Home Runs Highlight Sunday Baseball Tilt in Lexington
A Houstonia nine led by a lefty from Warrensburg Normal faced Lexington Athletics in Lexington on Sunday and fell 10 to 2. Key spins included Menze surrendering five safeties while Carmichael and Shinn shared the battery as Stev ens homered for Lexington. The L H S squad later defeated Wellington 12 to 1 and then fell 7 to 6 to Higginsville High, closing a busy baseball section.
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Houstonia
Portsider
Boob
Lexington
Lexington Athletics
Athletics
Houstonians
Harris
Carmichael
Shinn
Parkins
Harding
Howe
McKnight
Menze
Stevens
Ross Stevens
Warrensburg Normal
Greys
Kansas City Ortiz Club
Morris McKnight
Kansas City
Mac
Invaders
Smith
Abel
Wellington
Wellingtonians
Eagan
Cross
Petit
Karrow
Rider
Gillespie
Lexington High
Higginsville High
Latters
Racely Joins Wentworth Military Academy as Director of Athletics
George Racely, long associated with Nebraska's athletic department as coach for freshmen football and basketball, signs a contract to become director of athletics at Wentworth Military Academy for the coming year. He will coach baseball basketball and football and will supervise an assistant for track work.
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Racely
Wentworth
George Racely
University of Nebraska
Wentworth Military Academy
Missouri Tigers Baseball Seek Valley Title
The University of Missouri baseball team has won twelve straight games this spring. After Easter the Tigers traveled through the Southwest and won every game on the schedule, boosting their chances to claim the Missouri Valley Conference championship this season.
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University of Missouri
Columbia
Southwest
Tigers
Major Hawley Inspects Wentworth Academy
Major Jos L Hawley Inspector General of the National Guard of Missouri inspected Wentworth Military Academy on Tuesday. He praised the academy and noted his own upbringing at St John s Military School in Manlius New York as among the best military schools in the East.
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Jos. L. Hawley
The
National Guard of
Missouri
Wentworth Military Academy
Maj. Hawley
St. John’s Military School
Manlius
N. Y
East
Athletics 9 Red Sox 1 and Wentworth nine Concordia 5
The A's beat the Red Sox 9 to 1 as Tarle pitched seven innings before Erdwin relieved. Wentworth defeated Concordia 9 to 5 with Fulbright collecting three hits and two RBIs as the cadets chased late runs and changed pitchers.
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Athletics
Red Sox
Tarle
William Jewell Phenum
Erdwin
Louk
Lexington
Harle
Wikoff
How to Prepare Cow’s Milk for the Baby
Instructions on using cow’s milk for infant feeding describe digestion issues from protein curds and fat richness. It stresses clean milk sources from healthy cattle, proper utensils, and careful preparation, plus a list of household items and safety steps for bottle feeding.
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Jersey
M. P. Ravenel
Department of Preventative Medicine
University of Missouri At Columbia
Pupils Recital at Murrell Auditorium Highlights Local Talent
Pupils of the Conservatory of Music of Central College for Women presented a varied program in Murrell auditorium on Thursday night. Students performed a mix of songs and piano pieces including works by Chaminade, Dorel‑Woodman, Chopin, and more, featuring solos by Elizabeth Parrell, Serena Gilbert, Helen Jennings, Muriel McGowan, Mifanwy Forster, Mildred Souders, and others. In another item, Cedar Moss Co of Wooster Ohio, via Lexington, reports a new branch factory under D. D. Gwinner, marketing Cedar Moss floor sweeping compound Red Cross and related carpet care products with strong local sales.
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Grand Lodge
Pocahontas Lodge
State of
Lexington
Eagles Hall
Redmen
Grand
Metro
Barbara Fritchie
Mary ‘Miles Minter
St. Louis
Conservatory of ‘Music
Central College For Women
Murrell Auditorium
Sears
Chaminade
Elizabeth ” Parrell
Sans Souci
Serena Gilbert
Helen Jennings
Zephyrs
Jenaen
Niemann
Lavallée
Pelizabeth
Phillips
McCormick
Dorel
Woodman Concertstrick
Danela Carl Mecgowan
Lieurance Mifanwy - Forster
Cedar Moss Co
Wooster
Ohio
D. D. Gwinner
The
Gwinner Manufacturing Co
Doctors return from state medical meeting election
Dr. J. Q. Cope returned Wednesday from Excelsior Springs where he attended the annual State Medical Association meeting. Dr. C. T. Ryland was reelected counselor and Cope was elected secretary and treasurer of the Secretaries Association. Clarence Vivian went to Concordia on legal business. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Winn and others visited Lexington. W. A. Wyatt couple returned from Odessa. Ryland left for Excelsior Springs for the meeting on the 8th and 9th. Nice Sill returned from a business trip to Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Moreland of Kansas City visited here.
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J. R. Ryland
Des Moines
F. M. Burton
Windsor
Sedalia
Frances Lee Snyder
Odessa
Catherine Ashurst
C. T. Ryland
Kansas City
Katie Kriehn
William T. Wernwag
Excelsior Springs
J. Q. Cope
State Medical Association
John Sturgis
S. G. Riggan
Louisville
EB. C. Riggan
C. B. French
New York
Kate Bishop
Frank Steele
Los Angeles
Cal
Secretaries Association
Clarence Vivian
Concordia
J. M. Winn
F. L. Cox
W. A. Neer
Dover
Lexington
W. A. Wyatt
Nice Sill
Clinton
Lexington Friday ties Bland candidacy for judge nomination
Judge Bland, son of the late Richard P. Bland, visited Lexington Friday in support of his bid for the Democratic nomination for the appellate court judgeship. He bore Jackson County bar endorsements and had been recognized by President Wilson when offered the United States Marshal post. His nominal appointment faced opposition from jealous politicians.
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Lexington
Judge Bland
Richard P. Bland
Jackson County
Wilson
United States Marshal
Police Court Roundup in Lexington District
Alfred Houx of Richmond visited urban shops in Lexington and was arrested. fined $1.00. Anthony and Anderson were busted for rushing the can and fined $1.00 plus costs. Richardson fined $5.35 for shooting firearms. Louke and Harris, St Louis crooks, held overnight and ordered to vacate. Russell of Ray county slept at city hall. pled guilty to drunkenness and paid $5.80. Kelly with carnival company paid and then was jailed for nonpayment.
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Alfred Houx
Richmond
Lexington
Judge Mountain
Will Anthony
Henry Anderson
Monroe Richardson
Harry Mountain
Frank Louke
Sam Harris
St. Louis
S. E. Russell
Ray County
A. Kelly
Carnival Company
R. D. Brown Spends Sunday in Kansas City
R D Brown spent Sunday in Kansas City where he visited local sites and attended events, returning with plans to resume duties this week.
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R. D. Brown
Kansas City
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Tiger
Major Hawley
St. Paul's College
Murphy
Farr
Ashurst
Amos
Collins
Fulbright
George
Kerns
Brackenwick
Wentworth Fulbright
Aya Sopate
Frank Bowers
Billy
Emma
Marguerite Weis
Nell Keyes
Carrie Loomis
Fred Campbell
Missouri College of Agriculture
Chicago & Alton
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Landseeker
Mary Green
Chopin Mildred Souders
Ewing C. Bland
Hix Bros
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