Kansas Relays set for Lawrence with medals for winners
Coach Karl Schlademan announced the Kansas Relays at Lawrence on April with medals for winners and runners up. The event features eighteen relays nine special events across five classes including university college military academy high school and open divisions with plans for gold watches for relay winners and medals for placers.
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Karl A. Schlademan
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Military Academy
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Wins At Oakland High
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce basketball team defeated Oakland High School five by a 21 to 15 RB score last night in Topeka. Lawrence's Lind Cowden and J Ulm powered the offense with Lind leading scoring with four field goals and Cowden close behind with three baskets.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commercce
Oakland
Intra-mural basketball begins at K U with many entries
KU announces intra-mural basketball to start after the second semester. Practice times are 12:30 to 1, 1 to 1:30, 1:30 to 2, and 2 to 2:30. Teams may practice a half hour daily on the court and must supply their own balls. Fraternity entries include Phi Gamma Delta, Pi Upsilon, Delta Theta Phi, Phi Alpha Delta, Phi Chi, and more. The indigo industry notes Louisiana references from 1720.
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Phi Gamma ‘Delta
Pi Upsilon
Delta ‘Theta Phi
Phi Alpha Delta
Phi ‘Chi
Sigma Chi
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Alpha
Chi Sigma
Aegmas
Theta Tau
Phi Kappa
Acacia
Delta Tau Delta
Alpha Kappa Lamba
Beta-Theta Pi
Dunakin Club
Tau Omega
Delta Sigma Pi
Phi Mu Alpha
Anderson Club
Lawrence High Falls to Kansas City Five 30 to 17 at Haskell Gym
Lawrence High School lost its first home game of the season to Kansas City's Argentine five 30 to 17 at Haskell Gym. Peterson scored nine goals, eight of them under the basket, while Coker added eight for Lawrence. Mackie was sick and did not travel. Lawrence coach Klein took eight players to Manhattan for the next game.
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Aealee
Coker
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Manhattan
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Davidson
Edwards
Provost
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Jones
Plays at Manhattan by Lawrence High basketball team
The Lawrence High School basketball team left today for Manhattan to face Manhattan High School tonight. The next home game is scheduled Friday night against Chanute High School.
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Manhattan
Manhattan’ High School
Chanute
Pine exports drive Southern timber trade to Argentina
Argentina remains the principal foreign market for pine grown in the Southern States. Exports last year totaled 20,000,000 feet, underscoring a strong international demand and the South’s pivotal role in supplying pine timber to Latin markets.
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Argentina
Jayhawkers win fourth straight Valley contest at Grinnell
Kansas completes a 28 to 8 victory over Grinnell as Captain Endacott leads KU with two field goals and strong defense. Grinnell’s Critchett and Henz top the scoring but fail to crack the Jayhawker five. Kansas eyes Des Moines next then Missouri in Columbia, with regulars rested for key road tests.
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Washington
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Whitehill
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Leslie Edmonds
Ottawa
Kansas grid results from midseason show mixed outcomes
Kansas defeated Grinnell 23 to 8 at Grinnell while Missouri beat Kansas Aggies 41 to 17 at Columbia Missouri. Washington University edged Oklahoma 25 to 24 in St Louis. Kansas Wesleyans won 35 to 16, and Central College of Education topped Washburn 38 to 16.
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Grinnell
Missouri
Kansas Aggies
Columbia
Washington U
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Kansas Wesleyans
Sterling
Washburn
Valley Games Tonight Matchups Across Iowa Missouri and St Louis
Kansas faces Drake in Des Moines while Oklahoma meets Missouri in Columbia. Kansas Aggies play Washington in St Louis, St Benedicts meet Washburn, St Marys duel Bethany, and Haskell tackles Creighton.
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Drake
Des Moines
Oklahoma
Missouri
Columbia
Kansas Aggies
Washington
St. Louis
St. Benedicts
Washburn
St. Marys
Bethany
Haskell
Creighton
Basketball Tonight M Company 137th Infantry vs Topeka Howitzer
The M company of the 137th infantry K N G faces the Topeka Howitzer company tonight at 7 30 in the Chamber of Commerce gymnasium. The Howitzer team is coached by St Faustino Domingo and includes several former high school players and a Washburn College man. The M company lineup features Akers Snider Huey St Clair Lackey Wilson Corell and Hughes.
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137Th Infantry
Topeka Howitzer Company
Chamber of Cohamerce Gymnasium
Howitzer
St. Faustino Domingo
Washburn College
First Baptist Church to Host Evening Music Program
At Baptist Church Rev Frank Jennings will deliver a short sermon after a 7 45 pm program by a Wesco selections group. Music includes Cello pieces and Organ cantilene and grand chorus with a quartet performing Silently the Evening Shadows by Hotchkiss.
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Wesco
First Baptist Church
Frank Jennings
Boellmann
Karl Matys
Richard Strauss
Cantilene
Shelley
Schreiber
Dubois
Hotchkiss
City Debt Reduced by 78000 in El Dorado
El Dorado reduced its city debt last week by nearly 78000 with the retirement of maturing bonds. In three years the municipality has cut indebtedness by about 200000 and now owes roughly 765000, a figure believed to be among the lowest for a Kansas city of its size.
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el Dorado
Kansas
El _Dorado
New Hampshire Legislature Faces Size Limits
The New Hampshire legislature, with a membership of 441, remains the largest state lawmaking body. The article notes questions about efficiency and representation as lawmakers tackle budget and policy issues this session.
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New Hampshire
Kansas Children Code recommendations ready for 1923 legislature
Topeka January 13. The Kansas Children�s Code Commission proposes measures to protect underprivileged children and improve welfare laws. Governor Davis and the Republican platform support careful consideration.Womens and civic groups statewide endorse the program while professional and men's clubs add support. The commission-coordinated programs include education, child labor, and juvenile court refinements. final report available from the State House.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Children’s*Code Commission
Henrietta Mayfield
Commission
Kansas
Davis
Mayfield
Kansas” Council of Women
Parent-Teachers’ Association
League of Women Voters
Federation of Women’s Clubs
League of Kansas Municipalities
Pittsburg
Children’s Code Comission
School Code Commission
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
Civitan
County Department of
Court of Domestic Relations
Children’s Code Commission
State House
Manhattan Plans for Park Improvements and River Access
Manhattan outlines next summer projects including park enhancement planting along Poyntz and along the Blue and Raw rivers. A special office of park improvement advisor is recommended in the chamber of commerce committee report on needed city improvements.
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Manhattan
Poyntz
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Short life of English bank notes explained
An English bank note lasts only about two months in circulation. Once the Bank of England receives a note back it is cancelled by tearing off the cashier's signature. About 350,000 notes are cancelled weekly.
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Bank of England
Spy mania in Japan sparks police scrutiny of foreigners
In Tokyo and across Japan, foreigners visiting or living there face tight surveillance. Police inquiries follow even minor foreign activities, and sensational local papers often report alleged spy activity. Foreign businessmen and residents in Osaka Kobe and Yokohama endure constant scrutiny by officials and locals alike.
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Rosie
Fragmentary OCR item on military pay and staffing
Fragmented text mentions wages and staffing in a military context with figures such as four dollars and forty dollars and references to aides, English valiwages, and solitary state arrangements. The readable content is incomplete and disjointed, lacking clear events or entities.
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Wecenary
Army -Amear
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