Kansas Narrowly Edges Missouri In Col umbia Thriller
In a hard fought finish at Columbia Kansas rallied in the final minutes to nip Missouri 21 to 19. Jayhawker guards harried Browning and Bowman while Endacott delivered a key late shot as Kansas strengthens its lead in the valley standings and prepares to meet Washington in St. Louis.
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Tiger Court
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Missourian
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Ackerman
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Tiger
Washington Pikers
Oklahoma
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Lester
Aurot
Hays
Aii Eree
Ke.c. Quigley
St. Marys
College
Leslie Edmonds
Ottawa
University
Grade School Games Steam For Chamber of Commerce Meet
A Grade School basketball tournament at the Chamber of Commerce gym draws large crowds. In sixth grade Pinckney beat Lincoln 2 0 and Woodlawn beat Quincy 11 to 0. Fifth grade York beat Measter 14 to 3 as Woodlawn toppled Pinckney 14 to 0. Quincy defeating Cordley, and semifinals feature Pinckney vs Coglatta and Bealaster vs Lincoln.
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Chamber of Commerce
Gymnnass
Jum
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Lincoln
Woodlawn
Quincy
Allaster
York
Chanute Chooses Upsets in Fast Weekend Basketball Card
Chanute's fast breaking team hosts Lawrence High on Friday in a clash expected to test both squads. Lawrence then travels Saturday to Kansas City to meet Kansas City Kansas. a win would offset early season losses. Veterans Schmidt and Proudfit starred last season as high school fans pursue season tickets at the high school office.
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Kansas
Haskell Indians to Play Marines in New York City
Haskell is set to face the Quantico Marines in New York City on November 17 at the new Yankee Stadium marking the first eastern appearance for the western Indian school. The game replaces one with Emporia Normals after coach Hargiss agreed to cancel that contest. The 1923 Haskell schedule is complete except for a November 9 game at Lawrence.
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Emporia
Haskell
Lawrence
Indians Return From Five Game Basketball Trip
The Haskell Indians finished a five game tour with two wins and three losses. They beat Genoa Indian School by a narrow margin and lost to Creighton College and the Hillyard team of St Joseph. They have a home game against Kansas City College of Osteopathy scheduled tomorrow night at 8 o clock at Haskell gymnasium.
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Creighton College
Hillyard
St. Joseph
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Osttha
Haskell
Kansas City College of Osteopathy
Haskell Gymnasium
Valley standings: Fred Albro fined for alleged intoxication
Fred Albro was fined $10 yesterday morning in a police court trial for alleged intoxication and was released from the city jail.
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Fred ‘Albro
Meeting of National Hardware Association in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs RG attended a National Hardware Association meeting in Kansas City today. They will return to Lawrence tonight. The courthouse closed this afternoon for D Bishop funeral. An entertainment by St James M E church North Lawrence Board of Stewardesses Friday January 19 to honor pastor Rev and Mrs J W Johnson. Quilt race that night with Mrs Lucy Brown and Mrs Ines Hackley as runners admission free. Suiny pres Nettie McKissack secretary. Job printing Journal World.
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National Hardware ‘and ‘Implement Association
Kansas City
Lawrence
St. James M. E
Two Arkansas railroad strikers jailed after bridge fire
Luther Wise of Harrison and Red Orr of Everton were sentenced to seven to ten years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to charges arising from the burning of a Missouri and North Arkansas railroad bridge near Harrison. The sentence was handed down by Circuit Judge J. M. Shirin and the men were later transported to Bergman for imprisonment. A Times-Record dispatch reports that twenty strikers were involved, with citizens at Leslie reacting last night.
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Citizens Committee
Harrison, Ark
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Ark
Missouri
North Arkansas ‘Railroad
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Record
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Enrollment Schedule Set for University Semester
The University announces enrollment for the next semester for the liberal arts and sciences college on Monday and Tuesday January 29 and 30. Students enroll by initial name letter, with changes allowed Saturday morning. A $1 late fee applies if not enrolled, with freshmen using the west door of Robinson Gym, others the east door. Transcript cards trigger enrollment steps under Dean Brandt, Orpha Harding, and Stanley Learned.
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College of Liberal Arts, and Sciences
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Ium
Vvmana
Orpha Harding
W. 8
G. A
Stanley
J R. Brandt
Pacific ratification gains support in Washington conference
The foreign affairs sub-commission of the chamber of deputies endorsed Deputy Naldy’s report in ten days in favor of ratifying the Washington conference agreement on the Pacific. Elsewhere Miron and others discuss drilling in the Baku oil fields to prepare for actual operations. A fire damaged a wash house and Rotary hosts at Delta Upsilon house welcomed a guest.
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Paris
Cassociated Press
Chamber, of Deputies
Naldy
Tenday
Washington
The
Pacific
Faron
New York
Mironi ‘ Uld
Hanya
Baku
Russia
Ft. Jmegane
Lynde Herbert -Whe
Delta ‘Upsilon
Chamber of Commerce Okays January Sales Day Plan
A Friday meeting of the Better Business Bureau voted to hold a January sales day this month. Charlie Decker, president, named a committee to canvass blocks on Massachusetts Street to boost attendance and sales. Plans include new officers this year and a review of sales day policy.
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Chamber’ of Commerce
A. Conamittee
Massachusetts
Charlie Decker
Business Bureau
Organize Wheat Pool Aims To Sell 1938 Crop Through Agency
Kansas Farmers Union plans a state wheat pool to operate its own selling agency. The 1938 crop contract force nears 6,680,000 bushels, with Union officials reporting rapid signups. John Trombie, president, named a five man district committee to unify sections and balance director representation.
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Topeka
Kansas Farmers’ “Union
Willeerie
Daniel F. Texs
Tomorow
As ‘Sociation
Ita
John Trombie
Farmers’ Union
Real Estate Transfers in Douglas County Kansas Listings
A long list of 19th century real estate transfers in Douglas County Kansas shows parcels, tracts, and lots conveyed between multiple individuals and entities. Values range from 1 to 5 300 dollars with deeds noting sections and townships such as sec 7 twp 14 range 7. The fragment ends with a note about Millicent Woodward, a champion typewriter who writes at high speed and can dictate results while blindfolded.
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Friends
Chas. T. Husted
Acre
Tda
M. Ward
Elbert J. Tuttle
Pa St
Annie
Weibel
G. H. Thomas
Sinclair
Lawrence
Cartie Poor
A. Wright
Caroline Bohnseck
Grace Musick
Everett
D. J. Redon
Quay
Sarah Isobel Benedict
J. M. Johnson
James At
Baldwing
Douglas County
W. H.johns
Ralph’ Lawrence
Olmstead
W. Lawrence
Fred Jackson
N. Lawrence
Henry.Boener
Geo. Mayer
N. “Lawrence
W. Ay
W. Eggert
Ida M. Eggert
N. J. St. Lawrence
Curtis
Sarah E. ‘Wairidie
Jacob ‘Weikum
County Roads Report From Engineer Trueblood
County Engineer Trueblood returns from a road survey noting Stull Clinton and Relydir roads in excellent shape while Eudora road with viet soil causes holes and hard repairs. Workers haul materials for spring bridge construction with several new bridges planned and Roger Williams bridge nearing completion.
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Stull
Clinton
Eudora
Roger Williams
Greece Accused of Albanians Cruelty by Albanian Minister
Mehmed Bey Konitza, Albanian minister in London, cites reports of Greek civil and military authorities terrorizing Albanians in Tchaouria near Corfu. He details enslavement, beatings, and the forced march of villagers, urging Britain and America to aid Albanians. He warns Greeks in Greece face similar fears. Also notes Madagascar radium deposits could yield 40 to 60 grains annually, about half the world’s supply.
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Greece
Secordigg
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Tchamouria
Corfu
Conference of
Asia Minor
M. Konitaz
Nace
Bakieke
Albania
Great
Britain
America
Madagascar
Tecroix
French Academy of Science
Lecroix
Betafe
Deaths and Funerals Prompt Local Obituaries
Mrs. A Voelkner died Sunday and services were mis announced for today at 2 30 in the Lutheran church. They will be held tomorrow at 2 30 in the same church with Rev N D Goehring in charge. Burial in Maple Grove cemetery. Margaret Buchheim 85 died yesterday afternoon at her son Samuel Buchheim’s home eight miles west of Lawrence. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm from the home, burial in Stull cemetery. James M Davis founder of Friends University in Wichita died last night in Pasadena Cal. He grew up in the county and will be buried in Pasadena beside his wife Florence Hedger Duke. Florence Hedger Duke KU chemistry graduate 1904 taught in Weir City Pittsburg Kans as a lab instructor later helped start the Y M C A building project. She joined the University staff in 1907 and married Ernest Duke June 11 1911. Surviving are two children David Hedger and William Caskey. The Duke family has long ties to local education.
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Im -Washin
Journal-World
Lutheran Church
Lithéran
N. D. Goehring
Maple Grove ‘Cemetery
Margaret Buchheim
Margaret’ Buchheim
Samuel Buchheim
Lawrence
Stull
James M. Davis Ward
Pasadena
Cal
James M. Davis
Friends University
Wichita
Mr. Davis
North Carolina
Douglas County
Florence Hedger Duke
Florence Hedger
Duke
University of Kansas
Weir City
Pittsburg
Kansas
University
Arried
Ernest , Duke
Rostdale
David Hedger
William Caskey
Notable Educator Laid To Rest in Local Service
The obituary recalls Mrs. Duke as a devoted teacher with high ability who nurtured students and supported their talents. Active in the Altarian church work in Lawrence she endured months of illness and traveled by wheelchair with steadfast spirit. She was buried at Oak Hill on Wednesday January 17 with pallbearers Dr H P Cady C B Hosford F W Kingsbury G W Hackman and W B Brown and funeral services led by Dr Hislop. Clifford Trine age 20 was found dead Sunday morning between Union Pacific tracks near Buck Creek and buried at Iola. The British army numbers 215000 men.
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aLterian
Duke
Oak Hill
H. P. Cady
C.‘B. Hosford
F. W. Kingsbury
G. W. Hackman
W. B. Brown
Hislop
Clifford Trine
Union Pacific
Buck Creek
Iola
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Funeral services for Albert Wazigs held at Fink's chapel
The funeral for Albert Wazigs, accompanied by the body, was held yesterday afternoon at Fink's chapel with Rev E T McFarland presiding. The body will be taken from the station to Oak Cemetery for burial. Wazigs was widely known among foreign students at St Louis University.
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