Kansans Off for Wrestling Meet in Oklahoma
University of Kansas coach Guy Lookabaugh leads five wrestlers from Lawrence to Stillwater Oklahoma for the Missouri Valley meet at Oklahoma A and M College. Weigh ins begin Thursday morning with preliminaries that afternoon and Friday schedule culminating in finals Saturday night. A 175 pound entrant is out due to Russell Smith injury. trip beneficiaries include Stoklas Skinner Delp Hays and Freese.
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Guy Lookabaugh
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Missouri Valley Wrestling
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Loagkahaugh
Lelahoma Aggies
Russell Smith
K. U
Stoklas
TUS Mound
Skinner
Delp
Hays
Freese
Kappa SiGs
High School Basketball Pairings for Class G Tournament
Pairings announced for the state high school Class G basketball tournament at Washburn Valley Gymnasium. Friday afternoon games include the Dora team vs Holyrood at 1 pm and Fedora vs Clyde at 4 pm. winners advance to second round against listed opponents. Byes matchups include Teerfield versus Bancroft and Wartford versus Plainville with subsequent second round pairing unclear.
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Waw
Talay
Washburn Valley Gymnasium
Thedora
Holyrood
Fedora Five Wings
Clyde
Williamsberg
Arlington
Bird City
Missouri University Polo Team Plans Spring Tour
The Missouri University polo squad, led by Captain Arthur Wilson, plans spring travel to Kansas City and Des Moines. They will meet Kansas City Country Club, University of Oklahoma, and the Wiconda Club in Des Moines after trips to Kan and Maines, with intra-mural play to precede a hoped for strong season.
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Missouri
Kan
Maines
Arthur Wilson
Kansas City
University of Oklahoms
Mallee
Des Moines
Wiconda
Mey
Tigers
Veteran Telephone Man Sees Radio Talks as First Step
Thomas A. Watson, veteran telephone pioneer and sole survivor of the original four who perfected voice transmission, says transatlantic radio telephone talks mark the start of a new era in communications. He notes a previous company run and health issues with partners including Bell, and cites unconfirmed reports of radio telephone lines linking the U.S. and foreign nations by next fall.
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Pagsagrille
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Thomas A. Watson
London
New York
Watson
Alexander Graham Bell
TASC
United States
Start Tennis Season at Kansas under Captain Hoag
University of Kansas tennis opens practice as soon as weather permits led by captain Donald Hoag with Muir Rogers Cliff Campbell and Clatter Crane among hopefuls. Oklahoma Kansas and Washington loom as early rivals in a round robin setup though no regular coach is in place yet.
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University of Kansas
Donald Hoag
Captain Hoag
Muir Rogers
Cliff Campbell
Kansas City
Clatter
Crane
Scott
Oklahoma
Kansas
Washington
Hoag
K. U
Lane
Twelve teams enter Kansas State Junior High hoops tourney
Twelve teams won sectional play to reach the Kansas State Junior High School basketball tournament in Hutchinson. The field includes Colby Kansas City Winfield Eldorado Topeka Scammon Emporia Kinsley Herrington Liberty Hutchinson and Sherman of Hutchinson. First round pairings list Topeka vs Herrington Emporia vs Liberty Hutchinson vs Winfield Scamm on vs Sherman Kinsley vs Sherman with four byes Eldorado Dodge City Ing as City and Colby.
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Hutchinson
Colby
Kansas City
Winfield
Eldorado
Topeka
Scammon
Emporia
Kinsley
Herrington
Liberty
Sherman
Dodge City
Ingas City
Smuggling of aliens declines at Tampa port
Inspector William A. Whalen reports a drop in alien smuggling along Florida’s west coast. From the year start to February no aliens were captured at Tampa, and no landings were reported. He notes 1925 smuggling fell from 1924 levels.
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Tampa
Fla
Florida
William A. Whalen
First Telephone in Lawrence Opens in 1878 Era
The first Lawrence telephone line connected Chester’s Drug Store on Massachusetts Street with the University via Fraser Hall in January 1878. By 1881 Merchants Telephone and Telegraph Co received city approval to operate here, with Miss Lizzie Knight as operator and lines to Kansas City planned. The initial exchange required twenty five subscribers, with a 25 deposit and 50 annual business rent, and early subscribers included banks, mills, the Journal, and the Post Office.
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H. E. Kepler
E. P. Chester
Massachusetts Street
University
The
Triune
Chester
K. U
the Tribune
St. Joe
Atchison
Kansas City
Topeka
Merchants Telephone and Telegraph Company
A. Dd Bowersock
TF. Menot
Lawrence Daily Journal
McDaniels
John Kilworth
Lizzie Knight
Rousell
Miss Knight
Ad Manter
Elizabeth Knight Sanders
Alva
Okla
Mrs. Landers
Exchange
Topeka & Santa Fereight
First National
Bruce, C & Co, Lumber and Oal
Barteldes, F. & Co
Leeds
Bismarck Grove
Bowersack
J. D
Bliss
Douglas County Mills
Eldridge
Grovenor
Henjer
Kansas Pacific
Lawrence Journal Printing Co
Leis
Geo
Western Farm Mortgagt Whitney
W. Fl
Watkins
Walruff Jno
Lawrence Brewry
Lawrence man found guilty in canned heat case
A Lawrence man with a family was found guilty in police court of purchasing canned heat for use as an intoxicant. He was paroled with conditions that any future banned heat possession will trigger jail time. Local officers note a campaign against canned heat led by Topeka, with a new launch planned locally. Mrs. Frederick Funston begins a San Francisco business making a family remedy for chilblains.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Hair-Groom Dignifies Hair For All Day Shine
The copy claims Hair-Groom combing cream costs only a few cents and keeps hair glossy and well groomed all day. It asserts the product controls stubborn or shampooed hair, holds any style, is greaseless, and even helps grow thick, heavy hair.
Violin Recital at University of Kansas Offers Stradivarius Concert
Dean Swarthout announces remaining tickets for the Jacobsen violin recital in Robinson Gym tonight at the University of Kansas. Jacobsen will perform Mendelssohn Concerto on a Stradivarius valued at $20 000, reputedly the season’s standout piece. The event is the sole violin recital of the concert course this term and promises notable music lovers attendance.
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University of Kansas
Jacobsen
Robinson Gymnasium
D. M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
Swarthout
Mendelssohn
Disabled Veterans Aid Stated by Minnesota Legion
In Minnesota the American Legion reports twenty five cents per member funded medical and surgical care for seventy five service men, mostly treated at Mayo Clinic Rochester, with a sixty year contract ensuring continuation after the Mayo doctors’ deaths. Nearly all cases come from Minnesota and across the nation via the Legion Hospital association.
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St. Paul
Mar
Minnesota American Legion
Eadie Lindell
State Legion Sdjutan
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Mayo Brothers
Legion Hospital’ Association
Minnesota Légion
Legion
Mayos
Fragmentary Note on Education and Language Trends
A clipped quotation discusses the term honor students and average grades among twenty five students. It mentions E G Wells described as an English novelist with a small hand that resembles Chinese writing, indicating a remark on handwriting or literacy.
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G. Wells
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