Notable Club Representatives Petitioning At Acacia Squares
Representatives of clubs including Acacia Swindler and Travelers Club in Washington D C join the Carnegie Institute and Square and Compass Club in Pittsburgh for petitions. Alumni delegates C S Clark Chicago Vincent Kerans Washington Ralph Kilpatrick Peoria attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Sour
W.W. Phillips
Purdie
H. K. Eversuil
Yale
I. Wdriehaus
Columbia
H. "A. Bittenbender
Iowa State
Frank H. Coy
Iowa
S. Dye, Jr
Penn. State
Hearty
Redpath
Washington
Lewis “A.bain
Northwestern
F. Poe
Colorado
George Adsit
Syracuse
George Ferrier
Kansas State
C. Weaver
Texas
EF. DeBarr
Oklahoma
Dale Robertson
Indiana
Acacia
Charles P. Swindler
Travelers’ Club
Washington, D. C
W. A. Anderson
Square and Compass Club
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Clark
REDSKINS IN WORKOUT AT HASKELL WITH PROSPECTS FOR NEW FINMEN
Indians at Haskell Institute endure July heat as coach Richard Hanly begins football tutoring for the Redmen. Tallbear and several Dempsey-class prospects expected this week. their arrival could alter the squad ahead of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilaskirk Institute
Widiton
Richard Hanly
Washington State
Haskell
Redmens
Yanley
Tallbear
Taskell
Burnett Heir to Inherit Vast Fortune at Age Twenty Five
Fort Worth, Sept. 5 Miss Jannd Burnett of Fort Worth, now 19, wed in New York to Guy L. Waggoner. She is set to inherit a $20,000,000 estate from her grandfather, the late cattleman Burnett, when she turns 25. Until then she will receive $15,000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett
Fort ‘Worth
Texas
Jannd Burnett
Fort Worth
New York
Guy L. Waggoner
South
Guy Waggoner
W.T. Waggoner
Southwest
Local court forfeits bond for speeding unapprearing rider
A bond of 810 dollars posted by John Roberts in a speeding case was forfeited after he failed to appear in police court this morning. William Green and Ray Earley were each fined five dollars for jay driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roberts
William Green
Ray Earley
Jay
Ee Cabs Sa
Dinner with Sheriff Co B Griffith Attends Labor Day Address
Republican nominee for Kansas attorney general Mr. Griffith shared Sunday dinner with Will Johns and family, traveling toward Salina for a Labor Day speech. At the court house today pay day brought broad smiles to county officers and deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Co. B. Griffith
Kansas
Will Johns
Lis Son
Court House
Peaches for Canning Advertised at Limited Time
Grocers urge customers to buy Elberta peaches today for canning at a special price. The notice hints at a last chance sale and promotes using want ads to find similar deals.
Kansas State Normal Football Optimistic for 1922 Season
H. W. Hargiss reports an optimistic outlook for the 1922 football season at Emporia State Normal. With 21 returning players including captain Paul Kubink, practice starts as school opens. Schedule features games at St Marys, Wichita, and home contests against Fairmount, Southwestern, Washburn, Pittsburg Normal, and College of Emporia.
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Emporia
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas State Normal School
H. W. Hargiss
Hargiss
Paul Kubink
Mound City
St. Marys
Sea Veterams
M. van Osdol
Th. Spee
Very O'Bryant
A. Mands-ley
F. Huckstep
A. Sughrue
V.hil
M. Hohn
Thomas
GC. Thompson
G. Holtfrerich
C. Downer
C. Carle
A. Koch
J. Beck
F. Dillon
C. Franklin
D. McCoy
C. Stewart
P. Astle
The
Normal
Triends
Wichita
Fairmount
Southwestern
Washburn
Pittsburg Normal
Waskell
College of Emporia
Emporia Normal
St. Mary’s
Friends
Svith
GOLPERS ARE COMING K C Rotary team visits Lawrenc e
Twenty five members of the Kansas City Kansas Rotary Club golf team travel to Lawrence to play the Lawrence Rotary team. The clubs will dine at the county club after the game and lunch together beforehand. Rotarians aim to foster community spirit and better ties among business men from the two communities. The lineup features most of last year’s regulars and many promising backups, with no concern over material for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oisures
Fairmount
Elis Braught
Lamar Hoover
Kansas City, Kansas
Rotary Club
Lawren¢ce
Latyrence
Awill
Iwill
Rotarians
Cdxer
Fairmount Practice Fires Up Wheatshockers in 1922 Camp
In Wichita Kansas on September 5 1922 Fairmount opened training camp at Helar's Grove with about twenty five prospective Wheatshockers varsity members handling the pigskin for the first time. The college plans a tough season with fourteen lettermen returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Fairmount
Appr
Wheatshocker Varsity
Helar’s Grove
McPherson College Boot Camp Under Coach Lonberg
McPherson College football practice starts tomorrow under Coach Dutch Lonberg who arrived late last week to whip the squad into shape. The team readies for the season opener against Baker University on September 2 with early conditioning and drills shaping up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonberg
McPherson McPherson
McPherson College
Dutch” Lonberg
Bakers University
From Famine to Riches for Two Young Russian Widows
Two Russian widows, once driven by famine, now prosper after inheriting $10,000 from the Volga region. The sisters, with six children between them, traveled from Moscow to Nebraska for a relief inspection tour tied to the American Relief Administration. During the visit, ex-governor James P. Goodrich, leading the delegation, was confronted by an old woman claiming she lacked an American certificate and feared showing it to anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
America
War Risk Claim After Soldier’s Death Reaches Family
The War Risk Department in Washington notified a widow she was owed $10,000 because her son Alexander Volz was killed serving in the American army late in 1918. Gov Goodrich moved to aid her quickly, but she died before relief arrived. Her daughters in law, widows of Henry and Daniel Volz, then inherited the funds and were escorted to their new home by George Repp of Portland, a famine relief worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prntil
War Risk Department
Washington
United States
Alexander Volz
Govemor Goodrich
Ten Days on Rockpile for Drinking and Disturbing Peace
Charged in police court this morning for drunkenness and disturbing the peace Saturday night. The offender was fined 15 dollars and sentenced to ten days on the municipal rockpile.
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Redskins
Hanley
Braves
New ‘York
Guy Otis Brewster
Atstate
Hoover he_ Heves
Pairmount
Kansas College
K.C
Eam
Lamarr Hoover
Sheets & Bouldin
Norfolk
Piggly Wiggly
Bulletin
Skinner
Pke
Skinner's Noodles
Pillsbury’s
Citizens State Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
United, States
A. F. McClanahan
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