Hagenbeck Circus to Come to Town
The Hagenbeck Wallace Circus announces its Lawrence show on Wednesday with posters around the city. Highlights include The Geisha musical extravaganza, trained animal numbers by Clyde Beatty and Miss Dolly Castle, elephants under Cheerful and Rahe Gardner, liberty horses, hippodrome horse show, singing girls and Arabian horses, and the Merry Andrews clowns delivering new laughs.
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Skinnay
Lawrence
Dad
Hageabeck-Wallace Circus
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Hagenbeck
Clyde Beatty
Jules , Jaent
Dolly Castle
Cheerful
Rahe Gardner
Hippodrome
Ward-Kimball
Orrin Davenport
Merry Andrews
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus
Chester Jones Wins Junior Championship at Topeka Club
Chester Jones of Lawrence won the junior championship at the Topeka Country Club invitation roll tournament this afternoon, defeating Charles Buck of Topeka 3 and 6 in 38 holes. Jones led Buck by three after the first 18 holes. Penfield Jones of Lawrence lost to Clarence McGuire of Leavenworth for the championship 6 and 7 in a 36-hole match, with Jones one up at lunch.
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Chester Jones
Lawrence
Topeka
Seismic Shocks Hit Uganda and Alcúmas Islands
A brief but severe earthquake struck Uganda in East Africa lasting about a minute with aftershocks for three minutes. Homes trembled and Lake Victoria showed agitation. separate reports describe a sharp eight second quake near Alcúmas island in the Mediterranean with San Joreo buildings shaken but no casualties reported.
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Cane Town
South Africa
San Joreo
May Demand Check On Stunt Flights
An international demand for scrutiny of spectacular airplane stunt flights followed recent disappearances of 18 transoceanic fliers and seven men in overseas flight preparations. Aviation authorities in multiple countries condemned long overwater hops and warned against reckless aerial feats.
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New York
Italy
England
Germany
North Atlantic
Lakeview case ties to murdered rodeo star's kin
In Lakeview Oregon state prosecutor says Lorena Trickey admitted buying the long bladed knife used in the fatal heart wound to her husband Slim Harris, a famed rodeo performer, as she is held in connection with the slaying.
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Lakeview
Ore
Slim” Harris
Lorena Trickey
Haskell grid camp under Coach Thomas opens in heat
Coach John Thomas drill session for fifty candidates lasts about ninety minutes amid extreme heat. New players report nightly, with camp fields growing toward a full squad larger than past years. Sessions cover ball handling, passing, punt coverage, signal practice, and backfield development led by Smith, Cross, Wilson, Taft, Charles, and Shepard.
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John Thomas
Haskell
Braves
Thomas
Cross
Wilson
Smith
Taft
Charles
Shepard
Flood Victims in Baton Rouge Return to Rebuilt Roads
In Louisiana flood relief, victims from Mississippi return to farms with limited immediate work. They gain employment rebuilding highways and levees as the highway department spends about half a million dollars on restoring main roads and other funds on parish arteries. Most main highways are back in service with temporary bridges over washouts.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Highway Department
Kindergarten Schedule for Lawrence Public Schools 1927
The Lawrence Public School Kindergarten schedule for the first semester 1927 lists Cordley Lincoln McAllister New York Anne Bay Quincy Woodlawn as operating two sessions daily with morning and afternoon options. Four and a half year olds with birthdays on or before March 12, 1923 are eligible to enroll. W. W. CURFMAN, Superintendent.
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Lawrence Public School
Cordley
Lincoln
McAlLaster
New York
Yankees Beat Browns 2 to 1 to Extend Streak
In New York the Yankees opened a series with the Browns by winning 2 to 1. Babe Ruth drew a walk on his first three trips and fouled out in his other plate appearance. Ken Williams hit his 17th homer of the season. Also notes from Philadelphia and Boston games including Grove’s 9 to 1 win over Detroit and Boston’s 10 to 8 victory over Cleveland. Waner nears 200 hits with 158 singles this season in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
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Wee Willie” Keeler
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Hearst posts reward for missing Old Glory occupants
New York publisher William Randolph Hearst offered 25000 to the captain and crew of the ship that locates the missing Old Glory plane occupants. Royal Windsor pilots were advised to abandon the Windsor to Windsor flight. Maurice R. Fitts, 32, is hospitalized with two back stab wounds after an alleged late night incident in Kansas City.
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Transylvania
Carmania
Hearst
New York
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N. F
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Ont
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C. A. C Duke" Schiller
Phil Wood
Maurice R. Fitts
Kansas City
Jesse C. Fitts
Fitts- Smith Dry Goods Company
Movie sponsor benefits aid flood sufferers in Mississippi valley
Motion picture industry benefit performances raised 437,212, with distributing companies contributing film valued at 14,51 percent of total. Statistics released by Will H. Hayes, president of the MPDAA, show generous support for flood relief efforts.
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Mississippi
New York
Mississippi Valley
Will H. Hayes
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Kiwanis Speaker Cummings Discusses Values
At the Kiwanis Club meeting Sam Cummings international trustee from Kansas City MO spoke on The Value of Kiwanis outlining fourfold value to the individual, the local community, the nation, and society.
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Kansas City
International
Kiwanis’ Club
Sam Cummings
Interna
Tional
Kiwanis
Kiwanian Cummings
Kiwanis Clubs
Cummings
Kiwanis Club
City Teachers Meet Tomorrow and Saturday Gatherings
Teachers will meet in city schools with principals and supervisors Friday at four in the Superintendent's office. The Educational Council will host a reception for new teachers Saturday at ten in Senior High, followed by a staff meeting at eleven. Elementary principals meet at two in their buildings. senior and junior high teachers meet in their buildings Saturday morning.
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Educational Council
Four language Mussolini cheered by delegates in Rome hall
Rome Sept 8 Mussolini spoke to delegates at the third international congress for scientific organization of labor in Compideoguo hall. He delivered a four language address in English German and Italian stressing continued application of humane work and fascist govt support for industrial progress. You have seen here a people disciplined and calm working for peace in peace.
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Mussolini
Third International Congress For Scientific Organization of Labor
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St. Duce
Fines and probation for Aurora DAngelo in Sacco-Vanzetti protests
Chicago September 8 4 of giving for a Litt may stop you from fighting fined 100 dollars and placed on months probation. Aurora DAngelo 18 year old high school girl led hundreds at Sacco-Vanzetti demonstrations along with three others.
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Chicago
William R. Fetzer
Aurora D'Angelo
Fairview Social Roundup From Learys to Kansas City
Mr and Mrs EF Leary hosted visitors Friday evening at the William Hines home. Wichita guests Charles Ingels and wife visited the Charles Wells home, with Mrs Sarah Tobias accompanying them home. Local gatherings included a chairvarti for Mr and Mrs William Kloepper hosted by Mrs Bertha Knop in Lawrence. Several others called at Dreher home and Dorothea Wells's progress noted.
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EF. Leary
William Hines
Charles Ingels
Wichita
Charles Wells
Sarah Tobias
Wells
Paul Koehler
Edna
William Kloepper
Bertha Knop
Lawrence
J. N. Johnson
Miss Cl
Wm. Wells
Daurhoters
Koehier
Mies C’ara Hunsinger
T. N. Shirar
Ray Shirar
Funeral services for Peter Lap tad in Hampton Roads area
Funeral services for 85 year old Peter Lap tad die Tuesday in Hampton Roads Virginia will be held at 11 Friday from the family home 1732 Louisiana street. The Rev William Butler will preside in a private service with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. He was born September 25 1842 in Vergennes Vermont and served in the Civil War with the Fourteenth Vermont Infantry and the Second Vermont Field Artillery. He later lived in Lawrence Padiness Linwood and Grant town ship, married Agnes I Petrie in 1867, and is survived by his wife five children Mrs John Hutt of Kansas City Missouri Mrs A B Carroll of Denver Pearl J Laptad Paul Laptad and Evadua Laptad of Lawrence.
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Peter Laptad
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Louisianna Street
William Butler
Oak Hill Cemetery
Vergiennes
Chittenden County
Vermont
Fourteenth
Vermont Infantry
Gettysburg
Second Vermont Field Artillery
Lawrence
Linwood
Grant Township
Agnes I. Petrie
John Hutt
Kansas City
A. B. Carroll
Denver, Colo
Pearl J. Laptad
Paul Laptad
Evadua Laptad
Lawrence, A
Belleview Notes From Community and Visitors
Local notes report Martin Abel losing a mule from overheating on Saturday. Various visits and gatherings span Lawrence, Eudora, and Baldwin with relatives, teaching assignments, birthday celebrations, baptisms, and church events. School resumes with two teachers at Belleview and lists of Sunday school officers announced for Salem Evangelical Church.
Weekend Picnic Celebrates Three Birthday Guests
A family gathering in Hoskinson's grove featured three large birthday cakes for guests Ella Hagerman Clarence Hagerman and Blanch Reusch. Neighbors relatives sent best wishes from Detroit now in Canada, with news of a new car and travels.
Homecoming Picnic Draws 100 Plus in Brackett Neighborhood
More than a hundred people attended the Pleasant Hour Club homecoming picnic at the Brackett schoolhouse last Sunday. Guests came from Kansas and Lecompton with nearby districts including Number Six Barker Midland and Lawrence represented. A guest from Omaha Nebraska joined old friends for the bountiful dinner and a musical program followed the meal.
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Brackett
Brackett Shoolhouse
Kansasa
Lecompton
Barker
Midland
Lawrence
Potter
Gmahna
Neb
Roger Manwarring
McCoy's Tablets Promise 5 Pound Gain Guarantee
An advertisement claims McCoy's Tablets help underweight individuals gain at least 5 pounds after using four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes. It notes a New Jersey man who gained 28 pounds and offers a full refund if the target gain and health improvement aren’t achieved, with the druggist authorized to return purchase price.
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McCoy
New Jersey
Orva Hirt Rites Planned At Willow Springs Church
Funeral services for Orva M. Hirt who died in Topeka at age 24 will be held Friday at 2 pm from Willow Springs church with Rev Isaac Montgomery and Rev Nicholas Crist officiating. Burial will follow in Pleasant Grove cemetery. Survived by father and mother Mr and Mrs Jesse Hirt of Pleasant Ridge. Washington Post No 12 G A R to attend Peter Laptad funeral at 1782 Louisiana Plavelick Cheprand. Cemetery services to be held at Oak Hill if weather permits.
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Orva M. Hlirt
Topeka
Willow Springs
Isaac Montgomery
Nicholas Crist
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Mr. Hirt
Jesse Hirt
Pleasant Re
Washington
Srevices
Peter Laptad
Louisiat Plavelick
Che Prand
Qak’ Hill Cemetery
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