Fort Leavenworth to host big Kansas golf tournament
Leavenworth Kansas plans for the largest state golf tournament under the Kansas State Golf Association. Fort Leavenworth club hosts July 19 to 21 with events beyond golf including a dance smoker and Fort Leavenworth tours. Entries due by July 9. Major H W Fleet secretary announces prizes cups medals and a four man club match. The state association lists thirty member clubs across Kansas.
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Former star Tom D Smith of Iowala for attorney general
A noted former university athlete, Tom D. Smith of Iowala, seeks the Republican nomination for attorney general. Smith, who played on the 1894 football squad and earned acclaim for kicking forty five goals and a field goal, has remained active in political circles since graduation. Rex Hewn supported the bid, while a rival candidate, Rich J. Hopkins, also native to Kansas, previously sought the post and has Kansas property interests.
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BATT E R AT PINCKNEY HOLDS EXCITING SHOE FIGHT
Mohler Horseshoe Club faces West Lawrence team in a 500 point battle at Pinckney Park Sunday afternoon. Players named include W Spiee RL Yen Doe Tibbetts Jim Holyfield Len Harshfield. Spectators expect great excitement as teams contest the title.
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Topeka Team and Green Bros Athletics Meet
Sunday afternoon at Park hosts a Western Electric meet featuring Green Brothers Athletics and a Topeka team. Carl W Wallace and Wilson A referenced in relation to organizers and participants. Event labeled as a tournament with local sports context.
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Twilight League Parade Opens Lawrence Baseball Season
Lawrence's Twilight League will stage a parade Monday evening starting at the Eldridge house on Massachusetts street led by the Fraternal Aid Union band. Opening games follow at Stadium and Haskell Diamond with free admission and the slogan let your conscience be your guide.
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St Louis Fans Rally Behind Browns For Pennant Run
St Louis fans crowded local parks as Ken Williams George Sisler and Urban Shocker lead the Browns in pennant pursuit. Shucks Pruett and Elam Vangilder show promise while Ruth and Williams boost gate totals with record attendance figures.
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Five Americans to defend Davis Cup with Wimbledon entrants
New York reports five American players will enter the British Grass Court Championships at Wimbledon starting June 26 as individual entrants rather than a official team. The squad includes Mrs. Mallory and C G Caner, with men Dean Mathey Arnold Jones and H A Gore joining, while Tilden remains abroad.
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Princeton
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United States
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University tennis courts use by faculty and students
Dr. F C Allen urges proper use of University tennis facilities. Faculty may use two courts south of the gymnasium and five courts are reserved for students at the varsity courts west of the stadium. Summer session students and faculty play daily on the accessible courts.
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Johnson charged after shot at Dixon in city
John Johnson was charged with firing a shot at Jim Dixon last night in the complaint sworn this morning. Johnson, jailed for a $50 fine for sleeping and resisting an officer, was transferred to the county jail when the complaint was made. Johnson denied shooting at Dixon when questioned by police this morning.
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Local notes highlight travel visits and school events
Velma Dennin left Thursday for Oklahoma to visit relatives. Topeka visitors Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hawk. J W Roberts delegates to a world S S convention in Kansas City. Dr Hull opened a chiropractic office with rooms at Mrs Buckmasters. Mrs George Hoffman of Perry teaches music in the county normal. Hoffman directed Perry Bur al Highan’s girls quartette which won at the county meet. glee club taken to Emporia in March. Free clinic at the courthouse examined many. common dental ailments noted. Jacquemin family and other locals visited Topeka. Maria Slade left Tuesday for the East, attending the National Educational Association in Boston in July and later New York. Margaret Snyder of Atchison visits sister Mrs Marvin Snyder. Rebecca and Anna Allen of Williamstown visit Mrs Geo Brown. Ernest Owens harvests wheat with two binders on tractor. Lieut and Mrs Frank Roberts visit Leavenworth. Mrs Clyde Brooks returns to Valley Falls after visit with her parents. Harvey Hawk and son Ralph drive to Kansas City Thursday. Van Byck of Topeka comes for Buck homestead cherries. Mrs A J Simons returns from war with Simons’ parents and Mrs Heberling of Wakarusa. County Normal begins with 60 attending under May Ninechilser, Bowers, Trusdale, Hoffman, and Goddard. Many teachers studying at Lawrence and Emporia. Earl Dubois family move to southern California near Orange. Presbyterian Ladies Aid met June 20 with hostesses and program. Bible School planned by M E church and supervised by Rev and Mrs Almon. J W Roberts in Kansas City at the Ing U S convention, opening postponed until return. Walter Robison’s house...
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Williamstown
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Ernest Owens
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Valley Falls
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van Byck
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Wakarusa
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Elizabeth Mountain
Lunelle Nesbit
Ruth Nesbit
Matagaret Ford
This Takes Love Out of Tennis in West Town
Local notes report Chas Varra remodeling the old Hamilton place with a new furnace and floor changes. Prof John Trousdale and daughters returned from Emporia while Mrs Lester Sealey sick and staying with her parents. Lawrence visits, schooling, and health efforts are noted for Vernon, Alpha Dennis, and Ian Vernon, who faces serious mobility challenges but has drawing talent and ambition. Wedding of Fannie Tad to Joseph Winnell in Thompson Topeka described with a small-town reception.
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Hamilton Place
Alabama Woman Named Head of French at Women’s College
Winfred Shannon, a recent graduate, was appointed head of the French department at the Women's College in Montgomery. She follows Lucile Blackfan, who earned A B in 1917 and won a University of Toulouse fellowship. The fellowship was arranged via the American Council on Education from a French education ministry offer.
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Women’s College
Montgomery
Ala
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Elsie Neuen Schwander
Department of Romance Languages
Kansas
Market summary cattle hogs and crops Kansas City Chicago
Kansas City reports weekly cattle market trends with steers lower and stockers down, hogs mixed to firmer with a steady to higher tone. Chicago remarks week comparisons, beef prices mostly mixed, hogs strong, wheat and corn futures show modest shifts, Kansas City produce notes unchanged prices for butter eggs and poultry.
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