Jayhawkers top Ames in rugged Valley clash at Robinson
Kansas defeats Ames 33 to 18 at Robinson Gymnasium to lead the Missouri Valley standings temporarily. Ackerman and Peterson pace the Jayhawks with key second half scoring as Ames fights back in a tight game.
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Nurmi Fails To Break Record At Portland Track Meet
Portland Maine Feb 1 The failure of Paavo Nurmi to break the world record for the 3000 yard run and Jose Ray’s defeat in the three quarter mile special race were the main features of the second annual track meet of Harold T Andrews American Legion post. Nurmi won his race but failed to match the 3000 yard mark of 5 58.5. He ran the distance in 8 14.2 and defeated Sullivan Colby Whittier Bowdoin and Preble. Ray of Chicago finished third in the special event after trading the lead with Leo Larrivee Holy Cross the winner.
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England
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Colby College
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Chicago
Rummer
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Holy Cross
Prospect Is Fairs For Outdoor Track Schedule
Coach Karl Schlademan outlines a tentative spring indoor and outdoor track schedule for the University team. Based on a strong KC A G meet showing, Kansas aims to improve with workouts, planning indoor events at Convestion Hall and Urbana and outdoor meets including Kansas Relays Drake Relays and a Kansas-Nebraska-Kansas Aggies triangular.
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Lawrence to Meet Atchison and Olathe in League Games
Lawrence high school basketball heads into two league games this week facing Atchison on Friday night at home and Olathe on Saturday at Olathe. The Atchison game is the first meeting of the season between the two teams. Olathe beat Lawrence by one point Saturday, signaling a tough rematch.
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Missouri Valley Games Tonight and Tomorrow
Tonight Grinnell faces Kansas Aggies at Manhattan and Missouri battles Oklahoma at Norman. Tomorrow Kansas plays Grinnell in Lawrence with last night scores Kansas 83 Ames 18 at Lawrence and Nebraska 335 Grinnell 29 at Lincoln. Missouri 28 Kansas Aggies at Manhattan. Initiation announced for Midland CPA tomorrow night at the Midland CPA hall with several Lawrence members expected.
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Oklahoma
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Kansas
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Nebraska
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University of Kansas boxing tourney call for entrants
Boxing coach Tommy Dixon calls for entrants in the interorganization boxing tournament to be held at KU later this month and in March. Deadline for entries is February 23 as organizers report slow signing from organizations and fraternities. Delta Sigma Pi beat Alpha Chi Sigma 25 to 4 in intramural play, Woodworth scored three field goals and five free throws. Ethel Leginska named first woman to conduct the New York Symphony Orchestra.
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University of Kansas
John Bunn
Delta Sigma Pi
Alphi Chi Sigmia Fraternity
Woodworth
Saline Wesleyan
Ethel
Leginska
New York Symphony
Creighton’s Creighton Quin tets Dominate North Central Title
Coach Art Schabinger and Captain John Trautman lead Creighton University basketball quintets to three straight North Central Conference championships. The team consistently defeats Big Ten and Midwest rivals as Trautman earns recognition as a top forward in the district.
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Big Ten
Middle West
Omaha
Art Schabinger
Kansas
John Trautman
North Central
Postal bill over Washington passes house on pay increase
The Kelley postal pay raise bill was approved by the house after a brief debate and sent to the senate. The measure seeks rate increases yielding about 61 million dollars against a 68 million dollar expenditure, continuing a plan vetoed by President Coolidge. Opponents call the process gagging the house from initiating revenue legislation.
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House
Senate
Gillett Holdinso
Coolidge
Kelley
Pennsylvan
Kansas University chancellor barred from Nelson estate duties
A bill in the Kansas Senate would bar heads of the five state schools from holding any other remunerative position during their terms. Introduced by Senator M V B Van de Mark, it aims to keep university leaders focused on administration. The Nelson will had set a board of trustees including the KU chancellor to oversee the Kansas City Star.
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Kansas University
W. R. Nelson
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Concordia
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Nelson
Kansas’ City Star
University of Kansas
Social Roundup From Clearfield and Eudora
Clearfield and Eudora residents and families share visits and sickness updates. Numerous callers stop by homes of Meeder Breithaupt Selzer Deckwa and Staffen families. Diphtheria scarlet fever illnesses noted and community events planned at Selzer and Breithaupt homes.
Local social notes and political briefs from Kansas
Mrs Clyde and Deay family visited relatives in Edgerton and Vinland while George Schehrer and others ran errands in Kansas City. Grange meeting held at Roscoe schoolhouse on Feb 2. Clearfield basketball team traveled to Edgerton. Prison abuse allegations at Huntsville prison highlighted by Mrs. J E King. Arkansas City Kansas weighs a manager form government with a light vote as polls close at 8.00 p.m.
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Jimmy
William Deay
George Schehrer
Kansas City
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Ed Huggil
Gearele Breithaupt, Jr
Ben Brecheisen
Lucky
Texas
Austin
Tex
Associated Press
Huntsville State Penitentiary
J. E. King
San Antonio
King
Pat M. Neff
Ark
Arkansas City
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Secretary Work Seeks Industry Suggestions on Oil Problems
Washington Feb 10 Secretary Work, as chairman of the federal oil conservation board, began drafting a letter to oil and gas trade papers asking for suggestions on industry problems. Similar letters have been sent to leaders in the product field. Rear Admiral John Mitchell Hawley, retired, died here aged 99. He was a Massachusetts native who served from the Civil War era in several major commands.
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Federal Oil Conservation Board
Oil and Gas
Hawley
Joh Mitchell Hawley
Massachusetts
Harness for Concord Team Har ness Oak Tanned Leather
Harness for Concord team uses oak tanned leather and aims for top service rather than competition. Priced at $62.50 with other solid harnesses available at lower cost.
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Concord
Allenrhu Rheumatic Cure Promises Quick Relief
A Rochester man touts Allenrhu as the greatest rheumatic medicine, claiming it dissolves uric acid deposits, relieves swollen joints, and hastens recovery after years of disability. He cites rapid action within two days and credits the Round Corner Drug Co. as local agent, urging interested readers to contact Mr. Allen for details.
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Forbes ,St
Rochester
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Alfenrhu
Round Corner
Drug ,Co
Chasters of Hokum Entertain Two Houses
The "Facts and Figures" comedians perform with past mastery of hokum drawing laughs from audiences in both houses. The chorus looks fair and costumes are pretty. They appear at the Bow ersock after the one night showing of Rain at the Orpheum, returning tomorrow for the final day.
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Bowersock
Orpheum
House panel to probe charges against Judge English
Washington February 10 The house judiciary committee plans a sweeping investigation of charges against Federal Judge English of the Eastern Illinois district. Acting on a sub committee report the panel decided to press a resolution authorizing witness examination after the March 4 adjournment with no objection to beginning inquiry post adjournment.
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House Judiciary Committee
English
Illinois
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Promises Quick Weight Gain
An advertisement claims McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound tablets can add at least five pounds in 30 days, improving health and vigor. It contrasts the bitter cod liver oil with the tablet form sold by City Drug, Round Corner Drug, and others, noting a refund if targets aren’t met and citing a user who gained ten pounds in 22 days.
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City Drug Store
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Tadler
Committee backs inquiry into Judge English charges
A Republican chaired committee from Iowa submitted a unanimous report urging a thorough review of charges against Judge English. In other news, Senate amendments to Oklahoma’s proposed extra federal district were approved by the House and sent to the president.
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English
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Senate
Oklahoma
House
California Fig Syrup Ad Encourages Safe Child Laxative Use
An old newspaper ad urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to constipated or sick babies and children. It claims the product regulates bowels, sweetens the stomach, and starts liver function without griping, noting it contains no narcotics and warns to insist on genuine labels with directions.
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