Washburn toface Kansas in Topeka clash October 1
Kansas University cannot fill an open date as Colorado sought a game. Kan will play Washburn in Topeka on October 1 under valley rules after Dr Forrest C. Vanen announced the plan following a call from Coach Dwight Ream. Kansas previously waived valley rules for conference play but will align eligibility rules next year. Roy Pringle and Reed led field and sprint events in regional meet notes.
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Colorae University
Aly
Telegraphic meets freshmen track clash in Valley
The Missouri Valley conference introduces telegraphic freshman track meets among member schools. Coach Karl Schlademan notes freshmen showing promise will compete against peers from other Valley schools. Results are wired to the conference secretary and tabulated to declare an overall winner after the meet.
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Kansas City
Karl Schlademan
Yvell
Missouri Valley Conference
Acacia Dominates Inter-Organization Meet At University
Acacia fraternity led by scholars and athletes scored 40487 1-2 points to win the inter-organization meet at the University last week. Phi Psi took the final Saturday event, but Acacia still claimed first place overall ahead of Kappa Sigma, Sigma Alpha Upsilon, Phi Psi, and Delta Upsilon.
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Acacia Fraternity
Acacia
Phil Dppa Psi
Kearney
Kappa Sigma
Sigma Alpha Upsilon
Phi Psi Chapter
Delta Upsilon
Krammey
Phi Psi
Wesport High School
Frank Mandeville
Sig Alph
Tad Reid
Pi Upsilya
Roy Pringle
Kappa Sif
Boy chess wonder now in training
New York dispatch describes eight and a half year old Sam Rzeschewski, a renowned Polish chess prodigy, arriving in the United States for a two month demonstration tour, currently training near New York and engaging with American experts.
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New York
Samuel Rzeschewski
Europe
England
Samuel
Famous Farmer Feed event at Eudora opera house
Long local column notes a Farmers Union event in Eudora with a packed audience, readings and a musical program. County agent K K O Smith outlined crop control costs, a statewide campaign, and a Douglas county drive beginning December 16. Afterward three hundred farmers enjoyed a large oyster dinner in the basement.
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Eudora
Opera House
Farmers Union
J. W. Harris
K. K. 0. Smith
Kar
Ske
Douglas County
Baement
Lawrence Chamber Cancelled Meeting Then Rotary Joint Session
Residents report Lawrence events from the week including a chamber of commerce meeting cancelled for noon and a joint session with the Rotary Club on Wednesday. Local notes mention M A Gora selling dry cord wool to Fort Leavenworth, road conditions near Fort highway west town, and various civic updates on courts, taxes, and community activities.
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Chamber of ‘Commerce
Rotary Club
M. A. Gora
United States Army
Fort Heavenworth
Pleasant Hour Club Meets and Announces Next Event
Mrs Cratwordsle Ching hosted the Pleasant Hour club with eighteen members and four guests on December 8. The next meeting is set with Mrs E B Bixeres on December 23 at 221 Indiana Street, Lawrences. Glynn Kirby began road work with Construction Co in Altoona a few days ago. Mr and Mrs Manwaring hosted Nous Card club for a three course supper. George Bigsby and his mother visited Kanwaka relatives, and C E Daniels moved to Lawrence.
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Bixeres
Indiana Street
Lawrences
Brouski
Hutte
Glynn Kirby
al Toona
Manwaring
Nous Card Club
Iaing
Wilbur George Jeffrie
Kirby Liss Alice Byrd
Martin
Om Moye
Alfred Rudiger Fiternoon
George Bigsby
L. Bigsby
Ernest Bigsby
Kanwaka
Dir
C. E. Daniels
Lawrence
Interned German ship Potasi among vessels returning to Europe
Valparaiso reports a German steamer arrives in Iquique with crews from about 40 Germans interned in Chilean waters. Under a London agreement, ships are to be sent to Europe for Allied distribution. Potasi, 5,490 tons, is among the largest sailing vessels in interned fleets and sails for Europe.
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Valparaiso
Iquique
Chile
London
Europe
Hamlin's Wizard Oil for Rheumatism and Pain
Antique advertisement promotes Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a safe remedy for rheumatic and sciatic pains, backache, and muscle aches. It claims quick relief and usefulness for bruises burns bites stings earache toothache crowing cold and travel constipation, urging daily use as first aid.
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Hamlin
Hamin
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