Jayhawker Basketball Opener At Creighton Court
Kansas University Jayhawkers travel to Omaha to face Creighton University in the season opener. Ten players join the trip as they practice with Nebraska and prepare for a busy Valley schedule. Coach Allen names likely starters Endacott Black Ackerman and Wulf as guards and center, with Bowman and Ackerman at forward. Aiming to boost seating, the gym adds seats while doors close five minutes before tip-off. Season tickets and single admissions are on sale at the Athletic Office with prices listed for reserved and balcony seating.
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Creighton University
Creighton
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
F.C. Allen
University
Lawrence
A.A. Schabinger
Creek
Ottawa
Bigveralty
Emporia State Normal
Nfepub
K. U
Allen
Wulf
Frederick
Bowman
Ackerman
McDonald
Endacott
Black
Mosby
Stratton
Rupp
Fopinton
Fisor
K. A
Cornhuskers
Jayhawkers
Ames
Lawrence Jcourt
Ith
Valley Testif Sre
Dr.Allén
Nusium
Alien
Wantil
Famous Prison Down Paris 1789 Era To Be Demolished
Paris reports the notorious Saint Lazare prison will be torn down by the city authorities. Once a political prison, it housed famous inmates and witnessed upheavals from the Terror to the French Revolution, its site to be replaced by a garden.
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Paris
Saint la
Ywonieh
Germany
Madame Caillaux
M. Calmette
Figaro
Jeanne Werie
Straugler
Therese ‘Liutn
Arden
France
Monka
Victor
Ao Lazare
Prisoh
Potato Growers Plan Kaw Valley Show in Lawrence
County potato growers met at the county courthouse at 2 pm to discuss the Kaw Valley potato show slated for next fall in Lawrence. Attendees from Shawnee Wyandotte and Leavenworth counties heard from Prof. E A Stokdyke and L E Melcher on show opportunities and prize plans and a premium hat was proposed while a show site was discussed.
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County
Lawrence
E. A. Stokdyke
L. E. Melchert
College of Agriculture
Manhatetan
Douglas County
Quarrelled to Shooting Ends With Suspect Arrest
Wright Whitely, 35, was shot four times in Kansas City. He died at a hospital after a quarrel over a month old dispute. Neighbour Philip C. Cardell, 41, was arrested and allegedly confessed self defense after Whitely threatened to kill him and burn his home.
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Kansas City
Wright Whitely
Philip C.cardell
Cardell
Whitely
Husband shoots wife in divorce dispute in Kansas City
Mrs Agnes Lynch, 26, a gar ment worker, told her husband Harry Lynch, 31, of her wish to divorce. He allegedly drew a revolver and fired four times at her at their home. She was taken to General Hospital in dangerous condition. Lynch was arrested minutes later. The county board began its January session to approve county bills.
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Kansas City
Agnes Lynch
Harry Lynch
General Hospital
Kansas grain outlook sees Europe needing 400 million bushels
Topeka experts forecast a prosperous year as Europe must import about 400 million bushels of wheat in six months to meet demand, with Western Hemisphere supplies tight. Canada’s exportable surplus shrinks, while U S coarse grains demand rises, easing money and financing for grain houses.
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Kan
Jat
Europe
Kansas
FE. J. Smiley
Kansas Grain Dealers’ Association
Stailey
North Ame
Eadie
Australia
Canada
United States
Iowa
South Dakota
Minnesota
Hans
What to Do With Surplus Alcohol Is One French Problem
Paris reports alcohol surplus as a national industrial issue. A commission cites fuel use as a solution, proposing blending alcohol with benzine and other fuels to power autos, locomotives, and factories, reducing reliance on foreign oil and coal while boosting internal revenue from wine and alcohol. It notes France produces about a billion gallons of alcohol annually with high export value, and suggests higher taxes to curb drinking. A ten day sale at Innes Bullene Hackman in Lawrence draws interest.
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Paris
France
Republic
Rcnenate Commission
Treatiny
Lawrence
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Wife seeks divorce in extreme cruelty suit against James Wilson
Mabel Wilson files suit in district clerk's office asking for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect, seeks part ownership of property and restoration of maiden name Mabel Dick. Hun Wood fined $30 in police court for drunkenness, and in default is jailed. R Holmes paint Insurance 107 EB Seventh 2.
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Mabel Wilson
James Wilson
Mabel Dick
William McKitrick Charged with Vagrancy
William McKitrick faced vagrancy charges in police court this morning. He pled not guilty and a January 9 trial date was set. Unable to post a 300 bond, he remained in the city jail under Judge C C Stewart. A marriage license was issued to Orville L Parento and Tirzah Pataterson of Lawrence, to be wed by Rev. E A Bleck. The county superintendent term was reset to begin two months later, per the county board’s rule change.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Siki
Georges Carpentier
Paris
I Siki
Carpentier
Georges
Poilu
Johnny Buff
Jersey City
Joe Lynch
Pancho Villa
Off
Lynch
Villa
Jack Britton
Mickey Walker
Elizabeth
N.J
New York State Athletic Commission
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Cleveland
Johnny Wilson
Boston
Empire State
Kilbane
Johnny Dundee
Wilson
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh Mailer
Dundee
Danny Frush
New York Commission
Frush
Dave Rosenberg
Brooklyn
Phil Krug
Harrison
N. J
Mike O’dowd
St. Paul
Regenberg
Bryan Rowney
Ey Renny Teowerd
Rocky Kansas
Lew Tendler
Britton
Kansas
Tendher
Philadelphia
Ndlér
Kgpt
Charley” White
Leonard
White
Richie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Deimpsey
Jimmy Darcy
Buffalo
N, Yi
New York: ‘State Athletic Commission
Dempsey
Ek AN
William. McKitrick
C.C. Stewart
Menger
Orville L. Parento
Tirzah Pataterson
Lawrence
E. A. Bleck
Wenaina Flaws
Echgols
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Johnson
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Firpo
South America
Jim Tracey
Kansas City ‘Hospital
County Board of Commissioners
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Piggly Wiggly
Our
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Campbell's Park
Hun’ S Wood
Hun Wood
R. Holmesaint Insurance
Gibson Mill
Cid
Didi
Vis KS
Carl
UPA
America
Arls
Fritz
Wolfson
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