Eagle and Mason Baseball Thriller in Junior League
In a tight South Park bill game the Oded Fellows edged the Rotarian Eagles 3 to 2, aided by five walks issued by Tidd in the first inning. Gray flirted with a no hit bid before Nightingale scored on an Eastman infield out, and Dye added an infield run for the Masons. Burnett and Mayer contributed key plays in a fiercely contested matchup between local clubs.
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Telephonic pronouncing dictionary foreseen by future
General John J. Carty of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company envisions a future telephonic pronouncing dictionary. Users would dial a word to a central office and hear the word pronounced by a renowned speaker or used in a classic quotation. The idea is not far fetched and may arrive soon.
Missouri Valley tennis tourney at Rockhill club ends in upset
In the fifth annual Missouri Valley tennis championship at Rockhill club, several matches produced surprises. Quick defeated Sigoloff 6-4 2-6 6-3 after a tight opener, Warener beat Des Moines opponent 6-1 4-6 6-1, while Coen edged Warener 6-1 4-6 6-5. Bell faces Smith and Sigoloff battles Quick in upcoming semifinals as the event nears its finish.
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Kansas Cils
Zsouri Valley
Rockhill Club
Max Os
Coen
Ito
Frank G. Warener
Des Moines
Fra - Moines
Gal Quick
Treva Charles Sigoloff
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Bell
Smith
Undetermined origin causes city buildings damage
Five business structures were damaged early today in Nortonville as authorities investigated a fire incident. Estimated loss ranges from 340000 to 350000 dollars. No injuries were reported amid the blaze, and investigators canvassed nearby areas for leads.
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Orpheum Plans Family Night With New Prices
Orpheum theatre to introduce new admission rates starting Monday with twenty five cents per family. Feature will be Palace of Pleasure a Fox production followed by a two reel comedy. While Varsity theatre is rebuilt Orpheum offers weekly weekday programs with prices of 19 cents for adults and 3 cents for children.
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Orpheum Theatre
Fox
Varsity
Orpheum
Boy of candidate briefly sits in governor’s chair
In Topeka on June 16 AP reports 12 year old William George Muir son of Democratic challenger Donald Muir visited the state capitol with his mother. He sat in the governor’s chair after meeting Governor Pavten’s stenographer and remarked he would soon sit there anytime after January. The episode highlights his father’s bid for the governorship and the boy’s lighthearted claim of future access.
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Ben S. Pavten
California
William George Muir
Donald Muir
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Charles Birt
Payten
Seger
Madrid Professor to Be Member of University Cruise
Senor Don Pedro Serrano of the University of Madrid is to be a member of the university cruise sailing from New York in September. The ship will carry students from many institutions on an 18 month voyage around the world with foreign authors aboard. Serrano is the first to accept and invitations were issued via ambassadors. The daily paper aboard will be published by the university cruise. Former governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas will be editor in chief.
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Don Pedro Serrano
University of Madrid
University
Serrang
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Univer
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Housing Crisis in California Reveals Racial Barriers in Care
Welfare workers report an acute housing problem shaped by racial and social lines across California. Chinatown in San Francisco is overcrowded, with many poor Chinese confined to crowded underground apartments. Negro and Japanese communities face expansion limits blamed on property values and social prejudice, while Los Angeles reports a more critical housing plight for Black residents.
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California
State
Social Workers Conference
Los Angeles
Chinatown
Los Angele
One Woman Keeps Trying Four Husbands Were Murderers
Marysville Cal June 16 United Press reports Eva Neff Damon Mellarkey Bollinger Williams married five times amid a string of husbands who were murderers. First husband Charlie killed in a drunken brawl. Ree Damon killed by self after abuse claims. Jim Mellarkey jailed for a saloon murder. Jack Bollinger killed a camp mate. Bollinger hanged. Eva now weds Calvin Williams who knows the tales.
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United Press
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Calvin Williams
Williams
No.5
Tacoma
Wash
Ree Damoh
Northport
George Bruen
Eddie Sauburger
Hammar
Sandyurger
Mra. Wet Patins
Marys'sville
Jim Mellarkey
Lauchter
Mellarkey
Douglas
Bloomfield
Nev
Jim” Melarkey
Jack Bollinger
Sacramento
Bollingers
Jack Slough
Alex Summers
Bollinger
Folsom Prison
Mrs. Williams
Lenglen and Browne Drawn to Meet in London Tennis
In London on June 16 AP reports the Wimbledon women’s singles draw places French star Suzanne Lenglen against American Mary Browne in the opening rounds. The luck of the draw shapes the Jubilee tournament start as fans await the showdown between two top players in the sport.
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Browne
London
Louzagne Lenglen
Mary Browne
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