Greighton schedule outlines rough season plan
The schedule shows the Indians will play two games with Hillyards of St. Joseph and two with Pittsburg and Warrensburg, dates not yet fixed. An eastern trip includes Haskell at Cordia Seminary in St Louis on February 22 and Butler in Indianapolis on February 23. Several basketball players are returning with the football team from the trip to Angeles, delaying team readiness.
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Greighton
Hillyards
St. Joseph
Pittsburg
Warrensburg
Haskell
Cordia Seminary
St. ‘Louis
Butler
Indianapolis
Angeles
Packing Plants Merge in Kansas City Meat Industry
The Armour and Morris meat plants in Kansas City Kansas merged with H C Carlson of Armour announcing all killing to be done at the Armour plant. The Morris plant will handle cold storage and the killing beds remain ready. About 700 Morris workers outside killing departments will stay, and many laid off from killing will be rehired at Armour.
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Kansas City
Kan
Armour’ & Co
Morris & Co
H.,c. Carlson
Armour
Morris
Carlson
Japanese cabinet resigns after attempted assassination
Tokyo reports the cabinet resigned today with Home minister Goto taking responsibility for the Prince Regent Hirohito attack. A 20 year old suspect was arrested after the assault. the crowd mauled him before police took custody and anti socialist fears prompted extra guards. Farley asks withdrawal.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Goto
Hirohito
Baron Goto
Farley
Farley Withdraws Nomination as Shipping Board Chairman
Edward P. Farley, chairman of the Shipping Board, asked President Coolidge to withdraw his nomination as a board commissioner and said he would resign as chairman after withdrawal. The move follows an adverse Senate Commerce Committee report. Farley expects to send a formal resignation within a few days.
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Washington
Edward P. Farley
Shipping Board
Coolidge
Senate
Farley
Senate Commerce Ptormaly
Gallion Cited as Purdue Basketball Team Captain
Outstanding star G B Gallion leads the Purdue squad this season as captain. Gallion is praised for all around ability on offense and defense, lifting the team with versatile play during the year.
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Purdue
G.B. Gallion
Gallion
Filipino program marks Rizal anniversary at UN event
The Filipino Students’ Association plans a December 28 1923 program in the United Nations Church to honor Dr Jose Rizal on his anniversary. Rev Edward Hislop leads with Beatrice Abrams and Catherine Moore featured in vocal and piano pieces as Filipino and Hawaiian music highlight the entertainment.
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Filipino Students’ Association
Jose Rizal
At & O
Ev‘eryone
Edwar Hislop
Beatrice: Abrams
Catherine Moore
Pacifico Gupana
A. van Horebeek
Basketball Squad to Meet Kansas City Tomorrow
Coach Andrew McDonald will lead Lawrence high school players to Kansas City for the season opener against the Kansas City Manual team tomorrow night at Manual Gymnasium. Also a Chamber of Commerce finance committee meeting is planned tonight at 1 o clock to discuss delinquent dues and collection methods.
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Kansas City
Andrew McDonald
Lawrence
Kansas City Manual
Manual Gymnasium
Chamber of Commerce
Christmas Dinners and Visits Fill Lawrence Homes
Numerous Lawrence families hosted Christmas dinners and gatherings at homes on Elm Street, 5th Street, and nearby areas. Residents including the Castles, Beebes, Nelsons, Hubb lessons, Pine family, and others shared turkey and goose meals, festive trees, and gift exchanges. Church Christmas exercises and community oDes followed, with Bible readings and s, and visits from relatives across Kansas City and Topeka marked the holiday season.
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Castle
Sara C. Rhodes
Kawe Valley
la. Clair
Clyde Castle
Glen
Topeka
C. L.cox
Dorothy
Lloyd Castle
Doris
Dave’Castle
G-ile
Leroy
Leonard House
Leonard Jr
Linton
Martin
A. J. Martin
Homer
Santa’ Claug
T. D. Hubble
John
Ralph Hubble
Edward
Denton
Virginia Hubble
Benton Hubble
Will Howard
W. E. Nelson
Gonganecker
Ernest Hanna
Finois
John Mcdnnis
5Th Street
Joe Eck
Kansas City
Charles “Eck
D. J. Husted
George
Lawrence
Meddie Parel
Milburn Pine
Etta'Paul
Charles
Emerson. Chase
Wwallone Pine
Richard
Sage
Elm
Ousdahl
Skeets
Missouri
Brief Weather And Court Notes From Across The Nation
Kansas City forecasts a temperature drop to 24 degrees by tomorrow morning. Sam Kilgore, a 20 year old Alabama farmer, is jailed for 3 to 5 years for slaying Verne LeHolzer, a Santa Fe railroad detective, in Kansas. Willie Rudéla, Finland’s distance runner, plans to compete for Finland in Paris Olympics and will sail January 4, cancelling indoor winter plans. Michael J. Owens, inventor of the Owens Bottle Making Machine, dies in his Toledo office. Federal judges issue a temporary injunction blocking Minnesota’s internal revenue court from taxing illegal liquor manufacture and sale. Fuller Brushes ad promotes housework assistance. W. Straffon, salesman, reachable by phone.
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Kansas City
P. Connor
Wichita
Kan
Sam Kilgore
Verne LeHolzer
Santa Fe
Kansas
Lansing
Thomas E. aReor
New York
Willie’ Rudéla
United States
Owen
St. Paul
Minn
Wilbur Booth
John F. McGee
Internal Revenue Department
Minnesota
Professor says world food supply will not run out
Berkeley California December 27 The World population may rise yet the food supply should not run out says Professor C C Plein UC Berkeley. He notes overpopulation risks in China and India where births outpace food and disease follows famine but argues American farmers and advancing ag methods keep food ample.
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Berkeley
Calif
Associated Press
C.C. Plein
Department ‘of Economics
University of California
China
India
America
Confessed to Murder by Manhattan Suspect Frank Collins
New York detectives report Frank Collins confessed to a murder and an assault after arrest. He admitted killing Miss Estelle Phillips in Philadelphia and attacking nurse Mrs May Mitchell at a Chestnut Hill hospital on December 3. Collins, also known as Frank Benner, was arrested after applying for work at an agency.
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New York
Frank Collins
Collins
Estelle Phillips
May Mitchell
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
Frank Benner
Mitchell
Byron Mawr
Phillips
Carey
Penn
Equalization Board
City Commission Sets Board of Equalization for Paving Appraisals
The city commission will sit as a board of equalization tonight at 7:30 at city hall to review appraisals on property abutting paving projects. Streets affected include Fourth Street from Indiana to Michigan, Twentieth Street from Massachusetts to New Hampshire, Twenty-First Street from New Hampshire to Massachusetts, New Jersey Street from Fifteenth to Fourteenth, Michigan Street from Fania to Fifth, and Illinois Street from Third to Fourth.
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City Commission
Board of Equalization
City Hall
Fourth Street
Indiana
Michigan Street
Twentieth Street
Massachusetts
New Hampshire Street
New Hampshire
Massachusetts Street
New Jersey
Fifteenth
Fourteenth Street
Fania
Fifth Street
Valuation Objection Process Cited for Property Owners
Officials direct property owners to allege objections at the board meeting regarding valuations listed for their property. The notice invites those with concerns to come forward and present complaints in person.
Kansas Supreme Court OKs Additional Bond Issue
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that a $2.5 million supplementary bond issue to pay remaining compensation claims of veterans is legal. The ruling clears the way to sell the extra bonds authorized by the legislature, with delivery planned for February and sales set for January 19. About sixty eight thousand claims have been paid from the original $25 million bond issue.
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Topeka
Kan
State Supreme
Kansas
Mann Act suspect fatally wounds himself in federal building
Albert Martin, 35, awaiting Mann Act arraignment in Kansas City, shot and severely wounded himself in the district attorney's office. He was taken to General Hospital where he likely would die, as authorities described. The note adds that perfumes were once used only in religious services.
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Kansas City
Dés
Albert Martin
District Attorneys Office
Federal
General Hospital
Topeka Driver Fined For Highway Speeding
H C Sare of Topeka paid 36.10 dollars to Justice Sonn Clark this afternoon for speeding on the fort to fort highway on December 23. Seth E Conrad of Pittsburg and Mary Bucheim of Lawrence secured a marriage license this morning from Probate Judge Menger.
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H.c.sare
Topeka
Sonn Clark
Fort To-Fort
Seth E. Conrad
Pittsburg
Kans
Mary Bucheim
Lawrence
Menger
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