Jayhawks to compete at St Joseph track meet
Ten University of Kansas athletes depart Sunday for St Joseph for a July 4 chamber of commerce track and field meet. Coach Schlademan aims for multiple firsts with a premier 1 2 mile relay lineup and strong entries in sprints and distances led by Fisher Norton O Leary Meidinger Kellett James Wilson Rogers Weestemeyer.
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University of Kansas
St. Joseph
Chamber of Commerce
Karl A. Schladéman
Kansas
Jayhawker
Schlademan
Woestemeyer
Fisher
Qeary
Norton
Winfield
O’leary
Weestemeyer
Kellett
Brown
James
Rogers
Wilson
Meidinger
Ruw
Ends Week Of Twilight League Games At Has Kell Field
The twilight league finishes its first week with tonight’s game at Has Kell Field. Fans attend in good numbers and contribute freely between innings to cover expenses. No large collections are expected as occasional dimes will suffice. No games next Tuesday due to July 4, with those Fourth of July contests moved to Thursday.
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Haskell. Field
Lawrence
Lew Harshfield at 499 Monk’s Barber Shop
Lew Harshfield is listed at 499 in connection with Monk’s Barber Shop. The notice notes a location tied to Harshfield and the business address within the local record.
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Lew Harshfield
Monk
Duel Proposed in Doe Killing Dispute at Woodland Park
The clash between Sheriff Will Johns and Undersheriff Ralph Lawrence over who killed the mad doe near the university grows heated with threats to personal safety. Lawrence hints the issue could be settled by a duel at Woodland Park on the Fourth of July.
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Sherif Will Johns
Ralph Lawrence
Lawrence
Woodland Park
Twilight Schedule at Haskell Institute Tonight
Haskell Institute hosts Fraternal Aid Union at 6:15 tonight of the FP Monday slate. Whiz Bangs meet Crimson and Blue at Stadium at 5 30.
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Haskell Institute, Vs. Fraternal Aid Union
Haskell
A. U
Journal-World
Whiz Bangs
Crimson
Blue
Stadium
Twilight Star Dreyer Keeps League Books In Line
C E Dreyer serves as Twilight League secretary treasurer and assistant manager for the Fraternal Aid Union team. He has previously handled the season’s funds and satisfactorily accounted for four dollars collected over the summer. The piece notes the fan reaction to the treasurer and mentions the eighteenth amendment context.
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C. E.dreyer
Fraternal Aid’ Union
League
Dreyer
Community Leadership Week Observed at State Normal
Pittsburg A program directed by the department of rural education runs July 10 to 14 at the State Normal to foster rural leadership among students. Selected books on rural life problems will be available to attendees.
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Pittsburg
Department of Rural Education
State Normal
Pittsburg Seeks Auxiliary Charter for VFW Post
Pittsburg requests a charter from the New York national headquarters of the Veterans of Foreign Wars for an auxiliary to the local VFW post. Thirty applications for membership are on file.
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Pittsburg
New York
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F. W. Post
Auxiliary
Mayor Appointed to Eight-Year Embalming Board Term
Wellington Ienry C Mayor has been appointed by Governor Allen to an eight year term on the state embalming board. He succeeds J S Johnson of Olathe whose term has expired.
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Wellington
Ienry C
Allen
J. S. Johnson
Olathe
Rat Exterminator Plans Campaign in Lawrence
A Lawrence entrepreneur, D. D. Manning of Miracle Manufacturing, announces a townwide anti rat drive after July Fourth. He will canvass Massachusetts Street to the residential areas, hire unemployed men, and promote his rat eraduator said to kill mice and other pests. Headquarters are in El Paso with branches in Kansas City and Los Angeles. The plan aims for a unified city effort before extermination begins.
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St. Patrick
Ireland
Lawrence
Manning
Miracle, Manufacturing Company
My. Manning
Massachusetts
Jon
Paso
Tex
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Marseilles Likes Reds as Socialist Hotbed
In Marseilles on June 30 Soviet Russia wins support from dock laborers to manufacturers. The Marseilles Chambers of Commerce petition for renewed trade with Russia impresses former premier Briand, who moved to ease relations. France’s Genoa stance fails to impress Marseilles amid idle shipping and smokeless factories.
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Marseilles
France
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Russia
Commununists
Odessa
Bololsheviks
Harding argues ship subsidy to aid nation not a class offer
President Harding, at a White House dinner with agricultural leaders, urged support for merchant marine legislation as a national solution rather than a class favor. Lasker, shipping board chair, said the president stressed overseas trade ties to farm interests and national life.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Congress
Lasker
Shipping Board
Harding Links World Trade To Farm Prosperity Said
The national life phase tied to world trade, with Mr. Harding asserting farmers rely on an American merchant marine to move surplus. He warned that without markets for manufactured goods, production cannot be sustained, risking agriculture. Invitation list includes Wallace, Capper, Lasker, Barrett, Boland, Bradfute, Hill, Hunt, Orr, Page, Reed, Tromble, Snyder and Wallace.
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Harding
Wallace
Capper
Senate Agricultural Bloc
Lasker
The
Shipping Board
Charles S. Barrett
National Farmers’ Union
John L. Boland
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
O.E. Bradfute
Nenia
Ohio
W. S. Hill
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
W.W. Hunt
Iowa Farm Bureau
John Ty Orr
Texas Cotton Marketing Association
Temple Fund Assured for New Masonic Temple
Campaign to raise 150000 dollars for a new Masonic Temple in Pittsburg proceeds in earnest. Officials say construction is assured. houses on the proposed site are being vacated.
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Pittsburg
Keamp
McTaggart Seeks Republican County Attorney Nomination
Belleville based attorney R. E. McTaggart enters the race for the Republican nomination for county attorney. He is the local candidate seeking election to the county post.
Mayfield Voters Face $15,000 School Bond Proposal
A special election will decide a $15,000 bond issue to fund a new school building in Mayfield. The measure seeks voter approval for construction and related costs, with election date forthcoming.
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Mayfield
Mohler Club Names Fourteen For Fourth of July Tourney
The Mohler club honored mud by not pitching last night but selected teams of two for the Woodland Park Fourth of July tournament. The list includes Bill Vogt with J W Springer, Jim Holyfield with Clifton Conboy, R L Ansen with Al Brewer, H T Jost with A B McDonald, Lew Harshfield with Peggy Tibbetts, and Joe Ain as captain of the West team. Additional two man teams and entrants are expected as the event nears.
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Mohler Club
Unitarian Church
Woodland Park
Mohlers
Nto
Bill Vogt
J. W. Springer
Jim Holyfield
Clifton ‘Conboy
R. L.ansen
al Brewer
H. T. Jost
A. B
McDonald
Lew. Harshfield
Peggy Tibbetts
Joe .Ain
Thas
H. B. Stone
John Ulin
George Snow
Iso
Lawrence
Women Drivers Dominate Topeka Licenses, Police Say
In Topeka, thirty five percent of issued drivers licenses have gone to women. Police warn hesitant men and women who refuse to reveal ages to obtain tags or face the judge. Women may state they are over sixteen, and licenses are free.
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Topeka
Harvey County Wheat Growers Pool Subgroups Formed
In Harvey County a large number of wheat growers are pooling their grain. Hesston has 22 members pooling 40,000 bushels, Putnam 26 growers pooling 50,000 bushels. Additional pools are organized at McCain Sedgwick Truesdale Patterson and Halstead with many more expected.
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Harvey County
W. Theat
Newton
Hesston
Putnam
McCain
Sedgwick
Truesdale
Patterson
Halstead
Lundblade Seeks County Attorney Run in Concordia
K A Lundblade, president of the Kansas University, a World War veteran, is a Republican candidate for county attorney in Concordia Leon. His opponents are incumbent Olin Hunter and W R Griffin. The article notes Lundblade’s candidacy this year and lists opponents.
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Lundblade
Concordia
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