Mass

Postponed Fight in Youngstown Between Padgett and Britten

Severe rain in Youngstown Q caused the postponement of the twelve round bout last night between Cowboy Padgett of Dolores Colo and Jack Britten of New York former welterweight champion. The match was rescheduled for Friday night. The report notes Padgett’s all around effort aside from his personality and mentions his quick adaptation to the rain.

Youngstown Cowboy Padgett Dolores Colo Jack Britten New York

Regulated Traffic: Vito Grecco Takes The Lead

In New York Vito Grecco, a back stand operator at Center and Canal, stepped in to direct traffic when a police officer was away for a parade. With no whistle or official power, he managed the jam at the busy corner.

New York Vito Grecco Center Canal Street Vito

Learn why clothes wear out

Green Bros, Saturday 634-35. Mass.

Green Bros Mass

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