Kansas honors 1927 basketball team members
Chancellor Lindley and Coach Allen praised Kansas players and leadership at a 1927 gathering. Students, alumni, and Kiwanis members awarded “K’s” for service while Captain Schmidt and Harald Schmidt were cited for the upcoming season. Allen outlined reasons for Kansas’ success and credited university leadership and faculty.
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CMM
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F.C. Allen
McLemore to Chilocco chief coach role at Arkansas City
G McLemore accepted the position at Chilocco Indian School in Arkansas City to replace George Timms after a year. The Haskell star brings football prowess to the school and will assist in coaching all athletic branches. His prior coaching at Tennessee State Normal and stellar Haskell play are highlighted along with recent business work in Tulsa.
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G. McLemore
Chilocco
Arkansas City
MeLemore
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Haskell
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Tulen
Tahlanta State Normal
Athletive
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Tulsa
Elks Prowling Scores Ten Pins Hartig 70 2
High men were Hartig 821 Henry gl Sevenback Ealey Springer 3 High men were Epley Springer 209 Games Tonight Ten Pins Jones Reatx Shimmmonz Haglund Englandile King exempt from postage payment Family members affix stamps Tiger Flowers the new middleweight champion was a Savannah cotton stevedore before boxing eight years ago
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Henry
Sevenback
Ealey
Springer
Epley
Pins Jones
Reatx
Shimmmonz
Haglund
England
Ile King
Kansas Captain Harold Schmidt Leads 1927 Jayhawker Team
Harold Schmidt named captain of the 1927 Jayhawker basketball squad. Originating from Kansas City high school team that won the 1923 national title, Schmidt played a stellar role for Kansas the past two seasons. He holds a forward spot and was third high scorer in the valley this season.
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Harold Schmidt
Jayhawker
University
Kansas City
Schmidt
Kansas Machine
Four Teams Still In National Race In 4 A U Basketball
Kansas City March 19 Pi Dasinke speed delivering sharp play faces Goodyear Akron against Kansas City Athletic Club in the first semi final. Hillyard five from Joseph Alo meets Kansas City Teachers College as Pet Kangee and KC A C chase the final. Scores from the third round last night show Goodyear 40 Schooleys 2 KC A C 44 Tarner 28 South Side Turners Indianapolis 18 Poria Teachers 33 Pittsburg Teachers 21.
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Goodyear
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Ohio
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Joseph
Alo
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St. Louis
Shaw speaks for first time at dress rehearsal
London reports George Bernard Shaw broke his usual stance to address a dress rehearsal after censorship was lifted. He offered a brief speech, thanking the audience and inviting return visits. The item also notes Mary and Douglas a minor aside about a women's club and marriage name choice at a separate York dispatch.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Des Fairbanks
Mary
Douglas
Doug
York
Mar
Bishop Guilty in Denmark Elder Fraud Case
Copenhagen report states Rev. Dx. Anton Bast, Methodist bishop of Scandinavia, found guilty by a jury of fraudulent conversion of 182000 kroner in charity funds. He was exonerated on charges of public appeals for charity and fraudulently converting 55000 kroner to his own use from the central mission.
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Copenhagen
Anton Bast
Methodist Episcopal
Scandinavia
Central Mission
Santa Fe Offers Trips to Chicago for 4-H Winners
The Santa Fe railway offers sixty two all expenses paid trips to the Fifth National Boys and Girls Club Congress in Chicago next December for 4-H winners in nine western states. Kansas receives twelve awards with others going to Arizona Colorado Illinois Iowa Missouri New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas. Winners are top in crop or livestock projects in counties served by full time extension agents under the agricultural college. The program boosts farm youth engagement and marks Santa Fe support for agricultural progress. A Douglas county youth could be Kansas' representative in Chicago this fall.
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Kansas
Chicago
Santa Fe Rainey
Arizona
Colorado
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Santa Fe
Agricultural College
The
Canada
Briand kinship and royal pageantry in Brittany tale
March report notes Briand family ties claiming three queens for mid-tent celebrations in Tornithet Brittany near Aristide Briand birthplace. Also refutes life’s end via radiation theory by Lakhovsky, migratory birds guided by rays, and French Marshals urged for staff rejuvenation, with Joffre Foch Lyautey Fayolle likely retired if war command reshuffled.
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Tornithet
Brittany
Aristide Briand
Yvonne Briand
Renee
Suzanne
Violet
Camelia
Geo. Takhovsky
Academy: of Sciences
u'Arsonval
M. Lakhovsky
France
War Struy
Joffre
Foch
Lyautey
Fayolle
Petain
Franchet d'Espert
Franchert d'Hsperey
Baca
Foch Fayolle
Helen Beats Glenna in Bellair county golf final
Miss Helen Payson of Portland Maine defeated Glenna Collette of Providence Rhode Island one up in the final of the Bellair county champions golf event on the Florida program. The report includes local notes from Vinland and surrounding area with visits, illnesses, and minor incidents as the community shields the broader sports result.
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Helen
Payson
Portland
Maine
Glenna Collette
Providence
Bellair County
Florida
Community Notes From Jefferson County Mill Town
The column lists local residents and events in McLouth and nearby Lawrence. It notes attendance at church services, baptisms planned, and educational pursuits including Ralph Wyatt finishing a civil engineering course at Kansas University and Williams studying chemistry at Ashland College. It reports on social visits, funerals, a grocery opening, a jewelry shop redecorating, and the county patrol system improving roads. It also mentions a Girls Reserve tea, high school sports selectees, and student enrollments at Kansas State Teacher College Emporia.
Local Happenings and Contest Notes in Hiawatha Area
In Hiawatha and nearby towns the Dorcas society hosted a spring themed meeting with Mrs Ray Groshong in charge and a three course luncheon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Lloyd West and Mrs Hobart Herries, with Mrs James Moreland and Mrs Earl Fisher among guests. A new son arrived for Mr and Mrs S R Adams Saturday, and Mrs Dave Dick and Mrs Elgie Ones were weekend guests in Hiawatha at the Ross home. Prof W C Morrow led a school visit to rural sites with talks on education and events, while a baby clinic drew 40 healthy babies, including several from out of town. The Reese Drug Store contest for a Childs Packard car continues to draw votes from locals, with voting coupons widely available. Syracuse University basketball fans remain hopeful after fifteen straight wins.
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Ivan Slawson
Ray Groshong
Miss Waugh
Lloyd Dobbs
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Nemaha County
Ralph E. Wyatt
Kansas University
Santa Fe
Chanute
Dwight Wiliams
A. F. Williams
Ashland College
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Ohio
Albert Myers Holme
Kansas City
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Edgar
Neil
Alberta
Syd Gardener
Frank Champion
Harry Wellman
John Gardner
James Magill
Kansas ‘City Hospital
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Armstrong
Ralph Howard
Mary Hughes
Seybold Jewlery Establishment
Chapman’s (Earl
Eastern Star
Jefferson County Patrol
James Moreland
H.L. Weaver
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Hobart Herries J
S. R. Adams
Higie Jones
Dave Dick
Elgie
Hiawatha
Ross
Frank Sha
John Dick
Ross of
W. C. Morrow
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