Commencement Week Activities At Haskell Institute
Haskell Institute hosts a busy commencement week with the first junior college graduates, a ceremonial sermon by Rev. J. F. Watts, and a baccalaureate address. Indian students perform in a pageant, military events, and a scheduled baseball game against Ranier City Life Insurance. Local attendance includes Lawrence residents invited to the graduation and related festivities.
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Red Rose Poppy Incident On Courthouse Walk
District clerk D F Smith attempted a harmless trick by pinning a red rosebud to his lapel while passing through the business district. A lawwoman intervened, took ten cents, and Smith left the rose with her. Undersheriff Reed, ill with influenza, shows some improvement.
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Worden Henry and sons herald callers Wednesday
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Henry Worden and his sons, with references to callers from Lawrence and Sees City. Mentions Gideon Schreier, Puvbgel Dambek, and Carl Kannen as names in a local context. Details are unclear but indicate a social or community visit or notice.
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Kannen
Dead in Patama Rush at 3 of Jersey City
Fragmentary OCR reads Patama incident in Jersey City with a rush at three and references to the street and dozen others. Details unclear due to garbled text.
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Haskell field meet to feature Kansas National Guard units
The second annual Haskell military field meet will be staged on the old athletic field Monday at 1 30 pm. Major Cannady of Haskell will direct the program with Troop T 114th cavalry and Company D 137th Infantry among participants. Officials include Captain Frank Dunkley and Captain Jack Gage with Army and World War veterans among the judges and clerks.
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Dunkley
137Th Infantry
Judes
Jack Gage
U. S. Army
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Richard ‘B. Hughes
187Th Infantry
Simon Needham
Ernest Sallee
Lewis Webber
U.S. Marine Corps
Walters C. Barton
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Nereiai
John Levi
B. Delph
Leroy Allman
Sop C
Meet Recor Company
Walter Bernard
Clarence Powless
Corall
Peter Davis
Frank Reed
Alford Johns
Gar Sherman
Land
Clarence Sousen
Tifve
Nathaniel
Peake
Reed Former Lawrence Man Involved in 2300-Volt Accident
Jimmy Reed formerly of Lawrence was injured when he touched a 2300-volt live wire near Mulberry while managing a telephone exchange. He suffered severe burns to the shoulders and arm and remained in serious condition as of today in Pittsburg Kansas. Reid was operated on this morning at a Pittsburg hospital, with no word yet on the outcome.
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Lawrenez
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Mulberry
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Smoot bill seeks postponement of 400 million France debt
A Smoot Senate Finance Committee resolution proposes delaying the 400 million dollar French war supplies debt until May 1 next year pending ratification of the Melloni Berenger debt agreement. If deferred, interest would still accrue due August 1 and February 1. action awaits French approval of the settlement plan backing about 6 billion in wartime loans.
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Bank Holdup Suspect Identified in Houston Request
Houston police sought Victor Maddi in connection with the Kansas City city bank holdup last year in which fifty thousand dollars was taken. Browning claimed fifty witnesses, including bank employees and bystanders, could identify Maddi among ten bandits.
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City Bank of Kansas
Prince De Sagan Fires Shot Over Maya Marriage Fight
Prince De Sagan, son of Anna Gould, lay critical after a self inflicted pistol wound eight days ago amid parental opposition to his planned marriage to a 21 year old French woman. Surgeons battled pleurisy as his mother Duchess de Talleyrand spoke of the boy’s grave illness and his dramatic act in Paris.
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Arraigned on Charge Horton Pleads Not Guilty
George Horton of Independence Missouri, 64, arraigned at the county jail before Justice J H Mitchell on a charge of passing worthless checks. He pleaded not guilty and requested a preliminary hearing set for next Tuesday. Bond set at 1000, which he could not make. Horton was arrested after a chase to Victory Junction following the pass of a $25 check at an Independence bank used for treatments. Horton denies knowledge of the check and says no prior trouble. Police Chief Will Johns notes a criminal record.
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Nebraska Pulls Ahead In Big Six Baseball Race
Linton Nebraska May 24 AP Nebraska beat Missouri 4 to 1 to take a half game lead in the Big Six standings after top Iowa State. Visitors could not bunch hits off Armus as Gustafson Ad land Armus Williams batteries listed.
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Fairfield Wins Appleton Memorial Steeplechase at Mont Today
Fairfield, an outsider from Green Tree stable, won the 10000 Appleton Memorial steeplechase at Mont today. Canterbury Bayard Warren was second, Beelnebub by St Bradleys finished third. Fairmount and Champion Jumper of 1928 failed to medal. Banele rider fell at first jump. The race carried 6200 to the winner. Horton Smith posted a 4140 score to lead the German Open field in Berlin.
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Banele
Personal notes from Kansas City dinner bridge guests
Mrs. J Ww Lyman of Kansas City plans to attend a dinner bridge at the Country Club hosted by Charles Elwell. Guests include Mrs SY Galbraith with two daughters Mrs Lucille Hudson and Mrs Robison, who left for Nevada Mo after Big Ten Doubles results.
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Tilden and Hunter Lose Paris in French doubles semis
Bill Tilden and Frank Hunter were edged by Jean Borotzas and Rene LaCoste in the French doubles semifinals, 6-3 6-2 3-6 6-3, as part of the 1929 Paris championships. Miss Mabel Eldridge is at Research Hospital in Kansas City for an operation.
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Research Hospital
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Missouri Frosh Win Track Meet Against Kansas
Missouri freshmen defeated Kansas 71 to 65 in a telegraphic dual track meet, led by strong sprints and relays. Ulfers won two dashes. Bausch swept the weight events and vault. Kansas dominated weight events and the mile.
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Pavement Pounders To End Texas Tour With Final Laps
The article details C C Pyle unionists racing across Texas in a 32 mile leg to Sierra Blanco then to Fahens and El Paso. It notes Sam Richman’s five day habit halted by yesterday’s law and mentions Guis to Ameri of Italy beating the New Yorker in a tough run. John Salo of Passaic, N J keeps first place with a 1 minute 30 second mark tying the lead. Pete Gavuzzi of England placed second with elapsed time noted yesterday.
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England
Baseball scores and standings from a pasted box score
A scrambled listing of late season baseball results from the National and American Leagues. Teams such as Chicago St Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Boston Kansas City Louisville Columbus Indianapolis Toledo Milwaukee Minneapolis and more appear with varied inning counts and scores in a compact standings snippet.
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den Eerie
Hall of Fame Crippled Pitcher From Lumberton
Dick Norment, a 19 year old high school pitcher from Lumberton North Carolina, earns a niche in local baseball lore. Despite losing an arm and a leg in a 11 year old train wreck Rae boy's arm and leg were amputated. He recently pitched a no hit no run game saving Rowland high school victory.
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Ake
Clarkton High
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Grocers win game as McVey fans 11 in 2 0 victory
The Grocers & Butchers defeated the Box Factory 2 to 0 with two fourth and fifth inning tallies. McVey pitched superbly, fanning eleven while Box Factory managed four on-base threats, including a Price two-base hit. Next up, Kansas Electric and Union Pacific clash at Shook diamond. Journal World vs Ive Co. slated for Tuesday.
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Paddock and Schultz Plan Return to Track
Los Angeles May 25 APL Charles Paddock the sprint king for a decade announces return to track as spring relay runner. He will join Los Angeles Athletic Club sprint relay squads for the national AAU championships at Denver July 3-5. Schultz also returning to Denver with New York Athletic Club relays, prompting Paddock to aim to stay ahead.
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Tigers and White Sox in 21 inning contest
The Tigers edged the White Sox 6 to 1 after a 21 inning marathon at Comiskey Park. The game shifted attention from the Athletics and Yankees, with Detroit pulling even in the standings while five games behind the pace.
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Boxing results from across the nation and headlines
A roundup of boxing bouts lists fighters from Boston Davenport and Chicago to Omaha and Des Moines. Loughran outpointed Schaaf, Dundee defeated Forbes, Griffith beat Peied man, Ya. outpointed Chastain, Morgan stopped Lloyd, Grogran stopped Melfo, Mathews outpointed Landon, Hudkins stopped Moore.
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Tommy Loughran
Ernie Schaaf
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Tuffy
Griffith
Sioux City
al Peiedman
Lhackin Fields
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Clyde Chastain
Dallas
Osvie
Rbilly Jones
Philadelphia
Tiny Debolt
Cleveland
Ottumwa
Towa
Tommy Morgon
Kansas City
Son
Ny Lloyd
Omaha
Tommy Grogran
Johnny Melfo
Detroit
Harald Mathews
Lincoln
Neb
Flash Landon
Des Moines
Hollywood
Cal
Ace Hudkins
Tom Moore
Long Beach
U S Stars Lead Japan in Washington Matchup
In Washington on May 25, John Hennessey and John Van Ryn led two sets to one as the United States pair, joined by Davis and Lennis, pressed Japan's contestants toward lifting the elimination threat en route to a possible challenge to France for the trophy. Jerry Griffith of Sioux City Iowa suffered a hard injury in Chicago that may delay events.
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Lewis Wins In One Fall In Chicago Stadium Bout
Ed Strangler Lewis, former heavyweight wrestling champion, defeated Pat Shocker of Salt Lake City in one fall after a vigorous display. The match lasted about 12 minutes with Lewis delivering a decisive body slam that left Shocker unable to continue. Ted Beard, of Wichita, beat Tiger Bill Tedrick in two straight falls in the same program.
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al Friedman
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Pat ’ Shocker
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O'Shrieker
Ted Beard
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Tilden Plans Retirement From International Tennis Play
New York AP reports Bill Tilden will retire from international competition after this season. The long time star, famed for victories and defeats, says he may focus on exhibitions, writing, and teaching rather than official roles with the USTA.
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Days L'd Like to See Again But Never Will
By AL DEMAREE former pitcher N Y Giants. McGraw asked who was Rube Marquard's roommate and upon learning it was Jord Devore responded There is nothing in that but the furniture The day Thorpe and Labert ran a one hundred yard dash McGraw lost twenty dollars Labert winning easily Stallings let a tense tirade at Ed Kunetcher Ed warned George Be careful I heard you that time Postpone A Fight Chicago May 25 The ground bout belloren Sammy Mandeli and Louis Kaplan scheduled for Tue May 23 postponed until Fri May 31
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