Kansas City Leads As Northeast League Stages Week
Rosedale faces Atchison and Lawrence hosts Topeka while Olathe meets Lawrence and Leavenworth plays Olathe in a busy week. Horton sits midtable as Kansas City stays atop the standings amid mixed results across the Northeast basketball league.
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Horton
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Ails Credi
Directors in Conference Meet for Advisability Study
Directors in the Missouri Valley conference will meet at the athletic city in Kansas Saturday morning to discuss the advisability of building a board. The convention has been called by the president seeking guidance on naval? issues within the association.
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Ans Pal Brome
Leavenworth Junior High Midget Teams Tip Off
Kansas City Star reports Leavenworth tomorrow hosts two junior high midget basketball games as local teams compete. Represented Kansas City squads highlight the event with school pride and young players showcasing talent.
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Derby Sees Record Nominations Toward 51st Kentucky Derby
Louisville February 3 Associated Press A surge of nominations for the 51st Kentucky Derby is expected as more high-class three year olds winter at Louisville tracks and elsewhere Race at Churchill Downs May 16 will offer a purse of 50060 added by the Kentucky Jockey Club and a total near 52774 to the winner Black Gold led 152 nominations last year with a 500 starting fee added to the 50000 purse
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Lewis Wins Match In Comeback Bout
Ed Lewis, former heavyweight champion, won a post-defeat comeback match in Chicago against Pooks Mondt after a hard struggle. Munn displayed holds but Lewis secured the decisive headlock in the third fall as crowds of over 8,000 cheered.
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Ed “Strangler” Lewis
V “Big” Munn
J “Pooks " Mondt
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Monet
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Commissioner idea spurs talk of Missouri Valley athletic oversight
In a printed interview, Mis souri Valley director Ah en and Kansas University officials discuss a proposed commissioner of athletics to oversee eligibility rules and recruiting practices. They note distrust among Valley members over compliance and the need for clear standards. Kansas City and Kansas State prepare for Friday games as Coach M McDonald plans lineups amid uncertainty over starters.
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Misson University
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Faithy
Kansas Names Dual Captains For Coming Baseball Season
University of Kansas appoints captains for the new season. George Patsy Clark, a guard coach from NK baseball, Roddie Halpin of City, Missouri, and Dave Wright of Portland Oregon are named as outing captains, with Merle Prica noted as ineligible. Coach Chirk may designate one of Halpin or Wright as acting captain, rotating if the team loses a game. Varsity baseball candidates first call set for Friday at 4:36 PM in Robinson gym. practice will begin.
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Patsy” Clark
University of
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Chirk
Halpin
Wright
Robinson _gymnasium
Lawrence High Announces Friday Basketball Twin Bill
Lawrence High schedules two games Friday at Liberty Memorial gymnasium. The Accascennd team will face City Recon at Weicks, followed by a second contest between the first teams.
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Wesleyans vs Kansas Weslayan five at Haskell gym
The Haskell Institute hosts the Kansas Wesleyans tonight at 8 in the Haskell gym. Coach Pat Hanley drills his squad after a two afternoon session. Referee is Dr. F C Allen, KU athletic director. Last night scores include Kansas Aggies 34 Iowa State 20 and others across the state.
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Pat” Hanley
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Independence High
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College of Emporia
Southwestern
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Radio Extension Courses in Iowa State University
Scores of towns residents donned headsets to join radio correspondence courses offered by the State University of Iowa. The program covers modern English psychology of learning current social problems literature and the American constitution. University credit will be given to radio division participants. Over 200 people statewide signed up. readings and reports supplement the 12 lectures while the extension service oversees the effort. Mrs Mildred Smith leaves for Manhattan for Kansas State Agricultural College Farm and Home Week. she will return Saturday.
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Mildred" Smith
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Y M C A Elects Officers At Wichita Session
Wichita February fourth event names W B Calhourn of Fort Scott as state president of the Y M C A with EB Holmes of Wichita as first vice president G Ernst of Lawrence as second vice president Le Roy Hope of Argentine as third vice president Paul Henshaw as secretary J F Parks as associate secretary Addresses by C G Robinson international secretary for working boys and Harry B White of the Foreign Department Rob inson Ramsay and Sherwood Eddy featured speakers with a closing banquet planned featuring Chancellor E H Lindsey at the University of Kansas and remarks by Dr Eddy and Robinson
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W. B. Calhourn
Fort Scott
Young Mens Christian Association
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G. Ernst
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Paul Henshaw
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Johnson Seeks Senate Debate on Paris Reparations
Senator Johnson of California, an irreconcilable, urged the Senate to consider grave questions raised by the Paris reparations conference. He called the first issue the possible outcomes of Paris action and the second the president's power to handle national debts without congressional consent.
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Lawrence Teachers Attend Topeka Conference Round Table
Faculty from Lawrence public schools will join Kansas State Cachers Association council meeting in Topeka this Friday and Saturday for round table discussions. Attendees include Supt. M. C. Del Manzo, P F. Hi Olney, Helen Rose, Ray McClellan, Helen Sapple, Susan Todd, Wilbie Moore, Susan Friend, Opal Kennedy and Mareia Carter.
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Topeka
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PF. Hi Olney
Helen Rosé
Ray McClellan
Helen Sapple
Susan Todd
Wilbie Moore
Susan Friend
Opal Kennedy
Mareia Carter
Joint Meeting Saturday On County Road Program Douglas County
The Douglas County commissioners and township officers plan a joint meeting Saturday at 1 o'clock in the courthouse. County Engineer KE Trueblood will lead the road program discussion. County Attorney Met will outline duties of township officials. A roundtable will follow on general township concerns.
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Oelock
Court House
KE. E. Trueblood
Melvin
Ar Flrueblood
Bill to require voter registration before primaries
A bill in the Kansas Senate, proposed by George J. Parkey, would require all voters statewide to register within twenty days before the primary, replacing current rules that cover only first and second class cities. The measure aims to include rural and small town voters by having township trustees record party affiliation.
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Senate
George J. Parkey
Latimer
Kansas
Noted Wild Man from Borneo Found Becomes Milwaukee Plumber
A Milwaukee plumber Jake Litt once exhibited as the wild man of Borneo in his dime museum. Sam Meyers recalls the origin of the exhibit after a sewer job, when a burly laborer was hired and placed in a large iron cage. The showman built a coast-to-coast attraction that funded Litt’s fortune, and he was later deemed a multi millionaire at his New York City death. A separate note from Topeka covers production tax discussions on gas, oil, and mineral products and hearings on related assessment bills.
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Linn County
Stripes and Style in Menswear Fashion Debate
A fragmentary historical column discusses men’s dress as a reflection of character, contrasting European and American dress sensibilities. It notes the popularity of striped ribbons and hats with brims flipped down, warning against flamboyant matching while praising the “careful carelessness” of a gentlemanly look.
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St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Relief for Pains
A vintage ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a long trusted remedy for rheumatism backache lameness and chest colds. It claims quick relief by counter irritation and increased blood flow to the sore spot with rubbing. The copy promises lasting comfort after use and notes a low cost of 35 cents.
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