Opening baseball game for Kansas vs Haskell in 1919 season
Kansas faces Haskell at Haskell field in the season opener led by coach Jay Bond. Charles Slawson starts on the mound with Marxen Harms and Peirce as backup pitchers. outfield includes Smith Oyster and Keeler with early plans to swap in Daniels Vermillion and Judkins.
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Kansas
Haskell
Jay Bond
Ito
Charles Slawson
Indians
Marxen
Harms
Peirce
Jayhawkers
Lonbarg
Foster
Milton
Lashley
Bunn
Weltmer
Smith
Oyster
Keeler
Boni
Daniels
Vermillion
Judkins
Chiefs at NAMIC meet discuss life insurance scent issue
The spring session of the National Association of State Insurance Commissioners opens in St. Louis with major topics including a key problem related to smell life insurance con cern.
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Aid For Smell Life
National Association of State Insurance Commissioners
St. Louis
Nedlin soles promise longer wear for families
A Allentown mail carrier testifies that ordinary shoes wear out in about a month while a pair with Nedlin soles lasted over nine months and 4 000 miles walked. The ad urges readers to buy Neslin soling with comparable prices and quick dealer access.
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H. M. Foreman
Allentown
Goles
Americans say justice seen as Allied policy shifts in postwar press
German papers report America's December move to end enemy alien movement restrictions in the United States. A Tageblatt correspondent notes tight discipline by American forces in the Coblenz zone and cites a cashiering for an officer who hugged a waitress, reflecting complex cross border attitudes.
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Berlin
America
United States
Unite States
Reventlow
Germany
Tage- Diatt
Coblenz
Bookplate Exhibit Showcased in City Gallery
The city hosts a bookplate exhibit featuring decorative plates from local and regional libraries and collectors. Curators highlight historical styles and inscriptions that reveal provenance and ownership through the ages.
Older men seek aviation for peace time flying
London reports British experts dispute age limits for civilian flight. They say good eyesight and a sound heart suffice and that learning to fly is easier for older men, with airplanes described as self guiding. The article notes wartime pilots skewed young, but peace time flying need not exclude those past youth.
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London
Poultry wanted at the Palace Meat Market 830 Mass
Split Series Even. The Reatz and Francisco bowling teams opened the seven back tournament on Mik's court. Reatz won the first two games 210 to 189 and 290 to 281. Francisco took the next two 381 to 281 and 209 to 196. High score 247 by Strong of Francisco. Reatz captain scored 271.
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Reatz
Francisca
Kik
Mik
Francisco
Reats
Artist Sam T. Dickenson Shines Over Fireman Role
Article lauds Sam T. Dickenson as a gifted artist who studied at KU and has painted in Lawrence for nearly twenty years. It notes his oil portraits and a notable ceiling design at Rowersock Theater, highlighting a head study of fire chief William Reinisch done in about three hours.
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Lawrence Force
Sam T. Dickenson
Dickenson
K U
Lawrence
Rowersock Theater
Dickengen
Wiliam Reinisch
Presbyterians to Endow Local Hospital Initiative
The Presbyterian church will fund a nurse this year through local benevolences raised by the Presbyterian Brotherhood to aid the needy at home. Half of the quota funds the nursing program, with plans for a Presbyterian hospital after meetings with county medical officials.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Social Service Hospital
Dencas County
Presbyterian Hospital
Nuremberg Garrison to OuSt Soviet Forces Amid Turmoil
A Munich report says the Nuremberg garrison backs a military dictatorship to support the Hoffmann ministry as Soviet forces seek to retake the capital. Apparent arrests and asylum problems surface among Soviet leaders while Captain Joe W. Murray returns from France with the 110th Ammunition Train. Journal-World advertises orders for sales books.
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Hofmann
Bolsheviki
Nuremberg
Copenhagen
Third Army
Munich
Hoffmann Ministry
Adolph Lapp
Levien
Independent Socialists
Herr Landauer
Herr Wagner
Herr Newheam
Murray
Joe W. Murray
The
Journal-World
France
Mar
Serene
85Th
Canadian Cable Censorship Costs and Refused Transmissions
Ottawa reports during the war period about 30 000 cable messages examined and roughly 3 609 transmissions refused by the censorship department. Investigations expanded coast to coast and cost the censorship office about 106 422 dollars.
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Ottawa
Ont
Illinois Wisconsin Ice Dealers Convene in Chicago
Chicago hosts the twelfth annual Illinois Wisconsin Ice Dealers association convention today. Canadian censors reviewed about 18 000 messages from the United Kingdom as part of a security inquiry. Food veal calves are wanted at the Palace Meat Market in Massachusetts Avenue with phone number 86.
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Kansas Grand Ledge
The
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Hays
United Kingdom
Palace
Chicago
Ice Dealers’ Association
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N. L. Bellinger
NOC
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ACEC
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NC. 1
Curtiss
Garden City
Navy Department
Haskell Indians
Haskell Field
Hans
Avenion
Perce
Wiedemann’s
Endow Hospital
Brotherhood of Lawrence
Dr. Oremp
Nick Building
Utah
Tuxedo
raAreo
Nurenburg
Piner
Peabody
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