Weather holds up as transatlantic flight plans delay
Unfavorable conditions across Harbor Grace and Atlantic waters halt Columbia crew preparations for an attempted Europe flight. Amelia Earhart and Wilmer Stultz brace for a later takeoff aboard the Friendship, while Mabel Bell and pilots hope for improved weather and a joint attempt.
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Harbor Grace
N. F
Atlantic
Columbia
Europe
St. Johns
Tang Li
Newfoundland
Harbor Grace Wiss
Mabel Bell
Oliver le Boutilier
Arthur Aregles
Avalon Peninsula
Trepasser Bay
Amelia ‘Earhart
Wilmer Stultz
Low Gordon
Tor Europe
Arhart
Stultz
Miss Bell
Boston Social Service
Miss Earhart
Miss. Earhart
Vesper Is Sunday at KU Auditorium Series
The first of two vesper series for University of Kansas summer session students will be held Sunday evening in the new KU auditorium by the school of fine arts. The program features organ and piano numbers, violin and vocal selections, with Dr. M Swarthout and Lee S Greene performing. A string quartet and a sermon will also be included, with attendance invited for Lawrence residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
K. U
School of Fine Arts
M. Swarthout
School
of Fine Arts
Lee S. Greene
Waldemar Gelich
Conrad | McGrew
Eldyn Ardrey
Dean Swarthout
Yvesper
Lawrence
Lee
Greene
Ige
Swarthout
Jing
ATL
Alige Moncrieff
Waldemar Geltch
Violi DD
Plana
Weldemar Geltch
Conrad Metres
Eldon Ardrey
D. M. Swarthout
Sermon
Bach
Lee S
Valley Grove wedding and community notes
Miss Mary Holliday marries Earl Beard at Lawrence and will reside in Topeka. Holliday family connections and Sunday School service are noted. Local visitors, Decoration Day gatherings, church services, and various residents’ movements across Valley Grove and nearby towns are summarized, with multiple named individuals and households referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Holliday
Earl Beard
Lawrence
Topeka
About
McLouth
Champion and Sons
Harold
Frederic
Glenn
Iva Ward
Frankston
Wellman
Keith
Kansas City
Ford
Ruth Johnson
Dorothy Stewart
James Patterson
Sherman
Patterson
Rock
Creek
Ibert Ford
Attersons
Alta Ogle
Renoans Help Keep Local Ties With Notices
Helen Dehoff visits in Tonganoxie with aunt Mrs Chester Freeman and others travel between towns for events and family. 4 H club to host program and ice cream social at Reno church June 13 at 6 o'clock. Miss Kathleen Kelsall heads to Boulder and summer school. many residents attend graduations, school events, and visits in Kansas City Lawrence and Council Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dehoff
Tonganoxie
Chester Freeman
Margaret Kelsall
St. Louis
Mary Eillen Miller
Harry White
Fred Harman
Marcus
Kansas City
Othel Wiley
Slaughter
P.M. Ford
H. G. Skeets
Ford Esther Sowers
Jennie Grauberger
Reno
Es L! Phenicie
Jean McKone
Parkville
Eckert
Arthur
Pete
Las Animas
Colo
Thur
Hattie Davidson
Robert Grahan
Chester
Freeman
Jones Hospital
Lawrence
C. B. Cox
Harry Skeets, Jr
Fred Kahn
Cox Farm
D. Kelsall
Leta Davidson
V. A.ehoff
Dehoff
Ka’ Arises City
Kan
Howard Wells
L. Dehoff
Mise Eliza'Dea
Cory Reece
George L. Phenicie
Kathleen Kelsall
Colorado
Lilly Somers
Colorado Springs
Walter, Bleakley
J. E. Heiser
Jack
Burlington
Kathleen Heiser
Tulsa
Okla
Minneapolis
Minn
Claude Heiser
Dallas
Texas
Pony Creek Schoo
Aicht
Miss Somers
Phose
C. Lehoff
Jene ‘Gatbert
Alfred Skeets
Harry
White
Messenheimer
Farewall
Somers
West
Monnday
Mariel Hess
J. EB. Dwyer Fraley
Alfred
Ohio and Iowa Stars Highlight National Baseball Talent
By Al Demaree, the letter notes Ohio and Iowa as birthplace hubs for major and minor league players like Clark Vance Faber Bancroft and others. It asks fans to send state lineups to reveal which state has produced the era's brightest stars across the national game.
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al Demaree
New York Giants
Ohio
Towa
Frad Clark
Dazzy Vance
Urban Faber
Dave Bancroft
Evetan
Kansas Relays To Move Date For 1929 Meet
Announcement that the Ohio Relays move to late spring opens the Kansas Relays to attract more athletes. Kansas U officials say the 1929 Kansas Relays will be held April 20 while the Ohio meet shifts to the first Saturday in May. Drake Relays follow the Kansas date, with Penn Relays the same weekend. Major J L Griffith of the Big Ten may officiate, John C Grover to start, and discussions on funding U S Olympic participation occur at Chicago meeting.
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F.C. Allen
K.U
Chicago
K. U
Kansas Relays
Missouri Valley
Southern
Ohio
Kansas
Ichabods to Meet Ichabods and Washburn Cagers in Topeka
The Kansas Ichabods and Washburn College cagers will play in Topeka on December 20 to dedicate the new Ichabod field house under construction. Roy Wynter announced after a talk with F. C. Allen. The game opens Washburn’s season and restarts athletic relations with KU after two-year gap. Last Kansas-Washburn grid match ended KU 14 Washburn 6 in 1926. Washburn received a contribution from the University athletic association toward field house equipment.
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Hiaivaculty
Kansas
Washburn Colege Cagers
Topeka
Ichabod
Roy Wyntre
Tate
F. C. Allen
K. U
Washburn
Petsween
Jayhawker-Washburn
K-U
Ichabods
University Athletic Association
Lawrence golfers shine at Kansas State junior flight event
Chester Jones of Lawrence defeated C Brosius Jr of Wichita 4 in the first match play of the junior flight at Topeka Country Club yesterday afternoon. Howard Verney of Lawrence beat Neil White of Topeka 3 and 2. Keith Bolin of Lawrence drew 2 bye. C G Garl won by default. Upset loss of KU basketball figure Clarence McGuire to Dale Late 8. Wichita chosen for 1929 state tournament. Postponed game tomorrow Ice Company vs Kansas Electric Power.
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Chester €. Jones
Lawrence
C. Brosius, Jr
Wichita
Topeka Country Club
Howard Verney
Neil White
Topeka
Keith Bolin
C. G. Garl
Clarence
McGuire
K.U
Dale Late
Box Factory Wins In Industrial League Pitchers Duel
Box Factory nine edged Ice Company 1 to 0 in a tense Industrial league clash at Shobk diamond. Stafford and Gentry were the opposing pitchers, limiting hits as Maynard scored on Parker's timely hit in the third. The New York Cleaners and Grocers and Butchers meet tonight and tomorrow.
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Box
Factory
Ice Company
Skdre
Shobk
Oo Stafford
Gentry
Stafford
Winnig
Maynard
Parker
New York’ Cleaners
RHE
Ice_ Company
Stafford Jand
Gentry and
Perdue
Ee aRee
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League games saw Cincinnati defeat New York 5 to 1 and Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3. St. Louis routed Boston 11 to 3, Brooklyn topped Chicago 7 to 2, while American League results included Philadelphia 12 over Detroit 5 and Cleveland 8 defeating Washington 9. St Louis 9 Boston 8 and New York 8 Chicago 6. American Association reports rain postponements for Kansas City and Soninyville, with Toledo 10 over St. Paul 1 and Minneapolis 4 over Columbus 3.
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Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Ends great career Harry Wilson at West Point
Harry Wilson of the United States Military Academy ends a seven-year intercollegiate run. After three years with Penn State, he joined West Point and earned 13 major letters in football basketball and lacrosse. He contributed to six victories over Navy in football and basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson
West Point
Harry" Wilson
United States Military Academy
Penn
Wilson
Navy
Brooklyn Latzo Latzo defeats Lomski in Scranton bout
In a rough card linked to Brooklyn fighter Latzo, Latzo won over Leo Lomski of Aber deen Wash in a foul disqualification marked by a six count. Phil Kaplan of New York stopped Harry Marone in Jersey City after two rounds. McCoy's Tablets are advertised with a weight gain guarantee targeting thin men and women.
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Associated
Fress
Brooklyn
McCoy
America
Outpointed Spider in Montreal Featherweight Fight
Montreal fighter Tony Cannney defeated George Chakot and Bobby Garcia in a multi-ring bout span. Brown from Baltimore also listed in results with rib injury noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Tony
Cannneyworld
George Chakot
Brown
Bobby Garcia
Baltimore
Egypt Aiding Farmers Form Co operatives in Alexandria
A government plan backed by a 250000 pound grant promotes cooperative societies among Egyptian farmers in Alexandria. The policy aims to organize farmers for crop production and marketing, enabling land sales for credit, insurance, irrigation, drainage, and construction of economical housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Alexandria
End-O-Corn demonstration at Round Corner Drug Co
Old corns and calluses are claimed to be removed quickly by End-O-Corn. Stores advertise a live demonstration next week with promises of easy relief and home delivery from the Chicago laboratory.
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Field Blvd
Chicago
Round Corner Drug Co
Poe
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Beulah
Oskaloosa
McKee
James
Rollin
Herman Eggert
K.U. Auditorium
Valley Grove
Packin Paverns
S. Marquard
Tavener
Altrock
Grow
Haines
Sisler
Saller
Paskert
GR CY. Young
P ForberGi
le Cooper
P Southworth
RE Sam Doned
F ‘Gown
Merkle
Ted
Bancroet
S.s
Kain
Comiskey
Luna” Miller
Severeid
Fred Clark
United States
Ecuadbr
A &P
Guita’s
Farsity
Betty “Balfour
Ramon
Novarro
Singapore
ANSIS
Ohio State
Ley
Ca. A.stagg
University “of Chicago Athletic d Tor
Harvard
Princeton
Cornell
Universi
Alte
Kansas’ Basketeers
State
The
Kansas Electric Power Company
Haskell
BOX Factory
Ice Company Ni Nine
Tnduserat League
Emory University
Atlanta
Emory University of Atlanta
sAilen Logan
Emory
Logan
Loday Mae Busch
Soao Theby
Huntly
Gordon Int
Sex” Comety
Fox
News
Gladys Rockwell
Tom Sanghi
Beautiful Colony Theatre
George Sidney
Beryl Mercer
Patsy Ruth Miller
George Lewis
Kathryn Williams
John Boles
Daisy Belmore
Albert Gran
Josephine Dunn
Jacob Bleifer
Jt P
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