Hawley Elected 1927 Haskell Football Captain
Albert Hawley star center of the Haskell Indians football team was chosen 1927 Redskin captain after the season ended on the Pacific coast. At 19 and 178 pounds he hails from the Gros Ventre tribe in Montana and is expected to lead the team next season alongside fellow lettermen and undaunted performers from Haskell’s undefeated squad.
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Bears
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Peter Nevada
Henry Reed
Philip Types
Peter Johns
Frank Giroux
James Grant
Haye Ward
Eugene Fritz
Lehman Brightman
Theodore Sallece Pappie
Clyde Fairbanks
Harry Jones
David Bible
Worth Cassert
Elijah Smith
Linton Gurneau
George Levi
Theodore Roebuck
Mayes Mc ‘Lain
Figber Ward
Lewis Colyy Dee Cross
Lewis Jennings
Herbert McKenzie
O Rourke Denies Chargers At St Marys College
St Marys Kansas December 30 Steve O Rourke coach at St Marys college denied violations in coaching football players amid a clash with the American Football Coaches Association The meeting in New York yesterday expelled him for alleged use of non student players He said all athletes developed under his guidance contributed to the college's success as St Marys has played five of seven Kansas conference games this season
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New York
No protest filed on St. Marys college football eligibility
Kansas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference secretary Professor E J Cragee of Baker University said today no protest has been presented regarding alleged violations of eligibility rules by the St Marys college football team.
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Baker University
Denver Kid Beats Bat Stewart In Ten Round Blowout
Denver Kid, the bantam from Kansas City, defeated Bat Stewart of Joplin in a ten round newspaper decision at BL Memorial Hall. The American Legion card drew 300 plus spectators with Billie Smith stopping Blackie Smith in the third round and other early bouts featuring George Smith and Johnnie Nemége.
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New Football Coach Set for Haskell Institute
Jawhawker Coaches Commentary reports John Thomas, former Chicago star, to become head football coach at Haskell Institute starting April 1, 1927. Kansas coaches Steele Cappon and J Harold QC Steele praise his playing and potential coaching, while John Sabo notes his strong fullback record. Also mentions Larry Quigley at NUAC meeting and Benedict’s athletics director denying O’Rourke charges. Local ads note fruit pudding tea, Palace Barber hours, and handmade fruit cake pricing.
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Steele
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Cappon
Michigan
John Sabo
Illinois
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Hall of Fame Nomination for Emory Rigney by Norman E. Brown
Norman E. Brown nominates Emory Rigney for Hall of Fame noting he was the busiest shortstop in the American League last year. He cites Rigney's leadership under Bill Carrigan and his ability to play the shortstop position as it should be.
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Oklahoma City Tulsa Remain In Western League for 1928
Omaha report states Oklahoma City and Tulsa will stay in the Western league through 1928 while the league prepares to release them. Barney Burch indicates continued association with the clubs during the transition.
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Owner Denies Temporary Deal Between Circuits
The owner of the Omaha baseball club and its vice president deny reports of an agreement between the two circuits and the two cities. They say the arrangement is temporary and names Oklahoma City as a point of contact while noting withdrawal requests.
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Grade Holsteins top December dairy records in Douglas County
Sid Dillingham of Tonganoxie led the December dairy results with an average herd milk output of 1,230 pounds and butterfat of 44.1 pounds. George Bahnmaier of Lecompton followed with 1,088 pounds and 43.6 pounds fat. Individual standout was Raymond Diehl's Guernsey cow at 1,178 pounds milk and 63.6 pounds fat, with another Holstein cow from Dillingham at 1,941 pounds and 62.1 pounds fat. N E Graham conducted the tests for the Douglas County Cow Testing Association.
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Raymond Diehl
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Douglas County
Wheeler urges formula to render alcohol nonpoisonous
Wayne B Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League visited the White House on December 29 to press President Coolidge on prohibition. He accused some former opponents of joining the movement and pushed a nonpoisonous adulteration process while noting alcohol has been poisoned since 1906 to evade taxes. He warned violators face suicide in their bid to defy the law.
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Anti Saloon League
White House
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Prompt Automobile Service Day or Night
Prompt automobile service operates day or night with phone S and Victory. Garage offers a special on popcorn two pounds for 25 cents at Varsity Annex Advy.
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Freight business trends across railroads in 1925 26
Freight activity across the Pacific and Rock Island roads showed marginal gains in 1926 versus 1925. December was low, while summer and early fall months were the busiest for freight. Local agents in Lawrence Bay noted activity remained similar to the previous year with Santa Fe and Bay rail lines competing.
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Authenticity of typewritten documents hinges on machine era
Lincoln Neb Jan 30 AP J C Shearman United States Commissioner from Wichita told the Nebraska State Bar Association that the make and design of a typewriter can establish the authenticity of a document. He said genuine documents with dates precede typewriting and that minute type changes reveal earlier dates. He noted more Supreme Court cases involve questioned documents and forensic handwriting must trace anonymous and threatening letters.
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J.C. Shearman
United States
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Nebraska
Shearman
Supreme. Court
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Christmas Eve Social and Local Calls In Small Town
Evening event at Barker School featured a Christmas tree and neighborhood guests. Mrs Mitchell and family hosted visitors from Lawrence and Monroe while others from the area called on Miss Lucreti er and Mr Langenderfer. A flu illness and a sermon next Sunday morning were noted among routine social updates.
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