Kansas basketball practice open to public at 3:30 daily
Kansas coach Skip Allen opens the varsity basketball workout to the public each afternoon from 3 30 to 4 30. Visitors must pay the required admission and refrain from laughing at mistakes as players drill fundamentals followed by scrimmage. The Kansas squad shows Gorond Elgar and Nagremstion among the leading candidates with floor work below standard. football men will join soon as the opening game in less than two months approaches.
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Jniversity of Kansas
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Kansas
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Yssas
Postpone veto vote on postal pay bill fails in Senate
Delays sought by President Coolidge allies, led by Senator Edge, fail as Senate objects to a unanimous delay. Couzens of Michigan objects blocking action after talks with administration leaders. Also notes golf for packing employees in Wichita and witness credibility questions in the Forbes Thompson conspiracy trial.
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Washington
Friends of
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Edge
New ‘Jersey
Couzens
Michigan
Chicago
Associated Press
Elias H. Motstimer
Witlness
Forbes
Johns Hopkins opens news honor with new memorial cup
Undergraduates at Johns Hopkins University will compete for an added memorial cup in memory of the late Alexander Ki Bardon. The award, given to a senior, will honor character, high ideals and moral leadership, decided by the senior class voters on class day. The cup was established by younger men who knew Bardon well. Bardon served as an artillery officer in World War I and later entered the ministry.
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Baron
Barton
Raitbow
Ebert
Fires in November show 25 percent unknown origins
Topeka reports 245 fires in November with about 60 unknown origin. Total losses reach 262,809 the year’s lowest aside from September. Mitchell county led losses at 24,760 followed by Anderson 15,289 Cherokee 12,920 Morris 12,5753 Lincoln 12,192 Nemaha 11,618 Marion 10,677 Johnson 10,500 Shawnee 10, Si and others under 10,000.
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Topeka
Kansas
Elmer E. Scott
Mitchell County
Anderson County
Cherokee
Morris
Cloud
Lincoln
Air Service world flight plans unravel after smash
Washington December 12 The Army Air Service 'hope chest' of conquest ideas lies shattered six to seven months will pass before its top can be lifted for new schemes Major General Mason M Patrick chief of the Air Service recognizes the setback and may delay approval of further expeditions While world flight costs are estimated near 100000 dollars with indirect costs possibly another 100000 dollars Congress must finance any extended plans The service continues to push for regular experiments and new flight suggestions reach headquarters including a possible West Coast to Hawaii flight though Pacific operations remain a Navy matter
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Air’ Service
Mason M“ Patrick
Air Service
Congress
Army Air Service
Hi Y Leaders Gather for Northwestern Kansas Meet
In Hays Kansas on December 11 more than a thousand high school boys from northwestern Kansas will attend the regional Hi Y leaders conference. The three day convention meets in the Sheridan Coliseum at Hays State Teachers College with indoor athletics and swimming in the college pool. Dean F B Lee of Hays College will help lead the conference fresh from the national Y M C A council in Buffalo.
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Poys
Sheridan
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Hays Chamber of Commerce
Dean F. B. Lee
Hays College
National Council of the Y. M
C.A
Buffalo
Standard bills favored by Berlin money reform
Berlin reports that the German rentenmark, resembling a smaller greenback, fixes no standard size for paper currency. The lack of a durable size has troubled pocketbook makers who now rush to adapt as the new notes show permanence.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Card of Thanks and Death Notice Fragments
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy after a sister's death and for floral offerings. Names Gerrude Stewart Blanche Brown Maud Daudl Stella Johnston Luzon gathers much tobacco in northern Luzon. tobacco likely destined for Manila cigars. Completes New Steamship Bokuyo Maru for service between the Far East and South America via San Francisco and Mexican ports.
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Maud ‘Daudl
Stella Johnston
Luzon
Manila
Associated Press
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Pampanga
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Cagayan Valley
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