Wilmer's big win in 500 mile Indianapolis classic
The article reports Ralph De Palma piloting an American car to first place in the 500 mile Indianapolis speedway race, with Mulford, Sarles, Ellinghoe, and Eddie Miller among top finishers. Milton earned $6,400 plus prize money from accessories, total $336,600 in winnings.
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Olis
Ind
Patton
Indianapolis Speedway
Ralph de Palma
Pop‘orite
Mes
Ralph Mulford
Sarles
Milton
Percy Ford
Ellinghoe
Ished
Jimmy Murphy
Eddie Miller
de Palma
MacMurray Wins at Country Club in Close Round
MacMurray tops yesterday's competition at the country club as a tight round finishes with MacHiurray securing the lead on the fairway No 9. W R Smith and Ahriaub tie for second while H H Asher and Henry claim second place in the flag tournament with Julius s and Vera Babb succeeding in their event.
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Iy MacHiurray
Tex
Jonéa
W. R. Smith
Ahriaub
Lone Star track meet to be held Sunday afternoon
Nearly 400 entries have been filed for a Sunday track meet organized by McCook YMCA with participants from Baptist, Christian Science, Presby terian, Episcopal, Lutheran, Brethren, Congregational, and Methodist churches. The program includes boys and girls divisions by age and weight classes, with events to start at 2 o'clock at Lone Star Park.
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Jose
Plath
Baptist
Christian’ Science
Episcopal
Lutherius
Brethren
Congregational
Methodist
Piris
Attorney Named to Kansas City Case Duties
A Kansas attorney has been appointed to handle duties for a case in Keens City Kansas. The office announces the appointment and outlines the scope of responsibilities effective May 27.
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Keens City
Kansas
Alt B. Ly
Great Summer of International Sport Opens With Dempsey Fight
International sports year anticipated with the Dempsey Carpentier world heavyweight bout and multiple American, British, French and Canadian entries across golf tennis polo track and field. British amateur and women's championships, Davis Cup play, Walker Trophy, and intercollegiate events loom, as England, France, and Japan send teams to compete in the United States and abroad.
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Pert Hott
Uations
Dempsey- Carpentier
Werl
Profess
England
France
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Cambridge
Callas States
Forest Hills
N.Y
Southampton
N. C
Hauner
Hoylake
Sre Abroul
Yod Ray
Alexia Stirling
Atlanta
Fountainableau
Chantilly
Mockrinhamth
St. Andrews
le Touvret
United States
Greenwich
Con
Washington
St. Louis
Abe Mitchell
George Duncan
West Side
Molla Mallory
Edith Sigourney
Boston
Inary
Argentina
Denmark
Japan
Philippines
Australia
Oxford
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Princeton
Cock fighting halted as police suppress island matches
In Dublin during May 230 a large illegal cock fight gathering on an island in Lough Neagh drew about 1000 spectators. Police, numbering 150, reached the island and stopped the fights though spectators were released without arrests.
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Dublin
Ireland
Lough Neagh
Stull youths practice for children's day event
Miss Lizzie Bahnmaier Esther Bahnmaier prepare in Stull on Tuesday for children's day. Charles Bahnmaier bought two new cars. Albert Walter and wife with Bessie Young and Ella Godfrey visited Miss Bahnmaier. Burglars entered a school house taking a bell curtains flag and other small items through a window. Family social notes list Rolla Buck Bahnmaier family and guests. Birthday club meets Friday with play Not a Man In the House a success. Participants include Lizzie Edna Bahnmaier Ella Godfrey Margaret Bahnmaier Frances Bahnmaier and Emily Reynolds. Will Salzen and club children plan June entertainment.
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Charles Bahnmaier
Albert Walter
Bessie Young
Ella Godfrey
Rolla Buck
C. F. Bahnmaier
Florence, Lula
Ida May James
Emer Bahnmaier
Whit
Real Estate Transfers Include Multiple Kansas Property Trades
A series of transfers recorded involve J C Tyler and wife to Ralph W Gilman for 400 dollars for lots 38 to 44 on Ames Street in Baldwin Kansas and other conveyances include D F White gaining access in various parcels with values ranging from 1 to 8000 dollars plus additional adjustments. Also listed are Eliza B Tobin to Colin C Alexander for 1250 dollars and J N P Dodge Jr and wife to Louis Schwarz for 478 dollars covering lots 91 to 95 in Fairfax Add Law. Regular meeting notices for Lawrence Cones No 595 and reference to Marie Grace noted as a prominent woman lawyer.
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J. C. Tyler
Ralph W. Gilman
Ames St. Baldwin
Kans
Edu
M. E. Chuveh
D. F. White
D. M. Hindman
David F. White
Fairfax’ Add Law
Shooting at Emporia shop ends in murder charge
Kelsey dies from a gunshot wound after an argument over paid trimming jobs at 708 Commercial Street. K. E. Hamilton, a teamster, shot him in self defense claim. Hamilton surrendered to Sheriff Gibson and awaits murder charges as Mrs Hamilton gives testimony. Interment planned in Oak Hill after arrival of Kelsey’s body in Lawrence.
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Empoiiz Gazette
K. E Hamilton
the Gazette
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Superior
Commercial Street
Kelsey
Charles Gibson Hamilton
Sion
C. W. Lawrence
Heynton
Hiw
Lamilton
Heac
Hey
Thunillon
Wet
Rachel
Kelseid
Kellat
Cottonwood Street
Kelsey Hart
Mar Hamilton
Aoavive
Agnes Kelsey
Renee
Dob
O. F. Galler
Topol
Kelofa
B. PL
Emporia
Lawrence
Sanda Py
Oak Hill Cemetery
Electric Industry to Launch Nationwide Development Plan
Chicago May 31 Plans to launch two gigantic electric light and power development programs nationwide will be unveiled at the forty fourth annual convention of the National Electric Light Association in Chicago beginning today and lasting until June 3. More than 3 000 delegates and their wives from across the country will discuss expanding electrical service to American industry electrification of steam railroads national water power development and super power schemes to unite the nation’s electric resources into large distributing systems. Martin J Incull of Chicago president of the association will deliver the opening address James K Davidson of Omaha will chair the public relations committee and speakers will outline efforts to better understanding between utilities and the public and legislative bodies.
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Chicago
National Electric Light
Martin J. Incull
Fleesthe
James K. Davidson
Omaha
Davidson
Speakers set for session on employee relations in utilities
At the session David Darlington of New York will discuss the development of company employees organizations aimed at closer relations between employees and the companies. Other speakers include James A. Perry of Atlanta president of the National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners R H Satlard of Los Angeles and Alex Dow of Detroit. Garold Weber left Sunday for Liberal Kansas.
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Lic Utilities
David Darlington
New York
Willl
James A
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