Sterling suspended from conference play in college league
Topeka Kansas Sterling College faces eight week suspension after conference investigation found at least one football player ineligible. Committees will meet in Wichita January to discuss permanent action while Sterling is barred from all athletic contests by conference officials.
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Hargis
Woody is Sterling Coach in College Football
Sterling College names Warren Woody as head coach for the football program. Woody, a former KKU player and KU freshman coach two years ago, takes over after previous staff changes.
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K. U
Sigma Alpha Leads Inter-Fraternity Track Action
Sigma Alpha Epsilon led the inter-organization track meet on Stadium track with strong showings in the 50 yard low hurdles javelin two mile run and broad jump. Kappa Sigs trailed closely as action paused with Coach Schlademan away in Kansas City. Announced forthcoming events include 56 pound weight 220 low hurdles and 100 yard dash. Team scores after day two list Sig Alph 68 Kappa Sigs 41 Alpha Kappa Psi 6 Phi Psis 6 Acacia 148 Alpha Kappa Lambda 10.
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Sig Alph
Kappa Sigs
Karl A. Schlademan
Schlademan
Kansas
Fraternity
Alpha Kappa’ Psi
Phi Psis
Acacia
Alpha _Kappa Lambda
Kansas coaches settle conference business and golf honors
Officials of the Kansas Athletic Conference discuss business here as coaches aim to finish schedules. Golf tournaments highlight the day with Hargiss of Emporia earning coaches honors and Quigley of St Marys winning the officials division. Hargiss received golf shoes and Quigley golf knickers.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Athletic Conference
H. W. Hargiss
Kansas “State Teachers College
Emporia
E. C. Quigley
St. ‘Marys
Hargiss
Quigley
Basketball practice under Dr Allen and Bonn continues
More than thirty five players train on the Robin nasium court for the varsity under Dr. F C Allen while a large Freshman squad camps under coach John Bonn each night. Spectators watched yesterday as the track meet and fraternity activities unfolded.
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Uniach
F. C. Allen
John Bonn
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Ickster
Vote on Strike Ballot for Canadian Rail Maintenancemen
A strike ballot is mailed to about 36 000 maintenance of way workers in Canada after Canadian Railways rejected conciliation board recommendations for a five cent per hour wage increase. United Brotherhoods of Maintenance of Way Employes and railroad shop laborers announce the move from their Detroit headquarters. Alcohol 75c service free at Carters.
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Mich
Dee
Associated Press
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Canada
United Brotherhoods of Maintenance of Way
Canadian Railways
Farm Bureau Secretary Says Resignation Was a Discharge
J W Coverdale of Town ousted as secretary of the American Farm Bureau Federation. he calls the move a Sapiro Lowden effort to advance Frank Lowden. The executive committee acted quietly before the convention, amid dispute over his verbal resignation on taking office last year.
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Associated Press
American Farm B. Federation
J. W. Coverdale
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Federation
Coverdale
Sainre- Lowden
Frank O.lowden
Ilinois
Aaron Sapiro
California
Lowden
Real estate dealer confesses to wife slaying in Milwaukee
E Ray Tompkins a former Milwaukee Normal School instructor admitted killing his wife Belle Tompkins whose nude decapitated body was found near Donges Bay. District Attorney George Shaughnessy announced the first degree murder charge and Tompkins was taken to the city morgue for formal ID after the body was recovered by county officials.
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Milwaukee, Wis
George Shaughnessy
E. Ray Tompkins
Milwaukee Normal School
Belleompkins
Donges Bay
Tompkins
William C. Conrad
Paranoiac case centers on Tompkins detention and release
Report notes Dr Benjamin B Rawley of Milwaukee alienist classifies Tompkins as a paranoiac and alleges he requested observation on November 7 19%y at Milwaukee Emergency Hospital. Authorities later released him the following day amid an unresolved placement.
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Sheriff’s Office
Benjamin B. Rawley
Milwaukee
Tompkins
New York liquor talks trigger national protest
William Allen White decries New York cocktails as dangerous as bombs in a speech at Rockefeller Foundation and Bok peace award events. He urges prominent citizens to oppose violations of liquor laws and mocks Western superiority rhetoric amid national Prohibition debates. A Topeka notice remarks that highway reclassification does not erase rail crossing dangers as Harvey County fights MP pay share.
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New York
William Allen White
Emporia
Kansas
Fiere
Moscow
Wall — Street
Topeka
Supreme Court
Harvey County
Missouri Pacific
Bazaar and Supper Draw Enthusiastic Crowds at Lothholz House
The Ladies Aid of St. Paul’s Evangelical church hosted a bazaar and supper at the Lothholz opera house on Thursday, with a successful afternoon and evening. A festive program followed, illustrating holiday observances including Easter, the Fourth of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
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Ladies Aid
St.’ Paul's Evangelical Church
Christmas seasonal events and community notes
The article lists church and club activities including a W C T U meeting at Mrs. George Housman’s home, a December program and pie supper at Farmland school, and various visits and dinners among local residents. It notes upcoming meetings and social gatherings at Kaw Valley and Lawrence venues and mentions a bank robbery suspect identified by Otto Durr and Sheriff Will Johns in Kansas City.
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Charles’ Holmes
Farmland School
Kaw Valley
Martha Schebrer
Augusta Ziesenis
Lawrence
Lothholz Opera House
Mionie Hammer
T. Floyd
C. B. Floyd
Floyd
Kansas
City
Clark Kendell
Modoc
Kansa
Clara Kendell
John Moody
Marion Case
General Hospital
Kaw Valley Bank
Case
Mr. Durr
Charles B. Poyd
Gordelian Lacott
K. WU
Russell Cory
Kansas City
Law Suits and Legal Notices From Newton Firm
A cryptic OCR fragment from a Newton Iowa law firm references suits in real estate alienation ownership breach of property and inheritance disputes. It notes confidentiality and instances of legal opinion and receipt of documents, highlighting long experience in law and brief services.
Plymouth Church Music Vesper At Plymouth Congregational
Sunday vesper at 4 30 features Beethoven Prelude in A flat Grieg Nocturne and organ pieces along with anthems and solo numbers by noted professors and singers. The program includes Great is the Lord and Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us with Prokofieff? Preyer pieces and a Blind Plowman setting.
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Plymouth Ministry of Music
Plymouth ‘Congregational Church
Beethoven
C. A. Preyer
Lord
Lyndeham
Grieg
Hamberbier
Breyer
W. B. Downing
Risher
Preyer
Oklahoma House
City Must Pay Half Of Beloit Road Costs
The Kansas Supreme Court rules Beloit city must cover half the road construction costs on county high way built along city limits. Mitchell county completed eleven miles of highway skirt ing Beloit and city refused 50 percent share as per state road laws. The court finds Beloit liable for half the costs.
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Topeka
Be- Toit
State Supreme Court
Mitchell County
Beloit
Supreme Court
Reichstag Votes Power Bill In Final Reading
Berlin officials report the Reichstag passed the government backed full power bill by 313 to 18 on the third and final reading. The measure grants extended authority to the administration amid ongoing political tensions.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Reichstag Today
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