Golf Scores Road Bound: Second Round Plays Afternoon
Results from yesterdays golf tourney round show W. Johnson defeating Blackmar 3 up 1 to play Newton beating Johnston 5 up 4 to play LW Sterling overcoming A Sterling 3 up 2 to play Kinnear besting Briggs 3 up 2 to play Barteldes beating Carroll 8 up to play Schied defeating Boynton 1 up Six winners along with Patterson and Crawford have qualified in the Japan rooms tonight Barteldes and Brown to bowl at Merchants Ahelaub team high man Berger noted.
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Johnson
Blackmar
Newton
C.H. Johnston
LW. Sterling
Patterson
Crawford
Japan
the Merchants Ahelaub
Uhrlaub
Berger
Tonigh
Barteldes and
Brown Will
Frat Football Final Set For Tomorrow At McCook Field
The second game in the inter fraternity finals is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at McCook Field. The Phi Gams won the first game, while the Sigma team hopes to tie the series with a victory tomorrow.
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Hg Inter-Fraternity
Bbloo McCook Field
Phi Gams
Sigma
Ten New Members Initiated in Grant Township CPA
Ten new members were initiated Wednesday evening into the Grant Township CPA No. 140. Local members J.C. Walton Jr Frances Juedicke J W Miller and Jim Keev joined, with neighborhood arrivals Jim Lawson Rufus White the Skage brothers George Utlinger and Shin McNearney. The CPA is described as a lively organization boosting community presence.
Men Of The Church Share Supper At Baptist Church
The Brotherhood class hosted the men of the church and congregation for a supper last evening in a well received event. W T Carpenter Rev J P Coffman J M Newile Chancellor Strong and Rev O C Brown spoke with W C Simons as toastmaster. An orchestra of five provided music and a church picnic was planned for June Sth at Wooland Park with potluck baskets and church supplied ice cream and lemonade. Clark Bouldin returned from Sedalia after a week at his old home.
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Baptist Church
W. T. Carpenter
J. P. Coffman
J. M. Newile
Strong
O. C. Brown
W.C. Simons
Hopkins
A. G. Aldrich
Jane
Woolland ‘Park
Téts Lose In Petition And Prohibition In Iowa City
Ottumwa will become dry July 1 after Judge Vermillion’s district court ruling upholding the saloon petition with 91 names. Wets plan to appeal to the Supreme Court. outcome could make Ottumwa the state’s largest dry city. Also notices to contractors for Grant township C. B. P. hall bids in Midland Kansas. bids due June 1. building committee authorized to reject any or all bids.
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Ottumwa
Vermillion
Supreme Court
Iowa
Grant Township
C. BP
A. Hall
Midland
Kan
Fred Glark
Law Office
Dune 1
Journal World office to hire forty five workers
The Journal-World office requires the service of forty five employees in all departments. These workers live in Lawrence and spend their money here. The plant is large enough to handle high volumes of job printing and book binding in Lawrence without being overworked to full capacity. Keep all work in Lawrence for Lawrence people.
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Journal-World Office
Dr Payne of Emporia Normal Visits Eudora Schools
Dr. B L Payne, of Emporia Normal, visited Eudora today and will deliver the graduation address tonight before the Eudora schools. He is noted as one of the oldest educators in the state in continuous service and holds a high standing in educational circles.
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Payne
Eudora
B. L. Payne
Emporia Normal
Admission to Hiawatha plays during commencement week
Admission to Hiawatha presented by Haskell students will be charged during the commencement. The production required great effort and spending, hence no free admission. With streetcar service to Haskell, attendance from Lawrence is expected to be large. The show is set for the coming Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Geo Shawnee welcomed a baby boy about ten days ago.
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Geo
Shawnee
Prisoner Escapes Highlighting Jail Break Crisis
Fourteenth bootleg convict escapes from the county rock pile as Ora Porter slips home to Baldwin. County Attorney Riling vows no more prosecutions amid lax sheriff’s office oversight.
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Ora Porter
Baldwin
Riling
Plasterers In Court After Keg Party Incident
Two plasterers Tom Dyer and John Silent appeared in police court after a separate keg party. They confessed to drinking, one of them carrying an eye in mourning, and were fined 8.50 dollars each. The judge ruled only specific parties could occur within city limits, as Lawrence authorities sought to regulate such gatherings.
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Tom Dyer
John Silent
Lawrence
Judeo Benson
Ng Ane
Acraherah
Petty robbery at D H Young home reported
Entry to the Missouri residence was gained through a south window by a burglar who unfastened it. The intruder ascended stairs while the family slept and stole a watch, pocket book, and a few odds from the trousers of Mr Young. The pocket book held little cash but the watch was valuable.
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D. H. Young
D. TH. Young
Missouri
Mr. Young
Little Girl Struck by Auto in Port Worth
Two year old Gracie Jolion, daughter of Mars A Johnson visiting at Vidrow New Hampshire, was hit by a red car traveling at high speed while crossing the street. The child fell and was bruised but suffered no broken bones. She left for Port Worth with her mother.
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Gracie Jolion
Daushier
Mars
A. ¢ . Johnson
Vidrow
New Hampshire
Dulaing
Donnelly
Hikers plans for Lawrence youths and church groups
The article details tomorrow outings for Lawrence youngsters from several groups. Mrs Lambs Sunday school aims to take fifteen 12 to 14 year olds to Cameron's Bluff for a full day including lunch. Junior Lutheran League plans a short country stroll with a picnic, while Rev Stauffer will lead Boy Scouts to Lake View for an all day outing starting at 7 am with swimming gear carried. Also noted is an unrelated report about a man named Martin who vanished during a Mexico trip and was found later, with coroner ruling pending on cause of death.
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Lawrence
Aoramble
A. JY. Lambs
Cameron
Lutheran Lemgne
John Seltz
Terail
Stauffer
Lake View Toorrow
Kansas man in critical life condition after storm injuries
Jacob Pike, a storm victim, remains in critical condition with a weak heart and breathing difficulties. The Morehants Association may fund a portion of the untapped coatarmade fund for relief. Some support has been extended to storm victims, while Douglas Martin in Nashville, Tennessee and a donor from Tucson, Arizona provided hospital aid.
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Jacob’ Pike
Morehants Association
Tris
Ysuke
Pike
Desides
Douglas Martin
Portune
Wichita
Tuscon
Ariz
Douglas
Martin
Nashville
Kons
Candidate for police chief seeks mayoral support
Fragmentary notices show talks by candidates including Ter and others about heading the police department. References to supporters among local businessmen and discussion with Mayor Bishop appear, with no formal action or definite decision yet. A separate item mentions a cream social hosted by church groups on Isiana Street, pricing cream and cake.
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Cheter
Kentucky Street
Elieef Poe Liew
Bishop
Flo
Harry Dik
Carter
Nes Rence
Mit
Hie Pewriter Agency
Lawrence
Heiner
Fragmented quotes on marriage roles and etiquette
A garbled passage discusses women and marriage with strained phrasing. It mentions a woman hitting the nail on the head and a comparison to a wife’s authority, reflecting dated views but unclear specifics.
Deny a Trust Yet Curtail Output to Stabilize Prices
Washington on May 20 reports Arthur C. Hastings denying the existence of a paper trust while acknowledging output curtailment by the International Paper Company to maintain uniform prices. Hastings asserts the firm owns 30 to 40 of 800 pulp and paper mills in the United States, countering claims of industry control.
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Washington
Arthur C
International Taper Company
Hhisti A
United States
King Hosts Admiral Visit By US Fleet Officers
King receives Rear Admiral Charles J. Dade and staff in Penmirk as four battleship captains of the second squadron of the United States fleet tour the harbor. The visit marks a notable naval display and strengthens ties with local officials.
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King
Copenhazen
Charles J. Dade
Has
United States
Penmirk
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Manhattan
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Daughters of Rath
the Presbyterian Church
Hiawatha
Haskell
Chad
Woodward's Drug Store
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