University Women Meet at Topeka Conference
The annual Topeka conference of the association of Pt mon women, with Mrs. ET Walker of Lawrence as president, convenes Friday and Saturday at Washburn College. The program outlines executive meetings, speeches by Topeka and St Louis delegates, luncheons, round tables, and committee reports led by Eva Hangen and others.
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Pt Mon
Topeka
ET. Walker
Lawrence, Neh
Eva Hengen
Washburn College
Frank West
Dusine
Charlotte Leavitt
Agnes Husband
Lawre
Anpoint
Menti
Helen’ Teverts
Grace Wilkie
EL. Holton
Sar
Ah Stepherson
Hazel Branch
Educeiss Eva Hangen
Annar Hel Newton
Renton Hall
Roscoe Anderson
St. Louis
Central Section
Aashburn
Mulvane Art Museum
Herbert Hadley
Glee Club Concert at Kansas University April 27
The University of Kansas women’s glee club presents its spring concert at Robinson gymnasium as part of Music Week. The program mirrors the March tour and features detailed solo lists across first and second sopranos, altos, and other voices.
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Esther Ott
Naomi MacLaren
Laura Rankin
Elizabeth Sifers
Helen Data
Elva McMullen
Vivian Crouch
Marguerite’ Fischer
Dorothy * Jolly
Kathleen Covey
Ruth
James
Gladys
Pple
Leora’ Warren
Mildred
Whetsel
Barbara Backer
Alfreda Oakes
Margaret Cockerill
Frances Short
Alice Bair
Lucille Crumley
Frances
Westfall
Virginia Betton
Lyndall
Nutter
Merle Faire
Harriet Allen
Selma Klemp
Wilma Atkeson
Ruth Millikin
Frances Millikin
Rose McCulloch
Guila Gress
Mar
Spanish Air to This Fashion Embraces Wool Shawls
The article notes a strong Spanish influence in recent fashions. It mentions a new soft wool shawl with a loose stitch inspired by Spanish embroidered shawls. Described as useful for chilly evenings in summer, the piece highlights its decorative yet practical role.
Wedded 76 Years and Rural Diploma Exams Update
Guerite Barnes and six others marked long marriages, with Helen Marcell as accompanist. The county hosts the second diploma examination for rural schools this Saturday across multiple venues including the courthouse and designated schoolhouses. Subjects listed include writing US history spelling grammar and agriculture.
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Guerite Barnes
Genevieve Lee
Dorothy George
Clara’ Higdon
Frances Sample
Elise Arbuthnot
Helen Marcell
U. S
Court House
The Arizona Cowboy at Belvoir School House
The Arizona Cowboy presented at the Belvoir school house drew a capacity crowd of about 200 last night. The show is to be repeated tonight for the benefit of those unable to attend.
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Arizona
Belvoir
Chese
Fire Shots At Cook Woodruff At Muzzys Restaurant
City officers fired several shots at John Woodruff after he failed to stop his car at Seventh and Massachusetts street. A bullet pierced the top of his roadster as he drove toward the alley behind Muzzy’s. Woodruff, en route to work, tried to stop but pressed the accelerator. he eventually exited the vehicle as officers shouted warnings. One officer apologized for the incident. Scout field day planned in South Park in early May with troop prizes based on a point system. Marriage licenses issued to L Jerome Gleason Ruth H Conrad and Charles G Cameron Nellie M Heinschel.
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John Woodruff
Seventh
Massachusetts Street
Mr. Woodruff
Muzzy
Woodruff
South Park
Haskell to Drake relay teams set for Drake events
Haskell institute will enter two teams in the Drake relay games to be held Friday and Saturday in Des Moines. Coach Hanley reports the medley and 2 mile relays will feature runners Standing Beat Yellow Horse Bland Emery White Bird Brown Leant and Osif. White Bird will run 880 yards and Bland the quarter with Brown in 220.
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Haskell Iinstitute
Des Moines
R. E. Hanley
Haskell
Drake
Hanley
Lawrence
Yellow Horse
Bland
Emery
White Bird
Brown
Leant
Osif
Pinckney School Baseball Team Rout Quincy Youths
The Pinckney school fifth and sixth grade B boys baseball team defeated Quincy school yesterday afternoon by 80 to 4. Clifford Hamill umpired the game calling balls and strikes. Delta Sigma Pi defeated Phi Chi 1 to 1 in intramural play. Delta Upsilon 17-Sigma Phi loton 4 and Sigma Chi 17-Beta Theta Pi 4 were other intramural scores.
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Phi Chi
Delta Chi
Delta Upsilon
Sigma Phil Iton
Sigma Chi
Beta Theta Pi
Pinckney
Quincy Dingi
Pinckney School
Quincy School
Pinelines
Clifford Hamill
Standard Oil Talk The Oil Business At University
Griffin Kansas City manager of Standard Oil Co of Indiana spoke to University of Kansas City School of Business students this morning on current economic problems in the oil industry. A moving picture on the oil industry is planned for Friday morning for the same students.
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Hoc. Griffin
Kansas City
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
School of Business
Board of Health Urges More Vaccination Against Typhoid
Kansas state health board highlights twenty years of progress against typhoid fever and urges expanded preventive vaccination. The letter to city health officers notes ongoing weekly cases, fall surges from carriers in dairies and food handlers, and a 1923 spring water epidemic. The department offers free combined typhoid vaccine to health officers and a table shows cases and deaths over the past two decades.
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Kansas
State Board of Health
H. L. Chambers
Kansas State Board of Health
Braves Win Third Consecutive Game in Hard-Fought Clash
Skeil Institute baseball nine captured its third straight win as Washburn College fell 11 to 6 on the local diamond. Ichabods led 4 0 in the first before Washburn answered, with Kilbuck and Jolly key hits fueling a late rally. Cochrane started strong for the Braves, but Washburn surged to take a 7 6 lead in the fifth before Haskell pulled away in the sixth and eighth. Home runs by Kimarthla and Ward plus solid pitching aided Haskell. Stidham and Kilbuck contributed, while Green, Tileey and others logged innings.
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Skeil Institute
Washburn «College
Ichabods
Gray
Parton
Haskell
Redskins
Hanley
Fimarthia
Hildebrand
Smith
Stidham
Indians
Cochrane
Kilbuck
Washburn
Jolly
Offerings
Braves
Tadiah Telly
Kiloueis
Tatas
Rho
Tonborg
Tavior
Lowe
Calwell
Iimings
Kimarth Ja
Ward
Dally
Fappie
Nenble
Green
Halle
Shark
Tileey
Hikes
Flaskell Weskhhien
G. Ms
Patrick
Haskell Institute Bases Battle With Topeka League Team
Local baseball fans look to a 4 pm clash as Haskell Institute hosts Topeka league club on the home diamond. Last week Haskell won a 12 inning 5 to 4 decision from the capital city squad, while Topeka seeks revenge and Haskell aims to stay unbeaten. Lee Daney, 19, will start for Haskell with Kilpuck going long last week. George Potsy Clark coaches.
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Haskell Institute Baseball
Béeine
Lawrence
Purple
Gale
Capital City
Topekans
Braves
Hanley
Washburn
Lee Daney
Kilpuck
George
Potsy” Clark
Kansas Jayhawks baseball schedule includes twelve valley games
The University of Kansas baseball team releases a near identical schedule to prior years with one change, avoiding Nebraska. The slate lists twelve valley games and one non conference clash, featuring Ames, ToWAs City, Kansas Areies, Missouri, Kansas Aggies, and a Washington stop, spanning April to May.
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University of Kansas
University of Nebraska
Jayhawkers
Ames
Towa US
Town City
Kansas Areies
KU Wins Golf Match at Lawrence Country Club
The University of Kansas golf team defeated Washburn College of Topeka yesterday afternoon on the Lawrence country club course. Kansas led 1 up after nine holes and built a decisive margin, with Captain Henry and Earnest Lieds playing for KU. Washburn rallied but could not overcome the deficit.
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University of Kansas
Washburn College
Topeka
Lawrence Country Club
Henry
Earnest Lieds
Kk. A
Jayhawkers
Washburnites
Washburn
Students Defeat Faculty In Nine Inning Baseball Game
The students of the School of Business at the University defeated the faculty 30 to 16 in a nine inning baseball game yesterday. Don Gilbert pitched for the students and Prof. Holtzclaw pitched for the faculty. Holtzclaw showcased his pitching ability during the contest.
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School of Business
the University
Don Gilbert
Prof
Holtzclaw
Holézclaw
First Annual School of Business Day Events Noted
The program included a student team baseball game with strong fielding from Prof. Learned and Prof. Jensen. Scores from various matches and bowling totals such as Ten Pins 731 743 680 and players like Springer 243 are recorded among celebratory activities and athletic events.
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E. E. Learned
Jensen
School of Business
Baseball Briefs From The Early Season Standings
Baseball briefs note George Sisler of the St. Louis Browns hitting safely in every game of seven started as Johnny Tobins and Eugene Robertson homered to give the Browns an even split with the White Sox. Lefty Groves struggled anew as Connie Mack’s Athletics fell to the Senators. the Detroit Tigers halted Cleveland’s five game win streak with timely hitting after a misthrow by Chick Fewster.
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Associated Press
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Johnny Tobins
Eugene Robertson
White Sox
Browns
Groves
Connie Mack
Athletics
Senators
Cleve Indians
Detroit Tigers
Chick Fensterk
Indians
Haskell and Topeka clash on sunny local diamond
Seen from the Benson field afternoon game between Haskell and Topeka on the local diamond at 3 o clock. The contest shows promise of a real ball game with Joe Panpio, the Indians fast left fielder, drawing applause in the fourth frame.
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Haskell
Joe Panpio
Indians
Washburn Defeats Lawrence In Tight Baseball Contests
The article describes a close game where a left field grab by a player named Rook Woodard impressed as Tay Lor's line drive. Washburn’s Jolly made three errors, Hanley shows promise with a new pitcher, and outfielders Pappio Smith and Emarthia impressed at Lawrence. Smith, Pappio, and Emarthia produced multiple hits including a home run by Emarthia. Tom Stidham and Ward coached and played key roles as the game unfolded.
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Pappio
Smith
Emarthia
Lawrence
Indians Open Tour With Planned Lansinz clash
On his first plate swing, a batter sent a long ball over the fence in a circuit clout as the Indians head to Lansinz on Saturday for a game against the prison nine in a decisive road matchup.
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Lansinz
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