Local twilight league game features strong pitching and late lead
In the twilight league, the Pine Bros beat the Scouts as Tidd the port-sided pitcher held them scoreless through four innings. Hurley and Haskell contributed key hits while Kansas star Haskell drove in runs to spark a comeback bid.
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Haskell
Tidd
Real Wei
Fou
Lest Tidd
Pine Bros. Aggregation
George
Bass Monk
Crooks
Weatherby
Eckland Falls to Graham in Kansas State Golf Meet
Arthur Eckland of Wichita loses opening match 2 down to Alex Graham of Wellington in the Kansas state golf tournament. Graham wins the nineteenth hole after Eckland concedes a short putt at the eighteenth while Graham’s putting troubles persist. Morning play includes McGuire Jr. and Bill Offen from Wichita. crowd follows from tee to finish as Eckland and Graham clash in a tight round.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Arthur Eckland
Wichita
Kansas State
Alex Graham
Wellington
Eckland
Graham
Hile Graham
C. McGuire Jr
Ejof Leavenworth
Bill
Cole* Offman
McGuire
Graham Mitch
Eck- Qjland
Davia
Rhs
Ridings
Laster
Lowry
Aise
Gallagher
Custer
Summer Tennis Tournament for Faculty and Students
Athletic Director F C Allen announced a summer tennis tournament for both faculty and students during the summer session. Matches will be held at Bryan and Dean Pajant venues with single matches forming the event in a revised layout.
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Failty
F.C. Allen
Ford Bryan
Dean
May fling javelin for Canada at the Olympiad
Capt I E Cornelis withheld the official oath during a tour of inspection. Ken mat attention was given to McGill man on the visit. The Olympiad coach appointment stems from the Hamilton Collegiate Institute’s athletic success.
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Canada
Cornelis
Cornelius
McGill
Hamilton
Olimnic
Hamilton Collegiate Institute
First round results of afternoon golf matches
Crowder Lawrence defeated Fred Fuge of Pittsburg five and four. McKinney Hutchinson beat Giel Ridenour of Wichita four and three. Russell Payne Hutchinson defeated Syd Lovelal Hutchinson six and four. Van Vaver defeated Pete Giel. Carl from a matum
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Crowder
Lawrence
Fred Fuge
Pittsburg
McKinney
Hutchinson
Giel Ridenour
Wichita
Russell Payne
Syd ‘Lovelal Hutchinson
van Vaver
Pete Giel
Ity
Son
Carl
Twilight League schedule amid muddled players and venues
A garbled supper of team names and sites lists tonight and tomorrow night fixtures in the Twilight League. South Park hosts Elks Knot Ale Gung while Babe Ruths clash at South Park with uncertain other matchups including Swomer Jayhawks and Honlgelamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Knot Ale Gung
Babe Ruths
South Park
Orld We “Paper Mill
Ss . Boshwhacler
Swomer Jayhawks
Midgs South
Park
Honlgelamy
Haskell Runners Hack Sa Spells Lost Race Feat Antoine P
Fragmentary report from Haskell track event mentions runners hacking pace and a split involving Antoine and Mag P. amid unclear timings. The readable bits point to a sprint or relay mishap with other participants not named.
Divorce and court news from district court
In district court Judge Means granted seven divorces on grounds including extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. Parties listed include Elle Nutt and Fred Nutt, Jennie Elliott and Richard Elliott, Esther Nelson and David Nelson, Thelma Sexton and James Sexton, Katherine Roberts and Elmer Roberts, with custody awards and name restorations noted. A separate docket item reports a Kansas Compensation Board appeal under advisement. Cloudburst floods report damage in Izard county Arkansas and railway washouts on White River division. Exonerate Veterans Manager item noted.
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District’ Court
Means
Elle Nutt
Fred Nutt
Nutt
Arith
Jennie Eliott
Richard’ Elliott
Williams
Agnes Evans
Arthur ‘Evans
Lilburn ‘Dowers
Mabel Merrell
Fred Merrell
Minnie ‘Stultz
Lemon
Stultz
Lind
Katherine ‘Roberts
Elmer Roberts
Kansas Compensation Board
Albert O. Young
Mosse Granted Immunity in Leavenworth Case
Arthur St Leger Masse, once a prominent hog breeder and college football figure, will not be prosecuted in Leavenworth after settling debt with Bank of Leavenworth. He faced three counts for securing a 4800 loan through false pretenses and misrepresentation. He had been arrested in Lagelle, California, and returned to Leavenworth.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Arthur St. Leger
Jin
California
Bank of
Leavenw
M. L Bishop
Iie
Massé
Lagelle
Calif
D. W. Benne
Mosse
Sheah Steinefellow
Harvest On At Wichita Wheat Harvest In Kansas
Reports from farming communities say farmers near Wichita and Clearwater found the wheat crop in good condition for cutting today. Traffic court fines included Charles Colman and J L Omo for speeding, each $10, and Charles Griffin and A B Barter were fined $1 for driving with one headlight.
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Wichita
Kansas
Clearwater
Charles Colman
J. JL. Omohentra
Palive Court
Charles Griffin
A.B. Barter
Bicycle Stolen From Orpheum Theater Fraternity Boy
Gene Lamb reported his bicycle stolen outside the Orpheum Theater last night. A wheel was removed while he watched the show, as police urged witnesses to come forward with any information.
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Gene Lamb
Orpheum Theatre
Long to Run for Congress in Wichita Kansas
Former U S Senator Chester I Long of Wichita announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination to represent Kansas's right congressional district in the upcoming race. He aims to win the seat and return to national service.
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Long
Congress
Wichita
Kan
Unite States
Chester I. Long
Righ
Congressional Distret
Kansas
St. Paul Meeting Names To Be Contested Committees
In a fragmentary report from St. Paul the meeting shows selections for the three principal committees on organization platform and candidates. Names listed include William Poster of Illinois Alexander Howat of Kansas Willian Minnesota A L Putman of South Dakota William Weinstone of New York J H Ryckman McDonald away Minnesota Stanley J Clark Missouri Juliet Poyritz Rhode Island Joseph Manley New York William McAllen Pennsylvania Tom Ayres South Dakota I H Ryan Washington and others. The nomination committee may endorse Senator LaFollette or nominate another candidate aided by W J Taylor C B Ruttenberg I Owen Charles Krumb Earl Branden and Alexander Bittleman.
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Alex Howatt
William Z. Poster
Illinois
Alexander Howat
Kansas
Willian Minnesota
A. L. Putman
Sout Dakota
William Weinstone
New York
J. H. Ryckmaan McDonald
Minnnesota
Stanley J. Clark
Missouri
Juliet Poyritz
Rhode Island
Joseph Manley
William McAllen
Pennsylvania
Tom Ayres
South Dakota
I .H.ryan
Washington
Senator LaFollette
W. J. Taylor
Nebraska
C. B. Rutthenberg
Federated Warmer-Labor Party
Ohio
I. Owen
Michigan
Charles Krumb
Earl Branden
Alexander. Bittleman
Connecticut
Jury Deliberations Continue in Crammer Bank Case
In Wichita Kansas on June 18 the jury in the Roy J. Crammer case remained deadlocked after nearly ninety hours of deliberation. The former American State Bank director faces charges of permitting deposits while the bank was insolvent with only seven to five jury votes reported. The judge urged a swift verdict or a hung jury amid ongoing efforts to resolve the case. Also, Bankruptcy Referee Paul J. Wall of Wichita announced his resignation effective within 30 days upon a successor’s selection, covering the fourth bankruptcy division across 39 southern and western counties.
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Wichita
Kah
Roy J. Crammer
American State Bank
Jesse D. Wall
Keon
Paul J Wall
United States District Court
Her
Pro test over Topeka gas rate filed with utilities board
Lower gas price dispute in Topeka Kansas charged the TricCity Gas company with 60 cents per thousand cubic feet plus a 50 cent service charge. Consumers allegedly pay above a 20 cent rate after Empire Gas and Fuel cut its price, prompting a request for the public utilities commission to lower rates. Also lists local election filings and a Lawrence notice inviting women to join a swimming class at Chamber of Commerce pool with a small fee.
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Topeka
Kansas
Public Utilities Commission
Cherryvale
TricCity Gas Company
Empire Gas and Fuel Company
Lawrence
Beatrice Jahnk
Chamber of Commerce
Theve
Train Fatalities Near Coffeyville Bleed Innocent on Track
Francis Rains aged 17 of Afton Oklahoma was instantly killed when a Missouri Pacific train severed his body while he slept on the rail near Coffeyville Kansas. Eugene Depew 20 of Afton Oklahoma was seriously injured and unconscious for hours after the same incident near south Coffeyville last night.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Francis Rains
Afton
Okla
Eugene Depew
South Coffeyin
Missouri Pacific
Strawberries Attract Attention From Neustifter Farm
William Neustifter brought a box of huge strawberries from the Neustifter farm near Su dora that drew notice in the Journal World window. The largest berry weighed two and three quarters ounces, about seven to the pound. Ford sedan with five passengers left a ditch eight miles west of Lawrence yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock when the steering knuckle gave way. The car, headed west, rammed into a dune and was badly dented. The occupants were injured.
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William Neustifter
Neustifter
Sudora
Journal-World Window
Ford
Anerson Hill
Lawrence
Kaw Valley excursion rates announced for Lawrence to Kansas City
The Kaw Valley interurban line offers a weekend round trip for 1.60 with sale Friday and Saturday and return Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Johns Jr. return from a kn meter trip visiting Hutchinson and Jely ita. A contest offers a $2 prize if you find a blackberry. The note mentions half-cent pieces minted by the U S Mint before the Civil War.
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Kaw Valley
Kaw Valley Interurban
Lawrence
Kansas City
Will Johns, Jr
Hutchinson and
Jelyita
C. Ellis
Meling
United States Mint
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Star of Kansas
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Grabiaur
Hagkell
Jayhawks
Shinmee Jayhawks
Sameon
Hack SA
Antoine
Mag" P
Arkansas
Little Rock
Diaz
Izard County
White River
Missouri. Pacific Railroad
Veterans
Director Hines
The
Hurgan
Leavenworth Sheriff
ST. Paul
Cranmer Jury
Baskat
Floyd W. Salvesan
Tennessee Street
Justice of the Peace
W. H. Tobinson
Lecompton ‘Township
Sterling
Grant Township
Charles Woolf
H. G. van
Neste
New Car
Theo, Poehler Bere. Co
Lawrence, Kangas
Kane’s Cash Store
Mase
Journal-World of
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Obie
Evans Auto Supply Co
Orpheum
Tonieht
William Farnum
Orpheum Theater
B. P. Schulberg
Harrison Ford
Ethel Shannon
William Norris
Clara Bow
Hollywood
Olga Prinzlaw
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