Aggies to build 1923 team on veteran lineup
Manhattan December 23 Nine veteran players will graduate from Kansas State Agricultural College football this year leaving two captains and several lettermen returning. Arthur Stark Burr Swarts and other standouts retire after 1923, while Clemens Brandley Brown and Steiner lead a deep returning backfield. Spring practice six weeks long will refine the mix as Coach Bachman seeks a strong 1923 squad.
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Manhattan
Associated , Press
Kanags State Agricultural College
Carley. Bachman
Purple
R. Dol
Aggie
Arthur Stark
Burr Swarts
Wil
W. C. Clements
G. A. Brandley
John Brown
H. G. Webber
J. L. Munn
Arthur Doolen
R. M. Nichols
Onnard
T. c. Lasawell
John Steiner
B. Harter
Ronald ‘Hutton
Orrine Nas Wal
Kensas University
Arete
Nebraska basketball team poised in Missouri Valley race
Lincoln report notes Nebraska's squad, in the Missouri Valley Conference, is a serious contender this season. The piece highlights national recognition and the impact of key players on the Huskers’ prospects in 2b standings, underscoring the team’s competitive depth.
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Lincoln
Amateur teams loom as promising players from Lincoln area emerge
Hei, a former Lincoln high school center and captain, tops the list of prospects. Cozler, H. Deis, Bixby, Petty, Voltz and M. Tipton are named for geared positions. The excerpt notes Teigh school’s two years back runner up and highlights a guard of exceptional ability rivaling his father, Paul, a Cornhusker letter man, as a 3 forward.
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Big Goodson
Hei
Lincoln High School
Cozler
H. Deis
Bixby
Petty
Voltz
M. Tipton
Las “Ee
Tabor
Teigh
Iowa
Posston
Paul
Cornhusker
Nebraska university starts small scale swimming program
Lincoln Nebraska December 22 swimming, a minor sport at the University of Nebraska, remains in its infancy. Director Fred T Luehring introduced it last year and now coaches Neil Philp Graebling and Rees, all lettermen, under Frank Adkins. Practice happens in the YMCA pool due to no university tank.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Cornhusker Institution
Fred T. Luehring
University of Minnesota
Luehring
Neil ‘Philp
Graebling
Rees
Philip
Elags
Frank Adkins
Lincoln Young ‘Men’s Christian Association
University
Ym, C. A
Silk socks labeled by embroidery save laundry mix ups
A clever young woman embroidering Lawrence's name in silk along the sides of his socks promises to keep track of socks sent to wash. The device aims to prevent lost pairs and echoes a simple, practical invention for everyday laundry.
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Lawrence
Wireless Rescue Brings Pitcairn Island to World
Wireless apparatus lands on lonely Pitcairn Island ending isolation. Islanders have used Morse code. new plant promises faster news from outside as young men traded goods with landing crew for value. Quiet title suit and judgments filed. Adelaide Fries becomes first woman president of North Carolina Literary and Historical Society. Mobile reports high share of women bank depositors, about one third.
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Byrines
Dee
Pitcairn Island
Bounty
Somme
Adelaide Fries
Winston, Salem
North Carolina Literary and Historical Society
Paris Taxi Owner Declares No Tip Policy
In Paris on December 23 a taxi owner posted a sign reading I own this taxi all I accept no tips. A mob of taxi drivers gathered, jeering and threatening. Faced with mounting pressure, he removed the sign and the tipping system was restored.
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Paris
Aris
Butcher's
Deaths and Funerals Notices Reflect Local Losses
Edward Grigaby, son of R Grigsby of 1011 Pennsylvania Street, died recently while with his brother George in Oakland. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Mrs Ethel Frederick died in Tucson Arizona. her funeral was held at 10 am and interment followed at Mt Calvary Cemetery, with a Journal World correction noting Sunday services.
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Edward Grebe
Edward Grigaby
R. Grigsby
Pennsylvania ‘Street
George
Oakland
Val
Ethel Frederick
Tucson
Ariz
Mt. Calvary, Cemetery
Journal World
Personal greetings fill Lawrence area for Christmas visits
Local notices list numerous residents and relatives traveling or staying with family over the holidays. Eunice Hill of Garden City Kansas stops in Lawrence en route to Eudora to visit relatives. Edward Nichol of Baldwin visits Mrs. Nicholson and family. Eve Alrich and Mildred Gilmore also travel to spend Christmas with kin amid scattered stays across towns.
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Alvin Bennett
Eskin
Charles D. Bennett
W.F. Young
Eunice Hill
Garden City
Kan
Lawrence
Eudora
Myre
Edward Nicholson
Baldwin
A. E. Whitaker
D. Parrish
A. G.alrich
Eveie Alrich
Gardedoe
Fae G.' Soxman
Beurashi
Taxpayers Meet in Topeka for January Convention
Topeka December 23 delegates from local farm, business, labor and tax payers' groups will attend the Kansas Taxpayers' Organization convention in Topeka on January 4. Railroads offer 1 1/3 fare round trip with certificates to save one third on return. Secretary J M Kessler aims for 1000 delegates. Main discussion will review the legislative committee report and possible new bills including state income tax and bond tax exemptions. Other proposed measures cover road funding, state boards, and tax law revisions.
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Topeka
Farm, Business, Labor and Taxpayers’ Organization
Kansas Taxpayers’ Organization
J. M. Kessler
Regaler
Rhain
Kessler
State Highway Commission
Newton-Harvey County Old Folks Home funding update
The Newton-Harvey County old folks home has raised about 8.5 thousand dollars and hopes to reach a targeted spring milestone. Officials expect additional support by next spring to complete planned improvements.
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Newton
Harvey County
Dentists to Wichita for Kansas Dental Association Meet
Dentists from across Kansas plan to attend the Kansas Dental Association annual convention in Wichita on April 9 at a local hotel. Reservations already guarantee rooms, with local members predicting about 250 attendees. Painless dentistry and latest methods are expected to be key topics.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
The
Kansas Dental Association
Kane to spend Christmas in Excelsior Springs
Christ Harry Kane travels to Excelsior Springs Missouri on Sunday to spend Christmas with Mrs Kane who has been seriously ill. She and her brother RK W McCurdy of Independence have been at the Springs for three weeks. Mrs Kane shows improvement and hopes to return home early in the new year.
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Harry Kane
Excelsior Springs
Mrs. Kane
RK. W. McCurdy
Independence
Springs
Water shutoff for hydrant repair Sunday morning
Notice to water consumers: water will be shut off Sunday morning December 24 from 8 to 11:30 on several streets including Louis iana Ohio and Tennessee between 12th and 14th streets. Wm B Henderson, Supt. Emporia deer may be saved from slaughter. city subscription drive to house the animal underway, state game law protects deer, deputy game warden Harley Stack says.
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Louisiana
Ohio
Tennessee
14Th
12Th St
Oread Ave
14Th &T
Oread
Henderson
Emporia
Harley Stack
Chorus Girls of the West Captivate Directors
A show director notes that chorus girls of the West are prettier better formed and more ambitious than their sisters of the cast in a dominant musical context. The remark highlights regional differences in performance circles and public reception of leading stage ensembles.
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Chorus Girls
West
Heard In Lawrence A Christmas Week News Roundup
University journalism department ponders converting the evening edition to morning. Sour Owl issue to roll out near New Year. Lawrence residents note veterans gain under McCumber bill, pensions rising to 72 dollars monthly, widows to 50. Christmas plans include guard against guinea meat plates and holiday shifts. many prepare early for shopping on December 28.
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McCumber
Harding
New Constitution and Tax Changes On Texas Legislature Agenda
Austin December 25 reports say January legislative session will consider creating a new constitution to replace the 1876 document, radical tax reform, education funding relief, highway and prison relocations, flood control, and a soldier bonus proposal. State bank and insurance departments may be separated due to revenue shortfalls affecting schools. Governor Neff pushes flood controls while Minnesota hosts its Farm Bureau convention in St Paul during the first week of January.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
General Revenue Fund
State Bankers Association
Neff
Minnesota
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
St. Paul
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