Mohler Horseshoe Club Defeated by West Lawrence Team
Mohlers led by 37 in Pinckney Park contest but West Lawrence surged late to win 500 to 482. Doc Tibbits and J W Springer starred for Mohlers while Joe Ulm and George Snow led West Lawrence. Players listed include Vogt Springer Tibbetts Holyfield Harshfield Brewer Davidson for Mohlers and Joe Ulm John Ulm Ralph Ulm George Snow Boling Melvin for West Lawrence.
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Mohler Horseshoe
Pinckney Park
West Lawrence
Joe Ulm
Mohlers
West
Lawerence
John Ulm
Ralph Ulm
George Snow
R. Boling
Bob’ Melvin
Indians Rate Low as Critics Cite Pitching Woes
Cleveland fans wonder what is wrong with the Indians as they hover around .500 under manager Tris Speaker. The report cites weak pitching, rookie opponents, and limited hitting in tight games, noting only a handful of wins when the mound is solid and more losses when pitchers struggle.
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Cleveland
Indians
Tris Speaker
Kay Speaker
Dearth of coaching material hits Nebraska colleges
Nebraska colleges and normal schools face a coaching shortage for football this season. Only three current coaches expected to be retained: Ray B. McCandless of Nebraska Wesleyan at University Place, W. G. Speer of Peru Normal in Peru, and Fred Dale of Wayne Normal in Wayne. Most other schools seek new coaches and athletic directors, with Chadron Normal possibly keeping Coach West. Separately, Union Should Prosecute Washington
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Lincoln
Nebr
Nebraska Colleges and ‘Normal
Ray B. McCandless
Nebraska Wesleyan
University Place
W. G. Speer
Peru Normal
Peru
Fred Dale
Wayne Normal
Wayne
Chadron Normal
West
Army Aviators Killed Near Gettysburg
Captain George D. Hamilton of Washington and Sergeant G R Martin of Buffalo New York were killed this afternoon when their army airplane circling 2000 feet above the Gettysburg battlefield went into a tail spin and crashed to the earth.
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Gettysburg
George D. Hamilton
Washington
G.R. Martin
Buffalo
N. Y
Army
Gettysburg Battle Field
Five Marriages Mark Ex Reformers Arrested in Los Angeles
Donald D. Stewart, ex city reformer and minister, is held in Los Angeles jail on bigamy and embezzlement charges awaiting extradition to Boston. He says he will plead not guilty to bigamy and admits marrying five women though only one is divorced. He plans to admit embezzlement at arraignment. He claims wife No 1’s divorce nullified his second and third marriages, and asserts wife No 5 remains.
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Los Angeles
Donald D. Stewart
Ciry
Jore
Boston
Stewart
Irish Olympic revival draws 560000 visitors in Corke Park
Dublin reports preparations for the Aonach Taillteann Irish Olympic games to be staged in Corke park in August. Thirty seven committees oversee £14,000 government funds for the tournament with events from chess to weight throwing and an art and industry exhibition. Only foreigners of Irish descent may compete.
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Dublin
Corke Park
Vinland girl wedding tied to famed elopement case
Alice Hansen a 16 year old Vinland girl from the winter Vinland short skirts case has wed Frank Saunders of Lawrence in an apparent elopement. The couple reportedly reside on a farm near Leavenworth. In a separate incident A. Bruce Bielaski head of the justice department investigations during WWI was held for ransom by seven bandits who stopped his car near Cuernavaca Morelos yesterday.
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Alice Hansen
Vinland
Frank Saunders
Lawrence
Saunders
Hi Bride
Leavenworth
Mexico City
Associated Press
A. Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigation
United States Department of Justice
Cuernavaca
Morelos
Arrest of Ollie Jones for assault on Odessa Jones
Mrs Odessa Jones of 383 Maple Street swore out a complaint Saturday accusing her husband Ollie Jones of assaulting and beating her. He was arrested Saturday night and is confined in the county jail.
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Odessa Jones
Maple Street
Ollie Jones
Jones
Notice to Water Consumers In District May Have Short Shutoffs
Water consumers in this district may experience temporary shutoffs for several hours while connections to mains are made. To prevent inconvenience, residents should draw some water ahead for the next ten days. The Water Department will limit outages to short durations. Van Henderson, Superintendent.
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Water Department
van Henderson
CAN PLACE WORKERS University Lists Job Seekers
The University of Michigan lists a large number of male students seeking part time work kept by the secretary U M L G. Anyone needing part time help should call the university offices. The secretary also has names of several men available for full time work.
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University
U. ML. G
Community Notices and Local Travel Vacationwide
Kansas City visit highlights as Dr and Mrs David Robinson and family spend Sunday with Mrs Robinson s parents Mr and Mrs A D Weaver and family. Golf trip to Kansas City for a western tournament at Hillcrest starts today. Numerous residents travel to Topeka Lincoln Neb and other western points while others attend conventions and visit relatives in Manhattan Topeka and Kansas City. A bequest of 500 for a public fountain in Great Bend and 5 000 for a new Presbyterian church reflect local wills and community projects.
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David Robinson
Kansas City
Win Newmark
San Francisco
Canada
Will Anderson
Topeka
Sadie Clelani
Kirmsas City
Anna Grahn
Lincoln
Neb
George Richardson
Tonuka
Nadine Weibel
Abe Wolfson
FP. B. Dodds
Met. Vernon
F. B. Dodds
Yellowstone Park
Ralph Phelps
Estellene
Los Angeles
Cal
Phelp
F. H. Husted
Mississippi Street
L. A. Simons
W. C. Simons
Dolph
Great Bend
E. W. Moses
Varsity Theatre Summer Lineup Promises Top Pics
Doris May returns to the Varsity with Gay and Devilish on Monday and Tuesday, followed by May Murray in Fascination on Wednesday and Thursday. Friday and Saturday feature The Prodigal Judge with Maclyn Arbuckle. The theater stays closed through July and August but promises strong summer programs and compares favorably with neighboring cities.
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Varsity
Doris May
May Murray
Jean Paige
Maelyn Arbuckle
Lawrence
Varsity Theatre
Miss May
Otis Harlan
Cullen Tavidis
Bull Montana
Jacqueline Togan
Stark
Mac Murray
Robert Z. Deonand
Spain
Miss Murray
Delores Delism
Carvnta
Dolores
Helen Ware
Creighton Hale
Vincent Coleman
Courtenay Foote
Adventure Tales Should Be in Library at Schoolhouses
Detroit June 26. Sarah C N Bogle, specialist in Children's libraries and assistant secretary of the American Library Association, urged that the tittle red schoolhouse of tomorrow be a place for adventure as well as instruction. A voting contest will decide the 25 books for a two foot shelf in country schools.
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Detroit
Mich
Sarah C. ‘N. Bogle
American Library Association
Mary Smith
Johney Jones
Miss Boble
National Education Association
Boston
Wheat for Philippines Could Supply Local Demand
The Bureau of Agriculture states wheat can be grown in the Philippine Islands with proper cultivation. A Cavite December-planted, March-harvested field yielded favorable results and other mountain provinces may suit cultivation. Annual island wheat consumption is about 79 million pounds and could rise with home-grown supply.
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Manila
Plt
Philippine Islands
Bureau of Agriculture
Ite
Philippines
Islands
Tis
Bureau
Cavite
New Ownership Announced for Chase County News
Manford P. Gare and Harold Hitt, formerly associated with the Journal-World, have purchased the Chase County News at Strong City Kansas. The new owners note past editorships in Nebraska and work at St Francis Kansas and plan to take possession and begin publishing immediately.
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Manford PL
Gare
Harold Hitt
Journal-World
Lave
Chase County News
Strong City
Kansas
Hasj
Newspiper
Nebraska
Gore
St. Francis
Kan- Shey
Hegis
Three men plead guilty at police court
Three men named L. Riley Doc Madden and Snot Fearing pleaded guilty in police court. Each received a ten day sentence on the city rockpile after dining fine. Lloyd Castle paid ten dollars for speeding and Freel Emery ten dollars for driving a car without proper license.
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Enis Inurmig
Rockpile
L. Riley
Doc" Madden
Chinese Graduate Chiang Plans East Visit and Return to China
Chinese graduate Lesures Willson Y Chiang, a pharmacy graduate from the recent Ke University commencement, leaves tomorrow for the east then Vancouver before sailing home. He spent two years at the University of Kansas and expects to return in about five years for further work. His home is Sungkiang Kiangsu China. Of four Chinese students at Ke this year one will stay for next year with others expected to enroll.
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Lesures Willson Y. Chiang
Vancouvere
University of Kansas
Kansas Leads in School Consolidation Effort
Prof. M. L. Smith of Kansas State Normal School announces a new Kansas School Consolidation manual. The booklet, used in Kansas and nineteen other states, guides forming consolidated districts with sample ballots and legal steps. Attorney General Hopkins approves the included laws and interpretations. Rural districts favor consolidation but lack procedural know how, the professor notes.
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Imperia
Kan
Kansas
M. L. Smith
Kansas State Normal School
The
Normal
Smith
Richard J. Hopkins
Topeka Judge Cultivates Farm Life For Better Work
June 26 Topeka report on Judge Paul W. Heinz of the Topeka court who balances a desk with farm life. He tends Jersey cows, chickens, a fox terrier, and a bird dog while citing healthier, higher quality work from downtime. His herd includes Pegis Beautify which yielded 725 pounds butter and 8500 pounds milk in 327 days. Also notes Fiji island poison and Brinkman Double Loaf promotion.
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Topeka
Kan
Paul WH. Heinz
Judge Heinz
Heinz
Jersey
Pegis Beautify
Six Universities Row Today for Intercollegiate Prize
Six large universities compete in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association’s 24th championship on waters long associated with fierce battles for supremacy. Washington and the Naval Academy widen the field, with Navy cadets taking time from a midshipmen cruise to race, making this regatta a nationally significant test of eastern versus western rowing strength.
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Poughkeepsie
Association
University of Washington
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Annapolis
VETS PLAY IN PARIS BASEBALL AND CRICKET GAMES
Veterans of American and British armies in Paris plan baseball and cricket matches. The British Legionnaires challenge the American Legion Davis post to a baseball game while Yankees would join cricket. Paris post of Veterans of Foreign Wars leads the league, with other American groups formed.
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Paris
British Legionnaires
American Legion
Davis Post
Yankees
Farr Tommies
Paris Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Popular pamphlets spark second edition plea
Topeka Kan June 26 25 000 copies of the first editions Hogs in Kanspa and Alfalfa in Kansas were printed then found highly popular Secretary J C Mohler state board of agriculture plans a second edition The alfalfa booklet issued 10146 hog bulletin 1918 used widely in schools and farms University of Illinois swine department requested 150 copies and Joe Robbins Franklin county agent placed order for 50 copies The booklets are the board of agriculture's most popular manuals Mohler said
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Topeka
Kan
Kanspa
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Mohler
Board of Agriculture
Farina
Mohle
University of
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