Marines Win Hi Y Club Drive Big Feed Boosts Membership
Hi Y Club closed its membership campaign with the Marines leading at 90 memberships, Tanks 63, the largest club total yet. After business, Prof. Terrill performed sleight of hand as the Shenanni twins beat Seivert Higgins and Billy Engle in a double wrestling match.
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Marines
Tanks
A. C. Terrill
Shenanni
Bob Laptad
Horace Glidden
Matt
Jeff
Seivert Higgins
Billy Engle
Cats
Hambergers
Beatz Team Sweeps Honors in Sevenback Series Play
Edmondson defeated Maxwell in opening games of the tenpin tournament on the Elks' alleys last night as four straight Beatz teammates earned all honors in the Sevenback series.
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Edmondson
Maxwell
Maxweil
Rising
Reatz
Hartig
Mitchell
Haglund
Graeber
Beatz
Elks
Highland excursion departs Kansas City for Louisiana trip
A Highlands of Louisiana excursion left Kansas City yesterday with three locals, C. E. Parel Van Neste and Janeway, to inspect soil and climate. Local agent R. M. Morrison accompanied the party for the journey.
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Highlands
Louisiana
Kansas City
C.E. Parel
van Neste
Janeway
R. M. Morrison
Notice to Water Consumers Amid Health Warnings
State Board of Health lab tests indicate present water should not be used without boiling. Boil all water until further notice. Cleland Commissioner and Lewis A. Quigley Superintendent issue the advisory.
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State Board of Health
W._W. CLELAND
Lewis A. Quigley
Kansas University to Promote Boxing as varsity option
Kansas University athletic officials favor Dr Joseph Reiley plan to grant letters for boxing if Valley schools join. The K U A A will sponsor amateur bouts and send trained boxers to tournaments, with Hugo Wedell of the Y M C A aiding training. Boxers may form a strong Kansas City program with local support.
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University of Kansas Athletics Association
Joseph Reiley
W. O. Hamilton
Kansas City
Railey
K. U
Kansas
Pete Gross
Hugo T. Wedell
Wedell
New York Multilingual Press Landscape Shows Rich Diversity
New York hosts at least 150 foreign language newspapers in Japanese Lettish Persian Slovak and more. Many papers jest as workingmen organs or city political voices while others push Americanization and pride in the American fountain.
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New York
Intmor
Nippon Jin
Bond Takes Charge Of K. U. Freshmen
Kansas University prepares for the basketball season with coach Jay Bond taking charge of the freshmen squad after influenza kept him from duty. Key players include Turner, Gross, Olson, Miller, Matthews, Bunn, Harms, and Mason as the team builds toward a Valley title contender. The varsity also resumes drills with plans to open against Ames in Ames on January 17-18.
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K. U
Kansas
Ames
Jay Bond
Bond
Harry
Turner
Pete Gross
Polytech
Kansas City
Gross
Scoop Olson
Lawrence
Howard Miller
Miller
Chanute
Southeastern Kansas
Matthews
John Bunn
Marvin Harms
Wichita
Harms
Fairmount
Bunn
Ed Mason
Hamilton
Partnership That Was Evil Across East West Trade
In a historical appraisal Ww. G. Thickom Fernandez notes how Western trade clashed with eastern rulers from Abdul Aziz of Morocco to the sultan and Arab powers. The piece traces how diplomacy, concessions, and fleets evolved into major global conflicts culminating in the world war.
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Orient
Kipling
Raja
Abdul Aziz
Morocco
Asia
Africa
Ww. G. Thickom-Fernandez
Asia Magazine
Same Word as a Super-Word in Modern Speech
Harold Goddard argues in the Atlantic that the vogue of using same as an adjective signals linguistic vitality rather than decay. He asserts it reflects a kinetic shift in speech, noting its spread among youths and its impact on expressive power.
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Harold Goddard
the Atlantic
Worms on the menu and the public’s appetite
The article discusses insect eating gaining attention yet Americans reject insects as food. It notes crabs and lobsters are labeled as neat insects by science, and even worms are consumed, though people are unaware or reluctant. It mentions Rocquefort cheese worms as authentic specimens.
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Rocquefort
Reward Not Always to the Great in London Bookseller Catalogue
A London bookseller's catalogue notes Browning's first edition copy as a claimed reward. The item is listed among rare works, highlighting debates over value and notoriety in literary collecting.
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London
Browning
Poem Copy Brings High Value Despite Modest Early Sale
A 1833 poetry book printed with help from Mrs. Silverthorne was once sold cheaply in its small drab boards. Now surviving copies are rare and immaculate, making the volume valuable to collectors. The poet’s early trifles are seen as potential gold to a fortunate buyer.
Bets Related Check Contractors Collect Judgment
County records show Chas. Moss issued two checks totaling 6 717.82 to S. Dolman & Son Contractors to settle a 49 000 suit against the Kansas City Kaw Valley and Western Railway. Court actions traced the path to final payment with district court judgment, interurban payment, and a Supreme Court affirmation. Dolmans appealed in 1917 and were affirmed in 1919.
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Chas. Moss
S. Dolman & Son
Kansas City, Kaw Valley and Western Railway
Interurban
Dolmans
Supreme Court
District Court
Indians Open Intercollegiate Season with Washburn
The Haskell Indians basketball team begins the intercollegiate schedule tonight at 8 o’clock on their home court facing Washburn. They have one prior game, a 29 to 26 victory over Lawrence High, and will also play Baker University this Friday evening.
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Haskell
Discharge of Half Tenth Division Under New Orders
Discharge of 50 percent of the Tenth Division at Camp Funston will begin this week under orders that musters out half the force as of November 13. The November 13 strength was 27 220 men, leaving about 20 000 to remain at Camp Berger. In Chicago Congressmen Elect Victor L Berger and four socialist allies face a jury trial on espionage conspiracy charges before Federal Judge Landis, the case active since December 9.
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Funston
Marriage Licenses Issued to Ren shaw Parker and Kennedy Ready
Marriage licenses were issued to Charles Renshaw and Laura Parker both of Newman and C H Kennedy and Irene Ready both of Topeka.
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Charles Renshaw
Laura Parker
Newman
C. H. Kennedy
Irene Ready
Topeka
Four Minute Men Re Enlist for Farewell Theaters Appearances
The Lawrence Four Minute Men re enlist for the period of the Jewish Armenian live this week making farewell appearances in local theaters. Bowersock W C Simons Ed Riling H A Shinn J R Holmes Viarsity Wm H Mays Supt R A Kent Oscar E Learnard J B Wilson Patteen Tom Harley George L Kreeck A C Terrell W H Quakenbush Whipped cream at Wiedemanns Phone 182.
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Lawrence
Bowersock
W.C. Simons
Ed Riling
J. R. Holmes
Varsity
Wm. H. Mays
Supt
R. A. Kent
Oscar E. Learnard
J. B. Wilson
Patteen
Tom Harley
George L. Kreeck
Prof
A. C. Terrell
W. H. Quakenbush
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iBriday
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Return
Journal-World
Chester B
Ible
Baldwin
Jim An
Kelley-Springfield- Fire
J. Ro Herty
D. Thomas
Crafoncia
Peirce Piano Co
Alfalfa
Mairie
Hay
HA. Richardson
Dicker’s Hall
Salvation Army
Mass Street
the Salvation: Army
A. C
Manhattan
Athletic Association
Hugo Wedell
Uhrlaub Brothers
W. C. Hamilton
Kodak Films
Rankin’s Drug Store
NEW York’s Polyglot Press
Wiedemann
Skofstad
Johnson
Carl
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