Indian Boys Walk to Pawhuska for Haskell Stadium Fund
Eight Indian boys from various tribes began a foot journey from Okla homa, pledging not to ride any transport as they walk toward Pawhuska to help fund a new Haskell stadium. They aim to reach by Friday noon, with many students offering to walk and donate fares to the stadium fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Arapahoe
Jess Parton
Caddo
Anadarko
Lee Dewey
Fullblood Choctaw
Talihina
Edwin Bahylle
Awahee
Pawnee
Charles. Elders
Pawhuska
Oklahoma
Intel
Laskell
Kansas golfers tee off in state championship at Hutchinson
Hutchinson Kansas June 16 Two hundred and fifty Kansas golfers tee off in the Kansas state golf tournament. The event is held over the Hutchinson Country Club course and began under a warm sun with a strong breeze. Early rounds suggested that scores under 85 would likely qualify for the championship flight, with several players finishing before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Wilk
Red Cross swim classes offered at Kansas pool
Roy Means of the American Red Cross is conducting a beginner swim class for small boys at the University of Kansas pool on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings. Enrollment costs 1.50. Means also works as a lifeguard at Potter Lake. Dr F C Allen urged swimmers to keep the lake clean and to keep dogs away. New lake improvements include portable dressing sheds for men and women and separate women’s compartments. Officials plan to add easier bank access and two new diving boards to be ready soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Means
American Red Cross
University ‘of Kansas
Means
Potters Lake
F. C.allen
Allen
Potter Lake
Major Hensley Made Flight from New York to Columbus
Major William Hensley commander of Mitchell Field New York Army Air Service Station plans a return flight to New York weather permitting after yesterday’s flight to Columbus Nebraska to visit his parents Judge and Mrs W H Hensley. He arrived at 7 23 PM after departing 4 50 AM with three stops aboard a standard observation type DH 4 B plane accompanied by Lieut M L Elliott, Mitch ell Field operations officer. A Danish seaman with skin darkening from white to black in six months is confined in a hospital at Hall England.
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Columbus
Neb.j
William’ Hensley
1. S. Army Air Service Station
Mitchellfield
N. Y
New York
Mitchell, Field
M. L. Elliott
Mitchell Field
Hensley
Hall
England
Two KU Athletes Sail For 1924 Olympic Team
Merwin Graham and Tom Poor, Kansas track stars, shipped from Boston to join the 1924 United States Olympic squad. Graham, captain of the Jayhawker track team, seeks top honors in sprint and jump events and will be a senior at Kansas next year. Poor, tied for first in a national collegiate indoor record event, is noted for his Illinois relay achievements and high school Stag King status. he plans to continue through college with aid from his family and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Boston
Palay
United States
Kansas
Mento
Merwin
Gurprige
Graham
Illinois
Duke
Osborne
McAlagter
McAlester
Heiria
Chicago
Candidacy filings for state and judicial districts noted
The article lists candidates on the Republican and Democratic tickets. Tudor Charles, Democrat, seeks the thirty second district state senate nomination covering Repab lic and Cloud counties. F R Hammond, Republican of Burlington, aims for the fifteenth district senate seat. O G Underwood, Democrat of Greensburg, seeks the thirty seventh district nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudor
Repablic
Cloud
Republic
F. R. Hammond
Burlingtom
O. G. Underwood
Greensburg
Gtadels
Smithmeyer to Europe for summer trip and Germany visit
Mr. Smithmeyer plans to sail from New York City on the Norwegian liner Stadengerschfjord to Bergen on June 24. He will visit friends in Bergen and Copenhagen before traveling to Germany to stay most of the summer, returning in late September. It is his first trip to Germany in eleven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Stadengeérfjord
Bergen
Norway
Christian Fan
Copenhagen
Smithmeyer
Germany
Vis
A. Smithmeyer
Women candidates take state bar exam in Topeka
Topeka Kan June 16 seventy candidates are being examined here today for the state bar examination by the state board of bar examiners. Three women among the hopefuls are Mary Phyllis Obee and Louisa Isabell Obee of Hutchinson and Minnie Myrtle Banks of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
State
State Board of Bar
Mary
Phyllis Obee
Louisa” Isabell, Obee
Hutchinson
Minnie Myrtle Banks
Typographical Union Elects Lynch President in International Chapter
James M Lynch of Syracuse New York has been elected president of the International Typographical Union succeeding James P Howard of Detroit The announcement appears in an unofficial count detailing the succession during June in Indianapolis
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Typographical ‘Union
Indianapolis
James M.lynch
Syracuse
N. Y
The
International” Typographical Union
James. P. Howard
Detroit
First Union Church Service Opens Summer at South Park
A large crowd gathered for the season's first Union Church service at South Park last night. Rev Hislop urged forbearance and gentleness citing Second Timothy. Rev B F Lady gave the invocation and Rev G W Burgin read the scripture. Next Sunday’s service moves to the First Christian church for its fortieth anniversary observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South.park
Chri
Timothy
B. F
W. Burgin
The
Union
First’ Christian
First Christian Church
Fire destroys oil tanks in Wichita sighted by lightning
Lightning struck Sterling Oil and Ro ning company storage tanks in Wichita causing a blaze that destroyed about fifteen thousand barrels of crude oil. The inferno produced a terrific explosion and the wrecked tank was left in ashes. A bystander noted the sensational fire and smoke billowed over the area as investigators assessed the $35,000 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Sterling, Oil and. Roning. Company
Tanlac praised by Seattle nurse in testimonial
Mrs. I A Borden of Seattle credits Tanlac with stabilizing her patients. She cites two cases: a woman who could not keep food down who, after six bottles, eats normally. and a man who could not eat at all who, after three bottles, eats ravenously and works. She endorses Tanlac as a tonic for stomach liver kidneys and bowels and notes over 40 million bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Pills are recommended for constipation.
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IA. Borden
Pontius. Ave
Seattle
Wash
National Temperance’ Hospital
Chicago
Tanlac
County Commissioners Allow Hiles At May Session
Douglas County hiles approved by the Board of County Commissioners at their May session for various personnel, wages, and expenses. Entries list names such as Gillum H H Ranitor L Menge McNei Huddleston LeSuer J M sal etc with multiple sums including 100.00 and 85.00 and many line items for school exams road work jail expenses and a wide range of payments to individuals and suppliers.
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Gillum
H. H. Ranitor
L. Menge
McNei Huddleston
LeSuer
J. M
Lamb
Mildred
Sal
Welmida
Isa
Welman
Joe
Sal. Smith
D. F. Smith
D. F
Sa Lane
Ga Ani Michael
Elms
Mitchell
A.B
Os Vaughn
Hettie
Sten S Kennedy
Emma J. Lawrence
Ralph
Bussing
E. L
Buckmin’ter
Addie
Work
Ereema
Johns
Will
Lawrence
Rutherford
Aolit
Price
Geo
Fiery
Rachel
Sizer
G. C
Trueblood
E. R
Trushlood
E. Bi
Glea
Eucheim
E. M
Deay, H. O
Glenn, B. L
Olney
Davis
Ada F
Anderson, Elnora G
Eberwings Leona
Oe Koehler
Lowman
Newton
Telitha
Nottingham
Mary
Fairchild
Irene
Baer
Margaret
Bye
Chas
Black
Dora
Frank
Colman
Gabriel
Pearl
Viase
Wilma
la. Mont
Loviganecker
Mabel
Mathews
Hilda
McCreath
Lucille
Plieger
Esther
Pine
Clara
Skinner
Blanche
Smith
Sarah
Smith, C
Stevens
Winifred
Sutton
Lena
keeping_co
Atchison, Ks
Olive
Cowan
Harriet
Farm Bureau
Hodges
Alva
Hiridge
T. Chase
E. D
Faith
Jim
Holling
Erwin
Ben
Fitzpatrick, H. L
Fishburn, G. B
Tindel, Mike
Yuston
Rare
Jacobs, ET
Morrie
Martin
F.R
Morris, Anderson
Murphy
Harry
R. H
Posten
Arnold
Nothberger
Max
Shell
E. F
Stultz
ML. B
Dean
R. W
J. W
Ranning
C. E
Baldwin
C. A
Cummings
Desque
H.y Mi
Demeritt
Flory
I Houk
Hegerman
Hausman
Henry
Harris
Weaston
Minter
J. C
Hols
W. E
Neia
P. J
Preston
A. EL
R. E
Roe
EA Rew
D. C
Scott
Walter
Mdise
Standard Oit
Standard Oil Co
Fiergner
J.B
Touton
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Pawhuska, Okie
Major
U. S
Merwin Graham
Tom Poor
Europe
First Union
Rankin’ S Drug Store
Paris “Garters
Brand Clothes
Kane
Aver Store
Lipton
Orehem
William Farnuni
Gun Fighter
A Sree
Madge Kennedy
Harrison Ford
Ikea
Echiel Shanon
W William, Nottii
Hiles
Board-Of- County
Commissioners OF
Douglas
Williams, Re
Godlove
Maintenan
Tozfort
Herd
Ray
Keith
Hosford
F. W
Gleason
Gediove
Fol
Des
Ee Taylor
Abe
Priaonera
Sam
McCormick-Mathers Co
Sn Dale
Bert H
Elec. Power Co
Bridge
Elec. Power Co Ail’ and Co
Dept
Leit
Ht. &P. Co
I. Law
Dahiene
Nin -Grayson &Reinisch
Maater
the Farmers’ Union
Sup
Poehler Merc. Co
Kennedy
Ernst
Labor
F. R
R. Ry Freieht Fennédy” Plumbing’ Co
Underwood & Son
Frass Geed
Derby Grain Co
Pringle
Clark
Henderson
Griffith
C. L
Durr
Dunigan
Decker
Garbutt
JV Fitzpatrick
Irk
Glidden
Newman
Kerns
Underwood
Prescott
Heck
Alfred
Albright
Mundis
L. M
West
Howard
Jas. M
Parrish
N.M
Mayhew
Art
Rothberger
Fred
Richards
Darnall
Little
C. B
Pau- Flory
Em ‘Ory Bros
Hunnicut
D. B
Pau- OT
Hunter Bros
Ee Holloway & Jomes
Perenne Kennedy
Tay
Methodist
Aidala
Fila
Grac
Saylor
Sophia
Shiels John
Pauper University Coal Co
Alrich, AL G
Peunes
Evans Auto Supi
Emma C
Nye Fant Tea & Storage Co
Milter
Vanroy
IL. L
Oho
Atchison B
Teeaneaaiae
Cola Kretsinger
G. E
Sinclair OM Co
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