Kansas Track Camp Gears Up For Seasonal Trials
Kansas aims for strong showings on the erd-track south of the stadium as Jayhawkers train in late season form. Freshmen, unattached entrants, relay possibilities, and standout names like Schlade, Bellet, McCoy, and Pratt compete in open events and mile relay trials with hopes of securing spots on a fast early season roster.
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Pratt
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Ames
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Kame
Meng
Grady
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Rogers
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Ditlenbeck
Will
Reigers
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Dilmet
Emerson
Tate
Hy Conner
Eden
Sin’ Hansa
Paddock May Run At Kansas Relays In Lawrence
Word from Marquette University indicates Charley Paddock may compete in the Kansas Relays at Lawrence on April 21. Kansas officials expect Milwaukee’s miler and several others to enter in the four relay classes and various events. Paddock, a former world record holder in dash events with USC, has been invited to Lawrence and may travel on to the Pennsylvania relays after.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Karl Schlademann
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Lawrence
Kansas
Union, College, Military Academy
Vday
Chicago Tribune
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Charley Paddock
Paddock
California
University of Southern California
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Pennsylvania
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Navisas
Aggie Jayhawker showdown in Robinson gym tomorrow night
The Kansas Aggies travel to meet the Kansas Jayhawkers in a valley race clash at Robinson Gymnasium tomorrow night. Kansas aims to rebound after a winless valley slate while Dr. F G Allen prepares a fitter squad and coach Phog Allen plans early subbing to test the bench.
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Dr. Allen
University Intercollegiate Athletics Committee Hears Resignation
A University committee on intercollegiate athletics held a special meeting yesterday to decide steps regarding the resignation mid season of the head coach. The discussion focused on sustaining the program through the remainder of the season and future leadership.
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Pi Hieh
Bowling Scores and Team Notes From Local Night
The page records bowling scores with figures like 7 536 85 and 282 276 285 for individual games. Mentions high men Salveton 2033 and Radcliffe 204 with teams Beatz and H teams referenced for evening action.
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Blaeher
Salveton
Radclffe
Kansas House Exams Mob Bill Amid Other Legislation
The Kansas House Committee killed the mob bill by Senator Howard after it passed the Senate, with the Fisher bill still under consideration. The Howard bill defined a mob as three or more people, while Fisher set the threshold at five. The House also discussed an industrial court bill by Waggoney to retain Judge J. A. McDermott, and Judge Pickler censured the Kansas Taxpayers organization amid floor debates.
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House
Howard
Committed
Fisher
Waggoney
Jude
J. A. McDermott
Industrial ‘Court
da M. Walker
Empoire
Pittsboro
House of Representatives
Pickler
Smith County
Kansas Taxbra
J. M. Kessler
Endres
PRESIDENT HOLDS. MESSAGE DELAYED ON DEBT FUNDING BILL
President Harding delays action on the debt funding law awaiting a formal message tomorrow. The move follows negotiations with Great Britain on settlement terms. Local notices mention various community items and social updates alongside unrelated advertisements.
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Washington
Harding
Askinix
Plans to Welcome Boys From Rhine Reach Savannah
Savannah reports Moss prepares for arrival of American troops from Germany. The St Mihiel ship is due Wednesday afternoon carrying soldiers and officers including children. They will head to S C then New ark afterward. Fire crews extinguished rubbish-dump blaze at paper mill. University Band rehearsals tonight after the Kansas-Kansas State game.
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Leav ‘ Toy
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Newark
Baldwin News Roundup of Visits and Local Events
Miss Cora Showalter came from Kansas City for a weekend visit with her sister Mrs Grad S Blakk. Miss Ruby Keohane traveled to Lawrence to visit friends the Misses Nora and Dona Ames and saw The Bat at the Bowersock. Representative B day spent at Baldwin before returning to Topeka. Mrs Richard Cochran of Kansas City visited with Mrs Josephine Van Landingham and her brother Harry Wah Lanningham in Ottawa. Delta Delta Delta Alliance hosted at Mrs Allie Gayle Quayle’s home in Palmyra with needlework and luncheon. Faculty Club dinner held at Domestic Science rooms chaired by Miss Annabelle Newton. Miss Alice M Clinger and L E Detlar of Topeka married in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs C W Wheeler of Abilene welcomed a baby gift at their home. Rev Thomas J Engeant and Dr H K Ebright attended a Methodist program in High Prairie. Ladies Aid hosted a large social time after the program. Thomas Coole, home on furlough from China mission fields, assists Dr Nofi the new pastor at Washington Avenue Kansas City Kan and will continue. Miss Annabelle Taylor went to Kansas City Saturday for business.
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S. Blakk
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Lawrence
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Dona Ames
Bowersock
Jessie “Claffin
Baldwin
Topeka
Richard Cochran
Josephine ‘van Landingham
Ottawa
Harry Wah
Lanningham
Mamie i van Landingham
Delta’ Delta Delta’ Alliance
Allie Gayle Quayle
Palmyra
C. C. Clarridge
Domestic Science
Aith
Annabelle Newton
Alice. M. Clinger
L. E. Detlar
Menger
Détlar
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C. W. Wheeler
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Wheeler
Baker Studdents
Edith Fenton É
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Thomas Coole
China
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Washington’ Avenue
Kan
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Annabelle Taylor
Senate committee acts on Henderson Hughes request
Fragmentary notes indicate a Senate committee considered a request involving Secretary Hughes and a figure named Hena ge or Henderson. The context shows discussion of a bid or appointment without comment, with Robinson involved in relaying the inquiry to Secretary Hughes.
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Washington
Recital Program at Cox Cert School in Kansas City
Miss Nadiné Cox and Miss Madge Palmer perform in a radio concert at Sweeney Automotive and Electrical School Kansas City Sunday night. selections include Liszt Rhapsody No. 6 and Italian and French airs with piano and voice by Cox and Palmer in a varied program.
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Mia
Return of Bergdol alien property blocked in committee
Washington Feb 6 the House Interstate Commerce Committee approved an administration bill to return seized alien property including bonds valued in the millions from World War II era. The measure targets assets seized after Grover Cleveland Bergdol allegedly escaped to Germany and seeks a defined process for restitution.
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Proptty
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Germany
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Jury Cases Opened in February District Court
The February 4 term of the district court opened with jury trials. Charles Cathers faces liquor law charges for possession and sale of liquor in November. Wickersham charged with liquor possession on April 26, 1922. Ole Wernsen set for hearing tomorrow on larceny. Applications for citizenship heard. only two applicants, William Trefz and Frederick Haas, were present.
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Charles Cathers
Cathe
Wickersham
Ole Wernsen
Court Judgment Highlights Civic Knowledge Debate
A court judgment notes Jadee Acans remarking that applicants show substantial knowledge of the constitution and civic organizations. The proceedings address government and its workings, reflecting on qualification and civic understanding.
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Jadee Acans
Judge grants permission to resume maiden name
A court order allows 72 pls to resume her maiden name Rachel Stidam after a recent proceeding. The defendant was mentioned in the action and is referenced in the context of the case details. The ruling marks a formal restoration of the woman's prior surname.
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Rachel Stidam
Garrity Elected Wake Forest Director in Raleigh
In Raleigh on February 6 Henry Garrity a Princeton halfback was elected head director of Wake Forest College. Garrity stated he would resign from college duties and pursue duties in Raleigh while noting he would not deny the election. The report is unclear but confirms Garrity’s appointment and location.
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N.C
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