Baker University football eyes strong return season
Baldwin Kan Sept 1 The Associated Press Baker University sports crews project a quick start as twelve of last year s first string players return plus more than a dozen others from the prior squad. They open against McPherson college, whom they beat 3 to 0 last year, and face Ottawa on Thanksgiving at Baldwin with hopes of close competition against Washburn and Pittsburg Normal. Veteran captain Herbert Friend centers the line with a host of returnees and several promising holdovers from last year.
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Baldwin
Kan
Associated Press
Baker University
Baker
McPherson ‘College
Tival
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Baldwin Lads
Washburn
Pittsburg
Herbert Friend
Horton
P. Thornily
J. Taylor
H. Kessler
C. Stanton
W. Littrell
R. Slagel
T. Wright
C. Hill
C. Shirk
W. Rice
F. Worley
E. Baker
C. Bergtorf
D. Smith
Mouglas
F. Holtom
Pulitzer Trophy race to set speed records in Detroit
Detroit reports plans for October 14 Pulitzer air races with 28 entered planes aiming to exceed 200 mph, 300 feet per second. Naval and army flyers claim speeds four times faster than top continental express trains. The triangular 40 mile course at Selfridge Field will be flown four times without a stop, with additional events on Lake St Clair and a Curtiss Marine Flying Trophy over water.
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Detroit
Mich
Army
Navy
Washington
Selfrield Field
Mt. Clemens
Scinity
Lake St. Clair
Rotary golf tourney ranked players and rules
The Rotary Club runs an endless golf tournament arranged by middle scores with weekly rankings. Each player may challenge the man above him and, if victorious, takes his place. otherwise he stays. The aim is to create permanent foursomes. Top ranks listed include Art Weaver first and W Spalding second, J Frank Jones third, Paul Dinsmoor fourth, Van Bruner fifth, S J Hunter sixth, Bevy Jenth seventh, Lloyd Ware eighth, Alfred Hill eighth, Bob Rowlands ninth, Meade tenth, and William New tenth.
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Yantix
Weaver
W. Spalding
J. Frank. Jones
Paul Dinsmoor
van Bruner
S.J
Hunter
Bevjenth
Lloyd Ware
Alfred ‘Hill
Bob Rowlands
Meade
Wiam New
Runners Tie In Elusive Eleven to Twelfth Places
In a tight field, C A Smart and Charley Decker shared eleventh place while Frank Banks claimed twelfth. R C Manley finished thirteenth, Karl Klooz fourteenth, and JR C Rankin fifteenth in a compact event that highlighted close competition among local competitors.
Coursing Meet Revived By Dodge City Club
Dodge City Kansas September 1 The reformed coursing club here plans a meet October 10 to 18 during the Southwest fair. Dr W O Thompson, longtime judge with Mit Wilhite of Emporia, presides as president. Entries are expected from across the region with dogs from various states and England once featured in past Great Bend events.
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Dodge City
Kans
Kansas
Great Bend
United States
W. O. Thompson
Mit” Wilhite
Emporia
North Central Golf Tournament at Concordia
North Central Kansas Golf tourney set for September 11 12 and 13 at local Country Club invitations sent to northern clubs. Qualifying round 18 holes on September 11 with prize for low medal score. Two flights of sixteen players each. runner up in each. Par 35 amateur record 34 professional 31.
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North Central Golf
Concordia
Kan
Holyfield Pitchers Nosed Ahead In Church Session
The Holyfield branch of the Mohler horseshoe team edged the Cowboys in a back of the Unitarian church pitching session. Cowboys led early, but Holyfields surged late to win as Tib Betts and McDonald starred.
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E Holyfield
Holyfield
Mohler Horseshoe
Cowboy
Unitarian Church
Cowboys
Seers
Holyfields
Tibbetts
McDonald
Hanley Arrives to Lead Haskell Indians in Football
Coach Hanley Richard Hanley new coach of the Haskell Indians expected in Lawrence late this afternoon en route from Washington State man. Football practice starts Monday for the game with Pittsburg Normal on September 30 in Lawrence.
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Hanley
Richard Hanley
Haskell ‘Indians
Lawrence
Washington
Washington State
Pittsburg
Veterinarians Meet Pillars of the Profession in St Louis
Dr J G Ferneyhough of Richmond Virginia hails practicing veterinarians as the pillars of the profession at the American Veterinary Medical Association convention in St Louis He calls for cooperation with public officials and colleges and urges measures to protect practitioners from unqualified rivals He says those who act the man who gets things done shapes progress and country’s success
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Associated Press
J. G. Ferneyhough
Richmond
American Veterinary Medical Association
Ferneyhough
Dr. Ferneyhough
Rail traffic at Tokio boosts three month totals
The railway's last three months show 147,045,000 passenger journeys and 15,158,000 tons of freight. Revenue from passengers reaches 66,800,000 yen and freight 45,950,000 yen. Year over year gains total 26,000,000 passengers and 2,200,000 tons of freight, with passenger revenue rising 10,700,000 yen and freight revenue up 5,436,000 yen.
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Tokio
Kansas Wesleyan to Open With Same Faculty Plus Two Instructors
Salina report says Kansas Wesleyan University will open in September with the prior teaching staff retained and two new instructors added Prof. Clarence L. Miller in history and political science and Prof. Russell L. Grossnickle in mathematics. Both have completed special graduate work during a year of leave. Enrollment begins September 11.
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Salina
Kansas Wesleyan University
Clarence L. Miller
Russell L. Grossnickle
Emporia Declares Holiday for Labor Day Retailers Plan
Emporia will observe Labor Day as a full holiday for retailers. Mrs Helen Bailey secretary of the retailers association announced the plan.
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Emporia
Helen Bailey
Retailers’ Association
Post Office Hours On Labor Day 1922
The Lawrence post office will be closed all day on Monday September 4 1922 Labor Day with no city or rural deliveries. Special letters and parcels will be delivered as usual and outgoing mails will be forwarded. Mail collections on Massachusetts Street 3 PM. C B Finch Postmaster.
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Lawrence
Massachusetty Street
Finch
Just Insurance Ad and Furniture Sale Notice
J R Holmes Just Insurance 107 E Seventh phone 19. Eriksen's Furniture sale opening tomorrow morning. Local business notices announce services and sale start times for shoppers.
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Just Insurance
E. Seventh
Pleasant Grove Weather and Social Roundup
Pleasant Grove reports no rain with only a few drops. Local families, including Campbell, Beeghley, Boland, Flory, Hibner, Williams, and Campbells, visit relatives in Lawrence and Baldwin. News covers haying, cow movements, visitors from Oklahoma, and church services with Rev. Enyeart Saturday events. A trip to Niagara Falls is noted for the Van Hoesen family while Edward Sanders plans a Kansas trip.
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Blanche
A. H. Beehley
Daniel Beeghley
Nettie Flory
Cerro- Gordo
Ill
George Boland
Boland
Julia Harr
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Homie
Eunice
Hazel Boland
George Jr
Lawrence
Leona Harris
Charlie Williams
Baldwin
Fred Scott
Grover Ulrich
Worden
C. H. Beehle
Frank Campbell
Ross Barbee
Harvey
Avery Hibner
E. S. Heaston
Audre Landis
Bladche Campbell
Elmer Flory
Harvey Flory
Ira’ Flory
A. L. Williams
Sandy
Lawreate
Miss
Ross
Barbee
American Legion
Claude Wells
Charlie
Leonard Williams
Albert
Charles
Mrs. Williams
Clarence Campbell
Harvey Hibner
A. H. Boehle
Elmer Churchbaugh
Floyd Barton
Frank Mohler
Sandy Williams
Henry
Arlié Flory
Hibner
Rotary backs back to school drive in Lawrence
Lawrence Rotary club renews its back to school push with Lawrence high and junior high schools. Letters were sent to eighth grade graduates in Douglas county and parts of Jefferson and Leavenworth counties to highlight school advantages and enrollments. Rotary members will visit pupils to discuss the question and encourage attendance, following the Blackwell idea first used by a Rotary club with noted success.
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Lawrence Rotary Club
Lawrence High School
Douglas County
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Rotary
Blackwell
Okla
Rotary Club
Tokio Gas Upgrading Favored to Save Fuel Costs
Baron Goto, mayor of Tokio, told an inauguration meeting of the Municipal Research Bureau that the city wastes about 15,000,000 yen yearly in fuel. He urged municipal takeover of existing gas plants to create a model city and cut fuel costs by replacing charcoal and coal with gas. Readings show Tokyo households consume large quantities of charcoal, wood, coal, and coke valued in yen and calories, which could be replaced at a reported cost of 33,750,000 yen. forests would be preserved.
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Tokio
Baron Goto
Goto
Berks group urges use of blighted chestnut wood
Berks County Conservation Association campaigns to use timber of little market value to avert a potential fuel shortage. State forestry officials back the plan, urging landowners to stockpile cord wood from blighted chestnut to save coal for hospitals, schools, churches and industries. Harvey I. Heinly reports a positive impact with residents already storing wood. The fall term at Lawrence Business College opens September 5.
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Reading
Berks County Conservation Association
State Department of Forestry
Harrisburg
Berks
Harvey I. Heinly
R. Y. Stuart
Lawrence Banks Closed on Labor Day 1922 in Kansas
Lawrence Clearing House reports banks in Lawrence will be closed all day Monday September 4 1922 to observe Labor Day as a legal holiday.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Clearing House
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