Kansas football captain honored at Rotary banquet
The past five year captain of the 1025 University of Kansas football squad was praised at the annual Rotary banquet in the Grill Room. Selections and letters were announced for nineteen team members including Harold Burt and Reginald Babe Smith Anderson. A football game reenactment, pep talks by Tod Schultz, and campus officials highlighted the evening with 140 attendees.
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Rotary Club
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George “ Pots "Clark Whride
G. Allen
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H. Lindley
Jetters
Harold Burt
Reginald
Babe
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Eddie Halpin
Ement Hardy
Elugene ‘Hart
Alex Hodges
William Mullins
George Powers
Ted Sanbornt
Tussell Smith
Wilbur Starr
Frank Taylor
Harold Testerman
Wyeth Walters
Harold Zuber
LaVern Pratt
Ward Grayly
Dee Yak
Tod
Schultz
Haskell Season Claimed Finished After Cancelled Postseason
The Haskell Institute versus Oklahoma A and M playoff was cancelled due to low advance sales. Coach Ding Burton of the Haskell reserves cited about 4000 dollars gate value, with a 1400 dollar minimum guarantee, leaving the Indians on 1800 dollars. the post season for Haskell is over this year. Hargiss completed the Kansas conference schedule in the afternoon.
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Edmondson Yapeee TAP a8 7am game between teams
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a bowling or competition event named TAP with eight seven am timing. Mentions Edmondson, D' mondson, Rilz The ten pins, and Pierson teams. Likely a local sports brief with unclear team names and matchups.
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Rilz
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Debate on capital punishment at Administration building
A mixed Missouri and Kansas debate on capital punishment concluded with an audience vote showing twelve in favor and ten against. Professor Stuart A. Queen presided. Henry Depping and Nice G. Ryan led the affirmative, while Soviet Envoy Krassin and other speakers were noted in coverage of a chaotic, sprawling report.
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Kansas Wheat Girl Contest Plans and Local Obits
Publication details ballot rules for the Kansas Wheat Girl contest with voters to submit ballots by midnight and finalists to travel to Topeka for inauguration day. Also reports obituaries and local notes including Franklin County pioneers and Manhattan citizens, plus commerce items and a product ad.
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Calvin Coolidge
Jardine Elimination Marks Kansas Delegation Split
Washington Dec 12 Secretary of the Kansas state board of agriculture Od Mohler will have united support of the Kansas delegation for the agricultural commission appointment. The delegation favors eliminating William M Jardine of the Kansas Agricultural College. President Coolidge is weighing Jardine's candidacy after Mohler. Senator Curtis urged considering both names and asked the delegation to review options. Jardine reportedly asked not to be presented due to opposition to the McNary Haugen bill.
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Agricultural Commission
Curtis
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Mohle
Setie
FAVORS ROCKEFELLER AID ARTISTS OF FRANCE
A French artists group sends a letter of thanks to Rockefeller for gifts and support. The note praises his patronage and acknowledges delays from the world war era. It mentions a tribute and a presentation of architectural works at Kotex and Napal Drug Store 1101.
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Kotex
Napal Drug Store
Deaths and Funerals Charles L Ford 66 at Macon Missouri
Obituary notes for Charles L Ford age 66 died at his Macon home. Rumsey Brothers to conduct funeral Saturday morning with Rev. G A Richard officiating. Burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Also notices for Johanna Will who died Wednesday afternoon at her son Fred Willf Vinland home. Service Sunday afternoon at Presbyterian church in Vinland led by Rev Griffis. Burial details not specified.
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Charles L. Ford
Macon
Rumsey Brothers
Moon
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Johanna Will
Fred Wilf
Vinland
Presbyterian Church
Peaby
Griffis
Poland MPs Travel Free on State Financed Rides
Warsaw dispatch reports 444 deputies enjoy free travel across Poland amid debates about parliamentary privilege. Objections halted broader free passage, with plans to extend only for travel to and from the capital. Also noted coach George Patsy Clark of Kansas attending a conference athletic gathering in Topeka. Opium poppy history traced to Greek and Roman times. Rankin's Drug advertises hot water bottles.
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Associated Press
Times of
Poland
Rot
George
Patsy" Clark
University of Kansas
Topeka
Ro Mays
Page clerk reads Coolidge message to media fans
William Tyler, page clerk of the House, reads President Coolidge's message so media fans hear it The Jane Real Estate board will elect officers for next year at the remi monthly meeting tonight at 643 Rhode Te land street Mr Fyra Guffin's For colds grip or influenza and as a preventive take Laxative Bromine Quinine tablets The box bears F W Grove signature 30c
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House of Representatives
President Coolidge
Remi
Jane Real Estate Board
Fyra Guffin
Unclear fragments from Chile report on military police influence
In Santiago Chile a fragmented AP style item notes the military and police influence under the current government. The text references a commission and potential changes in the system with limited readable detail. It mentions a McAllaster parent teachers association meeting at the school in the afternoon, but specifics are unclear.
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Parent-Teachers! Association
Pian
Joint-Rage quick relief for stiff painful joints ad
An old time drugstore advertisement touts Joint-Rage as a fast penetrating remedy for sore joints and inflamed limbs. It promises near immediate comfort, claims powerful counter irritant action, and urges mail orders or purchases at local drug stores with a low price and stainless formula.
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