Washburn Announces 1920 Football Schedule with Big Missouri Valley Tests
Washburn College in Topeka reveals its 1920 football slate featuring two tough Missouri Valley foes. Opening game October 3 against Nebraska in Lincoln followed by October 10 at Lawrence against Kansas. Remaining schedule includes Ottawa in Topeka, Baker in Topeka, Fairmount in Wichita, and battles against Emporia, C E, St Marys, and Kansas State Agricultural College in Topeka and St Marys.
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Topeka
Kan
Washburnn College
Missouri Valley Conference
Washburn
Nebraska University
Band
Kansas University
Lawrence
Dwight Ream
Tha’ Sehdule
Nebraska
Lincoln
Ottawa
Baker
Fairmount
Wichita
K. S
Emporia
C. of E
St. Mary's
St. Marys
Kansas Aggies
Indians Start Practice at Haskell School
Emmett McLemore, captain of the Haskell football team, arrived in Tawrence this morning to be on hand for the opening practice of the football season. All old squad members are now at the Indian school and practice will commence tomorrow according to plans.
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Emmett McLemore
Haskell
Tawrence
Pkt
Prctice
Flying Finn Wins Antwerp Marathon for Finland
Bannes Kolehmainen, the King Finn living in Brooklyn, won the Classic marathon in Antwerp with a remarkable 2 32 35 4 5 over 26 miles 385 yards, breaking the Olympic record by about four minutes. He could not run for the United States due to citizenship papers.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Bannes Kolehmainen
Fint
Finn
Brooklyn
I. Dut
Uncle Sam
U.S
Kolemanen
Tudor Returns, Possible Director of Athletics Role Discussed
Buster Tudor former Varsity football player for HHA in 1912 visits the city for a few days. He is aiming to become director of athletics at the Southwest Louisiana Industrial Institute with a 3000 year salary. Thor McAl is noted as a prior rector of athletics at Rawlins Wyoming and previously coached at Flaskell after leaving the Unit. Weillein served as captain in the first year.
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Buster” Tudor
Southwest
Louisiaa Industrial Institute
Thor
YO McAl
Rawlins
Wyoming
Flaskell
Weillein
T ‘Hor
Tea Confer Masonic Degrees At Acavia Lodge No 9
Acavia lodge No. 9 of the Masons sends notices for this week. Tomorrow evening the first degree will be conferred on Leland Te Barter Eric L Conger Samuel Elliott James Henderson Walter Keeler Richard Toomey and Roy Ziesenis. Friday afternoon at 4 o clock the lodge will confer the third degree on Clarence Buesner Fred Bliesner Chas Makepiece and Paul Prezbylski.
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M Bers
Leland Te, Barter
Eric L. Conger
Samuel $. Elliott
James S. Henderson
Walter J. Keeler
Richard A. Toomey
Roy G. Ziesenis
Clarence A. Buesner
Fred Bliesner
Chas. C. Makepiece
Paul Prezbylski
Will Fly to Fishing Grounds for New Minnesota Run
W. C. Hamilton and Dr. John Guland plan a travel voyage from this region to Minnesota lakes. They expect to depart in Dr. Outland's vehicle early morning and fish near Cable Minnesota before supper. No speed test date has been announced.
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W. C. Hamilton
John Guland
Minnesota
Dr. Outland
Cable
Minn
Lloyd L. Ware Joins Associated First National Pictures
Lloyd L. Ware becomes a member of the Associated First National Pictures Inc a New York organized group limiting one member per city The outfit controls release of many top company productions giving members first showings before they reach other houses in Kansas City except Newman Theatre a member of the association there
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Associated First National Pictures, Inc
New York
Mer. Ware
Kansas City
Newman
Association of Movie Men
City Commission Sets Morning Meeting for Payroll Bills
The city commission will meet tomorrow at 8 o clock to approve payroll bills. They will skip next Monday night due to Labor Day and resume with the next regular meeting on Tuesday night, September 7. Bills must have requisitions or department approval to be paid.
Theft reported of a tire from Mr Gustafson’s car
Chief James Monroe received word that a new tire and its cover and shoe were stolen from the Gustafson vehicle. It is unclear if the crime occurred on Massachusetts street or in the garage. River conditions note another rise overnight with muddy water this morning.
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River Gustafson
James Monroe
Gustafson
Massachusetts
Appeal Hearing On Bowser Farm School Transfer
An appeal from County Superintendent Lane’s decision was set for a hearing before the county commissioners. The Brow ser case seeks transfer of the Bowser farm from Clesmington district to Clinton district for school purposes. The issue was previously heard last year and the superintendent’s action was upheld.
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Lane
Board of County Commissioners
Bowser Farm
Clesmington
Clinton
New Resident Engineer Appointed for Fort to Fort Highway
E Dyatt of Topeka named resident engineer for the Fort to Fort highway in Douglas county to succeed A C Lagerwall who resigns to become Shawnee county engineer. Dyatt has headed highway work from Topeka for the last eighteen months and previously engaged in road engineering in Idaho and other western locations.
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A. E. Dyatt
Fort To Fort
Douglas County
A. C. Lagerwail
Topeka
Shawnee County
Mr. Dyatt
Inidaho
Marriage Licenses Awarded In County Probate Court
Judge C E Lindley grants licenses in Doulas county probate court. Gornjon FE Street of Bay City Michigan and Gladys L Dunakin of Lawrence. George E Brown of Topeka and Grace Henry of Paradise Kansas. Hisel Walker and Juanita Drake both of Lawrence.
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C. E. Lindley
Doulas County
Gornjon FE. Street
Bay City
Mich
Gladys L. Dunakin
Lawrence
George E. Brown
Torpeka
Grace Henry
Paradise
Kansas
Hisel Walker
Juanita Drake
Rural teachers named for county districts
Rural Superintendent O J Lane announced the selection of teachers for county districts Lecomp ton No 28 led by principal Leite Will with Mrs Gladys Harding Faye Todhunter Michel Caldwell and Old Belvoir No 26 Florence Claxon. To adequately care for fall students many people who have never hosted students must open rooms. It calls for loyalty and cooperation to meet the need and support the university's growth.
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O. J. Lane
Lecompton No
Leite CG. Will
Gladys Harding
Faye Todhunter
Michel Caldwell
Belvoir
Florence Claxton
Four thousand guests arrive. host aid sought for KU students
Community seeks volunteers to open homes and help care for visiting students as thousands gather. Organizers urge residents to welcome KU guests and assist with lodging and hospitality efforts during the event.
Welcome Jubilee for 353rd Infantry at Funston Camp
Mothers wives sisters and sweethearts invited to a three day reunion in Funston and Junction City September 4 5 and 6 at Camp Funston. All Kansas 353 Infantry members will recall World War II memories with memorial service a dance and officer elections. Reservations to Otis Iray secretary Society of the 353 Infantry P O Box 294 Wichita Kansas.
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Camp Funston
Kan
All-Kansas 358 Regiment of Infantry
All- Kansas
Kansas
Camp Sunston
Junction City
352 Infantry
Society of the 353 Infantry
Otis Iray
Society of the 353, Infantry
P. O. Box
Wichita
Capper heads state Salvation Army advisory board
United States Senator Arthur Capper has been elected president of the Kansas Chief division advisory board of the Salvation Army. The group will study social conditions in Kansas and western Missouri counties with the aim of expanding the organization's work. About one hundred county advisory boards will aid the survey, and a state convention of delegates is set for September 10.
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United States
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Salvation Army
Missouri
Bais
Senator Capper
Carroll BR. Merream
Tope’ka
Charles S. Elliott
Topeka
Frank E. Samuels
Charles L. Mitchell
Herbert J. Carwine
J. TR. Burrow
John Marshal
Paul Huyeke
Falmind Kulp
Mareon Morrow
Honolulu theories on Pacific continent debated by scientists
E G Andrews chief of the New South Wales geological survey told the Pacific Scientific Congress that geological evidence shows Hawaii Tahiti Samoa Tonga and other islands did not arise from direct mainland land connections. He argued islands are small masses rising along fault zones and that Hawaii was never larger than today.
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Honolulu
T. H
Pacific
E.G. Andrews
Geological Survey of
New South Wales
Australia
Hawaii Tahite
Mrs Eamonn de Valera Arrives in New York for Visit
Mrs Eamonn de Valera wife of the provisional president of the Irish Republic has arrived in America to visit her husband at Owich Comm where he is staying during this trip to the United States
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New York
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
America
Owich
Pat McDonald
McDonald
Hogs and Lambs Higher in Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City stockyards report cattle receipts near last week’s level with grass and fed steers steady to higher. Hog and lamb prices rose with top hogs at 16.50 and Western lambs to 13.90, while veal and stocker demand remained active. Receipts totaled about 21 000 cattle, 3 000 hogs, and 12 000 sheep, with prices reflecting steady to firm demand.
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Kansas City
Market Report Shows Mixed Live Stock Prices and Loans
Hog prices rose by 25 cents with top at 15.60 and most sales 14.90 to 15.50. Pigs up a cent and fat lambs up 15 cents with Western fat lambs to 13.90. Ewes hit 7.00 and wethers 8.25, feeding lambs 9.00 to 12.50. Horses and mules demand rising, steady overall. Also notes about bond changes and an upcoming association convention in Boston.
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Kansas‘College
Hannes Holermainen
Frubber
Cork
Louiseana Schugl
Industrial Institute
Sckool
Pars
Bloomington
Cy Herbert
Funston
Reun
U. S
Eamoiwn
Valera
Donald
Mary Dowdy
Advance Reporter
Chicago
Acie Peder Oe
Golly
Sree
Priya Thes
Sean
C. W. Smith
Sorteo
Saniey Pau
Ned Enhae
HILE
Robert. Foc) Ee
Yang
Shimmons Bros
Sam — Clarke
G. Clarke
Sheep and Lambs
Charles M. Pipkin
J. FP
Breek
Bal Mass
St. Chis
Liberty Loan
Ciuport
Treasury Department
Watkins National Bank
National Life Underwriters’ Association
Boston
K. U
I Payay
Hamilton Motor &Supply CO
Ske Fstad S
Citizens State Bank
the World Company
Peoples State Bank
Safszy
Hart-Parr
Tion
Geo
Markley
Farmers State and Savings Bank
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