Kiwanis Rally Beats Rotarians In City Baseball Clash
In a high scoring city league game the Kiwanis rallied from down two in the eighth to defeat the Rotarians 11 to 8. Czar’s hirelings swung six late hits while Doc Allen backed with 19 safeties, and Kilwanis pitcher Carl held the Rotarians to four by midgame.
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Swerkt
Kawanians
Rotarians
Blowis
Allen
Niok Twiligt League
Rotary
Aller
Ally
Carl
Jin
Baseball Scores From American Association and National League
Scan of yesterday’s baseball results shows Louisville 4 to 5 at Kansas City with Paul contributing. Milwaukee and Indianapolis reports mention rain delays. In the National League New York, Brooklyn, and St. Louis posted scores, while Philadelphia and Boston also played. Weather and scattered notices accompany the sports brief.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
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Colombes
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Br Klyn
St Kau
Philadelphia
Bostah
New
Faeries
Washington
Brisk Ticket Sale For Local Boxing Show At Park
Ticket buyers crowd the American Legion boxing event at Woodland Park with brisk initial sales. Local fans show strong interest as town boxers prepare for the matches and out of town participants are due to arrive in Lawrence next week. Tickets are available at City Drug Store and other outlets.
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American Legion
Woodland’ Park
Honart
Lawrence
Ikie Rail
Ile’s
Tana Wede’s
New Florida Rail Line Plans Reported
Ghicago June 25 Associated Press reports plans for a new railroad line on the west coast of Florida are expected to be announced. The proposal includes a new avenue and road connection as part of the project.
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Ghicago
Associatd Press
Outdoor football drills for eager summer cadets
The article describes afternoon football practice at a school where young players learn to tackle dummies, kick, pass, and build conditioning. Aspiring coaches sweat through drills, receiving commands akin to varsity play, and are taught to hit hard while not fearing injury.
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Shimmer
McCook
Sherman
Soj
Large funeral for Zephania Roberts in Garden City
Zephania Robert 84, a prominent western Kansas G A R officer, was buried in Garden City. A Mason County Illinois native and Civil War veteran, Roberts homesteaded in Haskell County in 1885 and lived there since 1891. He left a widow, daughter, six sons, and was father of Tate Edgar Roberts, former county attorney for Finney and Morton counties. He chaired the school board and failed to lead this year’s Decoration Day parade.
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Kan
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Westeen
Kansas
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Mason County
Mllinois
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Haskellounty
Tate
Edgar Roberts
Finney and Morton
Massive Southern California Mail Output Revealed
Los Angeles reports figures on mail volume for the year, estimating about 8,000,000 pieces will be outgoing daily mail across Southern California. The data include 2,000,000 second class items and 5,630 parcels per day, with 300 working days assumed, highlighting vast annual press and magazine mail activity.
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Los Angeles
P.y
Calif
Lawrence gains sales position with Emington Arms company
Prof. J Sley Sternberg of the University of Kansas School of Business received a sales executive offer from Emington Arms, a major cash register maker. WP Kiser, former divisional manager, came from Chicago to Lawrence to discuss the post. Dean Stockton says the new department will link more staff to business opportunities as it develops.
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Michigan
Tembers
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Throuch
iThe Emington Arms Company
Dean F.C. Stockton
School of Business
Snown Imore
Lehman Addresses Forum on Play Activities
Professor Lehman of the University of Kansas spoke at the Forum's second meeting in Green Hall Little Theater. His technical talk covered school play activities and drew considerable interest as the hall filled for the summer session. The third Forum gathering is slated for next Wednesday in the same venue.
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Schools of Education
University of Kansas
Little Theater
Green Hall
Sae i Ge
Sheffield Operation Opens Path Back to Mexico
New York June 25 A P James R Sheffield America’s ambassador to Mexico successfully underwent a minor operation at St Luke’s Hospital Dr Joseph Blake announced His condition following the operation was satisfactory and barring unexpected developments he should be in condition within two weeks to resume his post in Mexico City
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America
Mexico
St. Luke’s Hospital
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Sheffield
Mexicoity
Dave's Mentha Pepsin touted as stomach relief
An advertisement for Dave's Mentha Pepsin claims rapid relief from indigestion gas and heartburn within ten minutes. It promises banishing dyspepsia and related symptoms with one bottle, endorsed by The Round Corner Drug Co. and pharmacists.
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Round Corner Drug Co
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Elf Jagainy
Round Corner Drug ‘Co
Adtv
New Nerve Treatment Promises Neuritis Relief
A San Francisco physician announces a new discovery for neuritis and neuralgia relief. Thousands reportedly responded to the prescription now available, offering swift alleviation of sharp pains, twitching, exhaustion, and nervous breakdown symptoms.
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San Francisco
Fight at Omaha Convention Targets Commander Irwin
The fifth annual Disabled American Veterans convention in Omaha proceeds with intense exchanges as anonymous cards attack Commander Frank J. Irwin of New York for alleged closeness to the Veterans Bureau. The morning session features the sharpest dispute of the gathering over leadership and policy.
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Omaha
Frank J. Irwin
New York
United States Veterans Bureau
Wall Street Advances On Upturn Market
The Day in Wall Street New York June 25 reports stock prices moving higher despite five percent call money rates. Specialties with large current earnings were under pool accumulation with over twenty issues rising to new yearly highs amid a brisk one million shares traded. A breezy spot for baby photographs is noted in an unrelated ad reference.
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Wall Street
New York
Married by Judge Menger in Howard County
A terse entry records the marriage of Lester Hart and Rose Cramine by Judge Menger yesterday in Howard, with Probate Judge officiating. The brief notice notes the union was performed by a judge, indicating a formal ceremony.
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Lester Hart
Rose Cramine
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