State tournament entries show thirty-nine boys teams fielding
Forty teams entered the state junior basketball tournament with thirty-nine boys teams named from schools such as Dunshton Atchison Melle Maing Chay County Baldwin Cawker City Dodge City Tiffingham Sudora Ashworth Gardner Greeley Halstead Glen Elder Iola Kansas City Lecompton Lawrence Mankato Merriam Omnes Potter Perry Rosedale Sali Wellington Sterling Goodland Wichita Winfield. Girls teams are entered from Argentine Burlington Atchison Baldwin Chantwood Elamere Gantt County Merriam Preston Read Nickerson Tathe Prato.
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Dunshton
Arkansas
Atchison
Melle Maing
Chay County
Baldwin
Cawker City
Dodge City
Tiffingham
Commercial League Leads Flour Mill in 59 to 16 Victory
The Commercial Basketball League game last night saw the Club defeat Flour Mill 59 to 16. The Business College forfeited to the Roversock Ushers. Windshields installed at Matthews Lumber. Rosedale hosts tonight in a must win for the visiting team. high school varsity schedules show upcoming games with Rosedale and Leans. The season aims to raise funds for the school speakers with a faculty versus student game.
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Flour Mill
Business College
Roversock
Rosedale
Nee
Lawrence Teyny
Ariiival Gynmnasium
High Schvol
Plans for Three Diy divisions in Hellenic Baseball League
The article outlines an upcoming season in the In-Hellenic Baseball League with three divisions. It lists division members Alpha Tau Omepa Phi Gamma Belta Kapna Sigma Sigma Alpha Epsilon in division one, Beta ibetdt Fi Phi Kappa Psi Delt igma Chil in division two, and Phi Kappa Phi Delta Theta Phe Kappa Mpha Sigma Nu Adeta in division three. Schedules have not yet been set.
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I i
Alpha ‘Tau Omepa
Phi Gami' Me Belta
Kapna Sigma
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Beta ‘Ibetdt Fi
Phi Kappa Psi
Deltigma Chi
Phi Kappa
Phi Delta ‘Theta
Phe Kappa Mpha
Sigma Nu
Adeta
Wendall College to Move Museum of Historical Feature
Tulsa March 13 Wendall College, the first mission school among Creek and Cherokee Indians in the Indian Territory, plans a museum to preserve historic features. The site lies within the old Creek nation near the Cherokee border, with a bust of Sequoyah slated for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendall College
Museum of
Peature
Tulsa
Heary Kea Whiull College
Miss ‘Sion
Indian Territory
United States
Sequoyah
Cuban uprising quelled as Santiago falls to government
Official dispatches from Washington report Cuban government forces regaining control of Santiago, the rebel stronghold, and capturing leader Gomes. Rebels reportedly retreated, throwing down arms as they fled to outskirts. The move signals the collapse of the rebellion with no clear word on fighting.
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Washington
Santiane
Canal Employes Drills in Defense at Gatun
Civilian employees on the Panama Canal have initiated a Pla tisbuegites movement Gatun. Officers of the fifty third battalion stationed there are giving instruction in elementary studies. The civilians show interest in defense arrangements and many have volunteered for full service. In case of need they may guard duties while regular soldiers occupy trenches beyond the canal. London reports Swiss minister to London will retain staff of Germans interests, with three American officials replaced by Swiss heads of departments. Switzerland to send sanitation specialists to London to visit German prisoners camps in England.
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Gali Patiama
Panagna Canal
Gatun
Gatun Lake
Canal
London
Page
England
United States
Germany
Switzerland
Royal Gold Medal awarded to French architect Henri Pan
London March 13 The Royal Gold Medal for distinction in Architecture will be awarded this year for the second time to a Frenchman Henri Pan Henri Nenet or Pan Henri Nenet aged 64 a member of the French Institute and for years has overseen France's national places and civil buildings
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London
Nyan
Pan Henri Nenet
French Institute
France
Remodeling at Serbonne and local notices in Lawrence area
Local notices and social updates list architectural work on the Serbonne, coal contact with G F Matthews, travel between Lawrence and Topeka, and multiple mentions of community members. Social visits, illness notes, funeral attendance, and club meetings fill the day’s brief records with names such as Mr Harvey Goff Mrs John Mathey and Miss Berth Glenn.
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Henry Brown
John Mathey Motererd
Lawrence
Broscu
Geovee
Laur Arid Son
Tloneku
Jon Matthey
Harve Goff
Re A. Anderson
George
George Caur
Shall Gray
Doe Glenn
Lawrence Manders
Underwood
Presgrove
Glenn Orr
Monelig
Topeka
John Travel
Pauline
Wilda
Cyrus Glenn
Ouita
John Matheyers
Goll
George Char
Elmer Wilson
Stull
Berth Glenn
Marshall Grund
Greengrook
Kimmie Durnaer
Sunda Brown
Hazel Gray
Grace Gray
Walt Glenn
Glenn Aid Society
Mars
Dee Glew
Goldie Gray
Madge McCall
Cottage
Walter Brown
John Dreyer
Arthur Dreyer
Sporis
Will
Confucianism Fails as China's State Religion Bid
China's parliament rejects recognizing Confucianism as official religion in the proposed constitution with a 264 to 255 vote. Christians mobilized against state endorsement, arguing freedom to practice any faith without government support or hindrance amid bitter parliamentary debate.
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Peking
Kefforts
China
Fewer KU women graduates seek marriage after college
A Kansas University study shows a shift from homemaking to careers among women graduates. About 65 of the 7152 women who graduated last year are teaching, with many entering fields from farming to pharmacy and including social service, hospital work, religious duties, and newspaper jobs.
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We.y
University of Kansas
Kansas University
New Spring Clothing Furnishings Shoes Ad Blend
The notice highlights H L Winey and Sons advertising new spring clothing furnishings and shoes. It notes trends in women continuing study after graduation with eight women of the 1916 class pursuing further study or research, and about forty percent of last year’s women graduates living at home and not pursuing a vocation.
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New Spring
H. L. Winey & Sons
Eae
Hamburg Breast Tea and war glycerine news
Old time remedy promotes Hamburg Breast Tea as a cure for colds and grip with a boiled infusion. The piece notes glycerine price shifts from 60 to 240 pounds per ton and a waste-to-glycerine proposal by soap makers aiding army and navy needs. Also announces a City Y M C A talk by Secretary Dilton at the High School Boys Club gathering.
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Hamburg
Khace
France
Navy
iCty YM. C. A
Dilton
Eestes Park
Red Caps Cut Living Costs at Union Station
In Kansas City Missouri on March thirteen a union of red caps at Union Station formed a buying cooperative with train crews traveling to rural areas. They purchase fresh produce and poultry at below market prices and ship them to ushers. A week’s purchases included eggs at 26 cents a dozen, apples and onions also bought below local commissions.
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Union Station
Red Caps
Kansas City
Turn Waste into Cordite From Army Camp Kitchens
Waste from army camp kitchens now supplies glycerine adequate for cordite to manufacture ten million eighteen pound shells. The report notes the program uses all waste fat from camps to create the propellant.
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London
Everything is Bone Dry Youll Like Soft Drinks After Tryin
A quirky ad fragment suggests trying McNishs soft drinks after a dry spell. It promotes a refreshing contrast and hints at local brand appeal.
Dandruff Remedy Claim From Advertising Copy
An old advertisement promises a sure dandruff cure by applying four ounces of liquid argon to the scalp at night. It claims itching stops immediately and hair becomes fluffy and glossy after several applications. The message asserts liquid argon is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
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Ard
Vis
Albert Noller
Mass. St
Atry Rosedale
Wamega
Waterville
McNish Bottling Works
CR. Matthews Lumber Company
Squires Stulios
Melville Word
St . Norpen
Wall HI Lavenist St
Weveshy
Lashaie
Selipeay Diene
Gage
International Storkins Mills
Katenwa
Jonal
Tergier
Wes
Deloo Sturter
Henry
Lawrence Buick
G. P
Pallford
C. P. Banker
Ling
Sal Wott
Titel
Anil
Ash Hire
Aire Howes Phoang Snh
Winkind
Irans
Dion
Cnnihdtont
Sit
Ars
Asher Whiky
St Rendh
Dee
Ihem
W. Lamb Bell
7Th St
Black Hawk
Evans-Metcalf Co
Harvard
Harvard University
Menilli
McNish
C. Evi Matthews Lumber & Coal Co
G.F. Matthews Oumber & Coal Compa
Clem
Matthews Laraber & Coal Company
Bowersock
John E. Kellard
Charles B. Hanford
Georgiana Wilson
New York
Macbeth
Macduff
Georgina Wilson
Modjeska
Holliday
Cyril Maude
Oxro
Massachusetts St
Peopies State Bank
Tigt
Lawrence National Bank
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