State Death Rate in a Slight Drop
Toneka June 26 AP Twelve of seventeen Kansas counties had death rates in 1927 under six per 1,000, with western Kansas showing the lowest figures. The state rate was 10.1, down from 10.3 in 1925 but up from 10.0 in 1926. High county rates centered in Shawnee and Miami, each 19.3, with further high levels in Leavenworth 17.4 and others. Low rates appeared in Haskell 8.5 and Stanton 4.5, while many counties fell below the state average due to hospital placements. Deaths by county are listed with several figures for 1927 and comparisons to 1926. Japan favorable to Kellogg pact is reported as accord with proposal to outlaw war. The foreign office spokesperson in Tokyo notes Japan’s complete accord and cabinet consideration planned.
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Toneka
Kansas
Earle G. Rown
State Board of Health
Shawnee
Miami
Leavenworth
Harvey
Ford
Pawnee
Flk
Labette
Norton
Brown
Haskell
Stanton
Butler, Saline, Stevens, Sherman, and Wallace
Geary
A. Gray
Clay
Cachev
Bourbon
Rooks
Ellis
Graham
Seward
Cache
Stevens
Cheyenne
Logan
Grant
Camaneh
Zell
Russell
Butler
Greeley
Douglas
Ther
Douglas Franklin Jefferson. Johnson
Osage
Japan
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Injay
Kellogg
Kellogg Pact Draft Praised as Promoting World Peace
A government spokesman said the Kellogg draft treaty would greatly advance world peace. He stated Japan appreciated the United States for conceiving a document of historic importance to universal peace and urged a reply to America.
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America
Japan
United States
Kansas Electric Power to Meet Journal-World Team
The Kansas Electric Power baseball team, first session Industrial League champions, will face Journal-World tomorrow night at Shock diamond north of town. Both rosters were rebuilt with new players, listing numerous players and the respective managers.
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Kansas Electric Power Company
Journal-World
Shock
Kansas Electric Power
Krueger
Ferce
Albrecht
Blackston
Blevins
Brown
Clem
Davis
Domoney
Eisler
Fletcher
Force
Hill
Johnson
Hahn Plans Retirement from Track After Olympics
Lloyd Hahn, American distance star, announced he would quit running after the Olympic Games in Boston. He said the decision was final and not a staged farewell, intent on settling down to business. Also noted, seven of twelve men linked to Montgomery County bank robberies over 3.5 years are in state penitentiaries or awaiting trial, with two killed in gun battles and three held.
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Boston
Lloyd Hahn
America
Montgomery County
State
Holcoms Rally To Defeat Elks In Wild Twilight League Game
Holcoms erased a 6–1 deficit by scoring ten runs in the third and fourth innings to beat the Elks 11–10 in South Park. LaBarr lined a three-base hit as the key blow in the big third inning. Elks rallied with four runs in the fifth but fell one short of forcing extra innings. Mohk, Morrison, and Cummings were active on the mound as wild pitching produced many bases on balls.
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Holcoms
Elks
South Park
A. Holeam
Holcams
Cummings
Morrisons
Bic Holcom
Town
LaBarr
Holocoms
Scitmag
Iman
Morrison
Elk
Houk
Haskell Ar
Eagles
Holrom
Hole Heffner
Ny LaBarr
Ric’ Hardson
W Carey
Seale
A Walker
Foust
Ay Houk
Jehtes
Robinson
I " Searles
Lohrivan
Hatfield
N ' Malate
Pennock
tElks
Holcom
Wits LaBarr
Zamming
AL Ende
Chiniinga
Mrison
Amor- Tison
Inses
Finleom
Roebuck Knocked Out by Hunt in Tulsa Boxing Bout
Tiny Roebuck, former Haskell football star, was stopped in the second minute of the second round by Babe Hunt of Ponca City, the Oklahoma heavyweight champion, in a scheduled ten round bout in Tulsa. Roebuck suffered his second career knockout. The match followed his prior KO loss to Otto Von Porat.
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Tiny Roebuck
Haskell
Tulsa
Okla
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Chammion
Oklahoma
Roebuck
Hunt
Toebuck
K. O
Otto von Porat
Norweggian
Chet. Jones
Chester Cy Jones
Los Lawrence
Golfers Clash at Kansas City Puts Martin In Line
Tournament at Kansas City yielded a mixed day as Paul Martin of Lawrence Country Club, a pro, posted 170 while Dewey Longworth of Oakland paired up today. Martin failed to qualify.
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Kansas City
Paul Martin
Lawrence
Jones
Dewey Longworth
Oakland
Calif
Martin
Espinosa Doped Winner In Mid American Golf Tourney
Chicago golfer Al Espinosa dominated the Lakewood open golf tournament to win the $1,500 first prize, four or six strokes ahead of Leo Diegel and a field of contenders. Espinosa closed with a 145 yard ace and led by six strokes.
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Kansas City
al Espinosa
Hig Nore
mid-America
Lakewood
Chicago
Leo Diegel
White Plains
N.Y
Quigley Leaves St Benedicts for New York Post
Larry Quigley former athletic director at St Benedicts College Atchison resigns after seven years to take a position with a New York insurance firm. The move was announced June 26 and reported by AP.
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Larry Quigley
New York
Larry Quis
St. Benedicts College
Atchison
Has Accenti
New York Insurance Company
Lewis, Downs Melearcher
Houston
Texas
Strigler
Lewis
Heavyweight Wrestler Triumphs In Nondescript Bout
A heavyweight wrestler won last night in a bout featuring two falls to one. The victor, identified as Joe Makewice from Ute Joea in Nix, secured the win with decisive performance.
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Joe Makewice
Ute Joa
Nix
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