Radio Midgets edge Jayhawks in twilight AA clash
In a tight South Park night game the Radio Midgets upset the Summer Jayhawks 6 to 10. Key hits came from Birch Lyons Zweifel and Zweifel while Kilbune struck out multiple batters. The Aug F U S appeared to ease through the field, with late runs sealing the comeback after a tied first inning and a seventh inning rally.
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P. L
Ases
Brock
Birch
Lyons
Allen
TR Radi
Johns
Zweifel
Harisackell
Kdhidot
Jon Wellman
Clark
Custer
Hamilton
Hantey
Frazier
Bane
Phillips
Combina
Jayhawks
Hall
Waternon
Hesf
Ca -O
Comelback
Rasultaf Acto
Bageersia -Walg
Itwo
Olen
Jil Ol Noa
McDaniels
Ricka
Ea "Smith
Early sports and travel notes from 1870s era
A collage of brief items notes the first Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing Association regatta at Peoria in 1878 and early lawn tennis for women, plus Harvard Yale eight race on the Connecticut River in 1876. It mentions racquet shape, rubber balls, and Maryland Jockey Club origins, with several other sports, travel, and imperial emigration figures from the era.
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Mississippi ‘Valley Amateur “Rowing Association
Peoria
Arnold
Maryland
Jockey Club
Piatico
Clu
Annapolis
John Franklin
Easton
Eastern Shore
Yankee
Walter Johnson
Washington
Yankeed
Oregon, Agricultural Éange
Corvallis
Smeet
First Christian Church Homecoming Proceedings Preview
The First Christian church in Fort Wayne marks its homecoming with an evening sermon by G L Milton, a 41 o’clock anniversary service, and a union night talk by Jesse Bader of St Louis. Miss Noffsinger will be honored as living link, baskets bring dinner, and decorations celebrate the building project.
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Milton
First Christian Church
L. Milton
Miss. Noffsinger
Jesse Bader
St.l Louis
Devore
Richard
Crown Prince named chair of Swedish Life and Work conference panel
The crown prince of Sweden is named chairman of the Swedish committee preparing for telespates to the Universal Christian Conference on Life and Work.joint presidents include Arch Yury and the Ecumenical Patriarch. Delegates: Stockholm 174, Britain 95, America 25, Host 85. Allied groups will exchange representatives.
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Stockholm
Jung
Associated ‘Press
Sweden
Arthur J
Yury
Constantinople
Tthe
GLA
Svangelical Alliance
Student Christian Movement
International Missions Committee
The
Salvation Army
Christian Endeavor Movement
Pure Water Is Assured in State Health Drive
Harrisburg officials begin analysis of drinking water quality using a field laboratory on a road, assessing water sources to post warnings where contamination harms public health. Maine Secretary Charles H. Miner calls the program the first of its kind to protect motorists from impure water.
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Harrisburg
Associated Press
State Department of Health
Lincoln Ig Y
Charles H. Miner
Maine
Cotton production in empire grows amid 1923 losses
London reports the British Empire saw rising cotton output in colonies despite 1923 being one of the most unprofitable years for Britain’s cotton mills due to tin shortages. Short time and reduced wages hit workers while empire production expands and future American prospects look uncertain.
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London
Associated Press
Brit
Great Britain
America
Clark for Justice: Judge Clark Seeks Reelection
Judge John W. Clark, long time Lawrence justice, announces Republican bid for reelection. Lifelong resident, University graduate, praised by lawyers for fairness and legal knowledge. Census note: over 1000 counties declined in population per 1920 figures.
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John W. Clark
Power-In
Lawrence
Reellections
Clark
Pac Thasion
Cotton industry staggers under cotton famine headwinds
The article notes Britain’s cotton trade suffering as raw material costs soar and overseas demand shrinks due to recent American crop failures. It highlights a strained world cotton supply and assigns much blame to high raw material prices impacting goods demand. John D. Princey hosted an American artist reception. Politiken hosted a dinner for 200 guests.
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Britain
John D. Princey
Politiken
Leprosy Crackdown Cited Hope For Culion Colony
Manila June 420 Associated Press report from Dr Victor G Heiser Eastern representative of the Rockefeller Foundation says Culion leper colony could wipe out the disease with continued annual appropriations. He notes 5 500 lepers remain and about 300 are cured yearly under new treatments including ethyl esther Mercado and Indian methods. recovery among new arrivals may reach 90 percent with sustained care. Per capita cost is about 25 cents, government spends about $500000 yearly.
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Nin
Manila
Culion
Philippines
Dr. Heiser
Cheers for Movie Stars Bong and Block Traffic in Copenhagen
Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Mekford were greeted by cheering crowds in Copenhagen causing tram service disruption. Large crowds overwhelmed the central station area as the actors arrived at six this morning. Fans fainted in the square near the railway station, and the event drew comparisons to Spain.
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Mary
Copenhagen
Veterans seek land and benefits in free city saga
In Danzig 16,000 World War I veterans clash with a German 1906 law over relief. They demand land for homesteads, free medical care, a raise of weekly allowances, and extra funds for blind ex-soldiers with trained guide dogs.
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Danzig
Associated Press
Ireland Ends Old Judicial System After Easter Sittings
Dublin reports that after the Easter Law Sittings the Irish judicial system will be restructured. The British model will no longer apply with lord chief justice replaced by the chairman of the supreme court. District judges will hold permanent courts with broader jurisdiction, replacing county court powers. London reports also note MPs organizing a pigeon fight in the House of Commons yard on July 26.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Ireland
Ford
Cellors
Supreme Court
Libor M. P.s
Hace Pigeons
London
Indor
House of Commons
Four Constituencies Decide Flight Destination for Winners
Fragmentary text indicates agreements on a one year term and a fixed flight destination, with rotation among centers of the four constituencies represented by the members. The readable passage hints at a governance or ceremonial arrangement governing movement or postings tied to election outcomes.
Ends Stirring Career of Mounted Officer in Canada
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police loses Colonel Theodore A. Wroughton after a 37 year career ending as assistant commissioner. He joined as a constable in 1887, became inspector in 1898, and rose to major posts by 1919. Wroughton chased criminals solo in harsh Yukon and Arctic districts, sentencing thousands in Yukon Court. Gleason and Hill fined $5 each for traffic violations.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Associated Press
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Theodore A. Wraighton
Wroughton
Kansas City Youth Learns Respect After Police Talk
Chief Send3 Boy Eddie Wilson, 16, returned home to Kansas City after a visit to a train passenger pickup. Police say Douglas advised him on proper respect for his mother, following a Wednesday night train incident and a free bus ride home. Webster paid a $20 fine for drunkenness, released to Kansas City residence.
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Douglas
Eddie Wilson
Kansas City
Wilson
Herry
Webster
Darrews Drug Store Ad Promotes Poultry Medicines
An old newspaper notice lists poultry and stock medicines including Kreso dip crude carbolic acid fly spray galf cure and healing powders offered by Darrews Drug Store located at 09 Mass St.
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Darrews Drug Store
Mass
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