Magnates Order Pugs To Get Hair Cut Rule
Cincinnati boxing authorities ban fighters from wearing long hair over the eyes. Frank Mills, superintendent of the Cincinnati Ryan and Athletic Club, forbids boxers to step into the ring with hair hanging down. Manager Gibson supports the rule saying it prevents fighters from losing sight in a brawl. Benny Leonard and other top boxers may ignore the edict.
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Pugs
Gibson
Benny Leonards
Priza
Cincinnatti
Haglund Triumphs in Elks Seven-Back Tournament
Haglund bowling team won three of four matches at the Elks club seven-back event. Francisco team was the victim as a 231 tie gave Haglund the clinching win 229 to 228. Clingman led scoring with 224 while Somers led Francisco at 206. Beatz team leads the tourney with 22-6, Haglund close at 19-9.
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Haglund
Elks
Elks’ Club
Francisco
Clingman
Piersom
Reatz
Deaths and Funerals Leonard Searle to be buried in Lawrence
Leon A. Searle died in New York January 27 at 37 and will be brought to Lawrence for interment with short services Sunday at 3 PM at Cross undertaking parlors. His father Reuben Searle lives in Kansas City but is ill. his mother was Hattie Hunt, sister to Augusta Hunt Hall and Emily Hunt Grover. Uncle A B Searle laid out Lawrence in 1854. Charles William Mull, 14 months, died at 332 Maiden Lane. Funeral Monday 2:30 PM from Cross chapel. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Leon A. Searle
New York
Lawrence
the Cross Undertaking
Mr. Searle
Reuben Searle
Kansas City
Searle
Hattie Hunt
Augusta Hunt Hall
Emily Hunt Grover
A. B. Searle
Charles William Mull
Charles C. Mull
Maiden - Lane Street
Cross Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Haskell Indians Meet Schmelzer Basketeers
Haskell faces the Schmelzer quintet from Kansas City in a 7:30 p m game on Haskell court. The bill includes a strong lineup with Singer, Peabody, and Nelson, while Uhrlaub’s squad works on improved shooting and fighting spirit before the high school clash at Robinson Gym.
Logae Basketeers Defeat St Joseph On Home Court
Lawrence High School basketeers edged St Joseph 37 to 24 at their St Joe home court in a nip and tuck game from start to finish. The Red and Black led 24 to 13 at halftime and maintained the margin in the second half. Clarence Houk made his first appearance of the season and Banning substituted for Coffman late. Manhattan High jaws next visit Robinson gym tonight at 8 30 as Lawrence aims for another win and to extend their victory record.
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St. Joe
Lawrence High School
St. Jose
Lawrence
Missourians
Lawrence Five
St. Joe Five
Banning
Coffman
Houk
Vestemeyer
Weede
Endacott
Clarence Houk
Manhattan
Robinson Gymnasium
St. Oc
Rankin's Drug Store Headlines a Family Oriented Picnic
Mr and Mrs Cant Knaus and their son Howard departed this morning for Benedict for a few days visit. The item mentions Rankin's Drug Store and branding lines that please, implying a promotion or feature in local stationery or advertising.
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Rankin’s Drug Store
Cant Knaus
Howard
Benedict
Rush for Tickets for A Day at Coney Island
Tickets for the musical comedy A Day at Coney Island went on sale amid high demand. Both houses are expected to sell out with premium prices for remaining seats, and patrons are urged to act quickly for desirable seating.
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Coney Island
Methodists Lead as Baptists Rise in Standings
Baptists win three of four in Church Valley Ball League play on YMCA court over Union B, with scores 15 7, 15 6, 5 15, 15 5. First round finished, second round to start next week. Standings show Methodist A 1.000, Union A 0.714, Methodist B 0.714, Baptist 0.714, Union B 0.428, Christian 0.385, Congregational 0.285, Presbyterian 0.142. Ad for Liberty Tube and Tire Co. on tire vulcanizing service with contact.
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Baptists
Church Valley Ball League
Union
Methodist
Kuhne Team Tops Edmondson in Elks Tenpin Tourney
Kuhne leads with three straight wins over Edmondson 743 680, 729 638, 719 601. Miller tops with 425 in a strong night as Kuhne reaches 13 8 in the tenpin race. standings list Kuhne Maxwell Berger Edmondson. Telegram notes social service league visit and Broadway stars at Coney Stand with Lillian Russell and Jack Clifford.
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Maxwell
Edmondson
Kuhne
Elks’ Club
Miller
Berger
Geo. Cohan
Social Service League of
Lawrence
Bowersock
Lillian Russell
Jack Clifford
Madam Sherry
Coney Stand
Youngest Gunner Thomas Wagner Returns From Navy Service
Thomas Wagner, son of Harry Wagner of the city fire department, has returned to Lawrence after nearly two years in the navy. Enlisting on April 17, 1917, he trained at Great Lakes, guarded piers in Boston, and served on the Red Star liner Kroonland with a gun crew, making eleven troop runs to Europe before discharge to resume schooling at sixteen.
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Thomas Wagner
Harry Wagner
Lawrence
Navy
Great Lakes
Boston
South Carolina
Kroonland
Wallace Nominated as U S Ambassador to France
Wallace, named by the president to be ambassador to France succeeding William Graves Sharp, has served as an unofficial adviser for six years. At 56, the Missouri native has been receiver of public money for Utah and later Tacoma, where his business interests lie. Mrs. Wallace is a daughter of ex Chief Justice Fuller of the U S Supreme Court.
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Wallace
France
William Graves Sharp
Missouri
Utah
Tacoma
Wash
Fuller
United States Eupremé Court
Local druggists host visitors and business talks
Rankin's Drug Store hosts Nylots Talewn Powder and other items on display. Harold Hoover and Herman Osche Inger traveled to Leavenworth this morning and will visit Carl Stanton for the weekend. A. I% Lantz of Chicago, Crown Fuel Saver representative, was in the city on company business.
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Rankin's Drug Store
Harold Hoover
Herman Osche- Inger
Leavenworth
Jim
Carl Stanton
A. 1% Lantz
Chicago
Crown Fuel Saver
Nighttime Cascarets Ad Promises Gentle Cleanse
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a mild liver and bowel cleanser that cleanses the body overnight. It claims improved digestion, clear head, fresh breath, and sweet-tasting tablets suitable for children and adults, available in 10-cent boxes at drug stores.
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Cascarets
Mutual High Fest Gasoline Improves Cold Starts
Mutual Oil Co. offers a gasoline blend claiming better cold weather performance, quicker engine starts, and more power. Marketed from Ninth and New Hampshire, the product emphasizes reliability in cold climates.
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Mutual
Mutual Oil Co
Ninth and
New Hampshire
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Fairfax
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N. P. Dodge & Co
J. J. Eddy
Liberty Tube & Tire Co
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E. J. Blair
Grand Lodge of Masons
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Chillocen Indian School
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Haskell Indians
Schmeltzer Basketeers
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Haskell Court
Missouri Commercial Five
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Singer
Central High School
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University of Kansas
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Jayhawkers
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Shinneck
Charlie Or Davis
Large
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Kaw Valley
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Monroe
Logae Basketeers
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Aggietown
Thisvening
Liberty Tubes& Tire Co
Marie McKinney
Miss Marie Shakley
Kansas
Miss McKinney
Simitey
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Bassene
Bordeaux
Skofstad’s
U. S
C. Wallace
Dorothy Stanley
Johanna Gleed
Topeka
Sam Galitzky
Mass
Peoples State Bank
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Lawrence National Bank
D. Bowerlock
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Cas L J. Meade
GEO. T. Wetzel
Irving Hill
W. A. Schaal
H. Smithmeyer &. G. Cle
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