Kansas City Quintet Keeps Lead In Northeast Kansas Loop
The 1925 basketball season moves into another week with Kansas City, Hans, maintaining a perfect Northeast Kansas league record. Friday doubleheaders feature Atchison at Lawrence and Topeka at Leavenworth, while Saturday brings Horton at Atchison, Kansas City at Leavenworth, Lawrence at Olathe, and Rosedale at Topeka. Rosedale eyes a potential tie if KC falters, and local squads scramble for position as Leavenworth and Lawrence slide to sixth and third places respectively. The big Friday clash at Rosedale pits Rosedale against Kansas City with major implications for the title race.
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Atchison
Bradshaw
Kansas City, Hans
Rosedale
Kansas City
Rassdale
Clark
Ohki
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Scrambie
Court Briday
Olathe
Olathe Iintes
Paink Muri
Taiwtener
Topeka
Morton
Haskell Hosts Warrensburg Normal In Friday Basketball Clash
Coach Pat Hariley’s Indian team meets Warrensburg Normal on the Haskell court in a Missouri Conference battle. Warrensburg features Tad Reid, a former University of Kansas football player, and both sides recently beat Kansas City Junior College. Gooch Hanley has sharpened the Haskell lineup for the expected tough contest.
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Pat" Hariley
Warrensburg
Haskell
Tad Reid
University of Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City Junior College
Gooch Hanley
Phi Delta Theta Edges Sigma Phi Epsilon In Intramural Win
Phi Delta Theta defeated Sigma Phi Epsilon 29 to 14 in Robinson gymnasium. Callender led Phi Delta Theta with five field goals. Del De Molays forfeited to Phi’s. Delta Chi to meet Alpha Tau Omega and Phi Chi to face Phi Delta Chi. Washington seeks German assent to reservations on the U S Germany treaty as approved by the Senate.
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Phi Delta ‘Theta
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Robinson Gymnasium
Callender
Phi Delta Ecentor
de Molays
Pii
Delta Chi
Alpha Tau Omega
Phi Chi
Phi Delta Chi
Washington
Senate
United States
Germany
State Department
Coolidge
Berlin
Grinnell Faces Kansas in Missouri Valley Games
Tonight Grinnell meets Kansas in Lawrence while Drake faces Oklahoma in Des Moines. Oklahoma defeats Missouri 42 to 22 at Norman. Kansas Aggies beat Grinnell 37 to 26 in Manhattan with limited final scores available.
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Grinnell
Kansas
Lawrence
Drake
Oklahoma
Des Moines
Washington
Et Latis
Missouri
Norman
Kansas Aggies
Manhattan
Government falls as Portustese chamber passes no confidence
The Portustese chamber of deputies voted 68 to 45 to oust the government as Premier Santos resigned after a stormy overnight session. Troops paraded and were stationed around Parliament amid rumors of disturbances following the vote. Separately, Kansas scout John Bunn watched Grinnell and Aggies play at Manhattan, with Grinnell facing Kansas tonight at Robinson Gymnasium.
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Portustese Chamber
Lisbon
Associated Press
Chamber of Deputies
Santos
Aggie-Grinnell
John ‘Bunn
University of Kansas
Kansas
Manhattan
Grinnell
Robinson Gymnariom
Grinnell Plays Kansas Tonight in Tough MVC Match
The Grinnell Aggies travel to face the Kansas Jayhawks at the Apexon Gymnasium tonight at 7 30 p.m. Kansas seeks a stronger showing to stay atop the Missouri Valley race while Grinnell aims for an upset after a recent 37 26 loss to Kansas State. Captain Ackerman and Schmidt lead the Grinnell lineup with Petersen, Wilkins, Belgard at guard.
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University of Kansas
Grinnell
Apexonogymnasium
Wrelock
Kansas
Ames
K. U
Dope
Mt. Dread
Allen
Jhefore
Kansas Aggie Cagers
Crimson and Blue Cagers
Grinnell Court
Ackerman
Schmidt
Petersen
Aggie Grapplers Set for Kansas State Meet in Manhattan
Seven University of Kansas grapplers under Coach C. B. Patrick travel to Manhattan to face Kansas State Agricultural College. KU aims to break a habit of losing to the Jayhawks this year while Aggies seek an upset, with likely lineup of Skinner 115, Stirton 125, Jotsford 135, Reidel 145, Webring 158, Hill 175, and Smith heavyweight.
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Cosc C. B. Patrick
University of Kansas
Manhattan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Aggies
Jayhawkers
Aggie
Kansas
Kansas Grapplers
Nebraska
Crimson
Blue Grapplers
Ance
Patrick
Skinner
Captain Stirton
Jotsford
Reidel
Webring
Hill
Smith
Speedy swimmer Eleanor Garratti shocks rivals in California visit
A 15-year-old California girl Eleanor Garratti of San Rafael defeated Olympic champion Ethel Lackie and Gertrude Ederle in a sensational performance here in St. Augustine Florida. She won the fifty yard freestyle in 29 seconds and edged past Helen Wain with a faster earlier time noted.
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St. Augustine
Fla
California
Ethel Lackie
Gertrude Ederle
New York
Eleanor Garratti
San Rafael
Galif
Helen Wain
Meet highlights from the five day swim meet
Wright and Adelaide Lambert reach the semi finals. Helen Wainwright wins the pentathlon and all around, with Ruth Thomas of Atlantic City and Frances Clark of Philadelphia as contenders. Agnes Garraghty of New York sets a 300 yard breaststroke record.
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Wright
Adelaide Lambert
Helen Wainwright
Ruth Thomas
Atlantic City
Frances Clark
Philadelphia
Agnes Garraghty
New York
Picturesque Drivers and Hansons Disappearing from London Life
A dozen elderly London cab drivers, remnants of the hansom era, have received $100 yearly annuities from the Benevolent Association after failing to adapt to motorized taxis. The plight of these once-celebrated drivers illustrates the shift to automobiles, as many now rely on rare tasks like opening cab doors or pensioner wards.
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London
Associated Press
Hanson
Benevolent Association
The Vogue of the Brogue Fashion Advice for Men
An opinion piece on avoiding excessive originality in men’s dress and embracing a timeless brogue style. It notes that the brogue endures among young men and sportsmen, describes leather types and features like wing tips and perforations, and mentions tan shades and a growing black option in cities.
Rebuilding on Site After Fire Destroys Pi Kappa Alpha House
Workmen dismantle the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity house at 1200 Louisiana Street after a January fire. The brick walls will remain for reuse in a new structure planned at the same site, to be completed by the start of the next school year. The north section, built in 1871 by Frank W. Parker, stood as one of Lawrence’s oldest houses.
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Pi-Kappa Alpha
Louisiana ‘Street
Lawrence
Frank W. Parker
Louisiana St
Howse
Talks on Education Topeka Kansas
Dr. J J Tigert US commissioner of education declares rural schools are the greatest educational problem in America. He speaks before the Kansas State Teachers Association council of administration in Topeka urging equal educational opportunity and better equipment. Gov Ben S Paulen and Supt J H Beveridge attend as sessions open with group meetings outlining future talks and panels.
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Topeka
Kan
Omaha
America
Tigert
Hill's Cascara-Quinine for Cold Cure Ad touted
An advertisement extols Hill's Cascara Quinine as a guaranteed remedy for colds fevers and La Grippe promising relief in 24 to 72 hours. It touts decades of research and the druggist endorsement, urging readers to choose the proven scientific method.
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Hill
Tvill
One Nation Under Scan: Teer Urges Assimilation and Literacy
Commissioner Teer argues for consolidated schools to solve regional education gaps in Kansas and stresses assimilation of foreign elements into American democracy. He warns illiteracy as a danger to state and nation and condemns reliance on oral propaganda, urging broader literacy efforts nationwide.
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Teer
Kansas
America
Replacing Rural Schools Surges In Indiana Builders
Bedford Ind Feb 11 The Indiana Limestone Quarrymen association reports a shift from flimsy schoolhouses to permanent materials. Last year over 225 million dollars was spent replacing old buildings with sturdier structures and contracts already awarded for 1925 foresee higher construction volume than the previous year.
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Bedford
Ind
Associated Press
Indiana Limestone Quarrymen's Association
Schools Grow Rapidly in America Says Fisher
London February 11 Associated Press reports former British education minister H A L Fisher returning from the United States where he observed a surge in American education and church influence. He praised the country for its commitment to schooling and noted a shared creed among Americans.
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London
Associated Press
America
H. A. L. Fisher
United States
Europe
Education Spending in America Surges Across Colleges
A lively note on abundant funding for education in the American continent, highlighting vast sums poured into schools and colleges and the resulting lavish profusion in educational infrastructure.
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America
Arei
Free Full Time Service Idea Sparks Liberal Debate
A fragment notes America’s growing belief in a free full-time service, reflecting a liberal shift in civic duties. The snippet mentions steady increases and hints at broader support for universal, uninterrupted service as a social ideal.
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America
Pain Relief Promise of St Jacobs Oil
An old promotional piece touts St Jacobs Oil for 65 years as a remedy for rheumatic pains, soreness, lameness and chest colds. It claims dual action by counterirritation and drawing blood to relieve congestion, urging immediate use and urging readers to keep it on hand.
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St. Jacobs
Nature
St. Jacobs Oil
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