Elks defeat Eagles in exhibition game
The Elks club, led by strong pitching from Moffitt and Allen, hammered nine hits and held the Eagles to one score in the third inning. Hammill struggled with control but remained steady as the Elks won 13 to 1 in an exhibitional Twilight League game that has no standings impact.
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Elks
Hammill
Godten
Moffitt
Allen
Eagles
Marshall
Dover
Rovaty Club
Haskell Willl
Gi Welack
Qa Cummings
Mervis
Aten
Davis
Tidnee
S. FE. Miller
M. L. Dye
Howard Weindel
St. Louis
Baseball scores from yesterday in the National and American Leagues
Scores show Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St Louis, Boston, Detroit, Washington, Cleveland, Kansas City, Toledo, St Paul, Louisville, Columbus, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Minneapolis among teams. Results include varied tallies across multiple games with no single standout outcome.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Is
Cin Innaty
Paladelphia
Chicago
Brook Port M. Sric
AGUE
New York
Hidgeny
Philadelphia
I Be Louts
Detroit
Washington
Clevelarna
American Ece Tios
Kansas
Clity
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Mibwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Women win again at Elks alleys bowling night
Edmondson captains wives outbowled Reed with Edmondson 740 and Reed 733 in the tenpin match. Wives win two of three games while Mrs Clarence Houk tops the women's team. Schon and C Houk tie on the men's side for high marks. Lew Banker marks 40th bank anniversary as longtime leader at the People's Bank, oldest business house in the city. Pa to teach at Ohio University summer session runs mid July to late August. Police warn boys about sling shot bird shooting. will face police court if repeated. Marriage licenses granted to four couples from Ottawa and Lawrence. Grace Hazzard listed. Mutchinson-Negro families own notable antique furniture pieces, valued by local collector.
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Edmondson
Reed
Elks Alleys
Sid Reed
Clarence Houk
Schon
C. Houk
Lew Lew
Valley Grows West McLouth Community Notes
W C T U contest winners Dorothy Stewart and Violett Petiit from McLouth wrote essays. Local families share visits, illnesses, and travel between McLouth, Lawrence, Chester and surrounding areas. Mrs Shrout’s death announced in Lawrence services held. many neighbors attend. Rural road and Cherry strawberry harvest notes conclude the piece.
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Dorothy Stewart
Violett Petiit
McLouth
Arthur Sparks
Cain
Senath Brown
Will Hamilton
Ralph Stewart
Russell Stewarts
Mildred Osborne
Evelyn Champion
Henry Poeverlein
John Ray
Lake View
Fannie Eggert
Midland
Herman Eggert
Frank Dietrich
Colorado
C. G. Petrie
Eleanor Champion
Clara Champion
Wellman
Blanche Stewart
Topeka
McKee
Grace
Fred Champion
Harold
McBouth
Nathan Osborne
Ira Ward
Altho
Bors
Graduate Magazine to Feature Commencement Photos
The June 20 issue of the Graduate magazine will include many commencement photographs, with reunion group pictures from the class of 1902 and other classes. It will also show images of students and attendees from the stadium gatherings.
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Graduate Magazine
Fred Ellsworth
Committee to Meet on Plans for Next Commencement
A committee led by Chancellor Lindley and professors Brewster Wheeler Dawson and others will meet this evening in Lindley’s office to review the past commencement and discuss plans for next year with possible new features. Marion to Use Natural Gas. Natural gas will be available for domestic use in Marion after July 4.
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E. H. Lindley
Ray Q. Brewster
J. Wheeler
Frank Dawson
Guy Smith
Fred Ellsworth
Lindley
Marion
Bell System declares 25 cent dividend per share
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company announces a twenty-five cent per share dividend to stockholders of record as of Friday, July 4927. Treasurer Wille notes the payment will be made at the close of business on Mondar dune 20.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bell System
Wille
Mondar
Dune
Treas
Train Hits Pullman Cars On Rochester Siding
A New York Central Limited Express pulled into a siding at Rochester station early today and split in two. More than a hundred sleeping passengers escaped serious injury with three Pullman riders lightly hurt and needing medical attention.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York Limited
Mit Express
New York Central
Pullman
Ferdinand Condition Report From London Cogent Update
London dispatch reports King Ferdinand of Romania in critical condition and facing possible fatal termination. Reuters notes uncertain prognosis as the monarch’s health declines amid hospital-accepted treatment and diplomatic silence.
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Ferdinand
London
Reuters Dore
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People’s Bank
Ohio U
H. P. Smith
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Will Johns
Jabs
Harold Robert Enslow
Ottawa
Evelyn Smith
Thearrow
Theodore K. Hughes
Lawrence
Arvien Smith
Lambert’ Bush
St. Joseph
Grace Hazzard
Mutchinson
Valley Grove Boys
Walter Dunbar
Petrie
Irie
South Dakota
Laurence Ward
Oskaloosa
Addie. Stewart
Lottie Ward
Ovin' Smith
Petries
Chester Smith
Mr. Smith
Lena I'eel
the Shrout Hove
Shrout
Missouri
Aeel
Lawrence Ward
A. Ward
Chester
Oxford
Prince Albert
P.A
P. A
Magazine Out
K. UU
Rnolds
Tobacca - Salem
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Rochester Siding
Charles Hughes
Re.creason
Hud
son-Goff Motor Company
Sandzen
Lindsborg
Birger Sandzen
Stephens College
Columbia
Ober’s Economy
Palm Beach
Athletic Union
Chambray
Axminster Rugs
Congoleum
Portieres
Yshe
Advist
Streen Doors
Lawrence, ‘Kari
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