Rainy Plains Boost Kansas Crop Prospects in June
Soaking rains across Kansas improved crop outlook with heat later in the week. Corn shows rapid growth in southern districts while northern fields range from six inches to a foot tall. Wheat harvest speeds up in south central and southeastern counties. northern areas begin within a week. Oats, barley troubled by heat. alfalfa growth slowed by low moisture. Met official notes corn rooting aided by prior dry spell and moisture following the rains.
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Kay
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Odd Fellows Triumph In Narrow Victory Over Forty-Eight
The Odd Fellows toppled the Forty and Eight club by a 5 to 4 score as Lamb and Welch battled on the mound. Odd Fellows capitalized with four runs in the fourth inning, while 40 and 8 failed to connect for decisive rallies despite late baserunning and stolen bases.
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Welch
Gustler
Accrs
iWelch
Odd Fellows
Lamb
Odd
Fellows
H-Po
AE Mayer
Gufflen
c_ Hickson
Laster
Duyer
McFarland
Mt Am
Pennock
Hom
Hickson
Johnson
Et Reed and Ellerbrook
Collett Wins French Women's Golf Championship Final
Miss Glenna Collett, former American champion, today won the French women's golf championship. She defeated Mile Simone-Thion de La Chame in the final match 3 up and 4 to play.
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Ada Bellows
Scottih
Eagles
Holcom
Mise Collett
University of Kansas graduates dominate recent Kansas Bar results
Forty six candidates passed the Kansas Bar exam with twenty three KU graduates and three from Lawrence. The list includes Marie Russell Topeka Marcus Waggoner Atchison John Blake Wellington J O Edgarant Walnut Frank Flack Deight AL Graham Pittsboro Arthur Gates Seward James H Ho inn Belleville Hubert Horning Moline Roy Johnson St Francis John S Markley Spinway Harvey Osborne Asland Ray Preyer Girard Lloyd Rupenthal Russell Clyde Slif Hill City Brett Serio nef Lawrence George Sprad.
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Topeka
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Marie Russell
Marcellus
G. ‘Bass
Columbus
Marcus
Waggoner
Atchson
John
Blake
Wellington
J. O. Edgarant
Walnut
Frank Flack
Graham
Pittsboro
Arthur R. Gates
Seward
James H- Hoin
Belleville
Hubert Horning
Moline
Roy
Ty Johnson
St .Francis
S. Markley
Spinway Harvey
Osborne
Asland
Ray R. Preyer
Girard
Lloyd H. Y Rupenthal
Russell
Clyde W. Slif
Hillchinson
Brett R. ‘Serionef
George Sprad
Tuberculosis Sanatoria Cut Deaths, Says Expert
Minneapolis report from June outlines that tuberculosis patients who have passed through sanatoria show lower mortality. Dr. Dublin of Metropolitan Life cites 800,000 treated nationwide with about 600,000 living, projecting 6,000 fewer TB deaths annually and a drop toward 150 TB deaths per 100,000 by 1930.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
National Tuberculosis Ass. Ion
Is I. Dublin
Metropolitan Life ® Insurance Company
Dublin
Santatoria
United States
Drblch
Drunkenness Rise Follows War Restriction Lifting
London reports a notable increase in drunkenness since wartime controls eased, Sir William Joynson-Hicks says. He cites last decade figures showing a fall during the war from 204 048 to 80 463, then a general rise as drinking hours and facilities expanded. In 1923 24, twenty percent of men and fifty percent of women entering prison were for drunkenness, the Archbishop of Canterbury noted.
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London
Isakhaseeistae Press
Englad
William Joynson-Hicks
Church of England Temperace Society
Archbishop of Canterbury
Calgary Jubilee Stampede planned for July spectacle
Calgary prepares for the jubilee stampede to be staged in July. A mammoth parade will feature Indians, cowboys, Mounted Police, and western pageantry, presented as a genuine competitive tournament with purses and official titles. Last year’s gate reached 167,279 versus 9,732 in 1922.
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Calgary
Atta
Associated Press
Algary
Prohibition Voice Not Favored in Britain Says Speaker
The speaker noted a new spirit in the United States since prohibition began. He did not support total prohibition in Great Britain, arguing it would not appeal to the majority of English people.
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W. J. Quinlan
Roth Island
Davenport
Arkansas
United States
Great Britain
Forties and Eights: The 40 Hommes et Chevaux origin tale
Soldiers recall the origin of the Forty and Eight name linked to the ex service group Lal Societe Nationale des 40 Hommes et Chevaux. The article notes trains on French rails with box cars marked 40 Hommes and 40 Chevaux and details the harsh ride. It mentions Wills and Kingsbury moving to a bungalow at 2136 New Hampshire Street.
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Societe Nationale Des 40 Hommes Et,3- Chevaix
France
Wills
Kingsbury
New Hampshire Street
Baldwin News Breezy Summer Social Roundup
Local Baldwin notes celebrate visitors and residents with multiple guests from Denison Eldorado and Madison. The Boy s Band plans an open air concert and ice cream on the lawn near the E T filling station. Lectures by Dr Edwin Hughes and Dr Clyde Odom mark a bustling week at the Summer School of Theology.
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Hattie R. Hackett
Vening
Pheer ‘ Dyin
Lewis
Madison
Ned
K. H. QO. Holter
Coffeyville
Ruth
McHenry
Blanche
Cage
Akron
Ohio
Phoebe Machin’ Bradley
Niagara
Baldwin
Kansas City
Clyde Odom
Kansas
Edwin Hughes
First Methodist Church
Jesus
Hig Best
School of Theology
Hughes
Clarence E. Holcombe
Gharles H. Pace
Duluth
Minn
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Pace
Methodist Church
M.S. Rice
D. T. Ritchey
Merriam
Ottawa
Roy
Billy Hubbard
Earr ‘Locker
Harold Case
J. Hughes
Paris
Thikona
Camp Pire
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Ferne Stephens
the Guardian
Opal Walters
Ruth Marquard
Rachel Wilson
Betty Ebright
Dorothy Neal
Mary E. Brown
Mildred Black
Thomas E. Slavens
Baldwin Ledger
Gridley
Kans
Elizabeth. Dreyer
Fred FP. Dreyer
Slavens
J.B. Cook
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W. B. Flemihe
Bertha Jane
Branchville
N. J
Figming
Frank Johns
Enroute
Mary Schott
Gertrude Schott
Worden
San la Brant
Lawrence
Jason
Inez
Miriam
Phi Mu
Ely
Edmonton trial costs for Copper Eskimos recollection
Edmonton reports vary on the cost of the trial and auction of Copper Eskimos Alikomiak and Tat amigana on Herschel Island a year ago. Expert Rasmanseen estimates the total between 50 000 and 75 000 dollars. He urges education over enforcement for the Copper Eskimos in a primitive state, noting past killings of female children and murdered husbands as not serious wrong. The California Diamond Jubilds opens an eight day Sonoma County celebration and industrial exposition at Santa Rosa. The University of Vermont marks Lafayette’s 100th visit by laying the cornerstone for Ira Allen Chapel. Deodo The Real Deodorant at Ackin s Drug Store 2101 Mass. dv.
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Alta
Associated Press
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Alikomiak
Tatamigana
Herschel
Krod Resmussen
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California
Sonoma County
Santa Rosa
University of Vermont
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