Yankees Hold Wide Lead In American League Race
The New York Yankees have a commanding lead in the American League, with the Athletics still in contention though facing a decisive series against the champions. In the N.L., the Cardinals grasp a three-game edge during the stretch, after beating the Reds 9 to 4 as Danary Vance held firm.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Connie Mack
Phillies
Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Reds
Cincinnati
Danay Vances
Philadelphia
Brooklen
Jim Eliott
Robins
Phils
Vance
Elliott
Walter Leran
Washington
Boston
Red Sox
Russell
T. Washington
Frank O'Rourke
St. Louis Browns
Monocle fad grows in Berlin as eyewear trend spreads
An AP report notes that about one in four Berlin residents wears glasses though not all etch them. The piece highlights a monocle craze among fashion followers imitating prewar army officers, with some opting for plain glass. Women join the trend and lorgnettes are used to appear intriguing or disconcerting.
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Berlin
Fay Fron
Opticians
Glacier National Park to Repair 400 Trails
An extensive construction program starts in Glacier National Park to upgrade and reconstruct 400 trails to high standards. An initial appropriation of 46000 dollars is allocated for equipment materials and labor this year with continuing work planned in subsequent years.
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Glacier Park
Mont
Glacier National Park
Lawyer Not Candidate C D Stewart Faces Candidacy Confusion
The Lawrence audience learns a mix up over justice of the peace candidate C D Stewart. Some believed it was Judge C C Stewart, longtime city attorney, while the actual candidate C D Stewart denies misleading voters and notes his background as a former clerk and grocery store owner.
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C.D. Stewart
Justice of the Peace
Lawrence
C. C. Stewart
C. D. Stewart
Stewart
F. Q. Brown
Journal-World Office
Stewadrti
Jas. J. Mitchell
Fort
Boynton seeks Republican nomination for Kansas Supreme Court
Roland Boynton of Emporia filed today for the Republican nomination for justice of the Kansas Supreme Court to fill the vacancy created by the death of Justice Henry F. Mason. He is a KU graduate, 1914 A B and 1918 LL B, former Lyon county attorney, and served in World War I. He currently serves as assistant attorney general and has led road sitization efforts and investigations leading to resignations and indictments of city officials.
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Griffith
Attorstorney
William A. Smith
Boynton
State Highway Department
Joan Sharks
Resig Nation
C. H. Dekner
Wichita City
Attorney General's Office
Lyon County
Lyon County Bar Association
University of Kansas
Publicity Man Faced In FTC Inquiry Over Utility Campaigns
Robert E. ir, chief counsel for the Federal Trade Commission, said he would prove that J. B. Sheridan, Missouri committee on public utility information director, criticized his employers and used publicity methods not aligned with his beliefs. Sheridan, from St. Louis, testified he followed methods he did not agree with and some that contradicted his conscience, admitting actions inconsistent with personal views. He noted he had directed the committee since 1921 and that the publicity overall aimed to sway public opinion.
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Washington
Tune
Fating
Federate Commission
J. B. Sheridan
Missouri Committee On Public Utility Information
Sheridan
St. Louis
Healy
Ben
Morroccan jewelers to sell dust of gold in souks
Algiers Morocco AP reports a newly formed French company plans to gather and melt centuries old gold and silver dust from Moroccan jewelers souks and workrooms. Madison Wis AP notes University of Wisconsin ROTC requests approval to replace cadet blue with uniform tan in regents meeting.
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Algiers
Morocco
Pen Oil
Madison, Wis
Uniy
Wisconsin
Recital A Success by Moncrieff and Green at KU
Five performances by Mrs Alice Moncrieff contralto and Lee S Green pianist formed the second in a series by the University of Kansas school of fine arts. The audience voiced enthusiasm for both artists with calls for encores as lights flickered during Greens piece.
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School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Alice Moncrieff
Lee S. Green
Weig
Rhimbers
Greene
Mohrerieff
Ater
Ma Klemp
Lecompton Store Grand Opening With Ceremonial Festivities
The E. P. Day store, now allied with the Independent Grocers Alliance, held a crowded grand opening on Saturday with decorations of Dorothy Perkins roses, royal blue and white decor, carnations for women and candy for children. Food and music were offered, and a two act play The Soldier of the Cross was performed by the Christian Endeavor group to benefit district convention expenses.
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E. P. Day
Grocers’ Alliance
Bell Bros.” Music
L: Rence
Dorothy Perkins
L. Glenn
Romary
Glenn
A. Davidson
Will Graul
A. G. Dekat
Toneka
Grauel
Lecompton
iLecompton
George Whinnie
Whippi
Christian Endeavor of the
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Soldier of the Cross
Christian Endeavor
Glen Meeill
Hase
W. Rbffer
Cartwright
Nellie Slavens
Ricard Cartwright
Fred McClanahan
Hoyland
Marget Boushman
Llus
West Fairview and Vicen Itx News Notes Digest
Local items recount church attendance, visits between families, and social calls in West Fairview and nearby areas. Mentions of Glenn church, Marion Petefish home, Richland callers, and various residents visiting relatives and neighbors on mid June days. A brief items section notes Washington milk co op totals of 11 billion pounds for 1927 and a Carolina boundary marker dispute near Pine Releish.
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Tra Kettering
Glenn
Myrtle Hudzins
Gelorade
Clinton Cummings
Bob
Hendricks
Dai i
Lawrences
Marion Petefish
Edith Hilbert
Claude
Homer
Richland
Melvin Petefish
Harry
Crmal Hodson's
Lake View
W. Kennedy
Harry. Kennedy
Laurence
John Benardler
Er Benander
Mike Kroof
Tanna
Oc Moore
Sam W. Kennedy
Edith. Hilbert
Bruce Gress
Washington Creek
Iarabe
Oan
E.G. Woodwerd
Washington
Ohio State Athletics Head Resigns After Football Season
Dr John W Wilee director of athletics and football coach at Ohio State resigns effective immediately He will practice medicine and continue some teaching His football team struggled last fall and showed little in the season and is noted in the 1913 state page remarks
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John W. Wilee
Ohio
Nightly AP sports recap with mixed names and teams
A fragmentary AP-style sports blurb lists players such as Rich Pete Firpo Decon Yom Tommy Ryan Pajo Datta Cleve r Suggs and others, mentioning Big Bor Petersan and New Fuenia in a jumbled roster context. No clear event, score, or outcome is provided.
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Associated Press
Rich-Pete
Firpo
Tommy
Ryan
Pajo
Datta
Clever Suggs
New Fuenia
Bor Petersan
Unclear local weather cancels New York race event
Fragmentary report indicates threatening weather affected a New York event with two participants. Details on venue, schedule or outcome are not legible.
Baseball Scores and Schedule Patchwork Across Leagues
Fragmented wire from national baseball rounds notes Philadelphia beating Brooklyn amid unclear scores while Boston game postponed. Mentions schedule changes and vacation periods, with sparse team names and uncertain dates.
Jayhawker stars off for tryouts in Sioux City
Bernard Frazier and Sol McInerney, KU track standouts, depart Lawrence with coach H. H. Wulf for Olympic trials in Sioux City. Frazier seeks longer 19,000 meter run after Chicago finish. McInerney, a top jumper, hopes to boost Kansas chances in Boston finals.
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Bernard
Poco” Frazier
Eelet
University of Kansas
Runue
Sol McInerney
Broad Temper
Lawrence
Thei
HH. Wulf
Sioux City
Iszid
Altough
Frazier
Boston
Chicago
K.”U
Rth
Metnerney van
MeIperazy
Als SG
New Track Event Aims for High Place Says Coach Hutt
The article outlines an upcoming hop, step and jump event in which the subject will compete for the first time. Coach Hutt expresses strong confidence in his swimmer’s potential to place highly. Frazier and McInerney have trained daily since returning from Chicago and show good form for Iowa tryouts.
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Hutt
Frazier
McInerney
Chicago
Iowa
Five business students win appointments for next year
Five students from the K. U. School of Business who finish by the summer term year end have secured appointments for the coming year. Herbert E. Gane will teach marketing economics and finance at Morningside College. Merle Yowell becomes a business instructor at the University of Nebraska. Marshall McWilliams will pursue an economics teaching fellowship at the University of California. Floyd Salvesen and Randell Reed receive fellowships with the Institute of Meat Packing at the University of Chicago.
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K. U
Frank T
Herbert E. Gane
Morningside College
Sioux City
Iowa
Merle Yowell
College of Business
University of Nebraska
Marshall McWilliams
University of California
Floyd Salvesen
Randell Reed
Institute of Meat ‘Packing
College of Commerce and Administration
University of Chicamo
Harris Heads Northern Baptists President in Unopposed Vote
Arthur M. Har New York banker and volunteer religious worker was elected president of the Northern Baptist convention to succeed W. C. Coleman. The New York figure was elected by unanimous vote in Detroit on June 20.
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Harris
Northern Baptists
Detroit
Arthur M. Har
New-York
Northern Baptist Convention
W. C. Coleman
Wichita
Kan
Beetles to Aid Tests at Minnesota Station
Scientists at the Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station plan beetle tests to study effects of various foods. The beetle, rat, and guinea pig setup aims to speed experiments with a short life cycle and small food needs, allowing quicker results than using animals.
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St. Paul
Minneae Agricultural Experiment Staion
Purification Promises Health Through Calotabs
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a greatest of system purifiers and a path to health. It urges a thorough course taken weekly for several weeks and offers a family package with directions for 135 cents at drugstores.
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Nature
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