Jayhawkers Meet Aggie Five Tonight
The Nebraska Jayhawks face the Aggies in a home court clash tonight with Kaiser and Cole out and Heath sidelined by a badly sprained wrist. Expect tight defense as Brer and Cele lead the visitors while Nebr carries Sproull Sorenson Wear Dunmire Marks in a five man lineup.
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Eward
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Dunmire
Marks
Watch Sellers Fined in Paliees Case
Police charged several watch sellers with petty trading offenses after a raiding operation in Paliees. Authorities report confiscations and fines issued as part of a broader crackdown on unregulated sales and counterfeit goods.
Unclear Weather Chronicle Mentions Cold Spike and City Reach
The fragment references temperature shifts and a cold spell affecting Leta City and nearby areas. It notes readings around seven to eight degrees and mentions multiple places and terms, but the passage is fragmented and difficult to parse for a coherent story or date.
Topeka Breaks Record Amid Snowbound Night
A Topeka event sets a new record as heavy snowfall blankets the city. Officials and residents endure wintry conditions with temperatures dropping, transport disrupted, and local services strained.
Supper Well Attended at Belleview Grange Program
The Belleview Grange held a well attended event last Saturday featuring readings and essays before a social hour with supper. Attendees enjoyed the program and felt closer to neighbors after the evening.
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Brijay
Grange
Belleview Grange
Cottage Prayer Meetings Scheduled Around Mrs Prentice Home
Members of the Pappist church will hold cottage prayer meetings tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs Hesnolds on Deda wary near the 200 Meek. The event centers on Mrs Prentice J Dow and Mrs Babe Phal Joode.
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J. Dow
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Merchants Propose Three New Ordinances For Next Meeting
A Merchants Association requests three ordinances to curb false advertising and regulate peddling. They seek truthful ads, fixed pricing, and limited street solicitation to protect public health and ensure reliable advertising. The measures will be reviewed by the ordinance committee and Terre Lawrence city officials.
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Funeral notices for Isaac Hall That Revo Isaac
The funeral of Isaac That Revo Hall, who died yesterday, will be held at five o'clock tomorrow from the First Methodist hotel. Welte will conduct the service and interment will follow at Oak Tail cemetery. Poykins is in Caldwell on business.
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Kansas Weather Note Clipped for Yesterday and Today
Meteorology fragment notes yesterday morning and today afternoon with forecasted temperature. Mentions Marty Elonds and Friday evening, but details are incomplete.
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Marty Elonds
War between Kansas House and Senate over state appropriations
Open conflict emerges as the Republican House and Democratic Senate clash on state department and institutional funds. Reports indicate broad cuts and limited exceptions, with both chambers preparing to reconcile budgets amid urging for restraint and potential new laws.
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Escaped inmates flee burning hotel after snowbound escape
Warrow Y escaped death at Coyne Grove Kansas as fires devastated the Saddle Creek Hotel. In the panic Dan Kings, an engineer, barely survived cold and smoke while another man in a near fatal attempt to flee was rescued by Charles Reaves a brakeman who revived him and led both to safety just as the wall collapsed.
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Reaves
Dwo
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Che Wall
Wesleyan Gears Up For Ottawa College Clash
Wesleyan College's men’s team hosts Ottawa College after a string of practice wins over Salina’s squad. Salina’s lineup features Constant forward Boxer Ladd guards and R Beyer at center as they aim to slow Oklahoma style fast pace.
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Weselyn College
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Nan
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Ottawa College
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Ladd
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Belgian Editors Sentenced by Antwerp German Court
Several Belgian editors were sentenced to one and two months imprisonment at the latest session of the German military court in Antwerp. Charges are not listed.
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Amsterdam
Cour
Antwerp
Salina Defeats Haskell in Tight Indian Victory
Salina edged Haskell as Clemments led the Indians with half the field goals while Stover and Replacements closed the game. Flood and Constant contributed key scores as Salina held a slim lead through the second half.
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Omurt
Clements
Lorn
Salina
Cannon
J. BL Boyer
Eivyer
Hold Big Reunion for Four Day Scottish Rite Celebration
The Scottish Rite plans a major reunion starting February 9 lasting four days. A large class is expected with many already pledged. a quartet of university students will attend. The event opens with a banquet at 8:30 p m February 9 and plans cover sessions, speakers, and appointments for officers and staff.
Attempted death by self harm at Churchill home
This morning at about 11:21 Gail asked police to the home of AL Churchill 1210 Glen street. He attempted self harm by cutting his throat and stabbing his heart. Found on the bed fully clothed with blood. Conscious by 2 PM. Despondency thought to be cause. Churchill, a former bookkeeper, recently out of work.
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Watkins National Bank
Punish Perjurers in Divorce Cases in Kansas
Topeka January reports radical changes sought in Kansas divorce law. Representative Jocelyn of Sedgwick County, chair of the judiciary committee, urges allowing divorce proctors to jail perjurers and compel witness attendance across county lines to obtain truth in final hearings.
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House Committee On Judiciary
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Germans Press Back Russians Near Vistula Front
Russian army notes progress against German forces along the Vistula in East Prussia. Engagements on the left bank above Skemple drive back several German battalions as 100 prisoners and two machine guns are reported captured on the front’s right wing.
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Sorvine
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Claucia
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State Criminal Docket Set For February Term
The docket for the upcoming February term outlines cases including State vs Shook murder State vs Ramiels assault State vs Ferguson assault State vs Patterson assault Sparks perjury Anderson manslaughter and related matters. Several defendants are expected to plead guilty, shortening court time. Caldwell was a Kansas passenger noted in a brief morning report.
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Presidential Veto Blocks Immigration Bill
President M Mean vetoed the immigration bill and sent a message to Congress disapproving the proposed literacy and other restrictive tests. He argued the bill departs from long standing policy by limiting asylum and educational rights and questions the bill’s humane course and the citizenship duty it would impose.
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United States
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Kansas Board Elects University Newspaper Leaders
At the regular meeting of the Kansan beard last night the University student newspaper elected John M. Henry as editor Kay Clapper as managing editor and William Cady as exchange editor for the next semester. Seven new board members were named including Carolyn McNuit from City as the sole female member.
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Kay Clapper
William Cady
Star
Iron Macedonia
Jon
Kansan
Jol M. Gleissner
Ray Clapper
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kansas City Star
Carolyn McNuit
X City
Ha Ave
Fred Rewer
J. Me Miller
Ton]ald Davis
Paul
Senate Passes Hunting Bill Adds Regulation and School Reform
In Topeka Kansas the Senate passed a bill legalizing sale of firearms but restricting carrying without owner consent with fines up to 150 dollars. The measure also tightens hunting rules on private property and sets a consent requirement. Separate actions include creating a nine member Better School Commission for Kansas and raising teacher qualifications. A threshing machine licensing proposal aims to record yields for state statistics. Other measures address moving reformatory facilities, bridge construction rules, and expanding the State Historical Society bird collection display in the Memorial building.
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Uke
Humnal Worlds
Pallie Highway
Joseph
Butler County
Kansas
Nural
Louse Wade
Kansas Teachers Association
A. Hich Selina
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Unil
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School For the Hind
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Museum of the State Historical Socie United States
Forty-ninth Anniversary Turn Verein Celebrated Tonight
The Lawrence Turn Verein marks its forty-ninth anniversary at Turner Hall with an extensive program. Dr John Rudolph presides as president, Miss Brien and Mrs Rudolph sing a duet, and various classes perform speeches songs and gymnastic exhibitions. The Business Men's Class at the Y M C A meets after the basketball game and will follow with volleyball games.
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