Kansas Track Stars To Enter National Meet In Chicago
Kansas to send Captain Everett Bradley Carey Rogers and Paul O Leary to the national Intercollegiate Track and Field Meet at Stagg Field Chicago. Bradley to run broad jump discus shot put and 120 yard high hurdles with O Leary in the quarter mile and Kearny absent due to work in California. Illinois and California loom as strong contenders with Illinois likely to win the team title. Jayhawkers depart Thursday afternoon with Dr Forrest C Allen Patsy Clark accompanying the squad returning Sunday morning.
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Valley Conference to expand athletic program next year
Geo L Rider Washington University coach and leader of the movement says Missouri Valley Conference plans enlargement to include regular golf swimming and wrestling. Six schools favor adding swimming and interest grows in mat wrestling and existing golf tournaments.
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Four Michigan regulars bid farewell after final game
Four regulars of the University of Michigan baseball team wore uniforms for the last time on June 3 in a clash with Ohio State. Captain Ernie Vick of Toledo will join the St Louis Cardinals as catcher. Milton Dixon of Sault Ste Marie graduates with a bachelor degree in chemical engineering. Clark Wimbles, Dick Schultz also leave athletics for future plans. Kiwanis golf meet scheduled at the country club Thursday with Ottawa and Lawrence Kiwanis members competing.
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Four New Instructors Named at Kansas University
Four professors will join the University of Kansas next fall to teach in sociology psychology chemistry and geology. New hires include Dr Stewart A Queen sociology professor from Pomona College who earned a PhD at Chicago and taught at Simmons College. Halsey Cason psychology assistant professor from Mercer College and Columbia tenure track. Robert Talf chemistry instructor formerly head at Ottawa University with MS from Town College. and C S Corbett geology assistant professor holding a PhD from Wisconsin.
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Marriage License Issued to Heber B Locke and Cridge M I Bailey
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Heber B Locke from Lawrence and Cridge M I Bailey from Higbee Mo. The ceremony would be subject to state laws and applicable dates.
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Washington Univ Tennis Team Enters National Intercollegiate
Washington University will compete in the national intercollegiate tennis tournament in Philadelphia. Coach George L. Rider announced the Pikeway squad, led by Wray Brown and Karl Kammann, with the team boasting two championships in 1920 and 1921 and a near-perfect three-year record.
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Boxing Talk And Tangles In A Busy Sports Season
The column surveys boxing stars and boxing politics with jabs at commissions. It notes Barbarian the lightweight’s public image and Babe Ruth's homer habits alongside references to Jim Weissmuller and Stueland. It hints at college teams and European boxers as the season unfolds.
League teams discuss early closing for twilight games in Lawrence
A committee led by C P Radcliffe Charles Decker and William Newman toured the streets this morning to gauge support for early closing by Lawrence merchants. If two twilight league nights can be arranged the summer schedule may begin. without it twilight games are doubtful as teams continue practice.
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Kohler Purchases Iola Hardware Store
John Kohler, long time heat bookkeeper at Green Brothers, has bought a hardware store in Iola and moved with his family. He brings vast hardware experience from LaHarpe and strong Allen county ties, ensuring a successful venture. Charles Fox of the Lawrence National Bank takes Kohler’s former Green Brothers post.
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Free Speech Petition Heard In Ebensburg Court
In Ebensburg Pennsylvania on June 13 the court considered a petition by United Miners and the American Civil Liberties Union seeking an injunction against Vinton Collieries Company to bar the prohibition of public assembly and free speech. A rule to show cause was issued returnable in four days with no hearing held.
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Young farmer held on bad check charge near Reno
RJ Foulke, a young farmer living near Reno, was arrested by Sheriff Wilohhn on charges of passing worthless checks. He was arraigned this morning with a hearing set for 2 oclock Wednesday. Bail was set at 200 dollars. Bourke, said to be his name, reportedly lives on his father's farm and has two children. The Spot Cash shoe store filed the complaint.
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Complimentary Hiawatha presentation at Kansas university
A complimentary presentation of Hiawatha will be given Wednesday June 14 in Haskell Auditorium for summer school students at Kansas University. Tickets are distributed on campus and at Haskell with seating claims due by 5 16 before general admission tickets go on sale. No seats are reserved. Dr L W White traveling to Keshena Wis where he served as physician for the Menominee reservation, cites heavy combined duties as the reason for leaving.
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Arps Family Visits Belle Arps in City Drug Store
Mr and Mrs Frank Arps and daughter Dorothy of Kansas City visit Mrs Belle Arps with Mrs Stevenson of Denver and Miss Jennie Fox in the City Drug Store. The party recalls Venida hair nets in all colors.
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Seed studies by Kansas State researchers visit Douglas County farms
Dr L E Metchers and R O Smith toured farms in Douglas County Lawrence today. They photographed differences in growth between ordinary and treated potato seed at A J Parnell and Rogers farms and examined disease resisting cabbage seed and blackleg infected potatoes at J D Walters Kudera farm. They plan to develop disease resistant cabbage seed for local farmers.
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Jobs for Students Through the Y at the University
The Y and University officials report numerous summer job openings for students. Rooms for the session are available, with several checked out by Fraser Hall staff. Employers may list work at the office, and students are urged to leave names for fall work as well.
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Coach Klein heads to Michigan after Kansas visits
Lawrence city report notes coach Klein of high school athletics, visiting Glasco and central Kansas towns. He travels tomorrow to Michigan University for a coaching course term at the school for coaches.
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Dudley Buck to Lead Vocal Master School This Summer
Dudley Buck arrives to direct a six week vocal master school during the summer session. He plans a lighter teaching schedule with travel and golf as he resumes instruction after a prior health setback. Buck and Mrs. Buck will reside in Lawrence after the term begins.
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France to be represented by experts at The Hague on Russian affairs
The French cabinet decided to send a group of experts to the conference in The Hague on Russian affairs. The plan to have Charles Benoist, the minister of The Hague, participate in the preliminary conference was abandoned.
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Tariff Aims to Precede Soldier Bonus Legislation
The White House said today President Harding hopes the tariff bill will pass before the veteran bonus measure. Officials expect quick action on both items with the tariff prior to any soldier bonus law.
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Memorial Campaigns Close at University of Kansas
The Memorial Corporation at the University of Kansas wraps up spring campaigns in Kansas counties and major cities. Alfred G. Hill says a westward continuation is planned, with a continued successful mail drive through summer and possibly next fall. Jom Porter works in Topeka and Marshall County sent in about $400. Basil Church finishes campaigns in Oklahoma City Bartlesville Tulsa Ponca City Pawhuska and Enid.
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Board sets steps to settle Yo Mo A C A claims
The Yo Mo A C A board met in City Hall to settle all claims and transfer the building to the city for community use. City Attorney Thicke advised moving forward. Current claimants are urged to file by June 20 and pledges from the Community Service drive will be returned after audit.
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Enjoined Pax Collector Blocks Tax Case Against Du Pont
In Wilmington Delaware June 13 judge J Whittaker Thompson issued a decision restraining the internal revenue collector from collecting 1 576 015 in taxes on Alfred L Du Pont and halting dividends of the F L Du Pont and De Nemours Company The court allows filing of a tax suit at law for collection. Motoring Coast to Coast Mr and Mrs Gen Welch San Jose Calif visit Lawrence with uncle W H Quakenbush en route to Boston then Canada Yellowstone trail to Seattle six months trip Born in Burlington Kansas later Ottawas resident says he is successful in the restaurant business.
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Dam Gates Targeted as Dynamite Explodes in Valley
Reported sabotage involves dynamite aimed at dam gates at a reservoir feeding Coven textile mills. National Guard troops drafted for strikes duty to secure Tharpoxet Valley villages and Plat River area amid the attempted destruction.
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Legion meets to discuss matters of importance on Wednesday
A regular American Legion meeting led by Guy Pettit is set for Wednesday night along with a gathering of the Pals the dads organization to consider a vital issue. Tomorrow night is the final chance to join the charter list of the Pals. The report also notes heat relief expected as temperatures near 94 degrees.
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Chicago markets list cattle hogs and grains gains and losses
Calf receipts 10,000 with mixed beef and veal demand. Hogs 20,000 opened lower, later steady to lower. steady packers. Kansas City cattle and hogs mixed. wheat corn oats and rye prices noted along with hay and butter/eggs. Wheat July 1.40 1 1/4, Sept 1 10 4 5. Soy and other grains show minor shifts.
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Congress Given Free Hand on Muscle Shoals Question
President Harding has not taken a position on Muscle Shoals and believes Congress should have a free hand, the White House said today. Also mentions a sale on a three speed electric fan and a note about Dr. J. F. Brock spending the day in DeSoto.
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How Soldier Receives Health Remedy Claims Relief
A soldier describes two years of stomach trouble and relief after four bottles of Miyes Wonderful Remedy. He states doctors injected morphine during attacks and that government physicians declared him in perfect health. The ad claims the remedy clears catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation affecting stomach liver and intestines. It promotes sale at RuWad Corner Dry Store with Uruguisis everywhere.
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