Knot Holers Defeat Rom Mason Nine 12 to 0
Elks win season opener 12 to 0 as Cumatings limits Masons to no hits and Vandeventer leads at the plate with a triple and a single in four trips. Elks score seven in the first inning and add four in the second and one in the third. Pitcher Scot tish Rite struggles at the plate as Elks pile up runs and hits. The game features Vandeventer’s three season in the league and a tentative new ten pit tournament draft announced after the game.
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Billy Gumm
Elks
South Park
Masons
Cumatings
Vandeventer
Vandy
Jack? Gray
Dye
Empaces
Reed
Yanaieule
Broadcaster Listings From June 8 Radio Schedule
United Press compiles a dense timetable of radio programs across multiple stations. Entries include WFBG Altoona, WBAL Baltimore, WEAF New York, WGR Buffalo, WTAM Cleveland, and more, detailing dinner music, studio concerts, orchestras, news, and variety segments for daytime and evening slots.
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Cosm
WFBG
Altoona
WPG
Atlantic City
Fry
Karl Bonowitz
McKnight
WBAL
Baltimore
Sandman
City Park Orchestra
WEEI
Boston
Minutemen
WEAF
WGR
Buffalo
Staller
WWTAM
Cleveland
Wilson
WGHP
Detroit
Tufller Orchestra
WEAT
WCX
WJR
San Tee Lansing
WREO
WMBF
Miami Beach
CNRA
Ono
Ry G
Ios George Dramatic Club
Cnrs Orthesix
CKAC
i—Leonard
Red Jackets
Wor
Newark
New York
Dahes
Marc
Buffalodians
Frask Cole
Dogs
Commodore Orchestra
Cream Social
Olsen
London business men adopt American quick lunch trend
London officials report a shift from heavy meals to lighter noonday meals among top executives. The health officer notes cheaper restaurants growing, aiding workers who opt for sandwiches tea or coffee at midday. A separate item reports Wichita Friends University’s physical director Jack Smith will not return next fall, needing to stay east with his mother.
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London
W. J. Howarth
Friends U. Finith
Wichita
Jack Boug
Smith
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
In the American League Cleveland lost to New York 2 to 13 while Philadelphia beat Louis 7 to 2 and Chicago triumphed over Eastern by 10. All National League games were postponed due to rain. American Association results include Kansas City 9 over Minneapolis 8, Indianapolis 8 over Toledo 2, Columbus 14 over Louisville 1.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Ancient medal found in Wisconsin links to Pontiac era
Madison, June 5. United Press reports a silver medal unearthed in Wisconsin as the first of its kind. Dr. Alphonse Geren of the Wisconsin Archaeological Society notes its George III era bust in armor on the obverse and the motto Georgius III Dei Gra tia with a lion, wolf, church, houses, and trees on the reverse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
United Press
Wisconsin
Pontiac
Alphonse Geren
Wisconsin Archeological Society
George LT
Georgius III Dei Gratia
Republican Keeps Seat in Pennsylvania House Race
The election committee recommended dismissal of Warren Bailey’s contest against Representative Walters, a Republican. Walters was seated originally by 63 votes, but a recount and probe shed twelve votes. 21 ballots by aliens, all for Bailey, were discarded. The panel found no fraud or irregularity and urged Walters retain his seat.
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Washington
Warren Bailey
Representative Walters
Pennsylvania
House
Walters
Bailey
Doy
Royal Nursery Paints A Pale Picture Of Fashionable Society
The Duke and Duchess of Yorks baby daughter is blue eyed and fair haired and resembles the royal children in infancy. Mayfair speculates she will be left handed like Queen Mary. Society balls in Mayfair feature large houses and charitable entertainments. Fashion notes describe pale complexions with green-tinted powder and dramatic makeup to create an arresting look.
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Sir Alfred
Laray Mond
Mond
Wilfred Ashley
Minister of Transportation
Erleigh
Lord
Lady Reading
India
Charles Hambro
Mayfair
Rieveria
London
Jlet
Unionist
Duddy Stanhope
Togage
Radio Schedule Fragments With Stations Across Regions
A dense listing of radio station call letters and schedules shows varied programming from music to talks across many U S stations. It details hours and program types including orchestral concerts baseball scores market reports and school of the air style lessons across major cities such as New York Philadelphia Chicago and Dallas with a Tuesday silent stations note at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNYC
New York
Police Starms
We York
WHN
WGBS
WIP
Philadelphia
American Legion
Franklin Orchestra
WES Dka
Pittsburgh
Little Symphony
William Penn Orchestra
WEAF
Providence
Waya
Richmond
Schenectady
WGY
Ayes
Springfield
Holyoke
Tgoronto
Bance
ARC
Washington
WTAG
Worcester
AUP
Aylanta
Isa
KYW
Chicago
Congress Carnival
WMAQ
WHT
WLS
Way
Fs Ark
WEBH
Oriole
Oriale
Wlw
Cinginwati
Ooisconti
Tid Vaudoo
Cone
WKRC
Cincinnat
Eugene Perazza
WSAIL
WER
Wsai Studio
Daman
Joy
WOC
Davenport
Hasedzil
Wweaf
Greer
KOGA
Denver
Tillotson
WHO
Des Moines
Raleigh Quinter
Corn Sugar
WBAP
Fort Worth
XTHS
Hot Springs
Hasebzi
Houston
Harmony Four
o—Arabia Temple Band
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the
WHS
KFAB
Lincoln
KFL
Los Angeles
KHJ
WHAS
Lowisville
Rosson
WMC
Memphis
WCCO
MPLS
Paul
Tall
WSM
Nashville
KGO
Oakland
Eveready Key
WOAW
Omaha
Conce
Neal Jones
KPSN
Pasapena
Charlie Paddock
Tandler
Ensemble
KGW
Portland
KPO
San Francisco
Seiger
Ad “Club Glee Club
Gene James Rsd
Louis
WEAP
CNRV
Vancouver
Belmont Orchestra
WCBD
Zion
U.R
WCAP
CNRM
CNRO
CNRT
CFCA
CFCF
Coal beds in Wyoming would feed U S for 2000 years
Cheyenne May 29 AP Wyoming state ecologist Albert B Bartlett says the coal beds are sufficient at current consumption to supply the entire United States for two thousand years. He cites a total coal in the state of 1 076 620 100 000 tons, mostly bituminous. The men who have made a noise in the world have not used their mouths alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
United States
Albert B. Bartlett
Secretaries to Kansas governors traced to Salina Journal
Salina Kan June 5 Three private secretaries for Kansas governors have ties to the Salina Journal. Charles P Beebe now serves Governor Paulen, Henry J Allen ex governor and Joseph L Bristow ex US senator were before Gov Stanley and Morrill. All three once worked for the journal. Bristow edited, Allen city edited, Beebe the devil. Beebe later became city editor while the others edited. The youngest, Sines, now edits the Neodesha Sun. Allen bought the Wichita Beacon Bristow sold his Salina paper. Beebe says he will not pursue politics, seeking to stay active in journalism.
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Salina
Kan
APA
Kansas
Salina Journal
Charles P. Beebe
Pauien
Henry J. Allen
Wichita
Joseph L. Bristow
United States
Govers Stanley
Morrill
Salina Journal Force
Bristow
Allen
Beebe
Sines
Neodesha Sun
Wichita Beacon
Jay
Neodus
Sha
Paulen
Local Neighbors Share News of De Soto and Surroundings
Recuperating Frank Hidehston sits up more easily while George Atkinson returns from Deaf and Dumb School in Olathe for the summer. Miss Mazie Welch and Harold Sheldon visit Memorial Hospital patient Mrs. Joe Pogue in Lawrence. Shirley Atkinson of Ottawa visits family. Several residents move houses, attend summer schools, and youths begin college work. The week includes social events at the M. W. parish, readings by Ellen Sundbye, and a scout camp at Shrine Park with local leaders providing meals. Mrs Pogue remains ill with another possible operation anticipated.
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Desoto
Annie
Kate Jewett
Lawrenceswere
M. L. Jewett
Curtis Sheldon
John Sheldon
Stilwell
Kansas
Roy Longacre
W. A. Phillips
Morning Star School
Ella Fanning
Cedar d Junction
Grey V. Longisteteh
Charles Dicken
Lawrence
Victor Walker
Bonner Springs
de Soto
Berenice Knight
Thélma Murphy
Ottawa
Charles Douglas
Jewell
Douglas
T. Large
Frank Sheldon
Earl Strechberg
City
Frank Hidehston
George Atkinson
Schoos
Deaf and Dumb School
Olathe
Mazie Welch
Harold Sheldon
Joe Pogue
Memorial Hospital
Shirley Atkinson
John Atkinson
Eudora
Aletha Jewett
W. H. Jewett
State Teachers’ College of
Alexander
Ladies Aid
Ellen Sundbye
Bethel
Ruth Hambleton
Lucile Mall
Kansas City
Bradford Nowell
Norma
Daisy “Nowell
Kansas_City
Laura Dean
Winnipeg
Zorah
Oklahoma City
Okla
Gladys McNabb
Emporia
Chillicothe
Avo
Donald Martin
Huff’s
Business College
Frances M&son
Oklahoma City University
J. PF. Mason
Elmer Hunter
Lawrence Kansas
Hunter
Charles Jewett
Agnes Linden
Ochletree
Lola Hambleton
Gertrude
Freeman
Dr. Wright
Maggiel Freeman
Gretta
Etta Wyland
Minnie Wyland
S. M. Baker
Shrine Park
Leavenworth
Cross
Surmmer School
Robert Alexander
Tuesay
Lawrence‘ Watson
Fred Watson
Wilk Warsop
Sterling Tikes Camera in Hollywood Talks Art
Hollywood star Ford Sterling discusses his shift from silent comedy to artistic photography. He stores 80 prints abroad and uses ear muffs at live theater to study pantomime, learning how modern comedy evolves while building on past techniques. He reflects on Biograph days when slapstick dominated and notes the need for constant study to stay fresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
Ford Sterling
Keystone Company
Sterning
Sterling
Irrigation Pumping Plant to Be Shown at Hutchinson State Fair
An irrigation pumping plant will be exhibited at the state fair in Hutchinson with an engineer explaining its operation to visiting farmers. The display will be large enough to irrigate forty acres of land and showcases advances in farming efficiency at the fair.
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Hutchinson
Irrigation Advances Highlighted by Farmers In Arkansas River
Across the Arkansas River region farmers are noting recent inventions promising to boost irrigation. The excerpt mentions the law of the shark as a curious source, claiming a shark contains about half a pint of watchmaker’s oil in its carcass.
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Arkansas
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Cimmings
Wigton
Hartig
Phillips
Wighin
Gane
Pier
Son
Albach
Beale
P. Hetzel
Caipinin
G. Berger
Kautvanthultz
Thinkley
Shimmons
Haglund
Bullock
Menger
Jtesse
Gerger
Atler
Barber
Pierson
Rumsey
Santinee
A. Lawrence
W. Underwood
Shaw
P. Underwood
Edmondson
L. Fists Son
Young
Frederick
S. Deckar Springer
F. Strong
Benks
J. Lawrence
Sehon
Fort Leavensworth
Arth
Wan
Inne &A
Hteen -Pole
Wichita Polo Club
Foxvt
Cavalry
Fort Riley
Wakonda
Moines
Evercedys
WEX
Dramatic Society
KPRC
Arabia Temple Band
Wiz
WRC
the Grand T
George VI
Walt
The
Chamber of Commerce
Heaven
Delta
Ohio
W. W. Taylor
Garden OF Eden
Alleh
Topeka
Civitan Club
Topeka Civitan Club
Sterling Tikes
F Hall
Cheney & Coq
Toledo
Tonganoxie Pool
Tonganoxie, Kansas
eVan Heusen
van Vock
Bach Phillips-Jones
New York City
Rc Comini G Town
Larkik "‘’*Lothes
Jantzen
North Pole
Palm Beach
Gaberdine
Willard Louis
Man
Catharine Brody
Patsy Ruth Miller
Clive Brook
Warner Bros
Twan
California
Ella Cinder
Cinderella
Avith
Lloyd Hughes
Ramedy
Willam Conselman
Charles Phuanb
Pianolesue
Fairies Comedy Review
Cecil Gray
the Boy Wonder
Frank Barnes
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