Hoff May Appear in Kansas Relays
Negotiations are under way for Charles Hurt the Norwegian pole vaulter and record holder to compete at the Kansas Relays in Lawrence April 17. Officials from Kansas City and Lawrence are coordinating with Hurt and Dr F C Allen to arrange travel and admission for schoolchildren and adults. The article notes previous meets in Philadelphia and Drake and mentions past records set at the local event.
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Norwegian Polyvaulter
F.C
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J Tur
Kangay City
Apy
Lawrence
Ly Edge PLC
Kansas c
Missouri
Atest
Faily
Othe West Stadium
Jozeph
de. Allen
Mason
Charles van Bu
Joseph Lockwood
Kanes City
M. I.leth
Dr. Allen
Philadelphia
Penn
Columbus
Austin
Tex
New Forward Pass Rule Won’t Change Drake View
Drake University coach Ossie Solem says the national football rules committee rule allowing two consecutive incomplete forward passes after the first down will not greatly affect play. He expects faster games and believes teams reliant on passing will adapt by retrying passes to gain the remaining yardage. The safety rule and its kickoff after a safety are noted but not commented on by Solem while plans for an outdoor track meet are mentioned.
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Solem
Drake
Kansas Conference Officials Meet at Ottawa Today
Members of the Kansas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference committee meet in Ottawa to discuss the annual track and field meet set for Pittsburg in May. Attending are Prof. Wil son of Ottawa University, Prof. Phipps of Kansas State Teachers college, and Prof. Lopez of Topeka Wasdburn college, among others.
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Ottawa
Raw
ATI
Vece
Kansas Fnttercollegiate
Pittsburg
Wlbl Wilson
Ottawa University
Pro Cragoe
Bakersity
Sean J. . King
Kansas
C. H. Lopez
Wasdburn College
Topeka
Perfect Score Rolled in Bowling Tourney Sparks In Newton
A chaotic mixed report covers a bowling tourney in Newton with high scores and contenders. Prairie state teams, players from Gaylord and Tontons, plus local clubs, exchange wins as the event heats up.
Easter celebrations at Fadera Waly Church in Leavenworth
Reich pastor attended Maundy Thursday services in the cathedral. City Miss Jadieth Marlex joined Easter events, with Mr and Miss Jerriet hosting guests. The gathering featured a seven-layer cake, hearty refreshments, and gifts for the guest of honor Mrs Goustenberger. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ernest Gerstenberger and Hattie, Mr and Mrs Oscar Wese, Mrs Tred Mell, Dr and Mrs D Goheen, George Gerstenberger, and Mrs Friretts.
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A. von Gunten
Harold Daugherty
Fred_ Whaley
Jessie Anderson
Mildred Forsythe
Clarence Daugherty
Jake Milburn
Eugene Griffin
Olathe
Cecil Petty
Kansas City
Neal McCabrin
Oklahoma City
John McGabria
James McCabria
Ernest Gerstenberger
Emil Schmidtl
Charles
Gerstenberger
Lauretta
Delbert
Charles Schlegel
Dorothy
George Gerstenberger
Henrietta Gerstenberger
Bertha Karnes
Salem Evangelical Church
Eudora
Brother Tightwad
First Evangelical Church of
Lawrence
Clearfield Evangelical Church
Dan Reber
Charles Gerstehbergh
Harry ‘Hagenbusch
Robert’ Zipp
Byima Schneider Andsson
Carrol
Viola Neis
Daisy Hadle
Joe Woodin
Teseph Reich
Fadera Waly Family Catholic
Leavenworth
Jadieth Marlex
Tay
Jerriet
Fuller
Goustenberger
Ernest Gerstethereer
Hattie
Oscar Wese
Tred Mell
D. Goheen
Friretts
Voter Promise From Lawrence Candidate For Streets and Utilities
A Lawrence candidate for commissioner of streets and public utilities pledges to govern openly and impartially if elected. He stresses no private promises or special group influence, basing decisions on city welfare and 30 years of local residence and business.
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Lawrence
Taneliey
Weapler
Clerks Strike in Pittsburg Stores Reported by Union
About 100 Pittsburg clerks walked out in a one day strike, representatives of the union said. The move affected multiple stores and followed hours of disagreement over wage and working conditions. No injuries or arrests reported.
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Pittsburg
Merchants Oppose Early Closing Amid Ongoing Strike
A late 19th century shop strike shows merchants resisting a demanded 9 o clock closing hour while stores remain in operation. The text notes sleep and fatigue fears as workers falter, with references to Saturday closing and the risk of being caught napping.
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Havana
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Eeeis
George Sisler
Newton
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South Lack
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Dokotats
Co Vets
Ional
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Gaylord
Minn
Saitonis
Pitchburg
Poamin Ane Ris
Azunesville
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Risko
New York
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Cleitchy Weight
Young Strikl
Madison Square Garden
Jess McMahon
Garden
Raucita
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Thuredzy
Idys Jones
S College
Columbia
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Inuie
Jones
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Reon Thureday
Hubert Woodard
el House
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Fred Moll
Goheer
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Numibers
Clareides Daugherty
James McChbrin
Mies
Soba User
Harry Hhg
C. AL. Fuller
Ed Forysthe
J.‘J. Marley
C. L. Conger
Dake Milburn
Katherine Walker
Fred Walker
Marley
Holy Name Society
Will Stadler
Henry Blecher
Charles Schehrer
Marshall
John Schehrer
EL Cory
sVeviey
Ed Forsythe
Bert Daugherty
Ed Forde
Charles Brown
George Whaley
George Ott
W. A. Carter
Harry McCablin
Holy Family Church
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Newby
Wigton
Haglund
McFarland
Salta
Henry Parmelee
New Haven, Conn
Keinde
Racine
Eenora
Sam
L. O. Wells
Mass. St
Smith’s Chocolate Shop
Gus Morehouse
Jess Karnes
Condensed Financial Statement
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
H. Reding
L. E. Eby
I. C. Stevenson
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Eleanor Beardman
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New York City
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