University of Kansas basketball lineup reshuffle noted
In St Joseph Missouri today University of Kansas basketball coach Dr C Allen plans changes for the opening season game against Hillyards. Ackerman and Black likely to start at forward with Black moving from guard to forward. Heckert may start at center. Moshy and Belgard to guard. First conference game versus Drake scheduled for January 11.
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University
Forrest C. Allen
St. Joseph
Hillyard
Kansas City
Kansas City Athletic Club
Allen
Tus
Ackerman
John Wulf
Charley Black
Black
Hillyards
Henry Curtis Heckert
Heckert
Moshy
Wilfred Belgard
Newton
Jayhawkers
Drake
Welterweight wrestlers prepare for Monday Rodman match in Lawrence
Joplin welterweight JohnsKallas known as Roscoe faces Bobby Reynolds in a Monday night bout at the Chamber of Commerce gymnasium. Kallas challenges top welterweights including Jack Reynolds Kalio Tony Ross Henry Jones for winner take all. Kallas expects a full program of preliminaries and aims for a high stakes match after arriving from Oklahoma.
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JohnsKallas
Joplin
Bobby
Roscoe
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Haskell Opens Basketball Season With Ottawa and Road Trip
Haskell Institute will open the basketball season Monday night against Ottawa University here. The team then travels to Nebraska for three games, facing Midland College at Fremont January 10, Creighton College January 11 and 12. Levi brothers and Carpenter have joined the Indian basketball squad, adding considerable strength to the aggregation. Early season indications point to a stronger Haskell team this year.
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Haskell
Ottawa University
Nebraska
Midland ‘College
Freemont
Creighton College
Levi-brothers
Carpenter
Bethel Defeats Phillips In Enid
Bethel College defeated Phillips University of Enid 29 to 20 last night in a basketball game. The score and teams are reported from the Enid venue.
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Bethel
Phillips Ne
Kan
Jdan
Bethel Colleg
Phillips
University of
Faculty Attends National Science Meetings
During the holiday season several University faculty members attended national gatherings. Geologist Prof Walter Schoene and entomologists H B Hungerford Paul B Lawson Philip Readie and botanist Prof A J Mix joined the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in Cincinnati. Psychology department head Prof Walter Le Hunter and psychology professor Curt E Rosefrow attended the American Philosophical Society meeting in Washington, D C.
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Walter Schoene
Enntascons -H
B. Hungerford
Paul B. Lawson
Philip Readie
A J. ‘Mix
American Association For
Science
Cincinnati
Walter ‘ ‘le Hunter
Departent of
Psychology
Curt E. Rosefrow
Washington, D.C
American Logiological Society
Local Schools Open Monday After District Session Ends
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate districts plan to open schools on Monday after a session concluded. Journal text references television or schedule items but specifics are unreadable. The general outcome is schools await start after a procedural delay.
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Zappet
Fragmentary note on invitation and event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an invitation and a brief party or event reference. Specific names, places, dates, or clear details are not readable. The readable fragment suggests a social invitation or gathering without concrete facts.
Townley and Hastings Arrested on Embezzlement Charges
Fargo officials say Arthur C Townley former National Non Partisan League president and J F Hastings ex cashier of the Scandinavian American Bank face embezzlement indictments. Bri ton alleges the pair diverted about 70000 dollars from Consumers United stores to personal use. Townley is believed to be in Kansas or Nebraska directing ProducersNational Alliance work while Hastings is reported in St Paul.
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Fargo
N. D
Arthur C. Townley
National Non-Partisan League
J. F. Hastings
Bank of Fargo
J. ‘W. ‘Briton
Fred Kraemer
Townley
Kansas
Nebraska
National
Alliance
Hastings
St.Paul
George Shafer
H. F. Horner
Briton
Consumers United
Thaw seeks release. Gump civil suit settled?
Reports from New York and Philadelphia indicate Harry K. Thaw will seek freedom from a Philadelphia asylum and face charges for a 1917 hotel assault on Frederick Gump Jr. while his civil damages case may be settled out of court. Evelyn Nesbit and Thaw family lawyers offered competing views as to a potential insanity defense and release.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Philadelphia
Frederick Gump, Jr
Kansas City
Gump
Thaw
Bartholomew B. Coyne
Pennsylvania
Young Gump
Walsh
California
Batholomew B. Coyne
Stanford White
J Coyne
James Gay Gordon
Mary Coplay Thaw
Pennsylvania Hospital
Children of Pauperized Berlin Journalists Taken by Nations
One hundred Berlin journalist children were sent to Denmark where they were placed with families and given milk, eggs, and nourishing food after physicians found they had been poorly fed for months due to wages. Holland, Latvia, and Sweden have similarly been taking Berlin children for feeding programs for months.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Denmark
Holland
Latvia
Sweden
District Court Clerk Reports 1923 Work to County Commissioners
The clerk of the district court is preparing the yearly report of the work done in 1923. Both the annual and quarterly reports will be presented to the county commissioners next week.
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District Court
County Commission
Ers
Monday Mission Opens Courtroom Contests Against
A brief court timetable notes Monday session openings as judges set the agenda for ongoing litigation. Attorneys for both sides prepare motions and exhibit lists for upcoming hearings. Local court records indicate continued proceedings and schedule updates.
Secretary Recovering After Vacation Break
A city secretary, reported to be on vacation last week, is recovering from an illness or injury. Details remain unclear as officials provide limited updates.
Carter Begins Dismantling Canopy At Tutankhamun Tomb
Howard Carter starts removing the sixteen outer canopy sections of Tutankhamun's tomb in Luxor. The job, in a narrow chamber under bright lights, may take a week or more before the second shrine is opened. Local authorities have improved the road to the royal necropolis, widening and leveling the route to ease travel for visitors and officials.
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Luxor
Egypt
Associated Press
Howard Carter
Tutenkhamun
Carter
Dikely
Nile Canal
Kansas backs Martin for adjutant general post
Topeka January 8 Kansas will not join any conference to decide whether Adjutant General William A Raupp of Missouri or Charles I Martin of Wichita should hold the Kansas adjutant general post The 35th major general commands the 35th division guarding national interests Governor Davis supports General Martin and will not change his stand though Nebraska Missouri and Kansas officials weigh the candidates Missouri authorities push Raupp
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Topeka
Kansas
William A. Raupp
Missouri
Charles I. Martin
Wichita
Vis
Nation‘aly Guard
J. M. Davis
Nebraska
Martin
Washington
Raupp
War Department
Shiehman
Davis
Merchants' Bureau to Elect Officers at January Dinner
Officers of the Merchants' Bureau will be elected at a dinner on January 11 at the Chamber of Commerce building. George Sulley of Dayton Ohio, a National Cash Register representative, will address members on business issues. The event starts a series of merchant gatherings to discuss business matters.
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Merchants’ Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
George Sulley
Dayton
Ohio
National Cash Register Company
A BIT WARMER TONIGHT IN THE KANSAS CITY AREA
A weather bulletin notes a low pressure area moved eastward bringing colder readings in central and eastern Kansas and warmer air in the west. Kansas stations report subzero readings with Goodland reaching 12 below and Concordia at 6 below. Missouri districts see 20 above in minimums. Shakespeare's late life income equals about £5000 in modern terms.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Goodland
Concordia
St. Joseph
Louis
Missouri-Kansas
Weather -Bureau
Selina
Kan
Junction City
Fire wreckage of Dixmude found off Sicily coast
Fire damaged gas tank and rubberized cloth from the French airship Dixmude were recovered near Cape San Marco off Sicily. The finds support the theory the ship fell into the sea after taking fire or exploding. Lieutenant Du Plessis De Grenadan's body was previously recovered nearby.
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Paris
Associated Press
Sicily
Ministry of Marine
Cape San
Marco
Lieut. du’ Plessis de
Grenadan
Mexican Rebels Defeated As Unionists Rally For Obregon
AP reports rebel forces threatening Pachuca and Texico City have been defeated. Obregonists claim victories near Guadalajara and around Mexico City with many Figueroa deserters. Trade unionists join federal ranks, including a guard of 100 at Chapultepec, signaling unity with Obregon’s government.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Pachuca
Hidalgo
Vera ‘Cruz
Puebla
Texico City
Cardenas
Guadalajara
Figueroa
Washington
Obregon
Reynaldo Cervantes Torres
Central Executive Committee
Mexican Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Pan-American Federation of Labor
Republic
Cha‘pultepec
Federation
Ietter
United States
Pipeline Laying Through Douglas County Near Eudora
Sinclair company will lay a twelve inch steel pipe from Teapot Dome Wyoming to Freeman Missouri, crossing Douglas County near Lecompton and ending at a pumping station south of Eudora. Two worker groups operate from Lecompton and Eudora sides. If weather holds, completion by month’s end is expected.
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Sinclair Qs
Douglas County
Teapot Dome
Wyoming
Freeman
Lecompton
Eudora
Sinclair Oil Company
Sustained Dye Sale To Chemical Foundation In Delaware Court
Judge Morris upheld the sale of seized German dye and chemical patents to the Chemical Foundation Inc. by the alien property custodian. The court dismissed the government suit in equity and noted an appeal to the Supreme Court, continuing a long dispute linked to Harding’s order and Wilson era actions.
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Wilmington
Del
The
Chemical Foundation, Inc
Morris
Federal District Court
Daugherty
Supreme Court
Harding
Foundation
Wilson
Kiwanis Club Discusses Expanded Activities at Luncheon
At Wiedemann's today the Kiwanis club held a meeting to discuss an enlarged program of activities. Bob Fothergill was introduced as a new member and Clarence Speer and other newly elected officers took their places as the club’s leadership.
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Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Chanute to undergo public school survey by university bureau
The University of Kansas Bureau of School Service led by Dr. F F OBrien will survey Chanute public schools to develop a complete educational program. The team will study building plans, instructional efficiency, curricula, salaries, costs, and the feasibility of a junior college, with six to eight weeks allotted for the project.
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Bureau of School Service
University
Board of Education’ of
Chanute
O Brien
Lawrence
Chahute
H. G. Lull
Emporia State Teachers’ College
C. V. Williams
State Agricultural College
H. P. Smith
Memorial High
Ottawa
Dodge City
Junction City
Great Bend
Atchison
Shawnee Mission
Board of Education
Bureau of the University
Ryan the Speaker at Chamber Lunch Outlines Secretary Duties
Frank J. Ryan secretary of state will speak at the first Chamber of Commerce lunch of the new year on Tuesday. He will explain the work of his office and outline the duties of the state secretary. Plans are underway for the Chamber banquet on January 22 to install this year’s officers and will feature an elaborate program.
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Frank J. Ryan
Chamber of Commerce
Ryan
Yankees Scout in Louisville Pressing for Outfielder Combs
New York business manager Ed Barrow said scout Bob Connery was in Louisville negotiating for the purchase of outfielder Combs and pitcher Dean from the Louisville club. Barrow denied any offer of 150000 dollars and would not reveal a potential price.
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New York
Ed Barrow
Yankees
Bob Connery
Louisville
Combs
Dean
Barrow
Death Notice Nicholas R Bruner 69 Lawrence
Nicholas R Bruner aged 69 died suddenly at his home 728 Illinois street in Lawrence He was the father of Van Bruner president of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce He had lived in Lawrence three years coming from Manhattan Funeral services set for 2 o clock Saturday at First Methodist Church Rev Edward Hislop to officiate Interment in Oak Hill Cemetery
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Nicholas R. Bruner
Illinois Street
First Lawrence 1924 wedding couple wed in probate office
The first couple married in Lawrence in 1924 are Clarence A Woodford and Mary O Tincher of Silver Lake Kansas. They tied the knot this afternoon in the office of Probate Judge Menger.
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Clarence A.woodford
Mary O. Tincher
Silverlake
Kansas
Lawrence
Menger
Stock Market Edges Up On Trade News After Profit Taking
New York on January 3 reports buying on favorable trade news, with another crude oil output cut and higher pig iron and gasoline prices. Profit taking resumes for stocks bought late last year and short selling targets speculative issues, notably Davison Chemical. About 900000 shares traded.
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New York
Particulrly Davison Chemical
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary
Chicago reports January 3 cattle hogs and sheep markets with prices. Hogs steady to 15 cents lower. desirable medium and heavy butchers show strength while big packers inactive. Cattle moderately active with beef cattle down 10 to 15 cents. veal uneven. Sheep steady to mostly steady, fat lambs around 13.25 to 13.60, ewes about 8.00.
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Chicago
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Cattle markets in Kansas City trade report thin bids
U S Department of Agriculture notes cattle and calf totals with early sales steady to lower. Steers around steady to 10 15 cents lower as demand wavers, weighty lots about 10 10 25 for handy weights. Beef cows range 4 00 to 6 00, veals up 25 to 50 cents topping 11 50.
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Kansas City
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas City Grain Prices Drift Narrowly Across Commodities
Kansas City market report shows steady to slightly higher quotations across wheat oats rye barley Kaffir and Milo maize with varying class codes. Wheat futures range from 1.02 to 1.21 per unit, white and mixed grains show modest gains, oats advance marginally, Kaffir and Milo stand at 1.27 to 1.39 and 1.28 to 1.32 respectively.
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Kansas City
Gorn
Kaffir
Milo
Chicago Grain and Livestock Futures Report
Chicago close shows wheat May 1 1 2, July 1 0 6, Sept 1 0 5. Corn May 0 7 4, July 0 7 5, Sept 0 7 6. Oats May 0 4 5 8, July 0 4 3 1 8, Sept 0 4 2 2 3 8. Lard Jan 12.10, May 12.12. Ribs Jan 8.62, May 9.80.
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Chicago
Lord
Market quotations for wheat and corn in Kansas City
Wheat prices show May at 1.03 and July at 1.01 asked. Corn prices list May 70 1-4 split, July 71, and September 71 5-8 asked in Kansas City market reports.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Hay Market Prices January Third
Kansas City hay market report lists prices for Prairie No. 1 at 15.50 to 16.60, No. 2 13.50 to 15.00, No. 3 9.50 to 13.00, packing 7.00 to 9.00. Alfalfa select 27.00 to 29.00, choice 25.50 to 26.50, No. 1 24.00 to 25.00, standard 21.00 to 23.50, No. 2 17.00 to 20.59, No. 3 14.00 to 16.50. Timothy No. 1 19.00 to 19.50, standard 17.50 to 18.50, No. 2 listed. 54 cars unchanged to $1 higher.
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Kansas City
Hay
Prairie No
Timothy
Prices and quantities listed for Clover mix and numbers
A fragmented price list shows various item lines with Clover mixed categories and number labels. The entries include ranges such as 15.00 to 16.50 and 14.50 to 16.50, with references to No. 3 No. 1 No. 2 and 18.50 to 19.00. The text lacks complete context but conveys pricing bands and item numbering.
Kansas City Produce Prices Report Jan 3
Butter prices unchanged at 54 to 55 with 2 premium for extra quality. Butterfat unchanged at 51. Eggs up 1 cent, best 375 at 47. Poultry prices: hens up 1 cent to 20, broilers 22, springs 18, roosters 1 to 11. Potatoes higher, western whites 1.55 to 1.60.
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Kansas City
Springs
Liberty Bonds Closing Prices Reported
New York summarises Liberty bonds closing values on January 3. The 3 1/2s traded at 99.10 while first 4 1/4s stood at 98.11, second 4 1/4s at 98.7, third 4 1/4s at 99.12, and fourth 4 1/4s at 98.11. Us Govts 4 1/4s closed at 99.13.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Jan
Winfield Oil Field Extends Eastman Lease Near City
Winfield Kan Jan 3 With the drill 2 834 feet in sand the new oil well by Martin and Wilson on the C H Eastman lease 5 31 6 fifteen miles northeast of here was flowing 13 barrels an hour today and rising Its gas yield from upper sands totals 12 000 000 cubic feet and the field extends a quarter mile northward adding activity to the Eastman field.
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Winfield
Kan
Martin and Wilson
C. H. Eastman
Eastman
Resolution seeks details on U S war material sales to Mexico
Washington January 3 Representative Fairchild Republican New York introduced a resolution asking the state department for full details of negotiations for sale of war materials by the United States to Mexico. A second resolution would bar such sales to any foreign government.
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Washington
State Department
México
Fairchild
Republican
New York
Residence Damaged by Fire at Pennsyvania Street
A chimney spark caused a roof fire at the home of Mrs. Lou Clark Mannen at 1027 Pennsylvania Street this afternoon at 12 36. Damage to the house from the fire was estimated at 125 dollars.
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Lou Clark Mannen
Pennsyvania. Street
Bank Call Requests Year-End National Bank Conditions
Washington January 3 The comptroller of the currency today issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business Monday December 31 The notice seeks detailed reports on assets liabilities and capital to assess stability and compliance across the banking system.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
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