Signs Ordered Removed From Glass Case On Jackson Street
Police ordered removal of signs stuck to a glass case on the sidewalk in front of the Jackson building for obstructing view and violating city ordinance. City Attorney Thiele noted the case on the sidewalk is allowed but the many signs attached violate the rule against posting signs on buildings.
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City Drug Store Offers Auto Sponges and Chamois
London police magistrates say the hardest part for a woman police officer is learning to give proper evidence in police court, following the rules when she appears against a prisoner.
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Fort Riley Edges Haskell 30 29 in Tight Lawrence Clash
Fort Riley defeated Haskell 30 to 29 in a close Saturday basketball game at Haskell arena. Johnson and Bushy led with multiple free throws while Clarke, Bushy, and Kipp contributed key baskets as the lead changed hands several times and the final margin remained one point.
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Tax Returns Urged as Prosecution Follows Warning
Official Washington March 10 Internal Revenue Collector Roper warned that those failing to file income tax returns before next Saturday night face prosecution. Honest taxpayers urged to report slackers to aid in detection. Nonfilers face fines up to 1000 dollars. those who wilfully refuse may face up to 1000 dollars fine or imprisonment up to one year.
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Plane Hits Mud Near Elizabeth After Flight From Stand ard Plant
A government airplane en route to Philadelphia from the Standard Aircraft Company plant near Elizabeth New Jersey plunges to the ground in mud with seven army officers aboard. Initial reports say no injuries as the craft lands beside a stream. Fraternal Order of Eagles holds an open meeting tonight.
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Wife 15 Held in Garnett Stockman Killing
Mrs. Bell King is held in Garnett Kansas today after the death of her husband A J King a wealthy stockman. Witness Robert Cullison says the shooting followed a quarrel with his wife. Mrs King declines to explain the motive.
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Lawrence High Consideres Kansas City All Stars Import Showdown
Lawrence High School basketball boasts strength as Coach R C Johns of the Kansas City All Stars plans a matchup in Convention Hall, Kansas City, as a curtain raiser to the Jayhawker game. Uhrlaub eyes a return game in Robinson Gymnasium with potential lineupsincluding Uhrlaub at center and Rudolf Uhrlaub at guard.
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Debates Planned On League of Nations at Newark
Washington dispatch notes a Newark debate planned during the recess featuring Senator Hitchcock of Maine and Senator Lodge of Massachusetts over the League of Nations. The event aims for April 5 and 10 with organizers from the foreign relations committee. Arthur Balfour to retire and be replaced by Earl Curzon, per the Evening Standard. Rose Deming, 85, edits a daily paper in Palestine Texas, claimed as possibly the oldest active newspaper woman in the United States.
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HAMILTON PLANS BASKETBALL BANQUET IN KANSAS CITY
Coach W O Hamilton will escort eight remaining players to a Kansas City banquet after a Saturday game with Schmelzer's team. Bunn of Humboldt and Miller of Chanute lead the race for 1920 team captain. Bennet and other seniors honored at next athletic council meeting.
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Kansas University Baseball Holds Indoor Practice Start
Kansas University announces the first indoor practice of the 11o dayhawker season at Robinson Gymnasium with the battery working indoors for two weeks. Outdoor practice begins April 1. daily sessions run 2:50 to 4:00 p.m. and track duties occupy 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. Freshman Slawson and veteran pitchers Harns, Marxen, and Pierce show promise. Bunn and Weltmer return at receiver and slugging duties with Weltmer possibly edging Bunn for a starting role.
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Kansas City star Machamer leads return of Husky nine
Coach Borel plans lineup around two veterans at first base and receiving roles with Bunn moving to fresh pitching and Desmond catching. Freshmen Lash Judkins and Palmer push for infield and outfield spots as Machamer, a noted first baseman from Kansas City, Kans, returns after two strong seasons.
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Wabash Head Dies After Pneumonia
K P Kearney president of the Wabash railroad died here today of pneumonia at age and leaves a wife a daughter en route from New Orleans and a son His career spanned telegraph apprentice to railroad president beginning as a station helper in Logansport Indiana then advancing to dispatcher and chief clerk and more.
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Trainmaster in In tiliana and St Louis rail roles
A trainmaster served at various places in In tiliana for the Pennsylvania lines and moved to St Louis in 1903 to become superintendent of the Terminal Railroad Association.
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University of Utah reports one third of 500 students work through school
One third of the five hundred young women students at the University of Utah are earning income to support their education. The figure reflects a sizable portion of the student body balancing work with study.
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