Students organize to stay together at Baker University
In Baldwin Kansas April 16 a war mood grips Baker University as students pledge loyalty to patriotism. A mass meeting with one hundred men approved immediate military training and a plan to form a company so enlistees keep their identity. Faculty will grant credits fairly if students leave for service and a Red Cross corps forms among the women to aid war efforts.
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Baldwin
Kans
Baker University
Mars
Kaiser Bill
Mason
Army
Navy
Military Training Inn School
Red Cross Corps
Local girls aid war effort with bandage making class
Students will sew and knit for wounded, meeting weekly under Miss Velma Phillips in the Home Arts department. Proceeds from the May Music Festival fund this work. Several college men have enlisted, including Claude Main Thomas Neal Edward Kinzer Frank Jordan Gene Jordan Jay Scovel Carl Riley Malcolm Cloakey.
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Velma Phillips
Lawrence
Claude Main
Thomas Neal
Edward Kinzer
Frank
Gene Jordan
Jay Scovel
Carl Riley
Malcom Cloakey
Kansas City
Navy
Lawrence Business College Promises Quick Office Careers
The Lawrence Business College promotes modern shorthand bookkeeping and typewriting to prepare students for strong commercial roles. It notes demand outstrips supply for office assistants and urges immediate enrollment. W. F. Belaksley departed Saturday for Chicago. Laptad's Hogs Sale set for Wednesday April 2.
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Lawrence Business College
Southwestern schedules athletic contests not canceled
Winfield Kansas April 16 report that Southwestern College will carry both track and baseball schedules this season. Baseball card lists games against Bethany College, College of Emporia, Friends University, St Johns University, Fairmount College, Bethel College, Baker University, and Emporia Normals with dates through May. Track schedule includes contests at Stillwater Pittsburg Wichita and a state intercollegiate meet. Additional small ads note lost items and help wanted.
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Winfield
Kan
Southwestern College
Aori
Bethany College
Wineld
College of Emporia
Friends University
Wichita
St. Johns University
Fairmount College
Emporia Normals
Emmia
Emporia
St. John’s University
Bethel College
Oklahoma Aggies
Stillwater
Pittsburg Normals
Pittsburg
Friends
Fairmount
Southwestern
Kansas Wins Second Game Behind Tight Defense at St Marys
Kansas Jayhawkers defeated St Marys 6 to 2 at St Marys in the second game of the season. Kansas had four hits and St Marys five. errors by St Marys aided Kansas. Pitcher Connie Poirier worked six innings before George Smee relieved him. lineup changes included Schoenfeldt at third, Gibbons center, Weber right, and Melhenny at second.
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Kansaswell
St. Marys
Kansas
Jayhawkers
Kangas
Schoenfeldt
Plac .E
Gibbons
Weber
Connie Poirier
George Smee
Taylor
Smee
Melhenny
Lindsey
Kaneans
St. Mary’s
Poirer
K. U
Chase
Pratt
Hash House League opens with four Saturday games
Four Hash House Baseball League games were played Saturday at the University, second contests of the season. The K. K. Club forfeited to Lee's Inn. Stoic Club edged Walling Club 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Dunakin Club defeated Stevens 10 to 3. Schumann Club beat Custer 6 to 0 with Lef ty Sproull homering. The K. U. club beat 5S. U. O. 8 to 4.
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Hash House
Action
K. K
Lee's Inn
Stoic Club
Walling Club
Elgie Luse
Stoica
Louis
Timken
Walling
Dunakin
Stevenson
Roy Wingate
Gerald Goodwin
Stevens
Schumann Club
Custer
Will Fischer
Schumann
Bill Caler
Custer Battery
Lefty Sproull
Lefty
K. U
U. O
Fred Beasner
Formen
Hobart Curl
Bombardment at Kansas City Kansas Home Pauses
The mysterious bombardment of Mrs. Frank Smith's home in Kansas City Kansas ended for the day as police kept a guard around the quarantined residence. Authorities said the firing might resume and the guard could be doubled tonight.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Frank Smith
Commodity Markets Mixed in Kansas City and Chicago Reports
Market summaries show cattle and hogs mixed with futures and cash price details. Notes include Kansas City receipts around 13 000 cattle and 9 000 hogs with steady to slightly weaker movement, while Chicago reports large hog numbers and mixed gains for cattle and pork products.
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Associated Press Market
Kansas City
Chicago
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Delahunty Transfer CO
May
U. S. War Commission
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France
W. F. Belaksley
Laptad
Robert E. House
Lawrence National Bank
Evans- Metcalf Co
Newton
Lindsa
Grien Make
Gustifson
Dorina
Wright
Hurtfont City
Indiana
Relea Jaen
Lhouaekeephig
Surrey Aimost
Heaston
Mor Vist
Bell Resew
Puir
Younk Ducke
Vattle
Black
Marys
McCarty
Raw Valley Creamery
Red Deer River
Alberta
Journal-World Press
Chas. H. Steinberg
Conn
University Book Store
R. W. Gorrill
Maxwell
C. P. Banker
Dr. Ovely
Dik
Nee
G. W. Dubeck
Paul Brooks
Wiedemann’s
C. E. Sutton
C. E. Matthews Lumber Company
Faith Petersen
Ottawa
B. F. Crites
Mr. Crites. Ee
Sherman F. Bell
M. C. McKanniey
Jacksonville
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Cement
C. Friend
Phon
A. W. Harding
Nell
Dick. Ros
W. A. Guenther
Alice Guenther
Rochester
Minn
Sam
Petire
H. L. Winey & Sons
United States Gov’t
Congress
United States
Watkins National Bank
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Frank Evans Auto Accessory Co
Massachusetts Street
Bowerlock Theatre
L. H. S. Girls Glee Club
RED Cross
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