Kansas quintet opens season with Creighton clash next month
The Kansas varsity basketball squad, led by F. C. Allen and ten members, prepare in Omaha with workouts ahead of the season opener. Center Wulf and guards Endaott Black Osby and Stratton headline a travel roster ahead of games slated from January 4 to the season’s finish.
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Meeson
Sighton ‘University
Omaha
F.C. Allen
Bhivarsity
Aks
7Eighton
Wulf
Paul Endaott
Charlie Black
Hide
Frede
D. E. Stratton
forgiPonald
Sapward
Frederick
Kansas
Pehey
Creighton
Track Prospects Good at Kansas Normal School
Emporis Kan Dec 28. With fans working out Kansas State Normal School sees optimistic prospects for another track team. Coach Bill Hargiss says several runners form the nucleus for indoor season starting after Christmas. Notables include Tee McKown Pratt pole vault record holder Merrit Sherer Oklahoma hurdle star Claude Thompson Greensburg two miler Maurice Myers Ponca City half miler. Outdoor meets planned with K S A C Oklahoma A and M, Baker, College of Imperiala.
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Emporis
Kan
Kansas Ate Normal School
Opfim
Etic
Bill” Hargiss
Kansas
Tee Ie
McKown
Pratt
Vailt
Merrit Sherer
Mont
Oklahoma
Claude Thompan
Greensburg
Maurice Myers
Ponca City
Okla
Kansas State Agricltural College
A. & M. Hburn
Baker and
College of Imperia
Chamber of Commerce Baseball Scrimmage Schedule Update
The Chamber of Commerce baseball squad scrimmaged the Wrench Highs last night and will scrimmage Haskell tonight. Tomorrow they travel to Perry for an American Legion game. The team also plans two games with the Booneville Athletic Club, with Booneville visiting February 9. The local schedule is nearing completion with about twenty games on the horizon.
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Chamber of Commerce
Haskell
Gam
Perry
American Legion
Ec. of C
Booneville
Kansas boys profit from Kemper football honors
Boonville Mo December 28 Two Kansas athletes H M Crist El Dorado and L B Price Emporia earned spots on the Kemper Military School football squad's first team selections. Kemper won in the Missouri State Conference with no scores against them all season. Six Kemp players made the All-Military first team. eleven will graduate before next season.
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Boonville
Kansas
Memper Military School
H. M. Crist
el Dorado
L. B." Price
Emporia
Kemper
Missouri State
Cieren
Kempise
Rence
Rome Plans Tennis Meet In International May Tournament
Rome reports Italian tennis authorities await replies from Allied tennis federations to invitations extended by the Italian Lawn Tennis Federation for teams to participate in an international tournament planned for May next year. Germany is already involved in the talks.
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Rome
Italian Lawnannie Federation
Germany
European Davis Cup selections and captains discussed
The report notes Kleinroth as captain and in his best form. Count Salm is expected to lead Austria. Belgium, England, and France may abstain while Spain reportedly sends its Davis Cup team including the Alonzo brothers Flaquer and Count de Gomar.
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Kleinroth
Europe
Count Salm
Austria
Belgium
England
France
Spain
Alonzo Brothers
Flaquer
Count de Gomar
Relief staff is cut in American Relief Administration
Moscow reports reductions in the American Relief Administration in Russia. The American staff has dropped to 116, roughly half since last summer when feeding more than ten million people. Russian personnel were cut from 150,000,000 to 43,000 as the feeding program tightened, leaving American relief work focused on children and hospital patients.
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Moscow
American Relief Administration
Russia
Leitch Faces Arm Treatment Amid Golf Championship Uncertainty
London reports Miss Cecil Leitch, former British women’s golf champion, is under specialist care for her arm and has not defined prospects for competing in the next ladies’ championship. She reflected on her Canada US tour as private, praised Ada Mackenzie Pepler and Alex Stirling as top players, and noted English courses’ winds and upkeep differences versus North America.
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London
Cecil Leitch
Canada
United States
Leitch
Dominion
Ada Mackenzie
Pepler
Alex Stirling
England
Lawrence Business College mid-winter term enrollment
An advertisement urges enrollment at the Lawrence Business College describing the course as a paying investment and a safeguard against adversity. It mentions Windshield Gauss assigned to Co. E and notes subscriptions for magazines via Joe Wellman at Ast. 2209W, plus coal orders by phone to 34. C. E. Matthews Lumber Co.
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Business College
The
Lawrence Business College
Joe Wellman
C. E. Matthews Lumber Co
Ames Uses Short Pass in New Basketball Plan
Ames Iowa December 26 Lack of size was Ames basketballs biggest handicap last season. This year the squad is believed to be among the largest in school history though reduced to a smaller group for final selection. Daily practice continues with Cornell College furnishing the first game. Coach Chandler a Wisconsin man aims to further develop the short pass style he started here last year.
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Ames
Iowa
Cornell College
Chandler
Wisconsin
Camp Honors Haskell Star Tommie Anderson
Walter Camp places Haskell Indian star Tommie Anderson among his All American mortals in Collier’s current issue, marking the first Indian included in seasons.
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Tommie Anderson
Haskell
Walter Camp
Colliers
Anderson
Camp
Pinex Based Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
A homemade cough syrup using Pinex and sugar syrup claims rapid relief for coughs, colds, bronchitis, and sore throat. It promotes rapid line easing and better sleep, with instructions to mix 4 1/2 ounces Pinex into a pint of syrup or substitute with honey or molasses.
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Beatty
Serene
The
Pinex Co
Layne
Infant Wilford Johnson Dies at Six Months
Wilford E. Johnson, six months old, died yesterday evening at his parents' home, Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson of 837 Connecticut Street. Funeral services were held at 4 o'clock this afternoon from the home with the Rev N D Goehring officiating. Burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Wilford E. Johnson
Fred Johnson
Connecticut Street
N. D.goehring
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Elizabeth Root Dies at 80 in Lawrence Kans
Elizabeth Root born July 22 1842 in New York City died December 28 1922 in Lawrence aged 80 years five months six days. She lived with daughter Mrs A M Werkenthin at 518 Tenn street two years prior. Survived by husband John C Root two daughters Mrs E M Edler Leavenworth and Mrs A M Werkenthin Lawrence and granddaughter Annabel Louise Werkenthin. Funeral Friday December 29 at 10 am at Rumsey Bros Funeral Home 643 Indiana and Seventh street conducted by Rev B H Hobbs with interment at Atchison Kan.
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Elizabeth R. Root
New York City
N. Y
Lawrence
Kan
Rumsey Bros
Indiana Iand
Seventh Street
Intermient
Atchison
China Tea Resumes Flow to Russia After War
Dec. 27 reports from Petrograd say tea shipments from China restart after eight years of disruption. About 800 tons arrived in a single recent shipment with more on the way, restoring a staple favored by Russians.
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Petrograd
China
Russia
Farm Owner Ties to Kansas City Bank Robbery Suspect
James Caverty, held in New Orleans over the Drovers National bank robbery in Kansas City, is said to own a farm near Tonganoxie. The statement links his property to the case as authorities pursue leads related to the Western Bank heist.
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James Caverty
New Orleans
Drovers National Bank
Kansas City
Tonganoxie
A Wife Sues for Divorce in District Court
Mabel Wilson filed suit for divorce against James R. Wilson in district court this morning. She cites extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty as the grounds for the action.
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Mabel Wilson
James R. Wilson
Armstrongs and Wood Attend Delta Tau Delta Dance
Mrs. F A Armstrong Miss Margaret Armstrong and Miss Isabel Wood travel to Kansas City for the Delta Tau Delta Christmas dance at Mission Hills Country Club tonight.
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F. A. Armstrong
Margaret Armstrong
Isabel Wood
Kansas City
Delta Tau Delta
Mission Hills Country Club
Indirect tax plan eyed to ease direct Kansas tax burden
Topeka Kans Dec 23 Governor elect Davis faces tax reform as he considers raising indirect levies to ease the direct tax burden. Analysts note building costs and state needs limit savings, while an income tax is proposed to fund state expenses, with outcomes hinging on legislative action and future campaigns.
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Topeka
Kan
Davis
Molly
Remion
State Tax Receipts Show Over Four Million Annual Revenue
Accounting records from Norton Turner state auditor indicate last fiscal year indirect taxes to the general revenue fund surpassed 3.78 million dollars. Inheritance tax added 333 thousand, insurance companies paid 50 thousand, corporation tax 340 thousand, with the remainder from various fees. Revenue supported state schools and penal institutions among others.
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General Revenue Fund
Erds
Norton Turner
Tax plans in Kansas spark debate over mineral levy
The article discusses proposals for taxes on oil, coal, lead, zinc and other minerals in Kansas, plus a possible gasoline tax. Advocates hope indirect taxes can ease state finances, with Governor Davis aiming to push a bill despite political resistance. Aimed at funding state needs while avoiding direct pressure on the governor.
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Kansas
Attention Acacia Lodge No 9 Meeting Notice
Acacia Lodge No 9 calls a meeting Thursday evening. W G Sanderson serves as Worshipful Master with Paul and A Lange as secretary.
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Acacia Lodge
W. G. Sanderson
W. M. Paul
A. Lange
Notice of New Year College Term and Closures
All bake ware will be closed all day New Year. Better take a course in the Business College than to wish you had done so. The new term starts January 2.
Lawrence Business College Graduates In Demand
Graduates of Lawrence Business College are in demand as the new term starts in January. Students are urged to enroll early to secure sought after positions by next year. Derby Grain Co. offers commissions and inquiries via phone 370.
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Lawrence Business College
Derby Grain Co
More Men Than Women Have Appendicitis
Medical reports show men are more subject to appendicitis though many sudden cases occur among women. It can be guarded against by preventing infection. Adler-i-ka acts on both upper and lower bowel removing decaying matter which might cause infection. Adler ika is excellent for gas on the stomach. Dick Bros., druggists, 747 Mass.
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Dick Bros
Open house party at Elks New Years night crowd
A New Year open house party at the Elks hall drew a large crowd. The notice mentions a college event and January 2 in a fragmented description.
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Elks i New Years
Reine, Canis
Imilies Ie
Pape Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief From Colds
The ad touts Pape Cold Compound as a quick cure for colds with a pleasant taste and no sick feeling. Druggists claim it relieves feverishness headache and nasal congestion within hours for only a few cents.
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Elizabeth B. Root
Gabardines
A. 2. Shultz
Iime
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Oxfords
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Mgr
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