Ump Search Under Way For Rotary Kiwanis Baseball Game
An official communique lists Graig Kennedy as head rooter and official cheerleader for the Rotary-Kiwanis game at Haskill Friday at 4 30. Admission is fifty cents with receipts for charity funds. Lineups show Kiwanis Fritz Méyn Rock Stubbs Holmes and others against Rotary Al Lawrence Scoop Hill Van Bruner Hovey Hanna Art Weaver and others with substitutes listed.
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Kiwanian Cmp
Graig Kennedy
Rotary-Kiwanis
Haskill
Craig
Rotatians
Cap Garvin
Kiwanis
Fritz~ Méyn
Rock ‘Stubbs
J. R. Holmes
Eric’ Bleck
Frank Hosford
WE. Kennard
H.L. Chambers
I. C. Stevenson
C. H. Tucker
Dr. Ediston
P.radcliffe
Dr. Hutchinson
Tryout of Champs Plans Horseshoe Team in Lawrence
Fourteen ten will battle for the Massachusetts horseshoe pitching title at the horseshoe links south of the Unitarian church tonight. Pitchers plan tryouts to form a team and later a Lawrence league. Listed are Bill Vogt R L Allen A M Wilcox D Conboy C Conboy Jack Houk Lou Harshfield Jim Holyfield Rev Mark Mohler Doc Tibbets Sid Smith Spud Greene E C Bussing.
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Massachusetts Street
Unitarian Church
Lawrence
Bill Vogt
R. L. Allen
A. M. Wilcox
D. Conboy
C. Conboy
Jack Houk
Lou’ Harshfield
Willard Talks Fight for Dempsey Match in Hollywood
Willard signals willingness to meet Jack Dempsey in a return heavyweight title bout. He plans summer stay near his oil interests in Kansas and may arrange with Tex Rickard and Kearns for the bout. Also notes baseball challenge by Parsons officials, gun club scores, and local GOP meeting notices.
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Los Angeles
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Squared Circle
Hollywood
Willard
Kansas
East
Tex
Rickard
Kearns
Dempsey
Nord Smashes Wife in Street Disorder Case
Georgie Nord, described as a husky camper, had a street incident on east Eleventh where he battered his wife, breaking her lip. Police and a court record show Judge C. C. Stewart sentenced him to jail to serve the disorderly conduct fine of 25 dollars plus 5 dollars costs. a friend offered to pay, but the judge refused.
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Georgie Nord
East Eleventh Street
Sterkadu
Nord
C. C. Stewart
Stewart
Notice to Water Consumers in District for Short Shutoffs
Water mains will be shut off at times in various sections for short periods to allow connections. Consumers should store water in advance for up to ten days, as advance notice cannot be given due to conditions. Water Department will minimize outages but urges precaution. Signed by Wm Ss Henderson, Superintendent. City Drug Store ad follows.
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Water Department
Ss. Henderson
Geary County Wheat Maintains High Condition
Geary county still edges McPherson for top wheat condition at 97 percent on June 1, with seventeen counties at 90 percent or higher in Paxson's June crop report. Northeast Kansas shows the brightest prospects while Trego records the lowest at 37 percent. fruit crops improve with strawberries at 100 and peaches at 55 percent of normal.
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Topeka
Kan
Geary County
Kansas
McPherson County
Edward C. Paxton
Saline
Sedgewick
Chase
Morris
Dickinson
Harvey and Wyandotte
Pottawatomie
Marion
Shawnee
Cowley
Brown
Jackson, Clark and Greeley
North Central
Clay
Gloud
Jewell
Mitchell
Osborne
Ottawa
Phillips
Republic
Rooks
Smith
Washington
Paxton
Trego County
Brown, Doniphan
Jackson, Jefferson
Leavenworth
Nemeha
Riley and
Wryandotte
Kansas Ia
Clark LaMay Wedding at Home on Massachusetts Street
A quiet home ceremony occurred at 10 30 this morning at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Clark 1925 Massachusetts Street uniting their daughter Helen Margaret Clark to Tassel W LaMay of Kansas City Mo The Rev G N Jackson of Ninth Street Baptist Church officiated The house was decorated with garden flowers A two course luncheon followed Guests included Mrs Minnie Champ and daughter Francis Mrs L R King Mrs W R La May and son Lewis all of Kansas City Mo Mrs Albert Walker of Berwyn Illinois Mrs W A Bush of Manhattan and Mrs Maxfield Young of Lawrence After the ceremony the couple departed for Randolph Springs Mo for two weeks They will reside in St Joseph Mo after September 1 where Mr LaMay teaches at Bartlett High School
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Minnie Champ
Francis
L. Rking
Lawrence
Randolph Springs
St. Joseph
Ga May
Barlett High School
Cheezem Case Continued In Kansas City Hearing
The preliminary hearing for Frank Cheezem, charged with marrying Opal Rogers of Lawrence while already married in Kansas City, Kansas, was continued to Friday at 2 p.m. Mrs Cheezem was subpoenaed for today but failed to appear, so the hearing proceeded.
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Cheezem
Frank " Cheezem
Opal ‘Rogers
Lawrence
Kansas’ City
Kan
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices
Kansas City reports cattle receipts 10 500 with steady to strong steer bids up to 9 35 and cows 6 50 to 6 25. Hogs 16 000 sold mostly 10 20 to 10 45 with top around 10 50 and fats steady to strong. Sheep 7 000 with lambs 12 40 to 12 60 and breeding ewes strong, notable bids and weights included for native spring lambs and selected lots.
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Kansas City
Arizonas
Chicago
Dune
Kansas' City
Lord
Irish constitution draft nearing final form in London talks
The Irish constitution draft has been completed in a manner satisfactory to all negotiating parties in London. A full meeting of the British signatories under Prime Minister Lloyd George is set for tomorrow morning to give the draft final consideration.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Picnic Gatherings Planned by Union Pacific at Wamego
Wamego Kansas June 14 union pacific railroad plans a large family picnic for June 25 to bring together employees from Kansas City to Bills and their families. The annual affair draws several hundred workers and their households for a communal event with food and camaraderie.
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Wamego
Kan
Union. Pacific Railroad
Kansas City
Wolff Packing seeks rehearing in state supreme court
D R Hite, attorney for Wolff Packing Company, announces a motion for rehearing in the Wolff Packing Company case against the industrial court will be filed with the state supreme court within a few days. The report notes the June date and venue, with additional local retail listing Venida hair nets and the City Drug Store.
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Wolf
Topeka
Wolff Packing Company
State Supreme Court
D.R. Hite
The
Wolff Company
Eee Eats
Children's Day program moved to next Sunday morning
On Sunday evening Fairview canceled the planned Children’s Day exercises and rescheduled them for Sunday morning June 18. Children are asked to meet at the church Friday afternoon to practice again. Numerous local residents and families were noted visiting, hosting, or attending events, with community outings and church plans dominating the local report.
Jamestown Receives Pocahontas Statue Ceremony
Jamestown hosted a notable celebration marking the presentation of a Pocahontas statue. Prominent local figures attended, underscoring the event as a milestone for the city and its historical remembrance.
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Jamestown
Irish Agreement Is Reported by Central News
London June 14. The Central News reports that negotiations today yielded agreement on virtually all points. Details indicate progress toward a settlement in the long running Irish talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Central News
He Oenel
Tanlac credited with curing Bronson Kansas woman
Mrs. F W Watkins of Bronson Kansas says Tanlac relieved her troubles and gained twenty pounds. She describes prior loss of appetite severe indigestion dizziness and backache with sleepless nerves and fatigue. She claims her appetite and digestion improved and praises Tanlac highly. The product is sold by all good druggists.
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Tanlac
F.W. Watkins
Bronson, Kans
Taniac
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