Invitation Meet Draws 150 High School Stars
More than 150 top high school athletes from Missouri and Kansas are invited to compete at the University of Kansas City field meet this Saturday. Kansas City, St Joseph, and Topeka schools will send full teams, with changes in events to adjust to entries.
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McCook Field
Unity Athletic Association
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Topeka
The
Athletic Association
Kan City
Misson
Lawrence
Colunbia
Missouri
Missouri Valley
Printers to Host Baseball Tourney in Indianapolis
Indianapolis May 17 press prep underway for a ball tournament. Karl Wielfes and Vienne Brer lead organizing team with plans to raise about 8 thousand dollars. Teams from St Louis to Boston expected. hundreds of visitors due for event and the national printers convention may follow in Baltimore the next week. Two tourists, Joby Reedy and Ellis McMillian, were arrested for railroad trespass and spent the night in jail, given an hour to leave town.
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Karl Wielfes
Vienne Brer
Ineal i
Canon
St. Louis
St. Panl
Hir Jeveland
Detroit
Cuyinnati
Iuchmmpolis
Pittsburgh
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Joby Reedy
Ellis McMillian
Kansas Track Team Heads to Manhattan Clash Friday
The Kansas track squad travels to Manhattan Friday for a meeting with the Aggies led by record breaker Bob Simpson. Treweeke remains doubtful with a sprained leg while Rodker recovers from a strained ligament. trainer Doc Markley oversees the squad in top condition.
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Kansas
Tigers
Bob Simpson
Manhattan
Aggies
Feaus
Dick Treweeke
Jaylakers
Doc
Markley
Manta ‘Eer W. C. Hamilton
Treweeks
Treweeke
Nebras
Rod Rodker
Brandeis Court Vote Set By Senate Committee
Washington May 17 The senate judiciary committee will act next Wednesday on the nomination of Louis Brandeis to the Supreme Court by unanimous consent the committee decided today to vote then. The fractured arm incident is noted but not causing serious distress.
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Brandeis
Washington, D. C
Louts v. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Lawrence Man Fined in Police Court and City Walk Project
A Lawrence man was fined ten dollars after pleading and a woman charged with street walking received a fifty cent fine in police court yesterday afternoon. The city has constructed a new cripplement walk and platform at the entrance to Oak Hill cemetery.
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Lawrence
Will
Oak Hill Cemetery
Religion Close 10 Life: Sermon on Everyday Faith and Unity
Rabbi Samuel Sale of St. Louis and Rev. Lee urged that religion should infuse daily life rather than stay shut inside churches. They warned against treating worship as mere pose and called for focusing on points of contact between faiths to draw near neighbors in righteousness, love, and justice.
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Sanmel Sale
St. Louis
Lee
Ssiou
Altartayte
National Skat Tournament Set for Milwaukee Convention
The big national skat tournament will be held at the Milwaukee auditorium on July 9 and 10. Secretary O E Schweinmer says at least 4,000 players are expected with five prize categories and $2,000 in prizes. Admittance is $5 to cover incidentals. Detroit’s J Charles Eichhorn expects 100 players from that city. Other cities signaling large delegations.
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Milwaukee
Wis
O. E. Sehwemner
J. Charles Eichhorn
Detroit
Ehuitrees
High School Boys Club Plans Summer Camp Delegation
The High School news notes the club closes its meetings for the year. A delegation will attend the summer camp at Ebndate. The Imams training department of the High school will send a bunk to Eminadle as a permanent fixture for Lawrence delegations in the future. The work is directed by T. Al. Emmett. The bunk will accomodate eight men.
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Alwh
Ebndate
Imams Training Department
Tle High
Selioal
T. al. Emmett
Kansas City Doctor Put Off Train At Lawrence
Kansas City physician W A Steermann was put off a Union Pacific train at Lawrence last night after railroad men alleged intoxication. He spent the night in the city and proceeded to Salina in the morning. Police found in his pockets a Spanish gramme, a medicine text, a London charities handbook, a world atlas, a hypodermic outfit, and other items which were tossed into a waste basket.
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Kansas City
Salina
W. Steermann
Lawrence
Raihnad Otelils
Amin
Thyal
London
Bryan corrects reports on DNC attendance in Nebraska
Bryan says he will not attend the Democratic National Convention as an alternate or delegate from Nebraska. Charles W Bryan, defeated gubernatorial candidate, also plans no independent run or as a candidate for another ticket. He cites correcting deliberate and malicious misrepresentations by corporation‑controlled papers.
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Bryne
Nebraska
Charles W. Bryan
Bryate
Lye
Commission Meets Tomorrow to Consider City Bond Refund
City commissioners plan a meeting tomorrow to pass an ordinance authorizing about 370 000 to be refunded. The bonds issued at 3 percent will be refinanced at 4 3/4 or 4 1/2 percent, possibly yielding savings. A minor portion of the agenda involves other housekeeping business and reports.
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Caiceting Mit
Social meeting of Lawrence W C 7 U hosted at Williams home
The Lawrence W C 7 U met at Fred Williams home on Missouri Street. J W Gidden led seating and prayer, Miss Dunkly played, Mrs Edith Lamb gave two readings, and a discussion on a single standard of morals followed. Two new members joined, and the next meeting on the 5th will feature a Flower Mission.
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Lawrence W. C
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
America
Kate Endacott
Rerguest
Heroic Hutchinson High Student Saves Girl At Class Picnic
At Halstead Kansas during a class picnic two serious accidents occurred. Harry Farris rescued Miss Marguerite Barer after a boat capsized in the swollen river. he brought her ashore while the boys swam to safety. Three other students, Beatrice Blizzard Gener Hyndershoot and Helen Levin, are hospitalized after a separate motor-boat wreck that overturned a relay craft. two girls are seriously injured while others are unharmed.
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Kans
Halstead
Harry Farris
Marguerite Barer
Farris
Barer
Viyl
Elf
Beatrice Blizzard
Gener Hyndershoot
Helen Levin
S Joushy- Injavedt
Miltart
Death of A P Kelly Brings Wide Notice in West
A P Kelly brother in law of C Finch died in California after a life in journalism. He was city editor of the New York Evening Sun, later editing in San Francisco and Los Angeles. His son Sherwin Kelly, a University of Kansas student, rushed to Los Angeles on news of his death but arrived after his father passed.
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Finch
California
Aller
Iit
Los Angeles
Ivell
Florence
Finch Kelly
Sherwin Melly
University of Kaneas Engineering Achoal
Nelly
Ain
New York Evening Sun
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Two Haskell Runaways Shake Local Baseball Team
Two Haskell Runaways disrupt school baseball actions as teachers and students at Taskal School reassess team dynamics. Officials describe uncertain events affecting the Battery of its Ball Team and the role of James White in the incident.
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James White
Taskal
Wafro Trent
Maskell
Kansas City set to join Indian team in country tour
A fragmentary report notes a Kansas City group planning to join an Indian ball team for a country tour. The text also mentions a death of a year old and funeral preparations with unclear details and locations.
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Tve Boys
Three Bendits A Dandiits Ebree in Mus EtDok Siiveli
Fragmentary text reads as a cryptic update noting three suspects or groups linked to a disturbance. Readable names or places are not extractable. context remains unclear and no concrete events or dates are identifiable.
Mexican Cowboys Claim South of Rio Grande Invasion
A Mexican cowboys on guard asserts several head of stork and sagdies arrived from the south of the Rio Grande, reporting a hostile movement. The claim centers on men crossing from the Mexican side, with no corroboration provided in the fragment.
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Rio Grande
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