Kansas and Haskell Face Ottawa Tonight In Basketball
Kansas prepares for the fourth season game against Kansas State in a light signal drill. Coach Allen expects a fast game from the Corsant five and anticipates a Kansas victory. Twelve Haskell players head to Ottawa University for a 8 o'clock game with Roy Hunley in charge for two to three weeks. The probable Haskell lineup includes Smith West Parton Brown and Hildebrand with Par ton as captain.
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Kansas
Toeansas
Allen
Aggies
Corsant
Jayhawkers
Corsaut
Haskell Indian
Roy Hunley
Ottawa
University
Gourt
Frank
McDonald
Dick’ Hanley
Okahoma
Gaskell i
Haskell
Smith
West
Parton
Brown
Hildebrand
Peru
Ready for season Kansas basketball kickoff at Robinson Gym
The University of Kansas hosts Kansas Aggies tonight in the first home game at Robinson Gymnasium at 7:30. Doors close at 7:25, advance tickets available at the Round Up music shop and Bob Rob It lead. Plans include broadcasting from station KFKU. Former KU player Olin Ik will speak at the advance sale.
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University of Kansas
Robinson Gymngskium
Kansas
Kansas Agei
Eym- Rasim
Dors
Endrkimen
Faipsan
Theystem
KFKU
Olin
E' University
Delta Tau Defeats Acacia Five In Narrow Victory
Delta Tau defeated Acacia five by a narrow margin in a college basketball game at the university arena. Pi Kappa Alpha led the scoring while Sigma Chi contributed key plays. The final score stood 24 to 4 in favor of Delta Tau, with strong defense limiting Acacia throughout.
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Basketbatt
Delta ‘Tau Data Fraternity
Acacia
Defrom
LBS Bowling Scores and Player Highlights
Bowling match results show varied scores across games with standout figures such as 241 and 297. Strong, Arnold, Tanplie Kelso, Hartigs Seyenback, Shimmons, and Upley are mentioned as players, with several high-scoring frames noted.
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Tanplie-Kelso
Hartigs Seyenback
Shimmons and
Upley
Ley Games Tonight Public Smoker Invitation
A note invites members of CozM, ON to attend the smoker tonight in uniform. Captain A. A. Gish is mentioned as part of the event with organizers requesting presence and proper attire.
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Anthors
Cozm
A. A. Gish
Change Date Of K. Um. C. Meet
Columbia Mo Jan 14 The Missouri Kansas dual track meet moves from March 7 to February 25 in Kansas City due to the A A U basketball tournament. KU coach says the date change reduces Kansas entries to Urbana and no relay teams will be sent. Jayhawker athletes prep for indoors. first KU meet is K G A invitational in Convention Hall.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
University of Kansas
Kansas City
C.L. Brewer
Karl Schlademann
Convention Hall
Kansas
Urbana
Pennant Plays in Basket S
Texas champions in a bat-off play described by Coach Ed Stewart. Forward 1 positions near center for a toss up, then passes to Guard 4 who advances the ball. Guard 4 feeds Forward 2 cutting, who returns to Guard 4 driving to Center 3 for a shot or pass options to multiple teammates. Guard 84 becomes basket guard.
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Ay Nana
Ed Stewart
Texas
Southwest
No International Race For This Year
New York January 6 United Press reports there will be no international stake races this year. The article recalls past attempts with Papyrus and Epinard, noting travel wear, bad luck, and rival horses. It argues such events were not fair to invading horses and cites questionable conditions and jockey decisions as factors.
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Epinard
Zev
New York
United Press
Papyrus
Steve Donoghue
Belmont Park
Boinard
Haynes
Belmont
Park
Gerve
Tachamper
Adi Dean
Uipal Féasen
Scolt
England
Thors
Merchants Association Bureau Elects Will Plan Institute Staff
The Merchants' Association Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce elected a new executive committee including D. P. Radcliffe L. M. Metzler A. B. Weaver Otto Fischer C. C. Cart L. Hunter A. K. Green and Harry I Green D. R. McWilliams replaces Lea Smith who retired The organization will be referred to as downtown short course with plans for a downtown institute in March offering salesmanship merchandising and related subjects by University extension experts Stores Lawrence to back a three day spring opening in early March.
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Merchants' 4 Association Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Dp.radcliffe
L. M. Metzler
A. B. Weaver
Otto Fischer
C. C. Cart
L. Hunter
A. 4. Green
Harry I Green
D. R. McWilliams
Steno
Lea Smith
Retir
Ford
Axel Olson
H.W. Porsman
Paul Friend
Lee Wolf
R.T. Wagstaff
E. L. Haynes
Walter Varnim
E. Brasfield
W. C. Simons
A. B
Carter
Ed Klein
Merchants” Bureau
Sehond
Lawrence
Enmity Dies Hard Berlin January 10
An Associated Press report notes that the Military Commission of Control faces hostility in Germany since 1919 as it inspects fortresses and ammunition plants. Officials tip off German authorities 48 hours ahead, drawing crowds and police to disperse threats to the foreign inspectors.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Military Commission of Control
Berlin schools push gymnastic and swimming drills rise
Berlin reports a growing push for compulsory gymnastic and swimming training in schools. Plans aim to reserve city baths for 10 000 children this winter as part of expanding athletic education. Skiing and winter ergs gain public school support before the war. New Florida reach Gainesville hires Sebring as varsity football coach succeeding Van Fleet.
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Berlin
Cassociated Press
Florida
Gainesville
Fla
H. J. Sebring
Ofansas Agricultural, College
Ligo Ys
University of Florida
James LE. White
Sebring
J.A. van -Fleet
Annual Kansas Farm Convention Opens In Topeka
In Topeka Kansas the annual Kansas Farm Convention opens tomorrow evening with a 4 o clock business session. Governor Paulen and Mayor Akers greet attendees. Raymond Robins will deliver the main address. Thursday features community fairs discussions and a memorial program for Foster Dwight Coburn. Local officials and farm leaders including Paul Klein Elliott Irvin I. D. Graham and James E. Pode lead sessions with other noted speakers from Chicago Stockton and Kansas institutions.
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Topeka
Kan
J.C. Moller
Ben
S.“Paulen
Earl’ Akers
Paul Kieir
Board of Agriculture
Raymond, Robins
Chicago
Paul Klein
Iola
Elliott Irvin
Montgomery County
I. D. Graham
State Department of Agrcultur
K. W. Bell
Legislature Opens With Committees Announced in Topeka
The 1925 Kansas Senate reconvened with initial bills from Senator Van DeMark optional routing for highway associations with a $5 filing fee and revisions to real estate option laws, highway classifications, and drainage district director salaries. Committee assignments followed, naming Chairs Snyder and Laing and listing members across Claims and Accounts, Ways and Means, Assessment and Taxation, with sessions set to convene at 10 and 2.
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Topeka
iKan
Fain
Senate
Onerraw
van DeMark
Concordia
Sparks
Galena
Getty
Kansas City
Jackson
Garnett
Knapp
Coffeyville
Laing
Russell
Nixon
Peck
Whitman
Preston
Ways and Means
Snyder
Leaveworth
Frizell
Larned
van de Mark
O'Brien
Fort Scott
Vincent
Pittsburg
Norman
Troy
Hammond
Burlington
Dalton
St. George
David
Greensburg
Grayhill
Newton
Gray
Kirwin
Hampmond
Smyth
Great Bend
Butler
Frankfort
Gabrielson
Montrose
Immeil
Sharon Springs
Nixton
Behrens
Lyndon
Teachers to present resolutions at council meeting
A set of resolutions will be drawn up and presented to the teachers council meeting at the high school tomorrow night. The resolutions address the University of Kansas and show the teachers council’s concurrence with Chancellor H Lindley. The meeting will be in the Dlbb High School cafeteria at 6 oclock tomorrow night.
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Caunui
J. H. Newlin
National Education Association
Washington, D.C
University ‘of Kansas
Teachers Council
H. Lindley
Dlbbs High School
Ohsél
Budget system urged by state auditor Turner
Jan 14 Joneka Associated Press. A state budget system is recommended in Nor ton A Turner report to the legislature. Mr Turner will submit the report tomorrow. Federal aid is attacked as a principal cause of high taxes.
Bank bandit James Harris arrested in Kansas City
James Harris, arrested last night in Kansas City, confessed to complicity in Monday's robbery of the Community State Bank. He was identified by two bank customers and by the assistant cashier and F D Coburn, a bank clerk, as one of the robbers of $3,000 on September 1. Ralph Spyder of Manhattan was re elected president of the Kansas State Farm Bureau at its annual convention held in Topeka.
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James Harris
Kansas’ City
Kansas City
Community State Tank
F. D. Coburn
Riverview State Bank of
Kan
State Farm’ Bureau
Topeka
Ralph Spyder
Manhattan
Kansas State Farm
Federation
F.O. Jeferson
Burdick
J. G.gladfelter
Emporia
Al- 50
Seaplane Buy Meant to Cost Millions for Navy
Washington reports a million-dollar seaplane order by the Bureau of Aeronautics. A contract to the Glen Martin company of Cleveland covers 35 planes, enabling ongoing bombing and reconnaissance work. The delivery timeline and full project scope remain under review.
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Washington
Bureau of Agronautics
Navy
Glen Martin Company
News
Martin Company
Underwood Plan Triumph Inches Past In Senate Fight
Washington Jan 14 The Underwood Muscle Shoals private leasing bill substituted for the Norris government operation plan after two hours of debate. The Jones substitute was rejected by a 43 40 38 vote, ending the immediate effort to pass the Underwood measure as McKellar’s similar substitute also failed. The roll call showed 0 in favor to 80 opposed, implying only a temporary halt to the extended Senate battle dating from the session's start.
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Washington
Senate
Norris
Johnnson
California
Linderwoold
McKellar
Tennessee
Jones
Fire destroys Hutchinson administration building and auditorium
Officials at the state re formatory checked for inmate escapes after a fire last night tore through the main administration building and adjoining auditorium in Hutchinson. Two cells were damaged before firefighters gained control despite low water pressure and cold weather. The blaze started on the second floor and spread through the structure assisted by a strong wind.
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Hutchinson
State Reformatory
Fire at prison yard hay barn causes major damage
A fire at a prison complex damaged property estimated at $300,000. A inmate, John Oliver, escaped but was recaptured late last night after claiming he rode out on a fire truck. Prisoners were moved to another building as the blaze started in a large hay barn during the main fire.
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John Qliver
Qliver
Tax revision eyed by Concordia attorney Van De Mark
Concordia Kansas January 10 M V B Van De Mark Republican senator elect from Cloud County urges tax law revision under a new constitutional amendment. He backs a tax on intangible property three mills and a gross production tax on oils and minerals. He served on key senate committees and favors changes to bank guaranty law and a two cent gasoline tax for roads with a $3 flat automobile license fee.
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Concordia
Kan
Associated ? Press
M. V. B. van de Mark
Gloud
Senate
Kansas
van de Mark
Minnesota
Xail‘roads
Anii Banks
Bank Prue
Lam
Tam
Thhe Cloud County Salon
Parole Law Revision Proposals to Be Heard at County Meet
Recommendations for revising the current state parole system will be presented before county members at an 8 o'clock Friday night session in the Chamber of Commerce building. A parole committee will read names and addresses and collect five cents for a trial package including Chamberlain products such as cough remedies and stomach tablets.
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C. PB. A
Chasabee of Commerce
Sresdlutions
Chamberlain Medicine
Chamberlain
Parole laws meeting at Chamber of Commerce building
A meeting with the Parale Laws group is scheduled Friday night at the Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber recently backed a parole law recommendation linked to a CPA sponsored estate program. Legislative leaders report lengthy study and attorney consultation to draft a parole system revision plan. Electrified sheep on a Western ranch reportedly boosted wool yield and lambs.
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Chamber of Commerce
C.P. A
Missouri
Ikram. Goal. Co
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Ley
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Guna
K. UM. C
Pennant
Merchants Bureau Executive Committee
Finland
State Agricultural College
James E.podle
Chicago Livestock Exchange
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Stockton
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Yeiay
Dwight Coburn
Heir of Agriculture
E. E. Prizell
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