Haskell Indians Triumph Over M C A Team at Lincoln
The Haskell Indian basketball team earned their third win on a special tour by defeating the M C A five at Lincoln Neb last night. Shields was forced out with a broken finger, Gayon stepped in, Gougoo scored twice in the late minutes, and Haskell held a 23 to 15 margin at the end. Oliver and Fala starred for the Indians as their next game was set against Omaha M C A tonight.
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Haskell Indian
Sve
Sericea
Dafe Ting
M.C
Lincoln
Tba Scora
Bat
Bard Geing
Shields
Haskel
Anita
M.C. A
Oliver
Fala
Indians
Y. Omaha
The Game Keeper at Bowersock's Opera House
When The Game Keeper was produced in New York two years prior critics urged prosecution for absorbing interest. The play portrays all types of society with stirring situations and dramatic episodes. Jack Wiley as Dolly Nobles and Tommy Giggs revive Lola Hames and Lucia Zerby for a Thursday performance. Blanche Lyons offers vocal instruction to a few students at her studio near Dick's Drug Store. Street crews cleared dirt from paved streets in town today.
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New York
Tire Corpse Critica
Lagothoe Con
T. Murphy
Hera Comae
Goore
Bowersock’s
Opera House
Thoraday
Jack Wary
Dolly Nobles
Tommy Giggs
Lola Hames
Lucia Zerby
Bohemia
Blanche Lyons
Toiaanda
Tos Busisess
Washington Post resolves gift of sword and belt to Comrade General J N Roberts
The Washington Post in regular session adopts resolutions thanking Comrade General J N Roberts for presenting a sword and belt. It expresses pride yet humility in receiving the prize and hopes the weapon will unite comrades and encourage vigilance in defending order. Minutes copied and distributed, donor notified. Also notes goods from Smith's News Depot and Wilder Bros offerings at 1009 Ohio Street.
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Washington Post
J. N. Roberts
Palmer
Ed Mank
St Churchill Adjjutant
Lawrence
Ohio Street
Sea Wilder Bros
California G L Marion at Lawrence Show January Twenty Seventh
California G L Marion previews an in town show on January 27 with a strong company led by Rae Gronsen and a bevy of pretty performers. The attraction is described as stronger than the average touring act reaching Lawrence.
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Californi
G. L. Marion
California
Marion
Lawaence
Rae Gronsen
Innes
Lawrence Social News and Marriage Quiet in Topeka
Topeka society learned of the marriage of Miss Marie Johnson to Mr. William Bowers in Lawrence yesterday. The event was kept quiet and followed a romance begun three years ago at school. A camera club meeting at the Moore residence discussed business matters and planned future talks. The Lawrence Whiat Club hosted a gathering with guests including Misses Kilworth, Hatch, and Murphy and featured hand painted scorecards and a serving. Numerous locals and visitors from Topeka, Ottawa, Baldwin, and Kansas City were noted in attendance or travel, with various social visits and small events described throughout the day.
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Topeka
Amere Cink
Camera Club
Dev. J. T. Moore
Stimpson
Lawrence Whiat Club
Jobo Kilworth
Misa Gartrade
Kansas City
Sta
W. J, Flinton
Wo -Mickle
Tir
Jobo Gosdoo
J. N. Garden
Ralph Hofman
Enterprise
Kansas
Lawrence
Sigma Chis
Maud Kilboro
Clara
Engel
Herman
Smith
C.H. Qeikers
Ottawa
Brack Smith
H Brown
G K. Flord
FP. Rasdall
A. P Halts
Kanesaz City
Emma Barteldes
Olga Barteldes
Bou
F. A. Cocns
Lula Bhiy Motoigg
Katherina Morlett
Keetrude Sellards
DC. Montgomery
A. A. Carlson
L. Lathhalz
Endore
Eila
Elizabeth Keso
Reno
Laurence
F. D Morse
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Arg
Isase Stroda
Culver
M. H Sanderson
God Family
George A. Esterly
Ace
George Robert
D E Esterly
Margaret Racmond
Abo
Cora Hare
Aleed Rudige Leavenworth
A.B Glathart
Wenterm
Phi Game
Edith Phillips
Minsey Barons
W. T. Sinclair
Misa Marie Morris
Hiawatha
Doonevan People Plan Travel and Club Event
Last evening Doonevan Kansas residents A H Wine Will Stiner Will Sayre and Mrs Fred Clark plan trips and hosting duties with St Louis Kensen City and St Louis trips indicated Embroidery sale at The Fair offers widths from 6 to 14 inches with prices and new Torchon laces Medici patterns listed.
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Doonevan
Kansas
West
A. H. Wine
St. Louis
Will Stiner
Kensen City
ZC Club
Fred Clark
Lane University Stay Decision Marks Church School Policy
The church board in Dayton Ohio discussed Lane University and Campbell College at Holton. It set conditions for establishing a Holton school including endowment and church title, and required church sanction for new schools. The report notes stock offers and a pledge toward endowment, with broader church education policy and local notices about a funeral, moves, sales, and other items.
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Supreme Court of the United Brothers Church
Mat
Dayton
Ohio
Kansas
Ehurch i
Lae University
Campbell College
Holton
Pertios
Questiol
Board of Education
Church of the United Brethren of Christ
Holion
Lane University
Bay Bron Tha
Ktyostroo
Heatth, Wash
Lane
Seattle Wash
Ars
Air
Srn
Stanford University of
City Council debate on curb and street paving reductions
At last night’s adjourned city council session Mayor Selig led discussions over appraisals for curbing Kentucky Street and paving an alley along Massachusetts Street. Valuations were reduced for inside Vermont Street lots. corner and nearby lots saw increases. The meeting approved the lowered appraisals and approved a Morris Street rock downslope project under city supervision. A proposed exclusive coal-digging franchise for Kew Valley Coal Co. was tabled. An injury claim from a Kentucky and Winthrop crossing was settled for 62 dollars. Burial tomorrow for Win. McCobbs and a property tax warrant round up were noted.
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Impertaet Bupleasa
Kvemiog
Selig
Kram
Kentucky
Sioclsi
Vermont Street
Winthrop
Hoeaty
Varmont and
Heary Streets
Wisthrop and
Varmont
Morris Street
Morris Atreet
Massachusatts
Theorth
Haskell Rock
Ingiagar
Kew
M. J. Goodnight
Cole
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Pidckoay Street
West End
A. Chris Tagsog
Hillis
Orcharacs
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Washington
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Ycu
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Putia
Kraam
Deoggista
Wilder Bros
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Goc Ock
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P. Leonard
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Warren Street
Kent Room
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Offes
Owen Gas
Massachusetts Atreet
M. J.skofstad
Fur Sweet
Orr & Co
G. A. Hamman
PK Bros
Paul Learnard
Wole
Andrew Eberhart
Department
South Lawrence
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Thashs
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Smith's Mews
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NS Pan Station
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R. H. Knox
Foot of
Lew Hamtpshire Ateret
NEW England Furniture & Undertaking CO
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Woden
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Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Frank Starkenan
D. Hi. Robinson
Ohio Atrenal
Gomer Thomas
LE. F. Brown
Johnson
Mndiaa Territory
C. B. Allen
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E.G. Eldridge
Epent
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al Tarbert
Nellie Rickerson
James Eldridge
Edga Gardner
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W. H. Exton
Oak Fill Cemetery
Washington L'Art No. 1A
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J. M. Knight
Topaka
Riley
Counch
McCobbs
Tin Hame
Leavenworth County
Murney
John N Deemer
Gale Finh
Gansca Bose
Atore
Arthur Marks
Second Ward
J. M. Neville
Rhode Island Street
Hubbard Squash
Norton & Bro
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EB. F. Merie
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