Kansas Preparing for Husker Game
Kansas aims to stop Nebraska in Lincoln as the Mt Oread squad refines defense and a stronger scoring attack for the valley clash. Coach Allen works up a plan to counter long range shooting while preparing workouts on Haskell and Robinson courts before Friday practice. Team grades look favorable with no ineligibility yet. starter selection remains undecided.
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Crimson and Blue
Lawrence high heads to Ottawa for cage battle
Lawrence high school basketball travels to Ottawa tonight to face the Ottawa five in a non league clash. Coach McDonald mourns his father, will decide starters, and plans to use several players including Popplewell Kennedy Foresman Jones and Fearing as the game unfolds. Lawrence returns by 8:35 tomorrow morning and then meets Horton in Liberty Memorial Saturday.
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Ottawa
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J Lee Hanley
Pacific Coast
Retland
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Kennedy
Foresman
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Fearing
Lawrence Odd Fellows plan Linwood visit and homecoming
PLAN LINWOOD VISIT The Lawrence Odd Fellows lodge put on degree work for two candidates last night and received two members by transfer. Plans were made for a visit to Linwood lodge next Tuesday night. The Lawrence members will attend in a body and the Linwood lodge is arranging a big celebration. The Lawrence lodge accepted the invitation of the Topeka lodge to put on the second degree work at the big homecoming to be held in the city auditorium at Topeka on February 24. Plans for the new Odd Fellows building here are progressing. Members say construction probably will be started before the summer is over.
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Linwood Lodge
Lawrence
Lawrence Lodge
Topeka
Odd Fellows
Kansas Fails to Ratify Federal Child Labor Amendment
Topeka January 28 Kansas supporters of the federal child labor amendment concede all hope of placing Kansas in the ratification column. The senate voted 30 to 9 to pass the house resolution not to ratify. Senator Benjamin F Heiger of Wichita said he would introduce a new resolution to submit a ratification proposal to a vote of the people, but a majority of both houses believe this could not be done since the amendment has already been rejected.
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Kansas
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House
Benjamin F.hegier
Wichita
Conferees Named On Muscle Shoals Bill In Senate
Washington January 28 The Senate laid before the bill authorizing Muscle Shoals action with conference, after House request. Underwood proposed conferees including Capper Keyes McKinley Kendrick, but Capper declined and Harrison objected. Senate then chose Keyes McKinley Kendrick for talks. Oklahoma City January 28 A bill requires public notice ten days before marriage for men under 26 and women under 21, 66 to 6 in the upper house. moves to lower chamber. Philadelphia January 28 Eugene Ike Stecker released on 10000 bail after surrendering to federal authorities. Topeka January 28 Unconfirmed talk says W. S. Mackey may become Lansing prison warden. no statement from Gov. Paulen. Aberdeen January 28 State gas station ordered reopened at 1744 cents per gallon. commercial stations retail at 21 cents. Kansas City January 28 Julius Pappas and Beatrice Parrack wed by Probate Judge Menger. Chicago KYW violin program with Miss Ednah Hopkins will broadcast at 7:30 PM instead of 8.
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Okla
Oklahoma
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Muskogee
Mackey
Topeka
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H. Mackey
Kansas City
Ken
Lansing
A. V. Anderson
Ben
Paulen
Ednah Hopkins
KYW
Chicago
Equity suit over levee encroachment and fences
The Lawrence Paper's Manufacturing Co and trustees sue L Clyde Browning Robert A Spahr and Frank M Browning in district court asking to bar entry and construction on the Kansas river levee between Connecti cut and New York streets north of the Santa Fe railroad right of way. They allege seizure of the property on December 15 1924 construction began shortly after and a fence erected January 12 was torn down three days later. A protecting fence was rebuilt January 26.
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Lawrence Paper’ Manufacturing Co
Irving Hill
P. A. Dinsmoor
J. D. Bowersock
L. Clyde Browning
Robert A. Spahr
Frank M. Browning
Kansas River
Connecticut Street
New York Street
Santa Fe Railroad
Petition deadline set for paving projects in city
Only a few days remain for filing paving petitions with the city commission under a new rule. Deadline is February 1. The latest petition asks paving Vermont street from Eighteenth to Twentieth, which, if approved, would affect the 2000 block.
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Local Social Notes From Excelsior Ike District
Montgomery went to Bald win Monday and Will Wacker was in Lawrence Monday. Families and neighbors share visits, hosts, and Sunday dinners as residents attend wolf hunts, suppers, and gatherings. Names include Flora Elm Gilliland Johanning Haas Koehler Pohj topeka Topeka and Ottawa correspondents.
Local social notes and events in Lawrence area
Mrs. Fred Heim and Florence visited the Andrew Elm home Sunday afternoon. Nadine Kring spent Saturday with her grandparents. La Verna and Kenneth Gilliland visited Ike Montgomery’s home. Glenna Montgomery assisted at L. A. Flora’s Wednesday night. Will Wacker drove to Lawrence Friday. Ike Thomas visited Glen Flora Friday. Sam Wymore and son Roland dined at J. W. Haas Saturday. The Flora family spent Saturday at L. A. Flora’s. Mr and Mrs. Mike Young visiting with daughter and family. Theodore Cissier and Mrs. George Haas visited John Watts Sunday. Anna Johanning and daughters Esther and Ruth visited Dan Johanning Sunday. Progressive Literary and Art Club host: Mrs. Mary Monroe at Della Bowers’ home Friday 2 30. Baby clinic tomorrow 2–4 at city hall. babies should be there by 3 30. Kansas state bird voting by Lawrence school children tomorrow.
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Baldwin
Will Wacker
Lawrence
Glen Flora
LaVerna
Kenneth
Charles Elm
Charline
J. A. Flora
Tom Gilliland
Elmer Carey
Charles Gilliland
W. G. Jessce
George
Walter Jesie
Anna
No. 10
School House
Farmers’ Union
Vane Kring
Elda
Chester Gibsons
Topeka
Dave Harris
Will Osborne
Frances
Homer Gibson
Marcelina
Charley Elm
Will Warner
Howard
Will Peffley
Harold
Ottawa
L. A
Flora
Charley Elim
Miltie Kring
Albert Hornberg
Fred Heim
Florence
Andrew Elm
Nadine Kring
Thomas Gilliland
la Verna
Ike Montgomery
Sam Wymore
Roland
J. W. Haas
L. A. Flora
Mike Young
Will Schwartz
Theodore Cissier
George Haas
John Watts
Anna.Johanning
Esther
Ruth
Dan Johanning
Progressive Literary and Art Club
Mary Monroe
Della Bowers
Statewide school vote names bird after ballots cast
A state wide poll among school children determines the state bird by ranking candidates. The third highest vote getter will be honored as the state bird in a ceremony to be scheduled by state education officials.
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Ike" Stecker
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