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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1921

Page

4

Radium Gift to Madame Curie From American Women

President Harding presented a gram of radium purchased by thousands of American women to Madame Curie at the White House. The gift, aimed to honor her scientific work and its humanitarian spirit, will fund ongoing research to prevent disease. The ceremony drew government officials and donors who helped raise $100,000 for the purchase. Curie’s visit underscored cross‑national ties among Poland France and the United States.

Washington Harding Madame Curie White House Poland Republic of France

Lawrence News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings

Lawrence residents hear warnings on unsafe driving as police target unlit cars and nuisances. Local events include school track victory for Lecompton district, inquests into a squirrel sheet, alumni addresses, gas mains work, and upcoming chamber meetings.

Kansas and Missouri track meet outcome debated protest

Kansas defeated Missouri by 59 1 2 to 57 1 2 at McCook field with Bradley and Hamilton each scoring 19. Missouri protests a Kansas quarter mile foul on Rhinehart and seeks disqualification that could swing the indoor meet result. A committee led by Mike Ahearn will rule, with possible reversal affecting both meets.

Kansas Missouri McCook Field Misouri Rhinehart Parker O'Leary Brassfield Shoul Kansas City Mike Ahearn Manhattan Kangas Everett Bradley Brutus Hamilton

Triple Play Sparks Wild Meet with Firsts and Seconds

The meet thrilled fans early with three teams exchanging wins as Woestemeyer Bradley Saville and Harrah led in sprints and hurdles. Brad Ley matched the Kansas record in the 120 yard high hurdles as Hamilton and Linz tied for second in the pole vault. Score details show a lively competition with notable performances from Mo and Kans athletes.

Bradley K. U Woestemeyer Kans Saville Patterson Harrah G .Williams Hamilton Rogers Linz Sandefur

Missouri wins relay and multiple events at district meet

Hamilton Missouri leads with strong showings in field events and sprints. Maxwell Missouri takes half mile, O leary Kansas leads quarter mile, with Roney Missouri second. Hamilton also appears in discus high jump and javelin events, while team relay by Missouri members Kershaw Zhreher Maxwell and Roney completes a 3 29 time.

Hamilton Maxwell Meidinger Kans O’ Leary Roney C. Will Mo McGinnis Sandofur G. Williams Bradley Massey Moore Lime Kaus Missouri Kershaw Zhreher

Vinland Triumphs In Third Meeting With Topeka Baseball

Vinland high school defeated Topeka high school 1 to 0 in this morning’s decisive game, giving Vinland two wins to Topeka’s one in their three game series. The Vinland battery consisted of Nichols and Southard while Stock and Bright played for Topeka. Vinland, with only two losses in two years, now lays claim to the state championship alongside Topeka.

Vinland Topeka Vinland Battery Nichols Southard

Americans Take Lead in First International Golf Matches

In Haylake England on May 21 the American team decisively defeated their English opponents in the first international golf matches. Americans swept the four foursomes and won five of eight singles, achieving nine victories to three for Britain as play opened.

Haylake England Associated Press

Mrs Frank Williams Undergoes Gallstone Surgery

Mrs Frank F Williams of Baldwin underwent a serious operation for gall stones yesterday at the Swedish hospital in Kansas City.

Frank F. Williams Baldwin Swedish Hospital Kansas City

Golf Editors Gather For First Kansas Editorial Golf Tourney

The Kansas Editorial Golf Association plans its inaugural event at Topeka Country Club on May 26 and 27. Championship trophy names will be engraved until a three time winner emerges. A banquet and student stunts accompany the visit, with editor golfers listed as attendees.

Topeka Kan Kansas Editorial Golf Association Topeka Country Club Topeka Press Club University of Kansas and Washburn College Golf Association Kansas State Editorial Association Charles F. Scott Iola Register Herbert Cayvaness Chanute Tribune Arthur J. Carruth, Jr Topeka State Journal Charles. .L. Mitchell W. R. Kercher Fay Seaton Manhattan George Marble Fort Scott Leslie Wallace Lameil Lester Combs Parsons Harry Montgomery Junction City Charles Spencer Arkansas City W. G. Anderson Dan Anthony Leavenworth Wallace F. Hovey Burtingtton F. W. Brinkerhoff Pittsburg Burns Hegler el Dorado W. Y. Morgan Hutchinson John Schwinn Eugene Howe Atchison W. C. Hawk Marcellus Murdock Wichita Harry Scott Elmer Peterson Clarence Hall Lawrence W. C. Simons Ewing Herbert Hiawatha Milt Bangs Winfield E. P. Greer

Unclear list of names and places in Kansas meeting notes

A garbled OCR item lists numerous individuals and Kansas towns or counties including Abilene Kansas City Neodesha Coffeyville El Dorado Newton Salina Osage City Topeka and several named officials or participants, lacking cohesive event details or outcomes.

Charles Harger Abilenss Kansas City Kan Pa Wiley Neodesha Hugh Powell Coffeyville Will Townsley Great Bend Rolla Clymer el Dorado Jess Napier Newton Roy Bailey Salina J- C. Deniors Dodge Peabody Sticher Osage City J. Allen Charles L. Mitchell Arthur J. Caruth Frank P. MacLennan W. R. Kercher WG. Clugston Marco Morrow Harold Chase A. L. Shultz Topeka

Kansas City Visit Highlights Local Figures in Brief

BR Barzis known as Tola spent the morning in town. J White and Miss Ursula Ash travelled to Kansas City for the day. Walter Johns and Miss Katie Strong also spent the day there on business. Mrs. Winifred Breakey and her son Frank went to Topeka today. Otto F. Dubach, principal of Central High School in Kansas City Mo, visited the high school meet today.

BR Barzis Tola GC. J. White Kansas City Ursula Ash Walter Johns Katie Strong Winifred Breakey Frank Breakey Topeka Otto F. Dubach Central High Schoool

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