Haskell Braves to Battle Aggie Gridsters in Dallas FundGame
Haskell football team from the Missouri Valley region seeks a strong showing against Southern Aggies after tying Creighton 7 7 and clipping Kansas and Oklahoma State opponents earlier in the season. The Saturday matchup at Dallas aims to raise funds for a new Lewis Stadium.
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Haskenl
Ams
Missouri Valley
Oklahoma Ai
Missouri’ Valley
Aggie ‘College
Kansas
Oklahoma University
New Okla
Creigh
Omaha
Haskell Agercation
Creighton
Lewis
Dallas
Reduced Lakeview High hoops squad named by coach
Coach McDonald forced to trim the Lakefield High School basketball squad after a large turnout. First team to practice at 3 30 pm daily and second team from 2 30 to 3 30. Week focuses on fundamentals and muscle development. Named first squad members include Jones Coker L Hanley H Hanley Wadhams B J Kennedy Popplewell Hanson Rite Graeber J Foster Fearing Kent Foresmatt Fursman McDonald Caulk J Kennedy Dye Forney McKinney Botsford Racker Simmonds. McDonald said a non roster player may still earn a spot later by proving ability.
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Andy “McDonald
Prac Itice
Qoach
McDonald
Jones
Coker
L. Hanley
H. Hanley
Wadhams
B. J Kennedy
Popplewell
Athletic star sought by Fort Scott police in Wichita
Wichita authorities were asked to search for Edgar J. Baker a 25 year old former Fort Scott and Wichita college football star charged with motor theft and uttering worthless checks. He left Fort Scott three months ago in a stored car leaving unpaid bills. A Spokane accident report was later found false. Baker played for a university team in 1921 and 1922 earning honorable mention.
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Wichita
Kans
Fort Scott
Edgar ‘J. Baker
Wichita ‘Ollege
Baker
Fort
Stott
Spokane
Wash
Rotary club banquet honors KU football and cross country
The Rotary club plans a University of Kansas dinner tomorrow at 6 30 pm in Wiedemann grill to honor KU football and cross country and elect the 1925 captains. About 140 guests are expected. the feastmaster remains secret until 6 730 pm. The program will include songs speeches and an orchestra.
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University, of Kansas
Wiedemann
Banque ‘Baid
Imiusic
First Basketball Assembly Opens New Year
The first basketball assembly of the new year will be held in the high school auditorium on Tuesday January 6, not January 7 as previously planned. The event aims to boost enthusiasm for the season opening game against Topeka and highlight basketball excitement at the school.
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Ithe
Igh School
Topeka
Sanusry Ee
Topeka Fire Rate Cases Set Three Suits Involving Insurance Groups
Five in sured rates are the subject of three separate court actions in Topeka Kansas with statewide importance. Judges and insurance executives from across the United States are involved. The dispute centers on agency commissions and the state’s drive to lower fire insurance premiums.
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Topeka
Kan
Topeka- Hee
United States
Judeks Gilbert Frith
Emittorney
the Supreme
Kansas
Shawnee County
Western Union and
Western
Bureau
Union
Supreme
Sui
Ja, Union. Company
William ‘R. Baker
Topeka Iimh
Baker
Orldl
Sands
Surance Companies
Authentic Sinovieft letter linked to election campaign
Dec 10 Associated Press reports UK cabinet subcommittee found the Sinovieft propaganda letter authentic. The document urged revolutionary activity in England and influenced Conservative support during the election. Investigations into its authenticity began under MacDonald and continued under Baldwin, with critics denying motives.
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Lopfton
Baldwin Stein
House of Commons
Sinovieft
England
Generly
Authenportigito
Mosut Crities
MacDon
Baldwin
Oil plan debate at Fort Worth session
Oil men at the American Petroleum Institute considered a plan proposed by L Doherty to regulate production. Doherty urged a hearing on his conservation proposal amid strong remarks from A O'Donnell and Amos L Beaty who warned of complexities and potential government regulation. The plan aims to curb overproduction after four years of excess supply.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Associated Press
American Petroleum Institute
L. Doherty
Doherty
Iwo
A. O'Donnell
Amos L. Beaty
Texas Company
Alt Editorium
Beaty
O’donnell
Mr. Beaty
Bne
Investigation at Manhattan Probes Sheriff and County Attorney
Manhattan Dec 10 Frank Baldwin assistant attorney general went to Manhattan to investigate accusations by Vern C Andrews grocer that Sheriff W A Hunter and Walter Reed Gage county attorney elect took 35 by force in a court collection which Andrews said did not concern him.
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Manhattan
Topeka
Kans
Frank Baldwin
Missouri Pacific Authority Granted for Interstate Road
Dec 10 report notes Missouri Pacific railroad received authority for interstate road use and expansion plans near Bay Road Washington. Details remain fragmentary but indicate regulatory approval or framing for cross state traffic and infrastructure development.
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Missouri Pacific
Bay Road
Washington
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Food price rise seen in retail figures for nine cities
Department of Labor announced today that food prices in November rose up to three percent in the month ending November 15 in 19 of 29 cities. The figures cover retail food prices and show broad increases across multiple urban areas.
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Washington
of ‘Labor
Florida Sunshine League Opens Play in Miami Area
Florida's new baseball circuit in the Sunshine League opens December 18 in Miami with four clubs Miami Fort Lauderdale West Palm Beach and Lake Worth. The league runs through January and marks a playful step in the local sports scene. Schulz's Tailor Shop at 917 Mass. St. serves as a nearby reference in the ad text.
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Florida
Miami
Fla
Fort Lauderdale
West-Palm Beach
Lake Worth
Gas surcharge fight over empire national case reaches circuit court
Wichita, Dec 10 The Empire National Gas company sought $2 surcharges from gas users dating to 1920. Kansas Gas and Electric designated as collecting agent. City manager Earl C Elliott fought the order. District court ruled against Elliott. Appellate court questioned jurisdiction as collections totaling about a quarter million were made while deliberations continued.
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Wichita
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
United States Court
Kan
Empire Naional Gas Company
Kansas Gas Land Electric Company
Earl C. Elliott
Empire Company
Kansas’ ‘Gas’ and Electric Company
Elliott
John C. Pollock
United States District Court
Pollock
United States Circuit Court of “Appeals
Robert C. Foulston
Circuit Court
Royal and Master Leaders Installed at Lawrence Council 14
The annual meeting of Lawrence Council No 14 held in the Masonic temple last night saw a full year’s report highlighting the council’s largest growth. Officers elected for 1925 include Illustrious Master Frank A. Skofstad Deputy Master Wm W Hutton Principal Conductor of Work Frank M Holliday Treasurer Simon A Wood Recorder Harry B Sparks Captain of Guard Dr E M Owen Conductor of Council Paul A Lange and Sentinel ee Horney Wm H Eastman with W F March and S Mf Baty serving as installing officers.
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Lawrence Council
Masonic Temple
Frank A. Skofstad
Wm. W. Hutton
Frank M. Holliday
Simon A. Wood
Harry B. Sparks
E. M. Owen
Paul A. Lange
Ee Horney
Peewee
Wm. H. Eastman
Sentinel
Poultry Show Sweepstakes Won by Ramsey of Topeka
Ramsey of Topeka won the sweep stakes at the Saline County poultry show in Salina Kansas. He received 40 dollars in gold and a silver loving cup. Judging finished today.
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Salina
Kan
Ramsey
Topeka
Saline County
Former orvicemen attend Ameritan Legion open house
About 150 former servicemen attended an open house by the local American Legion post. Frank Haneke state commander urged strong Lawrence representation at next year’s national convention in Omaha. Orlin Weed chair urged paid-up memberships, noting 30 were sold at the meeting. Legion aims to equal August 1924 paid-up memberships by January 1. Box matches by Haskell Institute students and local wrestlers complemented the program. Refreshments followed.
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Ameritan Legion
Frank Haneke
The
American Legion
Lawrence
Omaha
Nebr
Orlin
Weed
Atchison
Poison Found In Body During Trial In Illinois Case
Dr William D McNally testified in the murder trial of Lawrence M Highl and Mrs Elsie Sweetin in Illinois. He described how two to three grains of odorless poison could kill and how a detected amount in body parts indicates poisoning. He detailed the ten thousand experiments used to detect the poison as testimony resumed.
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Wilford Sweetin
William “D. McNally
Chicago
Lawrence’ M. Highland
Elsie Sweetin
Doctor McNally
Three Boys Waive Preliminary Hearing in Car Theft Case
Orin Zimmerman Walter Cragan and Lowry Lowe the three boys recently arrested in the theft of Dr J W Hutchinsons Studebaker car waived preliminary hearing yesterday in justice court and will go to district court in the February term Lowe is free on bond while Zimmerman and Cragan remain jailed.
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Orin Zimmerman
Walter Cragan
Lowry Lowe
J. W. Hutchinson
Justice Court
Lowe
Zimmerman
Cragan
Uttinger Injured Working On Adams Farm Machinery
George Uttinger of North Lawrence was injured yesterday when his coat tangled in a hay baler crank shaft at the Adams farm north of town. He was pulled into the machinery, clothing torn and head and neck wounds received. He was treated at Jones Hospital and later returned home.
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George
Uttinger
North Lawrence
Federal prisoner begins three month term in county jail
Marvin Winfrey, convicted in Kansas City Kansas under the Dyer auto theft law, has been sent as a federal prisoner to the county jail here for a three month term. He began serving today.
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Marvin
Winfrey
Kansas City
Kans
Odd Fellows Plan Topeka Lodge Celebration Tonight
About 100 members of the Interstate Odd Fellows lodge of Kansas City Kansas will travel to Topeka for a large lodge celebration tonight marking the statewide gathering.
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Odd Fellows
Topeka
QO -O. F. ‘Lodge of Kansas
City
Kan
Kansas Gov Davis Loses Collier Award Lead
Topeka Kansas December 10 Kansas has not won the Collier’s magazine trophy for the largest percentage increase in general election turnout. Governor Jonathan M Davis reported 662 431 ballots cast an increase of 92208, contradicting an 803849 vote figure used in Collier’s early decision. The telegram did not identify the award’s destination.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Collier's Magazine
Jonathan M. Davis
John H.kennedy
Collier
Executive
Davis
East St Louis Man Indicted in Liquor Raid Case
East St Louis Illinois December 10 S Glen Young was indicted by the October term of the federal grand jury for five counts charging impersonating a government officer in Williamson county liquor raids. Indictments had been suppressed pending Young's arrest, which occurred at Herrin Saturday. Young furnished and forfeited ten thousand dollars.
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St. Louis
Glen Young
Williamson County
Young
Herrin
Sie Young
Pairvic Rewrites Case as Prosecutor Claims Shot Incident
An OCR fragment indicates a prosecutor describes a shooting at a school involving a boy. A girl was found dead, and a sister is mentioned as connected to the event. The readable text is garbled and names or specifics are unclear.
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Pairvic Rew
Aes
Wwcotty
Burdick Home Fire Damages Roof at 916 Kentucky Street
The city fire department responded to a blaze at Dr. Willian Burdick’s residence on Kentucky Street at 9:38 this morning. A small roof fire sparked by chimney sparks caused two large roof holes and about $600 in damage.
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Burdick
Cnly Fire “Department
Willian
Kentucky Street
Lost nozzle from Lawrence fire wagon reported
A nozzle from the Chemical wagon of the Lawrence fire department went missing this morning between 916 Kentucky and the fire station. The fire chief requests anyone who finds it to return it to the fire department office.
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Lawrence
Kentucky
Eudora Farmers Union to Meet at Roscoe Spe House
The Eudora Farmers Union will meet at the Roscoe spe house Sunday night December 14 at 7 30 o clock A Christmas program will be given and each person is to bring a gift the value of which is not to exceed ten cents.
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Eudora
Farmers’ Union
Eudora Farmers’ Union
Roscoe
Governor urges March Washington appointment for Marsh
Governor J A O Preuss of Minnesota urged President Coolidge today to select Charles H Marsh as secretary of agriculture. The conference discussed the March Washington appointment amid ongoing state and federal negotiations.
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Washington
Charles H. Marsh
Minnegsota
J. A. 0. Preuss
Coolidge
Woman Ordered to State Institution in Lansing
A colored woman was picked up by the police today on an order from a doctor and will be sent to the State Institution for women at Lansing.
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State Farm
State Institution For Women
Lansing
Golden Rule Open Day Promotes Camp Fire Spirit
The Golden Rule Day will be observed by Camp Fire Girls in Lawrence and nearby areas to spread Open Rule values. Leaders urge members to serve communities without self sacrifice, support sewing machine drives, and help poor orphans. Guardians are asked to contribute through craft projects and church bazaars.
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Chelawenssa
Poate Peoille
Lawrence
Happines
Camp Fire Girls
Movement to emphasize sanctity of life proposed by Bryan
William Jennings Bryan, vice moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, moved a resolution at a meeting of the new Presbyterian general council to launch a movement emphasizing the sanctity of life due to rising personal crisis reports, homicides, and negligence related accidents. A similar eastern conference will be held later. The body includes national board representatives and delegates from states west of Ohio. The motion was temporarily withdrawn pending recast.
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Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
United States
New Presbyterian General Council
General Council
Ohio
Bryan
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