Yale Wins Eager Rowing Regatta Over Harvard
Yale defeated Harvard in the annual Yale Harvard regatta held on a windy day. Crowds watched three events including a two mile freshman race and varsity contest as Mrs Roosevelt observed from the Sylph. Yale led by mid race and won the varsity by three lengths, with the freshman race decided by one length.
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Miss Roosevelt
Sylph
Cup
Reliance
Constitution
Columbia
Harvard
Yale
Mrs Tuberty Dies After Short Illness at Sedalia
Mrs Tuberty died at 2 30 this afternoon following a stomach trouble after a brief illness. She was 64 and a pioneer, highly respected Sedalia resident. Her funeral likely after daughters, one in California, are heard from.
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Sedalia
California
Great Excitement as Fifty Families Wades to High Ground
A cloudburst flooded Shunganunga creek in South Topeka splitting fifty acres with water ranging from six inches to three feet. At 1 a m residents feared a repeat of the flood disaster and fifty families were forced to wade to high ground to escape rising waters.
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South Topeka
Roosevelt to send protest on Russia Jewish treatment
President Roosevelt will forward to the Russian Government a petition from the Bnai Brith executive council urging better treatment of Jews in Russia. The president notes he is convinced by numerous American citizens of Jewish faith that such action would aid persecuted co religionists regardless of the Russian response.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Roosevelt
B'nai Brith
Russia
Hay
Simon Wolf
Coure
Kansas Legislature Ends Extra Session with Flood Relief Bills
Topeka reports the extra session nearly finished at noon with adjournment planned after enrolling clerk completes bills. No general relief passed. a million dollar bridge rebuild measure was killed. Local flood relief bills adopted. tax abatements for damaged properties and a Neosho river survey for potential federal funding were approved. Marriages noted include James Howard Kansas City and Della Fitzpatrick Camp Branch Mo. and Charles Wathee Blanche Imhoff.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Topeka
Waggener
Neosho River
James Howard
Kansas City
Della Fitzpatrick
Camp Branch
Sacred Heart Church
Daniel
Hugenschmidt
Dan Byard
West
Examinations Friday for certificates at district office
The second regular examination for teaching certificates will be held Friday and Saturday in the office of Superintendent Coleman. Examinations start at 8 am. Teachers seeking certificate renewals or awaiting August certificate actions should take part.
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Coleman
Merchants Plan State Convention In Sedalia Tonight
Missouri Retail Merchants plan an annual convention, with W. E. Sullivan of St. Joseph in town to organize Sedalia merchants. A 7:30 p.m. meeting in city hall will gauge support for the event as the group expands toward 150 to 200 lodges statewide. The garnishment law, now in effect, allows 10 percent wage deductions for debt, a point Sullivan defends as a moral incentive for savings and home ownership.
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Sullivan
Missouri
Joplin
Sedalia Fans Demand Reform After Disastrous Game
A Sedalia baseball match draws sharp attack on management and players. The writer blasts Cates for poor pitching and fielding, calls for strict discipline, fines, and leadership by a capable captain to restore competitiveness. The piece urges accountability from stockholders and the manager.
Important Meeting of Retail Merchants at City Hall
State Secretary and Organizer W. E. Sullivan attends to form an association. All merchants urged to attend the 8 o'clock meeting at city hall tonight.
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City Hall
W. E. Sullivan
Pope blesses thousands at public consistory ceremony
In Rome on June 25 the pope appeared wan as he was carried among crowds receiving his blessing at the public consistory. After the rites he placed red hats on new cardinals during the ceremony.
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Rome
Baseball death at Georgetown grounds shocks campus
Washington report says 22 year old Robert L. Shannon died minutes after being struck by a baseball in an infield throw at Georgetown University athletic grounds. Player G. W. Idding, who threw the ball, collapsed upon learning of the tragedy and was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Washington
Robert L. Shannon
Sity
G. W. Idding
Shannon
Idding
White parasols discounted in midsummer sale
A local store marks down parasols as July fourth approaches. Prices drop on a few remaining one of a kind pieces, with emphasis on white parasols featuring embroidered spots and appliqué. The store notes this is a white season and highlights the fall in varieties as items are reduced.
Summer Coats Sale Sparks Fashion Stir at Weekend Sale
Commotion over summer coats including Summer Coats with capes collars and odd buttons. Taffeta coats priced at 12.50 down from 18.75. Pongee coats 12.50 down from 16.50 and 10.00 from 12.50.
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Taffeta
Pongee
Pretty Cotton Dress Goods Bargains Spark Small Prices
Bargain display promises low prices as makers clear stock. Egyptian Tissues sell 19 cents per 25 cents value while Embroidered Silk Lappets go for 35 cents per 60 cents, Lace Malls 19 cents per 30 cents, and Batiste 10 to 12 cents. White grounds with blue or black figures and polka dots feature. buyers urged to shop Wash Goods treasures in a strong under-priced sale.
Foot Note on Store Strategy and Sales Principles
The speaker states a store uses energy to collect trash and to sell it as well as to gather and distribute reliable merchandise. They emphasize directing forces to three aims: low prices for good merchandise, never selling poor goods regardless of cost, and making shopping enjoyable rather than worrisome.
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