Sig Alpha and A T O Triumph In Inter Fraternity Meet
The Sig Alpha Epsilon and Kappa Sigma squads opened the inter fraternity basketball schedule with rough play and a 14 to 4 finish. Quinlin led scoring. O Byrne impressed with floor work as Delta U ATO stayed close until Alpha Tau pulled ahead. Tomorrow features Phi Gamma Delta at 8 and Sigma Nu vs Sigma Chi at 9.
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Sig Alpha
Sigma Alpha ‘Epsilon
Kappa Sigma
Tennessee Street Boys
Quinlin
O'Byrne
Delta U-A. T. O
Alpha Taus
Campbell
Skaer
Delta U. Five
Phi Gamma Delta
Acacia
Sigma Na
Sigma Chi
Haskell Team on Tour Heads to St Joseph and Omaha
The Haskell Indian basketball squad departs this afternoon for St Joseph to attend the Hillyard versus Kansas Normals game, then proceeds to Fremont to face Midland College. They schedule Creighton in Omaha Friday and Saturday, then meet an Indian school team in Nebraska on Monday. The Ag Club of Lawrence High plans to travel to Oskaloosa to root for the local team tonight, featuring captain Clarérve Shores and players Harlow Hanson Gibson McKinney Iles Paul Clarence Ford Saunders George Dabert LyI.
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Haskell
St. Joseph
Hillyard
Kansas Normals
Fremont
Nebraska
Midland College
Creighton
Omaha
Nebras
Oskaloosa
Lawrence High ‘School
Clarérve Shores
Harlow
Hanson
Richard Gibson
Merle
McKinney
Iles
Paul
Clarence Iford Saunders
George
Dbert
EIKS Bowling Score Reported By Edmondson Team
Edmondson al. report bowling scores with a sequence including 521 and multiple figures such as 310 296 285 272 311 and 287. The text lists names like Gastafsén and Albach and mentions scores in a compact ledger style.
Lawrence High Prepares for Rosedale Game in Kansas City
Robinson and James G. Akright coach the basketball practice at Lawrence High in McDonald’s absence. The team travels to Kansas City Friday to face Rosedale and then meets Emporia on January 16 before the home opener January 17 against Horton.
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Missouri
Bond
Bengal
Tigers
Kansas
Lawrence
Columbia
Missouri Valley Basketball Standings and Week Schedule
Missouri Valley standings show Nebraska 85-2 over Oklahoma, Kansas Aggies 15, Drake 27, Grinnell 25, Washington 35, Ames 26. Friday Drake and Kansas in Lawrence. Saturday Missouri and Washington in St Louis. Drake at Norman. Grinnell and Ames at Ames. Missouri to rebound after early losses. John Levi returns for Indian teams. Drake beat Washington 35-27 earlier. crowd control at Robinson gym limits, players praised for wins by Wulf DeBernardi and Starbuck.
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Nebraska
Missouri
Grinnell
Oklahoma
Kansas Aggies
Washington
Drake
Ames
Kansas
Lawrence
St. Louis
Norman
Jayhawkers
Robinson Gymnasium
Allen Crew
Sooners
Towa
Phog” Allen
Des Moines
Aggies
Manhattan
Lincoln
Kans
City
Columbia
Hillyards Rally Past Mount Dread In Narrow Victory
In a tense late game the Hillyards outscored Mount Dread 9 to 0 after three six footers rejoined. Final score 40 to 32 with Wulf and George starring for Kansas and Rody contributing a decisive goal for Mount Dread.
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Kansas
John Wulf
Hill
Dread
Rody
George
Japanese Still Suffer as Winter Brings Cold
Tokio residents endure ongoing hardship despite large relief shipments to Tokio and Yokohama. Rail congestion ties up freight cars and slow distribution leaves Japanese foods and blankets scarce, forcing sale of relief items while foreign clothing slowly gains acceptance with colder weather.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Yokohama
Amelia
Dog picks murderer in German case in Dresden
Dresden traces a murder suspect Oscar Nicht of Ditternsbach Bohemia after police dogs led to him in the Dresden prison courtyard. Eigg the famous Weimar police dog identified the hat at the crime scene, linking Nicht to two Bohemian murders. Traffic fines follow for George Pickens Jack Davis R W Jenking and H W Emick for speeding and improper lighting.
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Dresden
Associated Press
Elga
Weimar
German Republic
Oscar Nicht
Ditternsbach
Bohemia
Nicht
Bohemian
Bavaria
Eigg
Czechoslovakia
George Pickens
Fie
Jack Davis
R. W. Jenking
H. W.emick
Explorer Cook finishes 2000 mile Australian trek
Edward A. Cook completed a leisure walk of over 2000 miles from Melbourne to Darwin in northern Australia. He took 300 pictures and argued mid and north Australia are not wastelands, noting better livestock, water, and timber, with the north poised to thrive despite past drought fears.
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Sydney
N.S.W
Associated Press
Edward A. Cook
Melbourne
Darwin
Australia
mid-Australia
Northern Territory
Cook
King Boris Opens Bulgarian Parliament and Hints at Marital Plans
Sofia reports King Boris resumed royal prerogative by opening parliament in person, signaling a return to prewar custom under the new government. The peasant premier’s era had reduced royal activity, but Boris now plans a possible extended tour to European courts in January, fueling speculation of a royal marriage.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Associated Press
Boris
Stamboulisky
Vranja
English Stock Imported Adds New English Blood to Stock
New English blood will join American stock via Craigangower, bought by J. N. Camden of Kentucky for Hartland Stud. The four-year-old son of Polymelus out of Fortuna placed third in the 1922 Derby after a rough start, with previous stake wins. Also notes transfers and a death of Basil L. Gildersleeve, noted Greek scholar, at 92 in Baltimore.
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New York
Associated Press
America
Craigangower
J. N. Camden
Kentucky
Hartland Stud
Polymelus
Fortuna
Captain Cuttle
Tottenham Corner
Baltimore
Basil L. Gildersleeve
Mojave Cutter Mourns Ship Dog Soup at Sea
The US coast guard cutter Mojave returned to Honolulu with its mascot dog Soup gravely ill. Despite rushed veterinary care, Soup died and was honored with a half mast ceremony before burial at sea. Soup joined the Mojave in San Francisco and served during the Alaskan tour.
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Honolulu
Associated Press
United States Coast Guard
Mojave
San ‘Francisco
Airing Potatoes Risky in Warm Weather Says Expert
Manhattan extension potato expert, who has demonstr ated meat cutting in Douglas county, warns potato growers to avoid airing cellars on warm days. Opening cellars when outside is warmer causes cool potatoes to chill the warm air, condense moisture, and promote decay. Applies to both sweet and Irish potatoes. ventilation should occur when outside temperature mirrors cellar conditions.
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Manhattan
Douglas ‘County
Douglas County
Wall Street Shifts to Rail Shares On Tax Bill Hopes
The Day in Wall Street reports speculative money moving from industrials to railroad stocks as Washington shows priority for tax reduction over the soldier bonus. Early gains faded due to profit-taking and bear selling as about 1.3 million shares traded. In Independence Kansas a Legion basketball game ends with Independence 25 Chanute 9.
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Wall Street N. Y
Washington
Potato Show Planning Meeting Tomorrow
The Valley potato show committee with representatives from Douglas Leavenworth Johnson Wyandotte Shawnee and Jefferson counties will meet tomorrow at 1 20 PM in the Chamber of Commerce building. Manhattan specialists Melchers pathologist Blecha assistant county agent and other staff will attend to help outline fall show plans.
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Douglas
Leavenworth
Johnson
Wyandotte
Shawnee
Jefferson
Chamber of Commerce
Japanese Diplomats to Cut Luxuries Under Budget Cut
Tokyo January 4 A P dispatch reports Japan will curb diplomatic luxuries as the finance ministry orders reduced foreign office expenditures and lower grants to officials. Dinners and banquets at home and abroad will be abandoned and spending on travel secret service and conference expenses trimmed. The move targets Hague and Versailles treaty enforcement and is expected to save over one million yen yearly.
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Tokio
Japan
Associa_ _ted_Press
Japainese
Finance Department
Foreign Office
Secret Service
Hague
Versailles
Mayfield Denies Allegations in Texas Senate Contest
Washington January 9 sweeping denials of all allegations by challenger George E. B. Peddy were made today in an answer filed with the Senate Elections Committee by Senator Mayfield Democrat Texas in the Texas senatorial primary and election contest.
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Mayfield
Washington
George E. B. Peddy
Senate Elections Committee
Texas
Pleads Not Guilty to Fruit License Charge
Perry Taylor was cited to appear in police court yesterday to answer a charge of selling fruit without a license. He pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for Friday morning at 8 o'clock. The year 1923 was remarkable for its earthquakes in various parts of the world.
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Perry Taylor
Earthquake Felt Along California Coast and Eureka
A slight seismic movement began at 2 24 a m and ended five minutes later, recorded by the University of California seismo graph. The quake centered in the Santa Cruz mountains, felt in Berkeley and Eureka with no damage reported.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Santa Cruz
California
Eureka
Probe for cure all machines in Oklahoma City
A Jan. 9 conference in Oklahoma City will bring State Board of Medical Examiners and county attorney J. K. Wright together to push for an official inquiry into alleged cure-all machine operations in Oklahoma County. Red evidence cited by officials prompts the move. Washington reports: Attorney General Daugherty says abundant evidence backs Commerce Department statements on communist propaganda. Mexico pays: Secretary Weeks deposits 150000 dollars as first payment by Obregon government for rifles ammunition and airplanes from the War Department.
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Oklahoma
City
Okla
State Board of Medical Examiners
J. K. Wright
Medical Board
Oklahoma County
Washington
Daugherty
Department of Justice
State Department
United States
Mexico
Treasury Department
Weeks
Obregon
War Department
Bethel Beats Roathwestern Wham in Kansas
In Winfield Kansas last night Southwestern College fell to Bethel by a score of 50 to 23. Bethel dominated the game with strong defense and accurate shooting throughout the contest. Southwestern College struggled to score as Bethel built an early lead and maintained it through the final whistle.
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Bethel
Roathwestern
Winfield
Kan
College of Newsont
Southwestern College
Hair Groom promises natural gloss for all day style
An ad style note describes Hair Groom as a dignified combing cream that gives a natural gloss and well groomed look while avoiding grease or odor. It claims the product keeps hair in place all day in any style.
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