Kansas likely to shuffle lineup for Thursday clash
University of Kansas basketball eyes changes in the lineup for Thursday's game with the KG-AC team. Coach F C Allen hints at adjustments as guards Gale Gordon and Westport’s Clif Campbell may start or shift positions, with Captain Tustan Ackerman set for center or forward.
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Clif Campbell
Westport
Campbell
Pete” Peterson
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Blue Diamonds
Blue Diamond
Tustan Ackerman
Kansas basketball fans to gather at Convention hall
A special Kan sas basketball fans section A will be reserved at the Kansas K C A game Thursday evening. Dr F C Allen reports from Dr J A Reilly that the University band will not travel while Cheerleader Bob Roberts and several students go. Tickets are on sale at the Kansas City athletic club.
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Investigation ordered into Giants bribery scandal
District Attorney Banton in New York ordered an investigation into the baseball bribery case involving Cosy Dolan and Jimmy O Connell of the New York Giants and infielder Heinie Sand of the Philadelphia Nationals. A grand jury presentation will follow if the probe warrants action under a special state law on baseball bribery. He received a transcript of all testimony from Baseball Commissioner Landis. Also reported: Kansas Aggies tie for second with a 35 17 win over Drake at Manhattan. Oklahoma defeated Ames 27 24 at Norman. Scores from last night include Kansas Aggies 33 Drake 47 at Whattan. Driver listed Buick 66 Five passenger touring. Butler Sanderson Motor Co.
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Manhattan
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Bulldogs
Oklahoma
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Ames “Cyclones
Sooners
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Northeast Kansas high school hoop league preview
The Northeast Kansas league heads into weekends after two weeks. Lawrence faces Leavenworth and Rosedale while Kansas City Kansas and Olathe duel on court. Leavenworth sits near last place with Horton. Rosedale aims to avenge a lone early loss, and expect lineup changes as Andy McDonald readies the Red and Black amid looming tests against Topeka and others.
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McDonald's Cagers
Kansas City
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Balloon races set date for St Joseph event
Kansas City Jan 26 executive committee of the St Joseph Missouri aeronautic association meets at noon tomorrow to fix the date for the seventeenth annual national elimination balloon races in St Joseph. Carl H Wolfley governor at large of the national aeronautical association announced. Races were held last year in San Antonio. Early date needed as international races are set for June 7 in Europe.
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Reorganization Aims for Kansas City Orient Rail Link
Wichita Kans Jan 19 Reorganization of the Kansas City Mexico and Orient railroad within weeks could enable a Chihuahua Mexico extension, says general manager I H Shaufier. Receiver W T Kemper Orient attorney Clifford C Histed and E A Boyd are in Washington attending an ICC hearing on freight rates. The plan envisions new lines to connect unfinished links left by Arthur Stilwell where freight business justifies the cost.
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I. H. Shautler
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Clifford C. Histed
Orient
E. A. Boyd
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kemper
Arthur Stilwell
Shaufier
Fashion and ceremony shape European dress across eras
A reflection on formal wear and social codes contrasts the pomp of gold buttons, silk hats, and cutaway coats with American practicality. The author notes how formal dress elevates manners, while many avoid exaggerated fashion, yet a touch of ceremony maintains dignity and decorum in society.
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America
James Smith
Bex
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Bo Wey
Boxing grows in Argentina as tax revenue tops 152000 pesos
The Buenos Aires municipal revenue bureau reports 152000 pesos in taxes on professional boxing from February to October, amounting to ten percent of total gate money since February 10 when the act took effect. Boxing, boosted by Luis Firpo's fame in the United States, now thrives with hundreds of clubs nationwide and nightly bouts drawing crowds from 3000 to nearly 20000, with regional South American tournaments featuring Argentina, Chile and Uruguay.
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Luis‘ Firpo
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Berlin uses dogs to dodge dog tax in macabre auction
The Berlin city tax office issues a decree to pawn delinquent dogs by attaching a collar tag. If owners refuse to pay, a public auction is held for the animals. The lowest bid equals the unpaid tax, otherwise the city refunds the tax department from a special fund. Dogs are sent to a kennel where a veterinarian ends their lives.
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Associated Press
Lankwitz
Washington labor pact pain adds tariff on imports
Government proposes a labor act enforceable Jan. 20 to punish non ratification of the Washington labor agreement. It allows raising tariffs on certain countries by up to one third with approval of a National Council committee. The measure, drafted by Dr Raué, targets nations with poor labor conditions. It mentions Parker Dupfeld pens and local ads, noting Ford tow truck for sale and 200,000 former residents in Southern California.
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Inigres Aml
Liniem
Virginia begins fraud trial over Sky Securities case
Staunton Virginia January 20 Associated Press the Commonwealth will read into court records a sweeping fraud case centered on the Blue Sky Securities operation. Twenty men face indictments in Augusta County with counts alleging misrepresentation and stock manipulation involving the American Fuel Company and coal lands in West Virginia. Key figures include W P Cubberly Tren ton NJ president and William A Benjamin secretary and general manager. The scheme claimed wealth and coal assets while funds went to Benjamin, with trial tied to removal from Pennsylvania authorities.
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Circuit ‘Court
Augusta County
Nigevican Fuel Company
West Virwly Ft
Virginia
H. C. Johnson
Philadelphia
J. E. Bassett
James B. Lambert
John McClintock
Jesse R. Clover
Elkton
Henry C. Deming
Harrisburg
E. D. Smith
M. B. Whitmore
Mt. Solon
American Fuel Company
J. R. Cover
West Virginia
William A. Benjamin
Benjamin
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Arch ie Level Faces Liquor Charge in District Court
Archie Level a colored man alias Sat intop stands trial in February district court on liquor possession. He is jailed after failing to bond and was arrested by city police for having a pint of liquor. Level has prior penitentiary terms for liquor violations and may be charged as a persistent violator if convicted.
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Latintop
Electorates Rally Around Bird Candidate in Kansas Election
In Kansas schools students campaign for a symbolic bird election with candidates like Bob Dite backed by Gov. Davis and J. C. Mohjer of the state board of agriculture. Mrs Jennie Wren leads roaming rights but rivals include robin, meadowlark, cardinal, blue jay as children learn the process statewide.
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Questit Aires
Sefty
Roamin
Conast
Kansas
Ena
Topeka Visitors and County News Highlight Local Events
Bi monthly exams for school children, local travel to Topeka for visits by Glenn Morriss and John French, and W. B. Glenn with a hog shipment to Lawrence. Mr Glenn accompanies the driver. Oil and gas barrels kept full by farmers to bridge shortages. Mrs G M Bahnmaier entertained at the Glenn home. Clarence Dark assists brother Sam during illness. Matneys take son Clarence home from St Francis hospital. Mrs W H Birtel and sister accompany burial party to Augusta Hinvis. Wm Arnold attends Birtel funeral in Tapeksa. Lancaster injures horse on icy roads. Protracted meetings at Unified Brethren Church, Big Springs, well attended.
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John French
Topeka
Mes
W. B. Glenn
Harry Fulton
Harris
Lecompton
Lawrence
W. H. Glenn
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Mro
G. M. Bahnmaier
U. S. Glenn
Clarence Dark
Sam Dark
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John Matney
Clarence
St. Francis Hospital
W. H. Birtel
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Sanders
Tapeksa- Wm
Lancaster
Big Springs
Farm Bureau Organization
Douglas County Farm Bureau
S. S. Holloway
Gus Noe
Wm. Plateman
Mac. Watts
John Holloway
Elmer “Kettering
Meade Harris
S. L. Dark
Sam Dark, Jr
Jack Hunt
Tulia, Meere
Macon Woman Recovers After Using Vegetable Compound
Mrs. PF B Headden of Macon Georgia testifies that after two weeks on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she rose from bed unaided and regained strength following a Change of Life illness. She endorses the product and invites letters. The ad notes a nationwide canvass reporting 98 percent benefit from the remedy.
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Headden
Macon
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Lydia E.pinkaham
Srye
B. Headden
Holt Avenue
Lydia E!pinkham
Paints and wood finishes advertised in paper
Paints varnishes enamels Valgpar Vitralite Johnsons wax wood dyes floor and wall finishes Japaline alabastine listed in traditional hardware ad segment.
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Johnson's
Farm Bureau notices and community updates at Big Springs
Residents attended a Farm Bureau gathering in Big Springs with several members traveling by car from the Big Springs unit to a Douglas County meeting. Hog shipments to Lawrence were reported and neighbors cared for homes and stock while others were away. A local infant illness and a New Year reputation remark were noted among community events.
Poland rejects silver coin consignments from two mints
Warsaw reports both consignments of silver coins from the United States Mint in Philadelphia and the British Royal Mint in Birmingham were found unsatisfactory. The British mint sent a director to Poland to inspect the private minting after Poland’s report. Defective coins will be withdrawn and reminted with dies compatible to Polish standards to ensure Poland suffers no loss on the first consignment.
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Associated Press
Poland
United States
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Royal ’Mint
England
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promoted By McCoy Laboratories
An advertisement urges men to take Cod Liver Oil tablets to gain healthy flesh and look stronger. It touts sugar coated tablets from McCoy Laboratories of New York, sold at city drug stores, with a guarantee of five pounds in 30 days or a refund. It also claims a woman gained 15 pounds in six weeks and promises benefits for children and the elderly.
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New York
Mce Coy
City Drug Store
Round Corner Drug Store
Rankin's Drug Store
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