Kansas Edges Oklahoma In Tight Robinson Gym Bout
Kansas held a slim two point edge to beat Oklahoma 21 to 19 at Robinson gym, extending the Jayhawks’ win streak to twenty-nine. Ackerman led with five field goals, McBride added three, and the Sooners trailed most of the second half as Kansas rallied from a 12–9 halftime deficit.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Robinson
Sason
Jayhawkers
Crimson
Blue Dusintet
Mesty
Soa
Quigley
Mosby
McBride
Wheeler
Black
Ruppert
Sooners
Wallace
Oklahomans
Ackerman
Heckert
Soal
Unegle
Engle
Drayhawkers
Blue
Blackny
Feld
Portrp Ruppert
Unlap
Goodwin
Porte Black
Goes Ackerman
Belgard
Fisher Too Busy to Sign Lawrence Lightweight Title Bout
Lawrence claimants Fisher and Roscoe dispute the plan for a world lightweight championship match. Roscoe posted forfeit money and met Fisher and his manager in St. Louis, then Decatur WI, but no definite arrangement emerged. Roscoe returned to Lawrence without clear commitment, renews question over Fisher’s willingness to risk a title bid.
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Jack Fisher
Bobby Roscoe
Lawrence
Nat Jong Aso Fisher
Roscoe
St. Louis
Fisher
Kansas Iowa Mile Relay to Meet at Convention Hall
The University of Kansas will face the University of Iowa in a mile relay at Convention Hall during the Kansas City Athletic Club meet announced by Connehy Schlademan. Scheduled for February 9, this indoor event opens the spring season with top teams from the two schools vying for supremacy. The Kansas team is expected to edge the Hawkeyes, though Iowa may hold a slight advantage.
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University of Kansas
University of Iowa
Kansas City Athletic Club
Connehy K .Schlademan
Convention ‘Hall
Kansas-Iowa
Jayhawkers
L E S Team To Emporia Tonight In Big High School Tilt
L E S plans a trip to Emporia to meet its high school team tonight, then return to Lawrence for the home opener against Horton tomorrow. The Haskell team returned from its abroad trip, winning two of four games against Midland College and the Geneva Indians, and losing to Creighton. Toots Mondt defeated Michel Zongoiwiex in straight falls in a Tulsa wrestling match with first fall in 1 28 and second in 15 minutes. E O Elks No 595 meet Wednesday for important business and gifts with stock drawing details. The composer of Kathledi Mavoureen earned twenty five dollars for his famous song.
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Emporia
Lawrence
Horton
Haskell
Fremont
Nebraska
Midland College
Geneva Indians
Creighton
Bunn Scouting Huskers Kansas Aggie Game
John Bunn freshman coach will scout Nebraska Kansas game in Manhattan tomorrow. Nebraska on a three day trip after Aggieville to Lawrence for a Kansas game Friday then to Norman for a Oklahoma game Saturday night. George Bromell will referee Linwood Eudora game in Linwood Friday night. Robinson will officiate Kalona Perry game in Oska loosa tonight and a Stilwell high school game Friday.
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John Bunn
Nebraska
Thriller Kansas Kansas basketball clash thrills Oklahoma
Oklahoma and Kansas dueled from the opening tip with a frantic finish as the Sooners led early and Kansas surged to claim a narrow comeback victory. Key moments included Engel and Mosby sparking Kansas, while McDermott praised his five starters after the hard fought home loss.
German Budget Analyzed By Reparations Experts In Paris
Baron Maurice Houtart of Helim led a session of the Dawes committee analyzing the German budget. Dawes and experts questioned him on German money and the currency system as the panel prepares a practical plan to restore German finances and fund reparations. The group plans further investigations before proposing a concrete program. Reichsbank president Schickedanz accepts invitation to Paris for further discussion.
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Paris
Associated Press
Baron Maurice Houtart
Helim
Charles Ey Dawes
Robert Kindersley
Finland
Albert Pirelli
Italy
M. Parmentier
Pranece
Dawes
Crt
Sug Arestunt
Scha Ft, Beet
Reidhytae 2
Germany
Berlin
Janu
Dy. Sch
Reichsbank
U S Cruiser Richmond Aids Tacoma Grounding
The light cruiser Richmond en route to Panama was radioed to assist the cruiser Tacoma, which ran aground on Banquillas Reef near Vera Cruz. Tacoma requested two strong tugs from the American consul as two hours remained to free the vessel, per Hydrographic Office reports from Galveston dated January 10.
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Washington
Richmond
New Orleans
Panama
Tacoma
Banquillas Reef
Vera Cruz
Galveston
Tex
United States
Banquillas Reefs
Dix
Naval Station
Sain
Bank Reopens In Topeka After August Closure
The Bird City State Bank in Cheyenne county Kansas reopened on January 16 under state supervision. The bank carries a $25,000 capitalization with Walter Burr as president and J A Edison serving as cashier.
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Kansas Bank
Topeka
Kan
Bird City State Bank
State’s
Anex OG. J. Peterson
Bird & S
Cheyenne County
Kansas
Walter Burr
J. A. Edison
Do Heavy Meals Begin to Tell
An old-time digested tale warns heavy meals cause heaviness gas and dyspepsia. It praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for an alkaline aid that absorbs gas relieves pressure and aids digestion enabling meals like pork and cabbage pie sausage buckwheats or steak and onions to go down with no distress.
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Stuart
Sentenced Bank Robber Pleads Guilty in Kansas Case
Ver non Brackens pleaded guilty to bank robbery and received an indeterminate sentence of ten to twenty-one years at hard labor in the Kansas state penitentiary at Lansing. John Taylor, linked to the Tyro Statue bank robbery nearby, also pled guilty and drew a similar sentence. Arrests followed in Oklahoma after the Tyro robbery.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Non Brackens
Jd. W. Holdren
Montgomery County District Court
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
John Taylor
Bracklens
Tyro Statue
Tyro
Montgomery County
Oklahoma
Here
Rebels Reinforced As Forces Reach Tampico
Galveston reports 900 men, horses, and equipment arriving under General Moran at Tuxpam, strengthening rebel forces. Advices from Vera Cruz via Adolfo Jimines say revolutionary troops close to Tampico, with a coordinated land and water attack imminent.
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Galveston
Tex
Dase Moran
Tuxpam
Vera Cruz
Adolfo Jimines
de la Huerta
Tampico
Oil Shortage Warned By Sinclair Ahead Of Voyage
Harry P. F. Sinclair, an operator, warns of a serious oil shortage as production lags behind consumption in the United States. He plans a six week overseas trip to inspect demand abroad.
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Sinclair
New York
Jan. Lé
Harry PF. Sinclair
Population Shifts to Cities in Kansas
In Emporia on January 16, A C Davis, national secretary, said twenty percent of the agricultural population has moved to cities in the last decade and warned that another twenty percent may follow if Kansas keeps its high wheat production rate.
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Emporia
Janu
A. C. Davis
Kansas
Tery Davis
Eggs fall in Wichita market as cold weather hits prices
Low temperatures in Wichita Kansas pushed egg prices up from 8 to 13 cents a dozen with dealers predicting further rises if the cold persists. In Wicklow Ireland, historic gold mines produced about 50 660 dollars worth of gold in a past period.
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Ifigher
Wichita
Kansas
Wicklow
Ireland
Virginia Senate Prohibition Resolution Introduced
Senator Barron of Norfolk introduced a resolution asking Congress to confine federal enforcement of prohibition to national activities like importation of Vey Quer and leave domestic issues to the states. The measure was referred to a committee for action.
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Richmond
Congress
Virginia Senate
Barron
Norfolk
Clerks Can't Keep Warm in Peking Ministry
Peking reports a ministry of education staff unable to heat their offices due to lack of funds. Workers crowd into small rooms, without hot tea, as fuel money is unavailable. Other items note Paris economist Poincare seeking cabinet cuts to save 500 to 600 million francs annually.
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Peking
Associated Press
Ministry of Education
Lmit
Poincare
Paris
Local Social Notes From Baldwin and Lawrence Area
A series of brief social items lists visits and errands around Baldwin and Lawrence. People such as Lewis Georgi Noah Weimer Dave Wray and John Dailey are mentioned with a pattern of Sunday calls Saturday visits and farm chores including hog butchering and apple gathering. The notes note illnesses and farm activities as neighbors share travel and family visits.
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Joh Dailey
Baldwin
Lewis Georgii
Weimer
Lawrence
Henry Landis
John Southard
Dave Wray
Lester Reed
Lawson Ad
Robert Norment
City
John Dailey
Lewis Georgi
Noah Weimer
Ernest
Will Pomroy
Glen McQueen
Cave ‘Ray
Juhi Vorbaugh
Verne Neety
Join’ Charehbaugh
Joe Bleakley
Charehbaugh
Myr
Charles
Hassinger
Jim Kassinger
Frank Cadwell
Campbell
Wray
Lawrence man and Kansas City woman receive marriage license
Tierbert B. Bullene of Lawrence and Carla Monroe of Kansas City were granted a marriage license by Probate Judge Menger this morning.
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Tierbert B. Bullene
Lawrence
Carla Monroe
Kansas City
Menger
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