Ended Campaign With A Balance Report Reveals Net Gain
Elmer E. Brown secretary of the Republican committee reports a larger county committee treasury at campaign end than start. The record lists receipts and expenditures including donations, speaker payments, rent, utilities, and various small disbursements totaling a balance of 250.89 with detailed entries for local officials and vendors.
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Elmer
E. Brown
Republican Committee
Treasury
County Committee
Treceipts
Doriation
MSA
Garrill
Telc
Rudora News
Datir
Shopher
E. Brovwn
Bratiane
Hauke
Gillum
Mrs. Berry
Flory
L. Star
C. Brown
Powell
H. Mekon
B. Dicke
Hall
Wm. Bothholz
Christmas display and county board meeting in Lawrence
A Lawrence morning report notes a sharp temperature drop drawing attention to radiator use and a festive Christmas display above shop windows. It also mentions a county file board meeting this afternoon to reorganize election of officers and Miss Minerta Hall planning children's concerts in Long Beach.
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County File Board
Minerta .C. Hall
Lawrence
Long Beach
Cal
Los Angeles
Aemic Orchestra
Funeral notices and court dismissals in Norport
The funeral of Andrew Anter gon at Punk's chapel with Rev. N Na Gochting and Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs Martha Gibson to be buried in Oak Thi cemetery. Rhehn Meinertz dies. private funeral from 621 rsgce street with Oak Hill interment. Case of SALW. Cole dismissed for perjury. J S Wallace to appear Feb 11 for hearing. Other perjury cases connected to Charles Underwood liquor raid dismissed. Yorgi Nichols charged with heating ty his We.
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Addréw Anderson
Andrew Anter Gon
Norport
Tay
Punk
Undertaking
N Na Gochting
Oak Hill
Martha Gibson
Marthai Gibson
Connecticut
Rhehn Meinertz
Meinertz
Tex Protel
Rsgce Street
Oak Hil Cemetery
Cole
Manley
Wallace
Charles Underwood
Tom Robinson
Robert Williams
coEatney
Charles “Unlarwood
Patie Manley
Yorgi Nichols
Fountyin pens of Rankis's Drug Store for Ehristh 13s ifts
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice about gifts or pens from Rankis's Drug Store dated Ehristh 13s. The readable text is unclear on exact action or entities beyond the store name and a dated note. The item appears to be an advertisement or notice with uncertain specifics.
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Rankis
Ehristh
Farm Credit Bills Debated By Senate Banking Committee
Washington Dec 12 Proponents of farm credit bills appeared before the senate banking committee at hearings opening on credit legislation. Senator Capper chairman outlined a plan to widen facilities for livestock growers via cooperative livestock loan associations. Lenroot outlined his Lenroot Anderson bill with administration endorsed provisions. Capper said his livestock loan bill aids large and small growers and envisions cooperative associations with 95000 capital granting paper with discount privileges at federal reserve banks.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Capper
Rep
Kansas
Senate Farm Bloc
Cooperative Livestock Loan
Lenroot
Nep
Wisconsin
Congressional Agricultura
Canner
Ceredit
Federal Reserve Banks
K U Convocation Highlights Christmas Spirit Tradition
At the University of Kansas convocation this morning the Christmas tree and Friendship Candles tradition was explained. Funds support Russia Smyrna Asia Minor and KU student loans. crimson candles with blue ribbon will earn serenades and a hi light for houses with large contributions. Chancellor Lindley praised last year’s effort and county club’s work, while Cap Garvin outlined home club plans.
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K. U
Europe
Rusia
Aml
Far East
Higgins
Lindley
Cap” Garvin
Orteric eyes moved as wreck transfer to Cotton Flaunt
The British steamer Orteric, wrecked off Fish Rock ten miles south of Point Arena, had its steering eyes moved to the Cotton Flaunt at 8 a.m. US personnel were aboard the Orteric. In Washington, Senator Simons of North Carolina reintroduced a soldiers bonus bill comparing it to shipping bonuses, vetoed by President Harding.
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San Francisco
Orteric
Fish Rock
California
Point Arena
Cotton Flaunt
Washington
Der
Simons
North
Czralina
Harding
Farm Fire Report and Fertilizer Notes From Clinton Coast
Reports from Manley Insurance describe a wash house on the farm at Clinton and adjustments to the farm’s insurance. The text mentions fertilizer components including nitrogen and phosphoric acid, and notes on a plant fiber from Japanese sources used as a durable vegetable feather.
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Manley Insurance
Clinton Upout
Indians Boosts 1923 Calendar With Strong Schedule
Haskell Indians plan a livelier 1923 grid as Crank McDoneld schedules games, adding Minnesota and Butler among others from Big Ten and Missouri Valley conferences. Coach Richard Hanley, praised for discipline and a lean, hard-hitting lineup, may return next year. A stadium project near the streetcar stop on Haskell field could secure government funding or tribal appeals. Eighteen football letters will be awarded at an upcoming banquet.
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Haskell
Crank McDoneld
Haskell i
Minnesota
Butler
Indianapolis
Illinois
Indians
Missouri Valley
Southwestern
Ohio
Richard Hanley
Hanley
Tmh
Jong
Braves
Haskell Field
Ames Prospects Bright for 1923 Iowa Football Team
Ames reports say the 1923 team looks strong with only three regulars to graduate. Captain A F E Wolters Riggs and Ekins are the main losses, with Broderson and Greene also departing. Freshman coach Mytin has developed a promising prep squad including Behms and Hill Showhan Crawford and Trice Schultz Sample as likely contributors. Senior practice has not been decided.
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Ames
Town
A. F E. Wolters
Riggs
Ekins
Broderson
Greene
Willaman
Pop” Young
Roberts
Sanders
Wingert
Behm
Cleveland
E. E. Mytin
Johnny
Norton Behm
East Tech
High
Hill
Corydon
Iowa
Showhan
Fort Dodge
Crawford
Cedar Rapids
Trice
Schultz
Omaha
Sample
Des Moines
Sunior
Wrestling Team Strong at Iowa State College
Ames Iowa Dec 8 Five of seven wrestling weights filled with letter men from last year Ames State College looks to repeat as intercollegiate champions Captain Shorty Boren who won the 135 lb title at Wisconsin last winter to handle 135 The injured Hale Dickerson expected back for 115 and Squeak Loucks tied for intercollegiate honors to wrestle 125 with Fred Shepard among the lettermen seeking slots and likely competition for positions in the upcoming season
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Ames
Iowa
Towa State College
Shorty” Boren
University of Wisconsin
Hale Dickerson
WRESTLING PREVIEW 145 TO HEAVYWEIGHT CLASSES
Last year’s standout in the 145 pound class eyes a return, Kenneth Zobel of Council Bluffs Iowa emerges as a surprise sophomore contender in the 158 pound class to replace IcKibben, while Joe Greer and Anderson near 200 pounds lead the heavyweight division once held by Polly Wallace and later Zink.
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Man
Intramural system at Kansas State College boosts participation
Manhattan December report shows Kansas State Agricultural College nearly achieves ideal intramural pursuit with E Knoth citing strong participation. Programs include basketball, baseball, soccer, football, boxing, wrestling, swimming, handball, tennis, and track across multiple divisions, with trophies awarded for points and a grand trophy to top organizations. Demand for more space remains as plans for Memorial Stadium aim to add under-seat rooms and a running track.
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Manhattan
Kan
America
Kansas State Agricultural College
E. Knoth
Cd Catios
Ty Knoth
International Association
Yesr
Pla
Louisville to Build New Baul Park After Fire Loss
Louisville officials announce a $100,000 concrete and steel stadium to replace Eclipse Park the historic home of the Louisville American League club. Captain William Neal and officers inspect Cubs park plans to seat 12,000 with a future deck, aiming for next season’s opening.
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Louisville
Eclipse Park
American League Baseball Club
William Neal
Wathen Knebelkamp
Lessie Abbott
Colonels
Cubs
Neal
Tclipse Park
Minnesota Hockey Promises Eventful Season As Freshmen Lead
Minneapolis Dec 11 With Metcalf and Luhring taking active roles the University of Minnesota plans a major hockey season. Metras will train the squad and track duties, with five lettermen returning and about 500 candidates seeking berths. Veterans Besquist Higgins Bartlet Wyatt lead the core as seven second team players also rejoin.
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Minneapolis
Minnee
T. N. Metcalf
Fred Luhring
University of Minnesota
Metras
Minnesota
J. Wyatt
Besquist
P. Higgins
Lee Bartlet
Thumser Named Captain of Washington University Basketball
Walter Thumser of Washington University has been appointed captain of the university basketball team for the upcoming season. Previously a floor guard, he moves to center this year and also captained the track team last season. Athletics director Mr. Rider states confidence in a strong Missouri Valley Conference showing.
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St. Louis
Walter Thumser
Washington University
Rider
Thumser
Indians Triumph in San Antonio as Baylor Targeted
A San Antonio sports writer praised the Haskell Indians for a clean game against Baylor, noting Baylor’s rough play aimed at John Levi and other Indians. The piece lauds Levi as a standout and predicts lasting fame for him in the region while recounting San Antonio fans’ admiration and a chilling reminder of the “real Americans” who endure tough hits. The report also notes interclass high school basketball games and ongoing prep squads at Hasell and Lawrence high schools with cuts and practices described.
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San Antonio
Baylor
Haylor
John vi
Ong
San
Willie Hoppe Regains 18.2 Balkline Title at Match
In a dramatic return, Willie Hoppe reclaimed the 18.2 balkline championship amid a tense match. The veteran billiards star showcased precise position play and sharp break control, overcoming a strong challenger to secure the title once more.
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Willie Hoppe
Big Year for Sports on National Circuit and Local School Activities
The article surveys a wide sports year with 40-race winners on the circuit, mentions Harvard football star George Owen teaching a Sunday school class of 25 boys, and notes boxing figures like Jack Dempsey and Johnny M - plus a planned high school luncheon to discuss social science department problems. It also hints at growing basketball interest and a boxing comeback rumor with Britton.
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George Owen
Harvard Football Ster
Cineuxaion
Gentde
Junit
Mnét
Wiedémainn
J. R. Barnés
Shat Ates Hi
Hi-i Meeting Highlights Christian Leadership Address
Forty Hi-i students attended a Hi-V dinner at the Chamber of Commerce last night and heard E A Worthley speak on Christian leadership today. Lawrence High schedules basketball with Central High of St Joseph Missouri and plays Northeast of Kansas City January 5. Denatured alcohol sold at Rankin's Drug Store to prevent radiator freezing.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. A. Worthley
St. Joe
Lawrence High School
Central High School
St. Joseph
Kansas
Rankin’s
Unsure fragment hints at school event before Christmas
Puzzle-like OCR fragment mentions a Wednesday evening schedule and a school related context before the holidays. Names and specifics are unreadable, but references to a planned activity suggest a local school event or meeting prior to Christmas.
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